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oprah, that is a good one. what about oprah's voice makes her unique? yes. that is definitely true. you can know that is oprah even if you just hear audio. exactly. >> president barack obama. >> yes. one more question about that. what makes that voice unique? you can go back to the mic. yes. >> he has a distinct voice. it is different. you know when you hear him talking, it is distinct. it is kind of sauve. it is distinct. >> thank you, that is exactly right. we will get into his voice later. we will come back to that one. we will take one more. i saw your hand first. >> fran jesser. from the nanny. i think her voice is unique because it is high-pitched, it carries, she laughs a lot and that is very infectious in my opinion. >> right, that is so real. just like everyone describe the voice, there is a part that talked about their persona and essence. when you think about your campaign voice, it is not just necessarily the words that you are saying. it is why. what is behind this? that is what we are going to be discussing. when we mean voice, we are actually just talking about what w

is this -- oprah, at the top, when we were talking about oprah, you can pick out what that she sounds like, what she's going to talk about from her tone. you really can see that distinctive and recognizable. does this work across all platforms? our next example we're going to actually take a phrase and see how it translates across different platforms. and where do you immediate the adjust. and then does this actually feel like your candidate, do you feel like you're trying too hard, like this isn't really registering. these are things you need to think about. all right. so back to our favorite, tone of voice. if you worked on obama, can we just give you a round -- raise your hand because -- look at that that. okay. obama literally solidified what it means to have a true tone of voice. like, you can still think about that hopeful narrative, the change that the he brought. and that, i think, was the picture of how we then got to all these building blocks. so when you think about barack obama, we're thinking about the words that he used. listen up, fired up, you know, phrases that he use

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what about oprah's voice makes her unique? yes, that is definitely true. and you can actually know that that is oprah, even if you just hear audio, right? exactly. all right. you have microphones, banks, even better pick >> resident barack obama. love the sound. >> one more question about that. tell me what makes that voice unique? you can go back to the microphone. >> he has a distinct voice, nobody sounds like president barack. it is different, you know when you hear him talking, you just know it. he is very distinct, he is very, to me, kind of sauve. it is just distinct. >> thank you, that is exactly right. we are actually going to get into barack obama's voice later, so we will come back to that one. we will take one more. i actually saw your hand first so we will go to the pink sweater over here. yes. >> [ inaudible ] >> i used that as my example. i was about to tell you. yeah, okay, let's talk about fran dresser from the nanny, for those of us that did it ourselves. >> why i think her voice is unique is because it is high- pitched, it carries, but al

oprah and michelle obama. that's nice -- good omen? celebrate in such sisterhood like this. my husband saw us taking the picture and said i've got to get into this one. you're not going to leave me out. it was special. what was so phenomenal about oprah. she has been such a mentor to me. the first show i was enron was her show. fast forward and offer her to come support hell's kitchen, she's literally been with me from the beginning. it's a mother-daughter love story for michelle to be able to be there and how you experience it as a mother and a child. everybody can come to the show. it's really special. having them there, i was like, this is kind of crazy. this feels good. [applause] thank you. >> stephen: as i said, this particular show is 13 years incoming to broadway but you grew up in hell's kitchen which is just a little ways west of here, for people out here who don't know. you are walking by these theaters here on broadway all the time. >> alicia: all my life. >> stephen: did you ever think "i'm going to be there? i'm going to

oprah winfrey is recovering at home after being hospitalized because of a stomach illness.telling the "new york post" ms. winfrey received an iv due to i do hydration at the rmingts of her doctor, she is resting and feeling better every day. oprah had to cancel a tv appearance where she was set to reveal the latest book club selection. a deer leaping through windshield of a boston, rhode island. the deer was weaving through oncoming traffic before that jarring crash. the driver not even flinching kept driving before safely moving the bus to the side of the road. the deer did i do shortly after the crash. 36 the 6 passengers escaped with just minor injuries. for those with a fear of heights, you might want to look away. heart pounding video out of argentina shows a man trying to climb a 30-story building with no rope or safety gear. oh my gosh, same nervous just watching that video. the polish was attempting to reach the top of the skyscraper. he was rescued by who put a safety harness on him and place forced him to come down. it's not only dangerous for him it's also danger

sharon osbourne and elon musk have talked about taking it and have had further backing from oprah winfrey. it's a global phenomenon, reaching millions on social media apps including tiktok, but it is not without controversy, including possible side effects, high prices, and the company's lobbying efforts receiving criticism around the world and in some cases, patients might also need to take the drugs and definitely avoid regaining weight. the chief executive says obesity -- chief executive lars fruergaard jorgensen thinks obesity is an epidemic and thinks the company will learn from its patients. >> my personal view is that patients are much different and there will be different avenues, so we will have to have a portfolio of interventions. francine: i travel to the firm's headquarters in copenhagen, denmark, and ask about the global sensation and how he is navigating the company's meteoric rise and the sweeping changes they could bring across a range of industries. thank you so much for being on "bloomberg -- bnn bloomberg with us. lars: thanks for having me. francine: were you taken by

. >> byron: interviews with oprah. >> i don't believe in some ambiguous, like the wind blew and you'reh, the holy spirit. i believe there's -- >> it's a thing, it's a power, it's a force. >> it's god moving in your life. >> byron: how did it hit you, being known as a celebrity preacher? >> you shrug your shoulders. it is what it is. you can't control what people call you. >> byron: did you hype it up with the muscle shirts and torn jeans and tattoos and brooklyn haircuts? >> i feel like that's who i was. >> it's a normal, cool body. we get to just slow down. we celebrate many different religions -- >> byron: i've caught up with him many times in the past decade, both at his church and home. as a christian living in new york, i sometimes attended hillsong when carl was pastor. when i look back to the first interview you and i did in 2014, so take a look. >> you can't fake who you are. you are who you are. >> byron: who are you? >> i love people. >> byron: tell me what's up. >> i really want to have, you know, the same heart for people that jesus did. which is to not see what everybody e

elon musk have all publicly talked about taking ozempic or wegovy, and have had further backing from oprah winfrey. it's a global phenomenon, reaching millions on social media apps including tiktok. but it is not without controversy, including possible side effects, high prices, and the company's lobbying efforts receiving criticism around the world. and, in some cases, patients might also need to take the drugs indefinitely to avoid regaining the weight. chief executive lars fruergaard jorgensen says obesity is a disease and thinks the company will learn from its growing number of patients. lars: when i ask the scientists, they will tell you it is chronic treatment. my personal view is that we will also learn that patients are much different, and there will be different avenues, so, we will have to build a portfolio of interventions. francine: on this episode of "leaders with lacqua," i travel to the firm's headquarters in copenhagen, denmark. i ask lars fruergaard jorgensen about the global sensation, how he is navigating the company's meteoric rise, and the sweeping changes they could b

had further backing from oprah winfrey. it is a global phenomena reaching millions on social media apps including tiktok but it is not without controversy including hospital side effects, high prices and lobbying efforts receiving criticism around the world. in some cases they might need to take the drug indefinitely to avoid regaining the weight. >> when i asked the scientists -- my personal view is we learn that patients are much different. we will have to build a portfolio. >> on this episode of leaders with lacqua, i traveled. i also asked him about the global sensation in the sweeping changes that they could bridge across -- bring across a range of industries. after decades of research, someone finds a molecule that changes everything in terms of weight loss drugs. were you taken by surprise at the appetite for these drugs and how mainstream they are? lars: the main surprises when you get a product like that it starts with surprises in innovation. there are many shots being made on goal in the winter is often the one t

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maybe oprah when oprah went behind barak obama in 2007, 2008, everyone, hillary clinton's campaign andy careful than john mccain's campaign had to be really careful. i can't really think of everyone else, anyone else that would make a politician so nervous. >> i mean, john, i can think of one other person and i think that would be bianna. and i have to say this because my girlfriend were kill me if i did not. one other the person that i think a lot of politicians out to be very, very careful with the lead. >> i think a lot of these celebrities and younger voters, attractiveness to them not only because of their music, but their lifestyles and also the way they live vicariously by the politics that they adopt is certainly a pervasive thing. >> if you're a politician right now, trying to win the left section, which we know will be very close and you want to galvanize young people you certainly don't want to anger them by attacking some of the individuals they look up to and i think this is the case. we're taylor swift who is an incredible songwriter. so here's someone who galvanized is n

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no, vice the oprah though the form a matter of mexico city is always a favorite to win the presidency, lack of vices and big challenges, including migration relations with the united states and the countries rampant and drugs relating violence. mexico's biggest election in history has produced a unique winner. claudia shane bond is set to become the countries next. president . cheers and jubilation decorated for celebration speech. the former mayor pledged an office that leads for all the ones that go with that. but i thought that we will govern for everyone, man and women, but as human as to the principle of our movement, then we for the good of everyone 1st to take care of the poor. but he made all those bodies. when has resonated with the public, which we are proud that we are giving way to a woman to govern us. i cannot of you. you can see that she is well prepared and that is very satisfying the to take on the commission. so we said these were ip very heavy, very proud and fully represented as a woman. because for the 1st time in 200 years we have a fema president up to mid. but

well, china has also blasted washington. oprah meeting with the dalai lama considered a separate as politician by aging, former democratic leader congress woman nancy pelosi is leading official us delegation for talks with the exiles spiritual liter plan for wednesday. the chinese foreign ministry called and washington terrific. in the it just isn't the 14th daylight, lama is not simply a religious figure, but a political exile, you know, ranging inside trying the separate suspect duties. this kind of this, the really just speaker where gravely concerned about the relevant of reports of when search the west to fully recognize the insight. trying to separate this nature of the dalai lama group on there. it's commitments on the tobacco issue, a frame from any form of contact with them, and stop sending the wrong message to the outside world show way too high level bipartisan usda vision is the easiest part i'm showing all. this is another stage of the module for the, the navigation to nancy below. see the former us house speaker to somebody who was norm for her, the china style. somebody who's b

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how old was oprah when she got her first on air job ? she was like 35, 36. one of my favorite directors, ava duvernay didn't pick up a camera until she was in her mid- 30s. is, there is that overwhelming kind of the voices in the back of our head that same if i don't do this or if i don't do this right, what sequence does that have for my family ? what consequence is that have for the movement work i'm trying to do ? i think my point is we cannot carry all of that weight on our own and on our own shoulders. i hope that helped you a little bit. he was like a hug from the stage. i have time for one more h question but right behind you. >> i, my name is elia. my question is how do you discern whether you have difficulty in an organization with them not honoring the values that they set forth to the public, how do you know whether to stay and fight for that change or to leave the organization? i feel very disillusioned and i was very excited to work at my organization but now it is not the organization itself, it is my together affiliate. so, i am having a hard

how old was oprah when she got her first like on your job? she was like 35, 36. ewa duvernay, one of my favorite film directors, did not pick up a film camera until she was in like her mid-30s. so, yes, there are the overwhelming voices in the back of our head that say if i do this wrong or i do not do this right what does the consequence mean for my shoulders. family. little the consequences that have for the movement work i am trying to do. i think my point is we cannot carry all that weight on our own and on our own shoulders. so i hope that helped you a little bit. here is like a hug from the stage. then i have time for one more question but right behind you. >> hi. my name is aaliyah. my question is how do you discern whether -- when you have difficulty in an organization with them not honoring the values that they set forth to the public, how do you know whether to stay and fight for that change or to leave the organization, because i feel disillusioned and was very excited to work at my org. it is not the organization itself but my particular affiliate. i

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to buy the above are they by the generic because the camp afford that that's a failed presidency if oprahnt who freezes for a full minute and you begin to think to be the commander-in-chief is really a big job and you have to be aware and capable. >> sean: historically and you are a historian. peace and prosperity drive elections let's assume that's true are you better off than you were 4 years ago you are paying 12 grand more a year then you were paying for the exact same items i don't think people are better off getting into the economic numbers 2 thirds of americans are struggling mightily to pay their bills and 25% of americans have literally had to forgo meals because they can't afford them course or top geopolitical flows including people with terror ties up in crossing the country about 11 million that works out. i do those dismantle no bail laws work across the country with how prosperity is around the country of war in europe and the middle east not too well or joe biden surrendering in the war on terror. i was working out with the new law fair in the weaponization of justice to

i mean, i would say the three biggest stars, most untouchable stars are oprah, michelle obama, and beyonci -- and serena williams, simone biles, lebron james, michael jordan, i mean, come on. >> caitlin clark at the tangible quality that nobody could quantify. what that is is the ability to put asses in seats. you don't know who is going to be at the draw and who is not going to be at the draw. there are plenty of white women basketball players that have come through that have been great, but they just haven't been able to draw the type of audience that caitlin clark has and i think the other thing with caitlin, anytime you are a race that is in an industry that usually doesn't excel in that industry, it is going to be more of a spectacle. whether it is tiger woods in golf, whether it is eminem in hip-hop, obama in politics. when you are a race within an industry that usually doesn't have people from that race excelling in the industry, it gives people more perspective. >> you think it is a problem that this young woman -- there are so many examples where, i mean, black people are very mar

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military ties after signing an agreement pledging their countries will help each other in the event of oprahip which worried the west, north korea has already been accused of supplying russia with weapons, giving space technology in return that could aid their missile program. in response, south korea announced they would consider arming ukraine, they could only supply nonlethal aid. vladimir putin warning south korea that helping ukraine would be a big mistake. paul: thanks so much. molly: the white house is touting what it says is an improving economy. that gives biden the highest marks on the economy during his presidency but will it be enough to win more votes? we will discuss it with an economist next. thursday. help fuel today with boost high protein, complete nutrition you need... ...without the stuff you don't. so, here's to now. boost. ♪ i'm gonna hold you forever... ♪ ♪ i'll be there... ♪ ♪ you don't... ♪ ♪ you don't have to worry... ♪ the cockroach. resilient creatures. true miracles of evolution. where there is one, others aren't far behind. always scavenging for food, the cockro

what did oprah share? can you preview? we broke it into two parts. yeah, and i asked her, here's the thing, i think we're all in this together. thank you for what you shared. i would be honored to do any of that with you. and i asked her, why did you do the show at the end of the three-hour interview? she said i felt it was divinely ordered. she shared some things that literally had me in tears. we talk about everything from weight to worthiness to how do you actually step into the dream and the calling on your life. because a lot of us are like, what's my purpose. then once we feel we get clear in our purpose, how do you believe you're worthy enough to step into it? so she shares life lessons i have never heard share before, which i am so excited and honored and grateful to share the show with everybody. because it's really, you know, i feel -- i feel in alignment with my assignment. i feel like we're all in this together. >> i like that. >> yeah, just building our self worth and believing things are possible for our live

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. >> jesse: do you hear that oprah? weight watchers is white supremacy.c northwest our boys. a few weeks ago a biological male crush the competition at a high school track meet in portland. now the top girls high school runner in washington state is you guessed it, a boy. >>> on the bright side we just found out johnny has been wagering on these trans athletes and is doing so well that we don't have to give him a raise. not only do ladies have to share their track meets with men. they have to share breast-feeding. apparently the right drug cocktail can make men breast milk. >> it sounds crazy but trans women can produce milk to feed a baby. >> after 3-5 years of estrogen you will have fully functional milk ducts from which you can feed a baby. normally getting pregnant would trigger milk production but since trans women cannot get pregnant they must do it another way. add a few extra hormones and supplements and pump your coconuts regularly and you will start producing milk. >> jesse: pump your comments -- coconuts regularly. that person is not a doctor.

he did it in the infamous phantom of the oprah semi fascist. think donald trump should expect he hasn't been at work for four or five days resting and prepped on everything. is he going to come out. i don't think is he going to come out sharp, animated angry like the state of the union. donald trump if he staying cool and doesn't mean he can't be sharp in the questioning. just be calm and polite, one of the questions he should have said to him i think he could just say joe, you know, one of the last times we debated you looked me in the eye and said i was incorrect or lying about the laptop. you told the american people it was the work of russian disinformation and 51 and now do you want to apologize and say that your campaign operative antony blinken set that all up? can he do things like that if he does it calmly and politely. mostly he needs to talk about his past record, his current agenda and what he will do for us and contrast that with the utter disaster of the last three and a half years. >> kayleigh: i think that's exactly right. that