any advice from oprah? >> i talked to her when i decided to leave the daytime landscape.blame you, i get it, i'm surprised you hung in as long as you did in that space, and i'm not surprised that you're doing what you're doing." >> it's all on marriage street. come hang out on our street! >> byron: marriage street media says it will broadcast to more than 65 million households after striking a deal with trinity broadcast network, the world's largest religious television network. how can one attempt to carve out this ground when the world seems so divided, our country seems so divided? >> i don't have a problem taking a position, i'll take a position. the position will be grounded in fact. it's real hard for people to look at and disagree about. >> byron: along with his new media venture, dr. phil has a new book, "we've got issues," a deep dive into what he sees as america under attack by "a collection of loud, irrational radicals." why write this book? you've written a number of "new york times" best-sellers. why write this one? >> i needed to write this book for me. and

i'm oprah winfrey and welcome to the very first national "oprah winfrey show"!e donahue show rearranged the furniture, but oprah remodeled the whole house. winfrey: there are a lot of other people who are watching who really don't understand what you mean when you say, well, you know, we're in love. because i remember questioning my gay friends saying, you mean, like, you feel about him the way i feel about... it's kind of a strange concept, you know, for a lot of people to accept. oprah was connecting with people in a way that no one had on tv before. and it was really special to see. well, did you know that for the longest time, i wanted to be a fourth grade teacher because of you? my, i was not aware of inspiring anyone. i think you did exactly what teachers are supposed to do. they create a spark for learning. that's the reason i have a talk show today. oprah winfrey now dominates the talk show circuit both in the ratings and popularity. i want to use my life as a source of lifting people up. that's what i want to do. that's what i do every day on my show. y

network, a&e, oxygen, and oprah's network.els together. - well, can you unpackage them? so we only get the channels we want? - i'm sorry, our company doesn't work that way. you want me to give you the number of a different cable company-- oh, wait, we're it, aren't we? dang it. guess you have to deal with our packages. - can we talk to your supervisor, please? - oh, sure. hey, david. - is there a problem here? - we want specific networks dropped from our cable. - ah, you have to pay for the bundle you can't just pay for what you want to watch. darn it. - you mean we're forced to pay for the oprah channel? - i guess if you don't want to be forced to pay for oprah, you'd have to shut off your cable altogether. - fine. then we'll shut our cable off all together. - hey, mitch, when can you get out to shut off some cable boxes? - oh, man, it's going to be, like, three weeks. there's a whole plug i have to pull out. it's like four inches long. - three weeks, huh? okay, is three weeks from now okay with you guys? - no, that's way too

people always throw oprah out there. anytime we're talking about democratic politicians of the oprah is going to do this, but you do have some military leaders. you've got this guy admiral mcraven. who led the attack against uh, osama >liz>bin laden? to cut you off there just for a second there. i'm sorry to cut this interview short, but kamala harris is actually speaking live to her supporters. >live>let's go. to hear it. and when congress passes a law to restore reproductive freedoms. as president of the united states, i will sign it into law. yeah. ultimately to all the friends here, i say. and this in this election we know we each face a question. what kind of country do we want to live in? yeah. country of freedom. compassion and rule of law. yes. or a country of chaos. fear and hate. oh, you all are here because you as leaders know we each including our neighbors and our friends and our family. we each as americans have the power to answer. that question. that's the beauty of it. the power of the people we each hav

to be the vp and if oprah won't exact, how about taylor swift?efinite winner. i think we will talk to the audience. do you think any ticket has the potential to beat donald trump? yes 13%, instagram yes 11%, those are big nose on the other side. cable news water says, trump is terribly weak candidate, the democrats could easily defeat him if they dominated a sane governor, not gavin newsom. cecil says trump could have -- and still none of these democrats are touching him. skyler says i think too much damage has been done at this point. any democratic ticket. julie says an all brady ticket with tom and wayne might have a shot but i doubt it. and the z man says gavin newsom president. who again remind me is west moore? do we know? >> not off the top of my head. >> apparently we don't but maybe it's oprah and michelle after all. thank you for watching america's late news, "fox news @ night", i'm trace gallagher in losber angeles, see you back here again lesstomorrow. [♪♪] good thing metamucil gummies are an easy way to get prebiotic, plant-based fib

and not all the time of the show doesn't have like oprah show reflection. they don't use like documents and stuff. they just like the people they miss charge trans people and they're just looking at it. but looking at to you parents, the people like to cut the or songs people in their version. and books is anything that have done. they're not there. as a lesbian couple of pen, they a new right have already broken out of the traditional women's roles. but the fact that they're not married only makes the nasty looks even last year. it is. so i 9, it says how to live as a woman alone. yeah. all. you have to be vigilant. because that's this notion that you can't live a line, phone or half a man who are just friends, man on either front, just as a bunch of position that the, that why last long or as a friend visits you at home. the neighbors might notice. since then, you get labeled to trump very, very quickly. often you start to come dennis, often when the question comes up, do you live with your family with your children, for example, is just to set me apart.

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

elon musk have all public talked about taking ozempic or will gobi and have had further backing from oprah winfrey. it is a global phenomenon reaching millions on social media apps including tiktok is not without controversy and 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. the chief executive says obesity is a disease, thinks a company will learn from its growing number of patients. >> when i asked the scientists they say it is a treatment. i personal view is that the patients are much different. on this episode, i traveled to the firm headquarters in copenhagen, denmark. i ask about the global sensation, how he is navigating the company's meteoric rise and the sweeping changes they could bring across a range of industries. francine: thank you so much for being on bloomberg with us. >> thanks for having me. francine: after decades of research, basically you find a molecule that changes everything in terms of weight loss dru

musk have all publicly talked about taking ozempic or wegovy, and they've had further backing from oprah winfrey. it's a global phenomenon, reaching millions on social media apps, including tiktok. but it's 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 jØrgensen says obesity is a disease and thinks the company will learn from its growing number of patients. lars: when i ask the scientists, they say the priority and mechanism will tell you that 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 asked lars fruergaard jØrgensen about the global sensation, how he is navigating the company's meteoric rise,

elon musk of all publicly talked about taking ozempic or we go v and have had further backing from oprah winfrey. it's a global phenomenon, reaching millions on social media apps, including tiktok. but it's not without controversy, including possible side effects, high prices and the company's lobbying efforts are seeing criticism around the world. in some cases, patients might need to take the drugs indefinitely to avoid regaining the weight. the chief executive says obesity is a disease and think they company will learn from its growing number of patients. >> when i asked the scientists their priority, it is the treatment. my personal view is you are here in the patients are different and they will be different avenues, so we have to build a portfolio of interventions. francine: on this episode of leaders with laqua, i traveled to the headquarters in copenhagen, denmark. i asked him about the global sensation, how he's navigating the companies rise, and the sweeping changes they could bring across a range of industries. thank you so much for being on bloomberg with us. after decades of

it was the whole persona trying to explain himself to oprah. >> i know you must perceive yourself asyou ever perceived yourself as being weird in any way. yeah, yeah yeah, but i understand everything's relative. >> not weird to me. >> his soaring talent bought in part out of torment, telling bet getting teased a lot in school. >> and, you know, early in my career, i tried to, compensate for that by being as flashy as i could, flipping the world of music and pop culture upside down. >> he met covid. his star continued to rise. the high octane success of his album 1999 little red corvette, but nothing compared to what came next. purple rain, purple rain, the skinny mustache and a ruffled shirt propelling the phenomenon that was purple rain that video was on mtv incessantly, incessantly. >> you couldn't move without hearing that song like you just can't emphasize how strange and forward thinking and different and also at the same time, classic. a lot of that prince music was the album hit number one and stayed there for 24 consecutive weeks. >> did you guys know that purple rain would h

five to eight candidates would participate in a series of town halls moderated by celebrities like oprah or taylor swift. and delegates would then rank their choices with a winner announced at the convention now they argue in this memo, our current crisis is a gift. if we choose to take it. joining me now are the authors of that memo, democratic donor and venture capitalists, ted defender smith, also with us georgetown university law professor rosen brooks. she served in the clinton and obama administrations and was a volunteer policy adviser for biden's 2020 campaign rosa, in your memo, you write that this proposal is entirely contingent on president biden stepping down soon he has made it pretty clear that that isn't happening. and so what now? >> i don't know that that's the final answer, abby, i mean, this is something politicians do, right? they test the waters, they throw something out. they then sometimes end up contradicting themselves a few days later. i think it's too early to conclude that biden himself has definitively decided that he's staying in. i think he's waiting to see

the telescope, it's going to the star and rotates on this axis for the oprah. right? so it gives to come on to a specific point in this, in the still c a and it starts to close. now it's supposedly aimed at the star. so i'm not just asked rates. there are other things that can be dangerous to us here on earth as well, such as, let's say, a pulse or a craze are close to us. um, do you worry about any of that? just any that keep you up at night and don't worry all sides and coins us very far away from us. quasars in fact, don't really exist in the present time. well, maybe some of the closest ones do the quite so as we see among the most distant objects that existed tens of billions of years ago. they show us the i, the process of galactic disk formation. these are young and 2 galaxy nuclei emit in numerous amounts of energy. but don't worry about them. there's nothing to fear. neither passes, no coins, those, those any threats in general, all events related to the collision of large objects, such as us or the solar system. while not entirely impossible are extremely ra

the telescope, it's going to the star and rotates on this axis for the oprah. right. so it gives to come on to a specific point in this, in the steel city. yeah. and it starts to close now is supposedly aimed at the stop . so i'm not just asked rates. there are other things that can be dangerous to us here on earth as well as such as, let's say a pulse or a craze are close to us. um, do you worry about any of that just any that keep you up at night and you don't worry all sides and coins us very far away from us. quasars in fact, don't really exist in the present time. well, maybe some of the closest ones to the quays, as we see among the most distant objects that existed tens of billions of years ago . they show us the i, the process of galactic disk formation. these are young and 2 galaxy nuclei. the demit enormous amounts of energy, but don't worry about them. there's nothing to fear. neither passes, no coins, those, those any threats in general, all events related to the collision of large objects, such as us or the solar system. while not entirely impossible, ext

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for a subsequent nomination from the party in august, it is reported that a-list stars such as host oprahnd the woll street journal announced about the advent of the kamala haris era, which the democrats are unlikely to avoid. and if dr. o kokonor admits to falsifying the results of the president's examination at congressional hearings, then the matter may come to directly accusing the biden team of collusion. with the aim of seizing power. claims would then arise against camel harris, who, according to the constitution, had to invoke article twenty-five to remove the incompetent biden from power. dmitry melnikov. pavel kostrikov, news from washington. we'll be back after a short commercial, here's what we'll talk about. offended the feelings of extremist lgbt people. the tour de france cyclist kissed his wife and child, for which he was fined. how much are traditional values ​​worth in europe? i wanted to. open a deposit at 18%, it turns out, you can get it at 20%, it turns out, for money your own marketplace, financial services, financial marketplace from the moscow exchange, heartburn

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background that she had a book of her autobiography released, she had a wonderful long-hour interview with oprah had five projects on netflix in a row very randomly, and then these conversations had a basis. for now, unfortunately, talk seriously about what michelle obama has political future, well, none of the american colleagues, let's say, will raise this topic. of course. thank you very much, mr. oleksandr, for participating in the program. thanks as always. for your professional evaluations, it was oleksandr kraev, expert of the foreign policy council of the ukrainian prism. we go further. russia is now so dependent on china that one phone call to putin from xi jinping would end the war. if xi said it was time to start peace talks, russia would be forced to do so. the president of finland alexander stup said this in interview with the bloomberg agency. the finnish president's comments, according to bloomberg, reflect growing frustration among allies in... ukraine over beijing's alleged support for moscow's military efforts. they accuse beijing of providing the kremlin with weapons technolog

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thanks for that. updates from dr. oprah testers gathered in front of the white house on saturday, and they're calling on president joe biden to abandon his re election. but wow, how many a growing number of democrats have publicly urge biden to drop out of the race? the president has been isolating at his home in delaware since he was diagnosed with cove and 19. but he says that he'll be back on the campaign trail next week. my kind of has more from washington dc. the president biden remains in isolation that his vacation home in delaware recovering from colbert. and meanwhile, the reports of pressure mounting on him to step down from the november election. however, many of these reports, quote anonymous sources publicly. let's be clear, mold and such the members of congress, democrats, members of congress, have called publicly on president biden, to step down. we do have reports that some of the senior leaders have been speaking to president finding. however, those lead is the senate lead to the minority lead in the house of representatives, the former speaker of the house. have all

maybe oprah winfrey, maybe michelle obama. maybe the governor of california or the governor of michigan, and then that person will be trounced out and they'll spend a month getting them to say horrible things about the mr. trump. and i think that will be the election, at least that's most likely what i think could happen. but none of us know because we're not god and we don't know what's going to happen in the future. but it's uh, you know, it's, it's a heck of a thing. i, i do want to, i'm wondering where you're going personally with this as you describe mr. trump, do you believe as someone who writes about this and it's really smart at looking at u. s. foreign policy, do you believe mr. trump's foreign policy will be better. 2 at controlling the so called deep state that mr. biden has been well, we've seen how but how trump was the governing the situation when he won the presidency. and he was actually one of the factors that pushed back the war that that actually delayed the war between russia and ukraine. the fact that i d

today they have her as ted cruz says a combination of oprah, mother teresa and gandhi. is a shame how much of the media manipulates kamala is to blame. the vice president. the staff. the cabinet. it is a cover-up. stuart: you are in pennsylvania. do you think harris can when your state and the election? >> you. i don't. i think it changes the ballgame, changes the game but the players with the exception of president biden, the game plan remains the same. the same policies i would argue worse. vice president harris's plan for our economy is nothing but tax and spend. how did it work out? if you want to rest of america to look like that, she's your candidate. stuart: she's against fracking, $5 million a year industry, thanks for joining us. appreciate it. robert f kennedy junior reportedly floated a job for himself in the white house if trump won. lauren: he wanted a senior position in health and medical issues. he said he wants to end chronic diseases, a critic of vaccines. donald trump intrigued by kennedy turned her down. in exchange for enjoyment of trump and getting

and that can takes us through what's behind the fierce reaction from oprah whose leaders suggest that possible direct involvement. as we understand over the past 24 hours, there's been a bit of back and forth. tit for tat in one way or another. the statement provided by the church president are the one on sunday, essentially insinuated that the turkish officials, whether that is by way of turkish armed forces or other means would in one form or another take part in establishing some sort of a, a peace deal or some sort of a, a cessation of hostilities, of course, of the statement provided by the church present. it was a bit ambiguous. and of course, objectively speaking did leave a lot for the human imagination. however, speaking to officials, it on color, they suggested that the church present did not necessarily refer to boots on the grounds or any true in any form of intervention. and with reference to libya and cut out. but we understand that the charge on forces in one way or another, was involved in these campaigns, but not necessarily physically or by essentially sending boots

and who would moderate these forums none other than taylor swift, oprah wing infantry, michelle obamaa? any thoughts on this? >> wait, is this real? is this more of the theater of this country? a joke? >> carley: say that again, yes. >> this is serious? >> todd: this is serious. >> carley: it's an idea. >> todd: that's being floated. >> carley: a possibility that's being discussed. >> by hollywood or by the actual political parties that are in power? >> carley: exactly. an article in 74 which is a political website and some democrat power players as they say are discussing this as a idea to have a primary with four months until the election which is craziness. so, your shock really does speak volumes. >> wow. you know, something i don't consider myself a celebrity or an actor or any of it. i stepped away from it and started ultra free because i feel we are dealing with common sense and humanity issues before even politics. personally, f hollywood because they are part of the system. they're totally bought and sold at this point. i don't trust any of it. wow, if they really have those

important things happened obviously but the rest of the history of the court is a history of oprah russian, consolidating power. on a couple of those points the irony of everything you said bringing it back to comstock, they want to empower congress with this statute but which congress? 1873 congress. they don't want to empower any congress since then or any expansion of the electorate since then but the 1873 congress when women couldn't vote, when black people had just gotten the constitutional right to vote but on the ground wasn't happening and this is the era that we are talking about the comstock act and it is forced today in 2024 they are harkening back to and that's why they don't want to stand next to anthony comstock because he was a vile human being and everything about that era, everything about that person they don't want to be seen with, doesn't make a good photo up but that's what they want with this law. one final thing and we can chime in with the funny stuff. on the originalism that you've been talking about, my favorite part of the dissent in dobbs from the three justices

and the next morning, the words down with oprah were on the fridge. the boys were sent to prison. folks in my cell was number 14. we no longer have nines full teen ones that from the left $5.14 to stepped on the right sleep deprivation. late night interrogations? no visitors position, confined to a dock cell for a night's and the thing the, the, the address didn't ministry for state security was located in a silver building on 1000 us plaza at the time. the complex is now home to mainly young people. the prison in the courtyard has become a memorial and museum in late 1989 over 2300 full time stalls. the employees worked here. we on a z there. the memorials director 1st entered the building through the former staff entrance in 2007 minutes as to my end is famous to come and i walked into this prison for the 1st time and it really affected me once gets all. i'd never seen the inside of a prison for thank god and i knew this was authentic. that was all good. there have been people here mentioned honest processes. if so, i found it very moving and it pro

of dollars building harris up telling the american people she's a combination of mother teresa and oprah gandhi and that is dangerous and by the way they will also do a joe biden basement strategy locker in the basement she knows she makes gaffes so they will muzzle her roll her out for 1 debate with trump we will see how that goes other than that they will spend billions in tv adds and trust the corporate media to create a fake image of her it's dangerous and means we all need to focus on her actual record. >> she lied about jo's cognitive decline lied saying inflation was transitory lied about the border saying it was secure she lied about basically every issue extreme on abortion on the environment supporting the green new deal doesn't want fracking or drilling. she wants to reduce meat consumption i'm with you i'm a quito friendly diet person and this is her track record. she's going for this honeymoon phase sugar high of the democratic party and the medium up what they are feeling. how long do you think it lasts i don't think it lasts senator i don't think there's a way it lasts bec