and yes, oprah boosted that. >> and they did find after oprah came out for him, northwestern university a study they believe directly linked her to voter turnout and donations. >> she went and worked for it, and i think we forget because, you know, he was in power for eight years. he actually won by a very little bit in the primaries. he only barely edged out hillary clinton. so did oprah make that difference, who knows, but couldn't hurt. >> i actually felt guilty to this day and i did this piece -- >> he's a lovely man. >> laura, your thoughts. >> on wilfred -- it's funny to think about the definition of celebrities versus where people are now like tiktok influencers. that's who's invited to the white house now. that's who they're trying to covet, the idea who's going to have a similar influence that even in the years were big name celebrities. now it's people who have memes, now people running the game in terms of tiktok and social media. as you know the biden administration tapped into that this very week trying to have their influence. so it's just fascinating to think about how qu

did oprah make that difference?ws >> wilford gormley, scott bail -- >> i feel guilty to this data at this piece -- i think he's a wonderful -- >> a lovely human, yeah, yeah. >> laura, your thoughts? >> on wilford burnley? i don't have thoughts. it's funny to think about the definition of celebrities versus where they are now, like tiktok influencers. that is who is invited to the white house now. that's who they're trying to covit, the idea of who is going to have a similar influence to what traditionally, even years gone by, where the big name celebrities. now it's people that had memes. people who are running the game in terms of tiktok and social media, so as you know, the biden administration tapped into that this very week trying to have their influence. so it's fascinating to think about how quickly and turned on a dime influence and influencers are no longer who we think of as celebrities, so to speak. >> such a good point, particularly with younger people. there is also micro influencers, different groups us

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according to oprah it is too frightening to consider any other option. jimmy is here to respond.don't go anywhere >> if we don't elect me we will have no healthcare for half a million georgians, our children will continue to go to underfunded schools where transgender children have been banned for playing with her friends. we will have divisive laws that say you have to lie to your children about the history. >> too much is at stake not to. as your listening to all of those what will happen if you don't, it is really frightening. >> welcome back to cross-country we're in atlanta were the governors rematch between brian kemp and stacey abrams is heating up according to oprah despite the strong approval and stronger lead if abrams does not win all freedom will be lost, here to break this down host a fox across america jimmy phelan. does she care about the black folks, freedom in atlanta, georgia, alanna is modern-day black wall street, they lied and said there was a jim crow 2.0 and took all the money and resources away from them, does oprah care about that. >> no she does not care

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oprah and the rock scene here, oprah on the left and rock on the right made a list of stores inspire ask i was inspired by kanye west up to a point. [laughter] >> jessica: did to that point. >> jesse: up until yesterday. >> greg: 3 for 3 and being at the roulette table, i better get out of here. dana? >> dana: so i remember hearing advice on the "oprah winfrey show." that was helpful to me around college time. and i also think, well, i know it sounds to you because i been with you but we used to book events and we are huge celebrities. [laughter] 's >> greg: we are huge celebrities. i've helped like millions, chessie that i've lost count. >> jesse: people have come up to me and say, it "jessie, if you have saved my life." tony robinson, my good friend. very inspirational when i read his book a couple of his books and recommend everybody go out and buy them. very, very inspirational. why are you looking at me like that? i'm genuinely giving my friend a comment. >> greg: fair enough, baron of. >> jesse: he's not your friend? >> greg: no, he is not. we don't get along at all. judge, who

oz when he was on oprah? the oprah winfrey show?s a surgeon he was asked, this is about losing weight, if you lose weight what will happen? if you lose five pounds the mail will gain one inch on his tenets. host: we will leave it there. guest: from the federman campaign it is pretty clear. they are going to be focused on the big blue cities where the base of democratic votes come out. president biden has been there. we expect president obama to come to those places. they are turning out philadelphia, turning out pittsburgh. those have become a major part of the coalition as well. that is where they are going to put their energy. republicans are going to have to do a little bit more because of the voter registration disadvantage. they have to get to the rural part, the cities they have lost their manufacturing. they also need to be in those suburbs and trying to reduce the democratic margin in those suburbs. they have to stretch themselves a little more than a democrat has to do. host: a million plus aligned to other parties. how are

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i just listened to some of what oprah talked about with stacey abrams. came here last year in october to help the other side to win. visited 7 black churches and it didn't work because people understand what is really going on. they decided to make a different choice when republicans. ed to reopen the schools. the democrats said no. and said that we were being racist and wanted to kill the black children. can you believe that's the rhetoric? you know who didn't believe it. enough black people and enough latino people. they talk about racism. i say this to you. let me read it because i am fact checked everywhere i go. president biden 2006 said this: you can't go to a 7-11 or a dunkin doughnuts unless you have a slight indian accent." this is the man who claims to love everybody. we don't even have to go that far. let's see what he said in 2020 -- >> sean: i can up the ante. he partnered with a former klans man berg against the integration of public schools and didn't want the schools to become racism youngles. that's -- jungles. >> yes. and bird was an ex

hale says which now we have oprah's list . >> .. and this caught on in britain. she liked the idea and started promoting it in godey's lady's book including publishing many, many drawings. this one was from 1859 and she published the first i think in the '40s, something like that. so it can't on. by 1850 she was saying a white wedding gown is the symbol of young american womanhood, et cetera, et cetera. and the christmas trees even more interesting. a london newspaper published a picture of christmas at windsor castle, and hail like this idea, thought, i decide publish it in godey's lady's book. so she did. with two alterations. she removed the queens kiera and she removed the mustaches of prince albert. kind of photo shopping of the day. she hated whiskers on men. she thought it made men look sneaky. [laughing] that was one battle she didn't win. those are just two examples but she was very influential in other areas such as recipes. she introduced the first recipes into an american publication, a recipes column, and then she published a couple of books of her c

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oprah book club offer author join us to talk about the east bay stories they are bringing to light. plus a close-up look at a 30 foot oakland mural. honoring the women of the black panther party. coming to you from kqed headquarters in san francisco this friday, october 7, 2022. hello and welcome. this week san francisco mayor london breed called for more accountability for drug dealing. the residents need to support our police officers in their work to arrest criminals. bill scott and district attorney brooke jenkins said they are working closely together. to prosecute drug dealers while also helping people addicted to drugs. will this latest push make any difference? senior editor scott shafer who spoke with mayor briede here at kqed this week. welcome to the show scott. i remember decemberlast year seeing mayor briede standingon the steps of city hall without outrage in her voice saying there will be more paris's police presence and we need to stop tolerating the bull crap. that was destroying the city. everybody perked up and said she is taking this seriously. she is king operat

the book tour starts in washington, d.c., november 15, and she will be with oprah winfrey, david letterman, ellen degeneres, and others, joining michelle obama on different dates. the tour hits six cities including the bay area in san francisco, to be be specific, at the masonic, december 9th through 11th. moderators will be conan o'brien, tracy ellis ross and michele norris. > >> a fast food throwback, what mcdonald's is rereleasing that might have you a little bit nostalgic, when we come back. > >> coming up just as california star >> coming up at 5:00, clean fresh water that's available almost anywhere on planet earth. earth. how one company says it's it's tapped into a drought solution and is now growing water. it's possible that story and more with liz quote cook and and ryan yamamoto. > >> mcdonald's is bringing back an old halloween favor. you remember these? they were calld were called boo buckets. paul hn paul heggen has 1 million of them. you could use it to go tr. go trick-or-treating. i can 2016 2016 they disappeared. now according to a tweet from mcdonald's they will be back s

costing us startups, robadeax, dish peaky should be tickled midst minutes yaki snares, ange at the oprah. ah, a fly issued in 1943 by the polish organisation corpus at burrell valiente. the news from valencia makes the blood run cold. there's been a massacre of ponies residence, ukrainian gang, so well armed, and their violence goes unpunished. we call on all polish bodies, regardless of their political stands to launch the defense of albania, land. ah ah ah a zalinski regime has made it clear it is not interested in any negotiations as russia to end the military conflicts. this should not surprise anyone. after all, this has been the position of the bite administration all along. the collective west is intent on supporting this conflict until the last ukrainian maybe. until there is no ukraine left. please yourself janet pleasure to assist the samo bronner put refurbished. yes or courteously me select she she actually she'd look up is was in for me to go. he had the dog fink to be. so was she no it boucher jewish just for her on the booth for their simon one is who does it by isca. not.

oprah winfrey, she is pure black and she's a billionaire. you can be better than that my opinion. so, garvey was of course deeply suspicious, he walked into the naacp office one day look than everybody is, as a, say light, bright and almost. white has du bois is criticizing him because he has this narrow base and wants to go back to africa, garvey is of course chastising and criticizing du bois too. and another class we'll deal with their great differences. over political, philosophy, things like that. a couple years later, du bois, garvey tries to turn the ship line that's going to go and take africans back to some portion of africa. it fails, the ship cannot get out of the port. it takes a lot of money to run, that i spent some years working on big ships. takes a lot of money to build a big ship and repair it. it didn't get out of the water. during that period of time du bois is constantly disillusioned with american society. he feels that more radical answers should be developed. his account tradition with the naacp. you might remember during the scotsborough case, these nine y

her work has appeared in harper's, the republic, the new yorker in the oprah magazine.ust fellowships from the ford foundation, the national endowment for humanities, the mcdowell calling, the vermont arts council and the institute at harvard university. 82020 and her carnegie fellow emilyas bernard lives with her family in vermont. so please join me and welcoming emily bernard to our roundtable today. >> thank you cell match for that introduction. thank you for being here today i'm thrilled to be here. i could not ask for more brilliance and a wonderful colleagues than those of you here on the panel today. it is a real pleasure. when i receive the notice about this topic, my thoughts immediately went to someone i've been thinking a lot lately and note small part because of the recent passing of our belovedgu and brilliant colleague boyd who is the author of a brilliantnd a wonderful biography of a person i consult often in my work. for my upcoming book project which a series of biographies about black women were i went to in some ways conventional ideas about success w

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oz when he was on oprah?how -- as a surgeon, he was asked about losing weight. " if you lose weight, what will happen?" if you lose 5 pounds, a male will gain one inch on his peanut's -- penis. host: we will leave it there. where are the concentration points for fetterman and dr. oz? caller: they will focus -- guest: they will focus on the big blue cities. we expect president obama to come to those places. they will be turning out philadelphia, turning out pittsburgh, and those suburbs that have become part of the major democratic coalition. the democrats have to do more because of that voter registration disadvantage. they need to get the deep red parts of the state. they also need to be in those suburbs, trying to reduce the democratic margin in those suburbs too. they have to stretch themselves more than a democrat has to in the final weekend. host: how are both campaigns reaching out for those who are not necessarily affiliated with the democratic or republican parties? guest: he is talking about not bein

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and some of them may later, we think that a sailor accidentally injured in oprah custody. and that's why the animals and now attacking the under side of the boats that never happened before they get of article, but can no got. so cindy, we'll researcher, ezekiel under. you prefers to avoid the word attack. he estimates there are only about 40 iberian orc is left. protecting this endangered species is top priority. whether i'm with it, but again, we feel very difficult to find the cause galoshes. however, the yoke is on telling us fetal i shot out. she gave it about what we can say with a high probability is that it's related to a variety of interactions with humans. should i know we think it's a learned behavior over time, which is passed on to the rest of the group. transferred either head, so they that i bought him. most of the sailors take little comfort in such explanations. they say scientists and authorities aren't doing enough to insure the sailors safety. raphael martinez says the animals should be monitored with gps transmitters. if nothing is done, he fears one d

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continuation of the soap opera and drama that existed in the last few years, particularly with the oprahations and innuendos across the atlantic, it's certainly not going to be helpful to getting this reign off to a good start. being devil's advocate, prince harry moved to the us with his wife to keep out of the limelight. if you want to keep out of the limelight, you don't write a book. no, and you don't go to the extent of this provocative title and this very alluring view, looking straight into the eyes of the viewer on the front cover. the fact is, the duke and duchess of sussex have to retain a big position in the media. maybe they need a degree of conflict or being the enfant terrible of the royal family, the ones that there has been some damage done to, to retain a position in american celebrity culture, and it is to keep their name front and centre, to tell their story and perhaps settle some scores, which will not be happy reading at buckingham palace. british schools that try to ban pupils from wearing their afro hair in certain styles are likely to be breaking the law. that's

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mamet awes, the republican nominee a national figure and tv dock there who rose to fame with oprah has his own unique brand. one of the big defining features from him, how you limit his ability in the state it how he relates to pennsylvania. went to medical school at the university of pennsylvania but spent his life elsewhere largely and recently in new jersey. that is a big hurdle for him to get over. but he has been successful in many ways at keeping this race tight and even tightening it more past polls have shown earlier this month. by attacking federman and his brand. largely in the philadelphia market focused on making a case that john fetterman's weak on crime. and making fetterman to be less attractive to someone older, more moderate voters where his brand might not naturally -- where his brand might not be a natural fit. that is closed the race over september into october. last week the debate performance about a week ago certainly has raised more questions about the lieutenant government's ability to compete or to hold an office. as he recovers from a stroke that he had in ma

harper's and the new republic and the oprah magazine. from the national endowment of the humanities and the arts council and the w e-b the boys institute at harvard university. as a carnegie fellow please join me to welcome to the roundtable today. >> thank you for that introduction i am thrilled to be here i could not ask for a more brilliant colleague for the panel today it is a pleasure. i received a notice in no small part with our beloved colleagues who has passed the author of the biography of a personon those serious about your fees that can travel or complicate of women who literally made their way out of no way and encounters real obstacles with their career ambitions and founding ways to be creative and productive. i am very interested in there is a reason why most decorated woman author of her generation and what happens to that person and how does that happen? to start thinking about eyes watching god but it literally happens at the conference with a pass the bottle around and they are so excited about it. and then it circula

plastic waste, especially in ivory coast harvey and the means that we have at our disposal of that acre. oprah winfrey having, i discovered that they are physical products available, such as paving stones, brakes, and many other things, such as granules. they can renew again, and they are in big demand. one hotel has had it's dry, we paved with recycled plastic breaks as i like to do it quasi founded her own company in 2019. and now she asked 7 employees. she's convinced that young entrepreneurs like hair can bring about change in our be, shall see. good, in other young people get involved and green entrepreneurship, we will be able to make ivory coast and even our african continent, a world that works to reduce atmospheric pollution. how they allow good show do it involves the ecological impact and promoting a green city and on ecological city them or see due to promotion is even if the vehicle has and that's what the students at abby shots university do. they are planting 30 trees on campus, and that's just the beginning of it before is synergy, doug. a synergy of actions is needed to addres

her work has appeared in harper's the new republic, the new and o, the oprah. she has received fellowships from the ford foundation, the national endowment for the humanities, the macdowell colony, the arts council, and the w.e.b. dubois institute at university. a 2020 andrew carnegie fellow, emily barnard, lives her family in vermont. so please join me in welcoming emily bernhardt to our roundtable today. thank you so much, dr. word for that introduction and thank you for making it possible for me to be here today. i'm thrilled to be here. i couldn't ask for more. brilliant and wonderful colleagues than the colleagues. i'm sharing this panel with today. so it's a real pleasure. when i received the notice about this topic, my thoughts immediately went to zora neale hurston, who i've been thinking about a lot lately. not in no small part because of the recent passing. our beloved and brilliant colleague valerie boyd, who's the author of a brilliant, wonderful biography of hurston that i consult often in my work and i'm writing hurston for my upcoming book projec

but here's what abrams had to say with oprah winfrey. take a look.c >> if we don't elect me, wecare will have no health care for half a million georgians. half a million georgians. our children will continue too go to underfunded schools. we're transgene. your children have been banned from playing with their friends. we will have t divisive laws thg say that you have to lie to your children abouty. their history. are>> w askinge the question, what can we do to help? and the biggest answere is you. vote , because too much is at n stake, notot to. listeni i mean, as you're listening alll all those, what will happen if you don't? >> it's really frightening. and of course,s really abrams ar >> allies over and over and over s allies kep kapper ferring to jim crow 2.0. and now we have record voting sa never before seeten in the state of georgia. >> i ae a lookf . >> first of all, i doracist absolutely agree that it's racist. it it's is redux of jim crow in a suit and tie. >> it is a most pernicious thing. this makes jim crow look liks e: jim eagle. >> her

continuation of the soap opera and drama that existed in the last few years, particularly with the oprahnd innuendo is across the atlantic, it's certainly not going to be helpful to getting his reign off to a good start.- off to a good start. being devil's advocate, - off to a good start. being devil's advocate, prince | off to a good start. being - devil's advocate, prince harry moved to the us with his wife to keep out of the limelight. if you want to keep out of the limelight, you don't write a book. ., ., , ., limelight, you don't write a book. ., ., ., �* ., limelight, you don't write a book. ., ., ., ., book. no, and you don't go to the extent _ book. no, and you don't go to the extent of _ book. no, and you don't go to the extent of this _ book. no, and you don't go to the extent of this provocative | the extent of this provocative title and this very alluring view, looking straight into the eyes of the viewer on the front cover. the fact is, the duke and duchess of sussex have to retain a big position in the media. maybe they need a degree of conflict or being the enfant terrible

the way, you know, when, when what no one will tell you now will tell us now that you are not in the oprah with nate armed forces or whatever we am, wasn't interoperable? well, finding out again, definitely to not with the 2nd strongest on in the world, but definitely not with the weakest army in the world. so yes, a des, experienced this experience, we are ready to share. we are ready to be this forefront of the whole european continent. well, destined to be here. we will not transfer a grant somewhere to another part of the world. so yes, probably this will be the case for great, very briefly. some experts in the west of suggested that what we're witnessing with the conflict in ukraine is the start of the 3rd world war, 3rd world war between russia and the west. is that how you see this conflict? no, this is how would you see this conflict in his narrative? he's bullet and you fighting not only with the whole west, not only with ne gardener, but probably with the most part of the world except some countries who support in, you know, this is false. russian narratives, and probably this wo

however, one good to see this includes for the state of oprah. com. we've got some red warnings in play here. could see more than $200.00 millimeters of rain within a short period of time. that energy will continue to move further toward the west in the days to come. next stop. i will take you to indo china and authorities in thailand. have warned of seen some serious flooding in bangkok, part of the reason here is there's rivers are rising rapidly in the north and central areas. and all of that is draining around the capitol region getting pelted with some pretty serious rein his wall around southern vietnam. and hook him in city. now for china along the yangtze river valley, it's been a really damp forecast here breezy at times as while still some showers falling around chunk ching into wool han on friday. and for japan, get ready. it's going to be a washout for me, and i leaned upon shoe around tokyo breezy as while some spots $6070.00 when guess if maybe even 80 kilometers per hour. southeast asia problem spot southern sumatra really rate across j

oprah, leaning the stumps and notes and these girls we have here. we're sitting ordering sure you're supposed to. so he, me and i missed with what we're seeing now is just the tip of the iceberg. the logical outcome of washington's e is long and consistent policy. ukraine was chosen as a native bridgehead near russia's borders back in the mid 19 ninety's. when the country started its nato integration. i was in 2008, when george w bush said he wanted to trade in a ga to be a fast track than to nato that n u. s. and bassett, or to russia, william burns, who's now the head of the cia, sent back a memo to washington title. ne yet means in the yet, don't cross russia red lines when it comes to ukraine. joining nato, we sleep with you when you meet my tree lane, not done by she located me. yours. it is. oh, it was somebody collectively. is that what i've been using? it gives you half know, crania, and tickets to the phone. we would only be able to reduce the sheets that are some good in place. yeah, the upper avenue and that's it. with machine unit number

trump also pressed them to publicly quote oprah just say the election was corrupt and leave the restn congressman." >> was an exact quote from the president. indicated that he had some political avenue he wanted to pursue with congress. but by him telling us we should say publicly that it was corrup that concerned me. >> what he intended was for the department of justice to say, "we have indications that there was corruption because from there you can take that seed of doubt and contraband remote commercial congress can water it, they can grow that doubt, and then through their you coul do things like get people to vote against certification on january 6th. as long as rosen and donahue were in charge, they told the president they would not publicly back his false electio fraud claims. so trump had to find someone wh would help him do what he wante to steal the election is jeff clarke's name and, by the cemetery seventh in a phone cal with the president. he brought up his a local look, people keep telling me i should change the leisure, people keep telling me you two are not doin her

at $75,000 to prove her case, she is going to bring two dozen witnesses, including prince harry and oprah the lawyer and megan are confident that the case will not go to trial, according to them, these charges have no basis are another attempt by relatives. duchess, promoted in her name, by the way, meghan herself recently stopped working with a pr firm that represented her interests. and since the time of the force majeure series, it was this company that helped mega on harry get comfortable in the states after their victory from the uk, took them to the circle of american celebrities and provided them with useful contacts, but the dukes decided that the company was not trying hard enough . it was because of this that their popularity falls to lift her sussex trying with new media projects, a netflix documentary is due out this fall. in which they will tell about the story of their love, as usual with aspiration and phrases in the spirit. we immediately realized that this was the fate of the documentary to be released simultaneously with the next season of the series the crown, which cou

and what i was so moved by is the people who wanted to participate in the program, oprah winfrey andsmith and robert de niro, so that it really became more than i could have ever imagined. it was less an opening of a museum and more a celebration of a culture. david: so were you worried that something would go wrong that day? lonnie: i was terrified. i was terrified that i would mess up, i was terrified that somebody would not enjoy themselves, i was terrified that we wouldn't get the crowds that i hoped, and instead we got tens of thousands of people on the mall. it became an opportunity where i thought, some of the best speechmaking i've ever heard. i thought president bush gave a powerful speech about how a great nation confronts its history, it doesn't run from it. president obama talked, oh, just beautifully, about what this meant to him and his family, but, clearly, the late john lewis stole the show, talked about how this museum was the culmination of the civil rights movement for him and that this was really something that he was proudest of. and i'll be honest, i was so grat