palin, palin, vice-president, governor of alaska.y that it's not every day the web is abuzz with the mccain presidential race. >> sarah palin was unknown to republican voters. she was the maverick in her own way. a young, dynamic woman that had risen from local mayor, pta president to the highest office in alaska. she was the success story that everyone could relate to. >> she's a lifelong nra member. and, in a recent visit with alaskan troops in kuwait, she showed she knows her way around a gun. >> she doesn't just vote with the nra, she goes out and kills a caribou, skins it and cooks it for dinner. >> by john mccain's choosing sarah palin, that certainly was a curveball. and i think it gave some new energy to the republican ticket. >> i'm not one of those movers and shakers within the republican party that i think conventionally you would think would be tapped. >> why not go for a woman? why not make some history? when you're in an america that has the itch for change, it looks like it could be a really smart pick. and maybe she'l

defending sarah palin.terrible when anybody goes after the spouses whether male or female of candidates. they're not running. finish but i will say that the it does bother me when somebody will get mad at a politico, but they won't stand up to donald trump when he puts down their spouse. ted cruz an example. mitch mcconnell's an example -- howard: all right. let me get back in here. >> i would just claim to you i think the media, especially the media today to the, is far more biased on this subject. i do agree with you that there's certainly political foes on either side that go after women in politics in these aggressive ways. but nicole wallace has her show because with she shivved sarah palin all those years ago, and she would not had that show -- howard: on msnbc. sunny hostin and whoopi goldberg attacked tim scott on "the view" saying he suffers from clarence thomas syndrome and thinking every black person can make it because he did, and the senator's been fundraising off those criticisms. [laughter] >

performances have been a lot more _ year, and our performances have been a lot more consistent and a palinn. i think that — tally, as the position we are in. i think that is _ tally, as the position we are in. i think that is really important. it is still— think that is really important. it is still the — think that is really important. it is still the most important measure for me _ is still the most important measure for me. obviously, you want to win things. _ for me. obviously, you want to win things. but— for me. obviously, you want to win things. but if— for me. obviously, you want to win things, but if you're winning things and improving, it doesn't guarantee success— and improving, it doesn't guarantee success the — and improving, it doesn't guarantee success the following year, but it gives _ success the following year, but it gives you — success the following year, but it gives you a — success the following year, but it gives you a great chance, and we have _ gives you a great chance, and we have certainly done that this year. boking. _ have certainly done that this year. boxing,

celtics, even their series next basketball hall of famer now going by another title college graduates, palinhis diploma yesterday. that is the same arena where his former number is now retired. he left school in 1996 for a career in the nba. i think it worked out, but he said it's never too late to learn. so he went back and started taking classes again in 2008. then he e pandemlass d daist about me. it's abede along says hed by hish this mission classmates. congrats to him, continues to score and win next , an awards show appearance. only tom cruise can really pull off to see his acceptance speech at last night's mtv movie and tv awards. take a look. i think he's for you. i love you. i love entertaining you. do you enjoy it? how about you appreciate it better feeling yes, that is tom cruise flying a vintage fighter jet as he accepted the award for best performance for what else? his role in top gun maverick. finally, a new study suggesting women may be better than men. when it comes to traveling in space. scientists have suggested in all women crew for the first mission to mars. whenever th

as in his poll in washington on the uniform policy in reagan, thank you, but will police here in palin are investigating, have details of a possible visit? bye. have a lovely man. savanski ended up in the local newspaper for security reasons. information about the training latest on chips is normally kept secret until the last minute. and usually in this case of police confirmed before the pregnant precedent would visit the german capital this month. i present correspondent thomas spider has been following the story and i asked him how the trip ended up being so controversial as well. there are actually different views on what exactly the berlin police may or may have not given to german press to the german newspaper that you mentioned. they're on to other media outlets as well. officially in a statement about in police to de stress that they did not provide any information that could have jeopardized such a trip by mr. savanski. however, several media outfits here in germany have provided details about that possible trip. in any case, this has led to a very big controversy here in ger

remember that john mccain's running mate was sarah palin who was a proponent of birtherism, that conspiracy theory, that unfounded racist fear mongering that undermining the foundingf our nation's first black president, that turned historians against barack obama, that you can probably hear in the booing senator mccain tried to hush that night. mccain did this at a time republican presidential campaigns still actually conceded elections. alongside the nostalgia you may feel for that era, remember when republicans could admit they lost? there's also the fact senator mccain understood on election night in 2008 that his job was not to rile up the crowd, not to feed his supporters with words of grievance even though that's probably what a lot of them felt that night. instead mccain did the opposite, he tried to be the adult in the room. ee reminded people of the thing that drew the winner and loser together, that they both loved america. mccain had already shown his willingness to do this kind of thing when he famously talked down a republican voter at a town hall who promoted the baseless cons

palin coined that where you are instinctually just trying to protect your young, you are trying to protectou don't want anything to happen to them. if it's your daughter, your son, anybody, where has that instinct to protect gone? >> again, this is another question i tend to find myself asking, specifically and thinking about fathers, thinking about let's look at the u.s. house of representatives just a few weeks ago when they voted every single democrat voted in opposition of protecting women and girls in sports. in particular, and i think of those dads who did that. those dads, do they want their daughters sharing locker rooms with men? do they want their daughters losing out on opportunities being asked to kindly step aside and smile and give away their trophy to a man? is that what they want? and i truthfully believe in my heart the answer is no. yet, they are willing to throw that out of the window and say yes. that is what they want. it's because they are spineless. they have no backbone, no morals, and they are cowards. >> jesse: yeah, cowards and their daughters are going to keep g

i can't say palin lot.tom of the 7th tied at 2 former giant slapped another way will slide into slides in safely and they exploded for 5 runs in the 7th giants fall. 73 game 2 tomorrow. all righty. that's your look at sports. back to you guys. that's making plays nice. take a look at this dodger fan with a baby strapped to his chest. >> and a drink in his left hand casual use his right hand is reach up and snag a foul ball. super dad. they're calling and remain cool, calm and collected. but everyone around him was pretty amazing. that video is now gone viral on twitter. that's pretty cool dad for you. he could 4 zone yeah. a lot of clouds out there. >> cold day. is it going to warm up at all this week? yeah, i think we're going to see a little warming through the week. these temperatures, i think all week long, maybe through the 1st half of may running well below the average for this time of year. so what we're seeing now is are seeing a few scattered showers pop up around the bay area. but now we're starti

was being paid over a million dollars from a romanian millionaire who was being skew toed for rei palin>> doj needs to get off its a is ss and investigate. we've done the work for them so theyen can't screw it up now. >> the department of justice has been investigating hunter biden for quite some time, and we seem to just never really get anywhere. elizabeth: so house oversight, they're now saying congress needs to strengthen the public corruption laws and ethics and financial disclosure laws, but you don't want the white house to be seen as if for sale, as if it's for sale around the world. this romanian oligarch urn investigation for criminal corruption -- under investigation for criminal corruption started to pay $3 million ott hunter biden family and his shell companies in 2015 just weeks after vice president welcomed the president of romania when biden was overseeing crackdown the in corruption in row mania and eastern europe? this money ended when biden left the vice presidency. >> listen, it's very similar to the $4 million that hunter biden got out of burisma out of ukraine. the

it was like when i was asked to help with sarah palin's debate prep, my response was i'm not good enough. you know, it takes a message, otherwise you're just turning up noise louder when you spend more money. you know, that's the problem here. campaigns rarely and with the way people walloped and, they and because they either run out of money which is the main reason, or they just run out of time. so they'll hang in there. but listen, i think what david jolly said is really important, i've said this before, donald trump could not change the party he revealed the party. and he is what the party wants to be. and there's a reluctance to accept that, but it's the truth. and it's painful for a lot of us, but it's just inescapable true. >> it is indeed, and even brutally honest about that in your book which is why often people to read or book. david, last word to you. you and i have talked a great deal about desantis and authoritarianism in florida. nevertheless, were you shocked by his announcement this week that he would, quote aggressively go after pardons for 16 insurrectionists? >> no man

- the scene where michael palin is talking-wanting to- the scene where michael palin is talking wanting debate it and discuss it and talk about it. and it pleased god. there's some sort of consensus at the end which the government can then act on. that's how a liberal democracy works. what i don't like the woke fraternity like about the woke fraternity is they refuse to discuss things. they won't come on my show. asked a of them show. we've asked a lot of them and they won't come on their show. my and i'm told it's show. my show. and i'm told it's because if they debate with because if they debate it with you, it might suggest that something side that's something on your side that's worth listening to and they don't want to don't want to deal with it. final about with it. final question about tawttw— with it. final question about fawlty towers. _ c final question about fawlty towers. going with it. final question about. fawlty towers-going to fawlty towers. are you going to have — fawlty towers. are you going to have lhe — fawlty towers. are you going to have i be careful— fawlty towers

you are| obviously looking at michael palin from monty python fame. you never know what's going on behind closed doors in anybody�*s life. soto be able to open up and speak about it is really important. what a day to forget our clapperboard. third time lucky. yeah, third time lucky! this will never go out now. michael palin remembers his father's stammer, part of the inspiration for his role in the movie a fish called wanda. and his decision to lend his name to a specialist treatment centre has been life affirming — not only for those it helps. the stammering centre has just for me, been the most extraordinary, rewarding experience. people come back and say, it's changed someone's life. and it's not often you can say that. but i think in terms of sort of being able to to speak more clearly, and feel you've got things to say and you'll be listened to, then that's tremendous. he's being photographed with nafisat ibrahim, who first started going to the centre eight years ago when she was 17. she'd been bullied, marginalized, but these days has a voice, i

. >> i wrote three novels after working on the palin campaign because politics became deeply disillusioningou to a creative process? >> i wasn't going to do it. i resisted the idea, and the editor of my second nonfiction book said, hey, have you considered writing nonfiction? you write scenes well, and i'd say, dude, these aren't scenes, those are my life. life imitating art imitating life. and i am married to an amazing person as you know and she has great story vision, and she imagined this particular story and said you ought to give it a shot. and so i did and found it addictive, and it's what i want to do when i grow up. >> i want to ask you about the intersectionality. i think one of the most memorable things you wrote about and george stephanopoulos and the interview you did in your last book during the transition -- it's sick i remember this, but during the transition when you went up to brief trump it felt like -- our thing, our family so you end up writing about a mob investigation, prosecution that also feels related. i'm going to press you an that. we have to sneak in a quick bre

her daughter, husband, and 3 children may still be alive with duck on the palin. i know the survivors because i was part of the congregation. i have asked if they have seen my family, but they're not talking to our lives. pathologists are carrying out autopsies to determine the cause of death. as the search for more bodies continues. many kenyans are still in shock. they are asking how something like this could have gone on for so long undetected. the mackenzie is well known by police and has been arrested several times before, but each time he was released because of a lack of evidence, some rights group said they had received reports of extreme fost thing in south eastern shack, a whole region as early as february they accused the police of not responding fast enough. we thought it was a place where this going again with the fact that we were so that having or the fust team, when he goes into humphrey place, the number of people being rescued is dwindling. while the bodies keep piling up, michael apple al jazeera, international monetary fund has improved asia. t

like sarah palin i can see kentucky from my house. i can see bashir lead.ust exuding public service. he doesn't pull punches it's working in kentucky you think he would be in trouble because it's normally a republican state. he's up for election this year and i think we will do well because he's just a public servant and i think it's a good sign don't fall for all the negative stuff. if you're a candidate or officeholder look at governor beshear you will see that people even in swing states or red states like kentucky when they see someone who is true to public service they rally around him. governor beshear has had to be through covid. he had a terrible shooting in louisville. he's had terrible natural disasters. he's just led and people reported that public leadership. i joke about this they didn't have to read my book. because they've done it for 30 years. my first book is laboratories of hypocrisy and that's not just a cute title. they were sort of suggesting the states are working in concert with something really anti-democratic in florida it shows up

um it's about lerner and nothing is definitely surreal bus manager i'm not not hired legitimate palin misery probably see i am will have this movie. lines. why don't for eight years the smart you see, i am the head normally get that machine. man. we got mr locum. thank you very much. thank you. as you said his name is tarik kafala and his tenant. uh can you get just a little closer to the microphone? thank you. thank you. so as you said his name is derek kafala, and he's one of the 10 and 30,000 hours just to generalize what he was saying. i myself have been a victim of same unfair, unfair price pricing practice. during the pandemic work was limited, so i had to rely on the rental assistance from the government due to the backlog of applications in my rental assistant was delayed am decided to capitalize on my vulnerable position and used the late payments from the government as justification to move me into amendments to list a company that's truly committed to scg should never use delayed government assistance during the pandemic as an opportunity to move at 10 19 to more expensive

i think they're palin around today. what do you think?re in wine country, but i could be wrong. i thought they were at the county fair could be there too. you know, they're all about the food there, right? hi everybody and good morning to you. it's going to pan out to be a terrific thursday today. kind of sort of, depending where you're at. we have a gray slate that will be noted for openers for just about everyone, then sunshine later today, away from the beaches and a little bit cooler. oh, my goodness. the engineers and toc spoiling me this morning. isn't that glorious? the tahoe keys this morning with plentiful blue skies. we do have a special weather statement in effect for that area for the weekend. with that rapid snow melt, so please be very mindful of that for those quick running rivers and streams. today right now, at this hour temperatures in the fifties from santa rosa through qatari windsor all the way into the santa clara valley in the low fifties wins. 12 mph. buchanan failed and conquered six and napa and in sonoma as well

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