people are doing their own thing. rest is up to the future president to fulfill all the expectations of the people, his duty is for abad. another iranian should do everything to prosper iran and make the hearts of the people happy. the people of iran created an epic of attendance at 5864 ballot boxes. an epic to complete an epic tashrieh of the martyrs of the ardibehesht flight, which gave hope to the national unity. how long does it take to travel in vala ? i think 10 minutes can be a rabi, almost an hour , there were a lot of people. it took 20 minutes. if it was 6 hours, i would have stopped. why? were you bothered no, it doesn't matter, i'm sorry to die for this country. now i have been on the page for a few hours , it is very valuable. more than this if we are skilled. you would be grateful for the blood of the martyrs in the queue . please watch this queue now. 20 minutes is worth it. yes, if it was 20 hours, it would be worth it, because we are deciding the fate of your country. do you think it's worth standing

that's well short of its own goals. so that means at the end of the day, we have more companies, more diversity in the products then is actually need it from a purely military perspective. it doesn't help the europe as under funded defense in recent decades. so not only is capacity scattered, but it takes a lot of resources just to get that going. again. the consequences of this have become painfully apparent over the past 2 and a half years. just take the production of the 155 millimeter artillery shell. it's a common munition produced by multiple manufacturers across europe. but at the start of the war, the lack stockpiles and it lack capacity to produce more and scale. brussels failed to ramp up production, promising 1000000 shells for ukraine by early 2024, but never states fell short. another problem is that there are slight production differences for the 155 millimeters shell across europe. that makes it less likely that any one manufacturer would get a large enough order to cover the costs of expanding production

people, their own citizens. the recent election for the european parliament shows this european politicians in just their own humiliation, boyishness and scandals with surveillance of european leaders. and the us simply uses them and its own interests and vladimir booth. and did add that he is willing to accept any country that wants to join this you ration model of security, including of course your p and countries wants to wake up and realize the consequences of their actions and are willing to act independently. there's the much talk about. busy to pull our to you, what does the president say about that or multiple are it's, it seems to be the words all the last year if not more, that is definitely on the multi polar path. and it has been on this multi polar path for quite some time now, because of this has happened and organically has up this time and time again. this is not something that started with the conflict. any frame that something that was happening naturally. because the political landscape has ch

you have to pass your own exam. [laughter] thomas: there would be many stroeurs to tell about that -- stories to tell about that. peter: do tell. thomas: you know, part of what has -- part of what has animated me over the years to sometimes write about german foreign policy and then publish it in english, write in english and publish it in an american journal, is that over my three-plus decades as a german diplomat, i've realized that what we do and how we do it is not always easy to read from the outside. and that's partly a language issue but not only a language issue. and it's not only true for american observers, from a distance coming from a presidential system where authority flows from the top and you have sort of government coherence is not always easy to achieve. if you think of the interagency process. but that happens mostly behind closed doors. whereas in germany we traditionally had a two-party coalition. now we have a three-party coalition. where every party has its own political program and if you wan

i owned the projector i owned the popcorn machine. i owned the seats. i owned all of this down.was nothing. yeah. and they they essentially they separated their assets and lula was really the owner of that property. and everything inside of it. and so that really compelled me to really transform how portraying her in the story. and so when you read the book, you get to learn a lot about luis independence. however, what's really sad about her story is the fact that lula's family is one of the hardest hit by the race massacre. the dreamland itself was destroyed and she also owned a confectionery that was destroyed their home was destroyed. and afterwards, the dreamland was rebuilt. but lula never fully recovered. she had a lot of mental and physical that are pretty consistent with post-traumatic stress disorder. and she actually passed away in 1927, shortly after the massacre. and so through her story, you sort of see all of the of greenwood, but also the tragedy, what unfolded in 1921. could you say something about significance of the oklahoma eagle holding that community togethe

from the recent decline, it is easier to own, not trade, but to own sherry is -- share areas. also, a clueless consumer. if you are trading, you end up missing rebounds like today. that is what today was about. bottom line, doing things straight, i'm not going into the deep end. we have the greater participation. i'm simply going to stick with the stocks in the best companies in the market, and tell you about them. if that leaves me hand over bid with invidia, then so be it. robert in new york. >> hey there, jim. i love calling your show. i think you are so awesome. i ran out of a steakhouse right now with my friends to call you. you give me the best advice i have ever had in my life. >> are you having the cowboy? are you going for a top walk? >> i'm actually having the porterhouse. >> are you with someone else? you have a doggie bag? >> i'm probably going to eat the whole thing. >> table winter. >> [ laughter ]. >> i have to tell you, you brought up a very good .4 or five days ago were you told everybody to get them on the way up. you have to pull some money off the table. yo

he is building his own x ai company. he has an incentive to pour cold water on this idea and raise skepticism. on the other hand, i believe there are some privacy russians. i don't think as many questions about in-house language models. i think they showed in great ways how private their own icloud based ai protection is. but once you start working with a third-party, we're talking about servers that are powered by microsoft azure, technology by openai. there isn't a clearly explained way apple can verify the privacy of your data input into chatgpt. when you start moving from apples ai models to the chatgpt models, it makes it clear you're in openai territory. warning consumers your data is being input into a third-party provider but they haven't shown away to verify the privacy of that information. apple and openai have said they are keeping the data input from the iphone especially private not logging it or creating data profiles but it is -- the onus is on openai to verify that an apple to keep on top of openai to mak

voters, they have their own community, they have their needs, and they even sometimes do not know about our needs, which can be very it's easy to solve, that 's a plus for this status, i think it will allow me to communicate with members of parliament and the cabinet of ministers and solve or raise some global issues, because people have... many questions, and what is our status after the 25th year, now we are under the temporary protection of ireland until the 25th year it was extended, and what's next, are we going to be sent away, are we going to change this social security status to something else, or some people are already talking about whether these years that we are here we live under the temporary protection of those enrolled in citizenship, if someone wants to stay, that is, there are many such issues, and they should already be raised at the state level, because... unfortunately, we do not yet see that ireland has some kind of long-term strategy towards ukrainians, and some decisions look like some decisions of the authorities look quite spontaneous and uncontrived, so we nee

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you own alphabet, right? people say, okay, alphabet, meta, they each have their sort of moats around their respective businesses. do you find that an interesting way to analyze these kinds of companies? first mover advantage, nvidia? of course, they're running the race faster than everybody else. right now, they have the product that everybody needs and wants. but to your point, there are others who are producing these chips, too, and who will -- it's not going to be a one-horse race. >> sure. so when you look at a stock, there's -- you know, what we do as investors is, we're not great momentum investors. we're not buying stocks, because we think they're going to beat next quarter and we know they're going to go up. we're buying stocks, we need to you not markets and markets matter. we're buying stocks, we like the market dynamics, but we think the net present values of the future cloash flows will be hir. we have to buy stocks. it's okay to pass on a lot. my answer on nvidia, is i know it's not going to be g

but ladies and gentlemen, first we must renew freedom's vision in our own hearts and in our own whole. enduring for a few years, the administration, which we shall replace as. has distorted and lost that vision. it has taught and talked and talked and talked the words of freedom. but it has failed and failed and failed in the works of freedom. now failures remain the wall of shame and berlin failures. is blocked and the shame of the bay of pigs failures marked the slow death of freedom and allow us failures in past the jungles of vietnam and failures of the houses of our once great alliances and undermine the greatest bulwark ever erected by free nations. the nato communique. failures broken shame, lost leaders here obscure purpose weakening will and the risk of inciting our sworn enemies. there are no aggressions and no excessive. and because of this administration, we are united, a world divided. we are a nation becalmed. we have lost the first case of diversity and the genius of individual creativity. we are plodding along at a pace set by central planning, red tape rules are not r

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i think we own a big position for it for my trust, yields 2 1/2.uation, don't chase but we do like procter & gamble. dave in virginia. dave. >> caller: greetings from beautiful virginia. professor cramer. >> great to have you on the show. what's up? >> caller: hey, bristol-myers is down 30% over the last year and lower eps expected for the remainder of the year but notice on their public website they were recently granted fda approval for a cell therapy treatment for non-hodgkin lymphoma. do you think it's time to invest in bristol-myers? >> i think bristol is going to be a long-term coming and i don't think that -- i think there are other pharma that are better. i do think, though, it does seem to have reached a bottom when it hit 5.75% yield. we're thinking about but have to go long term. maybe 2029, '30 before you get really good news. >>> as we head into the second 4568 of the year and possibly towards the slowing economy, i think it's worth owning some health care names like astrazeneca. one that doesn't get enough love. you might want to cons

they can cast their own votes and be effective in their own destiny. this birth certificate, which our friend shows, shows that it is always the presence of the people in their own destiny and that the holy system of the islamic republic is always supported by the people. different scenes are proud and moving towards a better future. thank you very much, mr. qayyomi , we say goodbye to you.

we need to defend america's freedom to make decisions about our own health care, our own lives, our owns. and protecting contraceptives is an essential part of that. it's a basic part of that for us. and that's we're here. reproductive freedom is something we should all embrace as a basic american freedom. i hope colleagues will join us in moving forward on this essential legislation. i yield the floor. a senator: madam president. i rise in support of the right to contraceptionab would like t markey, and hirono for this. senator cantwell is here, such a strong supporter of this bill. we're at a pivotal moment for women's rights in this country. this month marks two years since the supreme court issued the ruling shredding half a century of precedent protecting a womens right to make her own health care decisions. . ms. klobuchar: this ruling was against the wishes of somewhere between 70% and 80% of americans who believes the personal decisions about her health care should be made not by politicians, but by a woman, her doctor, her family. in the wake of this disastrous ruling, women ha

who owned the building previously is an open question. residential house of the owner of the glass factory, isaac merlis. others are sure that the building previously belonged to the zarechno-tolochinsky land bank. and in either case, the building does not cease to be a unique architectural monument of the late 19th century. uniform buttons of soldiers of the french and russian army. pistol, fragments. buckshot bullet cores. it seems to me that our film crew discovered traces of the great campaign of the great army. and this region is famous not only for military operations. the main collection of the museum contains more than 10,000 exhibits. the exhibition has several halls. ethnography, exhibition, historical, hall of nature, ancient history. the latter contains finds from burial mounds. tools, arrowheads, knives. locks, keys, elements of decoration of that time. in kurkan burial grounds, archaeologists discovered women's jewelry brought from egypt and byzantium. only women from noble classes, who knew very well the value of money, cou

in addition, russian business understands that their own trademark becomes evidence of quality and a solid economic asset; the number of such applications for clothing, footwear, and software in the region is growing. and based on its results, an electronic security certificate is issued, which is especially important, since more and more often, original, regional, local brands are certainly a tribute to the culture and traditions of our peoples, evidence of the pride of entrepreneurs in their small homeland, in the region where they do their business, and of course, business sees that people want, they want to buy domestic, manufactured products. .. companies in our country have grown even faster, we will increase the effectiveness of existing support measures, and also offer new ones in addition to them. i would like to note that the so-called marketplaces play a significant role in the development of a start-up, small business. together with russian post, they form a modern infrastructure, a kind of circulatory system for the delivery of domestic products, allowing companies even

each person finds meaning in his own family. if you and i are busy, looking for business we have income, it is for our family , it is for our wife and children. if a mother loves her children, her husband and they benefit from her affection to preserve this family, if we want to solve the economic problems of the society, we must create a stable family and this stable family. let's preserve the family members' concerns, answer them , what is the concern of the father of the family, the purchasing power of his family's livelihood . to earn a decent and stable income that will cover the expenses of his family savings can also be done. the son of our family should not worry about being in the army, he should not worry about lack of skills and employment, he should not worry about unemployment , we should not make the children of this land unemployed, and here is a big market for foreigners and the job market is occupied by foreigners. girls. in our family, as well as the girls in our family , iranian girls are intelligent girls , t

you have to pass your own exam. [laughter] thomas: there would be many stroeu -- stories to tell about that. peter: do tell. thomas: you know, part of has -- part of what has animated me over to sometimes write about german publish it in english, write in english and publish american journal, is that over mythree-plus decades as a german diplomat i've realized how we do it is not always easy to read from outside. and that's partly a language issue. and it's not only true from a distance coming from a presidential system from the top and you have sort of government coherenceways easy to achieve. if you think of the but that happens mostly behind closed doors. germany we traditionally had a two-p now we have a three-party coalition. where every party has its own to strengthen your political profile, it means you have to -- you have to fight fights also over the direction of foreign policy in public because you actually depend for your own survival, you depend on sharpening profile. that sense of meandering internal co

this has its own path. subsidies should be placed on the last link of the chain of delivery to the people to remove all smuggling from our subsidies from the capacity-building link to serve the people . the same thing happened in the field of bread. nothing expensive happens in the country. the price of bread does not change. but from the subsidy they consider first and create 11 opportunities for economic corruptors and when the brokers transfer this to the last ring to the baker, they create the possibility that people will get the same price for their bread and have the right to choose to buy bread and the quality of bread. it is important that people turn to him, and on the other hand , the baker who buys flour from us for the difference in price will be supported by the government and settled, and this is completely possible, and there is infrastructure in the entire country, and this can be extended to other areas. what cut off the brokers who sat on the path of people's lives and property, we in the

an airline is not great stock but if you want to own it you want to own and delta. >> 1945 ben grahamdo i ignore that or is this a trade. >> i would say airlines are more than a trade that a buy but delta may be the exception. jack: a good airline, thank you, except for you jack, no thanks to you. jack: great ideas, to read more check of this edition of barron's.com, don't forget to follow us on social media for more of the favorite moments from the show, that is all for us, we will see you next week on "barron's roundtable". ♪ if ♪ ♪ ♪ maria: good sunday morning, welcome to "sunday morning future," i'm maria bartiromo. thank you so much for joining us this morning. today, the leadup to the

they each have their own different modes of behavior. but neither is going to bring that kind of a reason. i a peaceful approach to the world that we urgently need. it's going to have to come from the rest of the world that says, look, you're a big and powerful country, but you cannot run roughshod over the world and do us bluster and say will lead the way. we'll leave this agency. we'll leave this a walk out of this tree to you. it may do many things, but the rest of the world is much, much bigger part of humanity. i ended by acting wisely, judiciously operating under the un charter abiding by treaties being patient with the us. please give it time to get back to normal. i think that this is the best approach because for holy optimism it breaks conferences. the recent one does one coming up in cuz on, if you are a world leader and you do advise some of them i to presume to you give it as advice to them. what do you suppose to do when you were threatened by people from the state department or some of the other agencies of the united stat

they want to make their own decisions and they have every right in america to make their own decisions their health care in the future and it is as basic as it gets in america. we talk about the freedoms we have in thisa. was pretty basic to make your own decisions and healthcare for we are here on the floor democrats could not agree more this is absolutely fundamental and that is why we need to pass the right to contraception act now. everybody on the floor will have a chancevé to vote to do that ae not. this critical legislation will guarantee the right to for contraception and decided by the supreme court nearly 60 years ago. we cannot let republicans turned back the clock we need to defend america's freedom to make decisions about her own health care, lives and futures at of ta basic part of that for us and that is why we are here. reproductive freedom is something we should all embrace hope colleagues will join us moving forward on this essential legislation. to yield the floor. >> i rise in the right of contraception act. thank you to the senators for their leadership on this bil

russia has its own identity, its own soul, its own history, and so on.was talking to, because, because it’s like he ’s leaking behind-the-scenes information, that’s what they say on the sidelines, i’ve talked with europeans a lot, really, there’s no difference, swiss, the british, they sometimes had such a relatively disgusting attitude towards russia, that is, it’s as if he takes a magnifying glass and begins to examine what kind of insect it is, and if he says, listen, insects in general, we are a civilization, then they really don’t they understand, for him it’s like a discovery, any globalist, he doesn’t believe in the existence of some unique culture that he cannot grind into powder, it doesn’t matter if it’s russian culture, chinese and so on, it ’s important for him that a new formation is formed people without their own culture, mentality, identity, history and everything else. the globalists, yes, from the very beginning they took a rather non-hawkish position, but now they have begun to change it, yes, against the backdrop of russia’s successes

because they are clearly besieging their own.trump’s verdict will be announced on july 11, pay attention to the screen, if you are watching now, take a closer look at this face, this is what a real political prisoner looks like, it was a rigged shameful trial, a real negotiation, the people will bear it. a colossal amount of financial, industrial and any other military elites, and to make of him, the powers, this is the person behind whom they are trying to make him such a whipping boy, to show him how to humiliate him, trample a person, a politician, the leader of a significant part of the republican party, a magician, but what is important is that the whole world sees this... the armed forces of the united states of america, these are the local militias, this is the american rifle society, uh, so the situation is very difficult, for the world, by the way, the strength of the united states, its weakness and fragmentation are equally dangerous, because well, we see this in the example of sovereign states, as soon as the united st

these chairs are your own production.general, the works you see here are all my own production and the best quality the best material, although he started the work with the least amount of capital, but now he has spent his desire and ability correctly. this product that you see here is all self-produced with iranian fabrics and iranian raw materials, which were produced with the efforts of the same children who are here. let's do it, we need newer devices , we have more updated ones that increase the speed of our work and increase the quality of our work. if the committee helps us and supports us, we can increase the 60 people to 100 people. we can increase four productions to 10 productions, except inside iran, let us send work, the quality of the work we are doing is at the limit of the quality of export work , we can even send work to our neighboring countries. we can do it twice. trusting the ability of local youth and supporting domestic production is the result of this productive basket. quality is next to stable em

according to pure research, nearly a third of americans say they own a gun.may, donald trump told america's largest gun lobby that biden wanted to take these weapons away. if the ... biden regime gets another four years, they will come by your weapon, 100% sure. trump says that the rights to arms, enshrined in the second amendment to the us constitution, will be guaranteed in the event of his revoking. if they pass, our country will be destroyed in many ways, but the second amendment will be, it is in jeopardy, but with me, they will never get anywhere. trump told the national rifle association that gun owners will make him the winner in november. these are great patriots, wonderful people, and we plan to do something that no one can believe. we are going to win this election on levels... that no one has seen before. biden says trump's record on gun control as president is a reason he won't be re-elected. my predecessor recently said at a rifle association convention that he was proud to, quote, did nothing about guns when he was president, so by doing nothin

but the fisherman suns half all the things on the mind like organizing their own. so thing competitions joel wants to make a name for himself, not only as a self instructor in the peruvian assessing thing, but also as an event organizer. and while the fisherman is struggling to hold the festival long day of the fisherman, joelle is using the run up to the traditional event held in honor of the actual fisherman by promoting his own compensation. 2 days before this or not the day, the sun pedrosa thing competition and championship is being held here with people from one chaco and its neighboring villages. taking part um uh we are expecting around 60 participants on sundays. many young people have made the trip, but citizens big changes and wild joelle kenya knows that the assessing competition on de efficient men is on the brink of collapse due to a lack of funds east found enough sponsors to support his own with a jury. and many prizes, he's attracted the best assistance from the region and turn the whole thing into a professional event. the women are also taking pa

i have my own family, my own house. all these things are like now after struggling and and overcoming so much adversity in the past that i feel i had accomplished something. and on on. jeremy six i never thought that we prepared the same for all the type of events that we had in the past for 17 years so nothing change in boy we were wrong i'm going to interrupt because this may be many, many years in the future. it may watched by people who don't remember happened on january six, 2021. and what was supposed to happen was the counting of the electoral ballots to certify that joe biden had won the presidency and it was supposed to be just la, la, la, no big deal a very perfunctory, very non controversial. and it did not become that way that that is correct. that on january 26, 2021, it the first time in almost seven, 17 years that i was there that. i had and i had done three or four inaugurations already. and that was the first time that ongoing six people came to the, you know, whatever connotation you want to protest or

think in your own way, in your own way, in your own words, darzhytse, and you know, i have ў skin kіshentsy, the one who is an expert, you can get points from yourself... as it seems, belarusians , hella galava good , and two bloopers, two gentle ladies have a good life and a hell of a life, don’t be afraid to give orders, all such a melancholy signal to help us understand that you are on the right path, pamylkov’s options will be intended differently. kab paspyakhova asked for the first one. we need to know the given requirement. let's listen to the minds. teams translate words, words derived from russian language into belarusian. the command that was the first to be guessed signaled the fall. ponya. i know ksyusha and aksana. pion pa-belarusku - know the kvetak. rose. oh, i was trying. kali laska, volga, andrey. advancing words for translation: atklanіtsya. kali laska, aksana ksyusha. geta correct adkaz. and such words. external kali laska, volga and andrey. malaychyna. kali laska, volga and andrey. garbuzik. correct adcas. bat mouse. i know volga andrey. pryemna. kazhan. you may begin to

each country has its own foundation.hot countries, children are squeezed, loved, allowed a lot, then too once strict discipline and borders are involved, muslim countries generally have their own peculiarities of raising children, so we went through such an evolution literally 100 years after the end of the great patriotic war, at first the main treasure was the man, because there were very few of them, like... men there became a lot, suddenly, unexpectedly, after the nineties, a child becomes a value, parents are under pressure, a huge number of books and theories of education, you just happened to be one of those parents who fell under this slogan: all the best for children, give the child what you didn’t, now it’s mostly the generation of the nineties who are becoming parents, those who themselves were born in the nineties, who were in severe shortages, we want... to give the child the maximum of everything, now, when you talk to modern kids, you can even with our viewers can talk about this topic, our viewers can tal

that lines up with my own experience. i think, today. there arexctions.ave i have certainly met some proud independent baptists who m fundamentalist but general, it seems to be used as an insult. it's not a label that most christians would want applied to themselves. and i think that history of that connotation, that kind negative today, really became historical episode. and that's the infamous or famous, depending on youru view scopes trial. there weof 1925, the monkey trit dominated newspaper headlines in the summer of 1925. now, the scopes trial has culture. you're probably at least vaguely aware of what it. facts of this trial.the the state of tennessee forbiddif theoroftennessee high schools. the aclu, the american civil liberties union, ntedo challenge the constitu functionality of this law. sot together and financed a case. they recruiteden high teacher, a substitute science acamed johns scopes, who agreed to purposully incriminate by making a point of teaching thecn the theory of evolutio and then urging his own students to testify against him tha

proactive -- proactively helping their own music and their own artists.the things in the market universal for example is a little leeway to test the ai technology on their own. i think that that piece of it is really incredibly important basically. i think they need to do this in a cooperative way, not just go into some that you are hearing in the news today. it is important to set a precedent not just for their own rights but for artists and songwriters as well. that is a really big piece. >> randy travis suffered a stroke in 2013 which has impacted his ability to speak. his star power capitol hill certainly got a lot of attention thank you so much for your time and analysis today. >> great to be here. >> jurors in the murder trial of karen read back into court tomorrow. the death of the boston police officer boyfriend. more on that story coming up next. ♪ liberty mutual customized my car insurance and i saved hundreds. with all the money i saved i thought i'd buy stilts. being so tall definitely has its advantages. oh whoa. here you go, kiddo. thanks. h

is now tiredly owned by its own employee.ir sean combs sold his remitting stake in the company. joining us now is the revolt ceo. this must've been emotional. i'm interested in being completely separated, disassociated from diddy, what made you decide it would be employees that should take his shares? >> if i'm being fully transparent this idea was a big idea i had coming into the business in 2020. i'm a big believer in this idea called linked prosperity and told the team since the very beginning but when revolt wins, we all win. we've done that over the last four years. if you want to talk about we've got some of the biggest shows with the biggest creators in the world they all have upside participation grade we funded 50 to 100 entrepreneurs, gave them capital with no exchange of equity. in the years when rubble -- revolt has been driving dissing the biggest bonuses they've seen since the, but was created. for us this was just another way to not just talk the talk, but walk the talk and make the people who give their blood

but i still had to use my own money to finish it off.ld it, how many rooms was it initially? sheila: we started with 68 and it grew and grew. now it is 168 and that's where the town put the plug on me that's what i do. however, i was able to get out and build 49 homes, which are going up now, and i was able to also broker a deal with the town hall. i could lease a piece of the property to the town and they have a town hall and i have the police department on my property. [laughter] [applause] david: so now, after you decide to build this hotel in middleburg. why do you call it "salamander?" sheila: this is a great story. when i moved to that area and i decided to buy the farm where i am living now, there was a guy by the name of bill who owned the property -- i kind of knew his name because his brother was teaching at princeton or something like that. but he had never really lived at the farm. and he had a name for the farm called cotswold or something like that, which i didn't want. i said, who had the farm before? they said it was bruc

owned media. you are in charge and you tell your own story. that's the benefitf owned media. here are the five w.'s for that so what and when. you want to think about the channel under your direct control that social media channelsacebook instagram tik tok should be up there. and where that's your campaign web sit that's your progr and social dia and text lists in your organizi program. those are the things that you own. so the material that the organizers are using whether they knock on doors those are things you have in your own media space and the who. who is the media candidate staff volunteers and to assure primary audience? you should remember owned media is public so its voters that are pursuadable that may go on your web site. the e-mails that you send to your supporters andour media will get ahold of it in your opposition will get ahold of it so it's important to be very aware that it's your own media and you own it and it's yours but it is public. why is owned media important? you were telling that story and it's your own story that provides direct unfiltered access

efforts, employees are still managing their own hr and payroll. would you think mere humans deserve to do their own payroll? because their livelihoods depend on it? because they have bills to pay? hear me now, paycom! return the world of hr and payroll to its rightful place of chaos or face a tsunami of unnecessary the likes of which you have never seen! >>> an exclusive interview vice president kamala harris will air on morning joe at 6:00 and it will be on msnbc. >> i would ask people to really imagine what the world would be like on january 20th, 2025. on the one hand, you have joe biden, who has spent his life and career, fighting for the well-being of other people including healthcare, on the other hand, you have the former president who spent full-time when he was president trying to get rid of the affordable care act which if he is successful, if he's president again which would mean over 100 million people will be stripped of healthcare coverage. on the one hand, joe biden who under his leadership, bipartisan support for the first meaningf