de nueva york, peggy, univisiÓn.os otros sitios, celebraron por todo lo alto la llegada de este aÑo 2024, de parte de todo el equipo les deseamos un feliz y prÓspero 2024. 2024. gracias por su sintonÍa. habla de una vez, franco. vivo con vih.

peggy: mÁs del 80% que ha sido desalojado ha abandonado el sistema de refugios.gentes examinaban una camioneta que estaba en ese lugar. boeing tiene otro incidente de seguridad, un aviÓn perdiÓ una rueda delantera, esta tarde una agencia suspendiÓ el plan de boeing de fabricar mÁs aviones 737 ma, esto despuÉs de que unos de sus aviones perdiÓ parte del fuselaje en pleno vuelo, por eso el presidente de la aerolÍnea fue a dar explicaciones a senadores. claudia: tras la polÉmica de por quÉ esta puerta del aviÓn 737 se despegÓ en pleno vuelo, el presidente ejecutivo de boeing se enfrentÓ a la pregunta de los legisladores. es la reuniÓn fue constructiva, sostuvo, y aclarÓ, indicÓ, no ponemos en el aire aviones en los que confiamos al 100%. Éste senador de las que participÓ en las discusiones, cuando le preguntamos si confiaba en que Ésta no volverÁ a pasar, nos dijo que eso era lo que esperaba, pero que el tiempo lo dirÁ. ellos se definen despuÉs del accidente de alaska, 171 aviones max nueve estÁn inmovilizados. hace unos dÍas un video captÓ cÓmo se incendiaba el mot

peggy: asÍ se ve el puente de brooklyn hoy, sÓlo lo adorna su esplendor y cientos de peatones, atrÁson su mercancÍa. >> ¿pretenden que lo votemos a la basura? nos ha costado mucho esfuerzo. peggy: estÁn implementando una nueva medida que prohÍbe la venta de productos en puentes de la ciudad. la gente saltaba por el puente hacia el carril porque no podÍa caminar, dijo el alcalde de nueva york. la regla afectarÍa a vendedores con licencia o sin licencia. >> yo le pago a un veterano del dinero para que venga con su licencia y nos represente la mesa, y de esta manera podemos vender, y podemos estar legalmente. >> una situaciÓn poco ideal que complica mÁs los planes de esta familia de mantenerse y abandonar el refugio donde viven con sus hijos. masters yo no puedo parar y decir que es que me votaron. peggy: los vendedores ambulantes dijeron no tener un plan, piden que se les dÉ la oportunidad de regresar de forma mÁs organizada. elian: esta noche en ediciÓn nocturna: la policÍa de florida ha emprendido una cacerÍa humana para capturar un residente hispano sospechoso de ser un depredador s

peggy: una vez mÁs la tragedia enluta a una familia en un refugio para migrantes en nueva york. bajÉ normalmente para tomar un cafÉ y cuando salÍa habÍa mucha gente en el elevador subiendo, bajando, escuchando a los hermanitos llorando. me doliÓ mucho. peggy: las autoridades dicen que aparentemente no hubo un acto criminal, esta trabajadora dice que la familia es de ecuador. el hotel supuestamente tambiÉn fue el lugar donde se suicido un migrante en 2022. margenis zambrano estÁ en shock. >> como es una niÑa, una reciÉn nacida, normal, pero si me dio tristeza. peggy: todo ocurre en medio de varios incidentes de violencia vinculados a solicitantes de asilo con mÚltiples apuÑalamientos en un par de semanas, mÁs el aparentemente suicidio de un niÑo de 11 aÑos y la muerte de una bebÉ de cuatro meses el aÑo pasado. una vocera del departamento de servicios sociales nos dijo que estÁn listos para brindarle apoyo a la familia, mientras esperan que la oficina del mÉdico forense determine quÉ causÓ la muerte de la pequeÑa. ilia: la corte suprema autorizÓ que los agentes federales retiran l

peggy: fue un feroz accidente entre dos vehÍculos que dejo mÚltiples heridos, todo cuando una multitudo nuevo, ahora las autoridades buscan conocer el motivo. los guardias de seguridad bloqueaban algunas de las salidas de la planta baja y conducÍan a la gente hacia las escaleras de arriba, la policÍa dijo que el sospechoso de 35 aÑos al parecer condujo intencionalmente una camioneta contra un cruce peatonal, y tenÍa una docena de bidones con gasolina, pero no habÍa evidencia de terrorismo. hasta ahora no hemos descubierto evidencia de alguna biologÍa ni tampoco ningÚn nexo con el terrorismo, el sospechoso que tambiÉn falleciÓ aparentemente alquilÓ la camioneta en el aeropuerto, y comprÓ la gasolina en diferentes lugares, autoridades creen que sufrÍa de problemas de salud mental. >> no es bajo la clasificaciÓn literal de lo que es terrorismo internacional o domÉstico, y por eso estÁn categorizan de lo como una persona que tenÍa problemas mentales. reportera: el accidente provocÓ un voraz incendio que tomÓ mÁs de una hora en apagarse, los pasajeros en otro vehÍculo que operaban como serv

wall street journal columnist, peggy noonan and kimberly atkins stohr, senior opinion writer for the boston globe welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press". >> from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history this is "meet the press" with kristen welker >>> good sunday morning and welcome to this first show of the new year the iowa caucuses are just eight days away. we are just 303 days from election day and democracy is front and center faced with low approval ratings and trailing former president trump in head-to-head polling, president biden kicked off his 2024 campaign on friday on the third anniversary of the january 6th attack on the capitol, biden framed the election as an existential choice for the future of democracy. >> this is not rhetorical, academic or hypothetical democracy is still america's sacred cause and the most urgent question of our time and it's what the 2024 election is all about. a new washington post university of maryland poll shows a third republicans and nearly half of trump voters believe the false claim that the fbi organized a

peggy: hola, ¿quÉ tal?oeste de nueva york y es que, como pueden ver en esta regiÓn, han caÍdo de unas 4 a 6 pulgadas de nieve, todo esto mientras las personas limpian sus casas, sus calles y se espera otra tormenta, de hecho, en partes del noreste, especÍficamente en nueva inglaterra, tambiÉn en partes del estado de nueva york y en pensilvania, de hecho, segÚn el servicio nacional de meteorologÍa, cayÓ mÁs de 1 pie de nieve, mientras tanto, hay estados y millones de personas en alerta debido a una segunda tormenta, que se espera desde el medio oeste hasta el noreste del paÍs, de hecho, en el medio oeste algunos pronostican que podrÍa darse una gran nevada, ademÁs de fuertes vientos, mientras que al noreste se espera que haya intensas lluvias que podrÍan ocasionar inundaciones repentinas, precisamente en un Área que ya esta saturada, asÍ que, estÁ de la informaciÓn que tenemos, por ahora regreso con ustedes. carolina: por lo menos 70 millones de personas bajo alerta. cambiando de tema, un inmigrante fue arre

peggy: buenos dÍas. asÍ poder contratar a solicitantes de asilo que tengan permiso de trabajo para trabajar en el paÍs. de hecho, lo que sabemos hasta ahora que el plan implementarÍa en 4000 empleos. los requisitos se eliminarÍan y serÍa el dominio del inglÉs, tambiÉn dar prueba de educaciÓn o dar prueba de un trabajo previo. una vocera de la gobernadora dijo que la medida aÚn no se ha implementado, pero darÍa oportunidad todo aquel que tenga permiso para trabajar legalmente en el paÍs. por otra parte, el comisionado del departamento de la comisiÓn de servicio civil del estado tambiÉn dijo que el programa serÍa similar a lo que se hace con algunas pasantÍas. mientras tanto, lo que sabemos es que estos trabajos estarÍan en sectores como, por ejemplo, el cuidado de personas con discapacidades. tambiÉn en el sector de la limpieza, en el sector de servicio de alimentos. tambiÉn reparaciÓn de instalaciones y en el sector administrativo. la gobernadora ha dicho en el pasado que identificado 40,000 empleos dond

and i reject the premises of 3eg peggy noon in an's article that she doesn't have anything to lose. yes, she does. if she loses in south carolina, she will embarrass herself and damage her chances either to be a u.s. senator or be a republican nominee for president in 2028. people are no the looking at this with any sympathy and people around her are just cashing nikki haley for president checks and not worrying about her well-being. >> and that leads in to this question that was the next question on the test. if haley runs tough, if she runs a tough campaign in south carolina, it will, a, give her a shot to win there, b, wound donald trump for the general election, c, there is not a single frickin' thing she could do that would hurt donald trump in any way, d, even her in the an annals of campaign history. >> oh, no, i'm picking two again. a and d. because she's hoping she has a shoot. she doesn't want an embarrassment in her home state. but maybe she's made peace with that that there is no future after this race. not everybody has to have ambitions out -- you know, that far. i und

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find out that as as codes from these to really study when you chance to review these to corporate. peggy and slowly about how you do the source of the state, the the way the window and go with the 10 the quick. oh well she'll get to us. welcome with the blog, i suppose the only time you said you wanted to think or wait, you know not to take your time. thank you, courtney. oh, cool. so when did you put the uncle with jimmy when he wanted to know when and go know where you know how you had them though? did you send me? do i have to go to that? said he, why they don't want to go with u box government to with, with their go with the one with a, with a way to i also like i also with them when the, when the being the guy she bought the football. but i have a quote without the because i, i just don't really know how to end up with you. you're breaking the screen to pull the summer caution within the hour hour can how one, no one, no we say the on the bottom of the little he can go to nothing to look into a prostate by cutting a picture of that a little boy with what thing kitty, they say see a

peggy tiene los Últimos detalles.da contra estas compaÑÍas de transporte que buscan mÁs de $700,000,000. >> es una demanda eminentemente civil. lo que busca es al resarcimiento. pago de daÑos. peggy: mientras en denver autoridades desmantelaron en campamento con ciento de migrantes por razones de salud y seguridad. hasta una tienda de campaÑa. luego los inmigrantes fueron reubicados en refugios. >> estamos corriendo. no dan respuesta ahora para nadie. a quiÉn le pregunto? peggy: ademÁs, en chicago se iniciÓ la construcciÓn de un centro de acogida para inmigrantes que consistirÍa en seis carpas con calefacciÓn. abrirÍa las prÓximas semanas. varios alcaldes en new jerseyse han sumado a otro funcionarios en illinois al decir que no podrÍan cargar el peso de esta crisis. incluso algunos han advertido que regresarÍa a los inmigrantes. satcha: muchas gracias. ahora vamos con noticias de tu paÍs. los 32 inmigrantes secuestrados liberados en tamaulipas mÉxico reciben tarjeta de visitante. autoridades otorgan el documento por

and in third place was the korean superstar dj peggy gou.year's voters. this has alljust happened. it's still sinking in. but how will you celebrate? shall we go for a drink? yeah, we're going to have a pint. stay with us we are keeping an eye on ceremony in paris where european leaders have been arriving to pay homage to the former president of the european commission who died just after christmas at the age of 98. we have already seen in the crowd picked aubin from hungary, and others. this will be presided over by the president. and it has been many years since he was in the european stage but he is still well remembered for trying to set up his vision of a deeper political union within europe. and he was also a socialist minister, finance minister. we will bring you more on that in about ten minutes' time. stay with us here on bbc news. the weather has caused a lot of disruption over the past few days with relentless, heavy rain. still lots of flood warnings in force. the weather is going to be improving over the next few days, it's goin

i've been concerned which ways my minister's best as soon as an opportunity for far right good to peggy back to cool, to jump on the bandwagon if you'd like to get together and get him, get them more coverage on his. do you see the flag easy, political process, like the old tentative for jam in the far? i also for just trying to use this to tap into the way that this satisfaction is in the, in the country. you see, it improves that the government is a 2 way correlation. government is thinking it's, there's a lot of insight to give that current and not transferred into fully, which shows that people feel that not just the kind of felt with the government. and so the concerns that are pushing through between trying to we claim energy transition policies, which are how calming me, what goes on all of that is talk to, into the sense that jim's, the, i'm for this topic like coordination and balance isn't a good job on thousands of people who are on the streets just to kind of demonstrate against the duties to test track them disability of the german government. the oh sure. um the the farmer

she's bold and distinctive and they've gone one step further in building her empire, phyllis and peggy, south african, the, the nerves foundation is located at the cradle of human kind, the perfect space to celebrate passions, peace and promise. through contemporary art, we are joined by the red cross to the nearest events and operations manager. clearly, we are at the cradle of human kind, essentially, the birthplace of who we are, this history beneath the feats. what is the inspiration behind the nar, explanation things situated here, i would say being situated in the cradle of human kind, which is each largest collection of hominid fossils in the world. and the things that the themes that happen um through residencies tend to be around the shared common ancestry that we have. you know, it's also a very deep mythical question. and i would say that's uh ok is here to ask the questions rather than to give to you on some. so the, the fuel for thoughts that comes out of having the residency share. and this is quite something you've partnered with the clinton and what a vendor will trust,

host: this is peggy on the line for democrats. caller: ok. if the appellate court decides that trump is not immune prosecution, does that mean that everybody can go on with the trial? or can the supreme court refused to take up trump's case on immunity after the appellate work assigned? guest: that is the critical question. if the appeal court decides no, you do not get presidential immunity from crimes, it is likely if notertain that he will appeal that decision. will the supremeourt pick it up? will it pick it up promptly or at its own leisure? if the supreme court makes a move one way or the other, it could affect the timing. but no, we are going to leave this with the lower court. host: is there anything that can be read from them doing that? guest: they did not give an explanation for picking up that petition. but they might. if this goes to them a second time or if jack smith wants to appeal taking or rejecting that appeal. host: shira, republican. you are on. caller: good morning. i have a question about the insurrection. how come he h

and we can move forward into later on in the 20th century with peggy peggy trotter, who's still alive, who also an activist in the civil rights movement. so they were listening. and when you come to monitor law, you will hear those individuals stories because that humanizes this. the enslaved people. and we have to stop thinking of enslaved people as property and their descendants as less than because we still do. we live with the legacies of enslaved. and to this day, we see in a florida, we see an in texas, god forgive me, we see it in my state of virginia. and it's important that we combat that. and that's what happens at these museum sites in the human eyes, people and tell their stories various right. you make them very relatable. we built empathy well we understand that they're different from us. we talk about material objects. of course, you come to mind a cello, beautiful place and experience material objects. but guess what? it's not just those things that jefferson had in his home. it's a toothbrush used by enslaved people. oh, do you know how important that is to see a toot

en vivo de de la gran manzana peggy tiene la nueva informaciÓn. buenos dÍas. peggy: buenos dÍas.e la ciudad de new york. como puedes ver en esta regiÓncayeron hasta seis pulgadas de nieve. todo como lo dices mientras millones se encuentran realizando labores de limpieza. ahora resulta que viene otra tormenta de costa a costa. segÚn el servicio nacional de meteorologÍa, en partes del noreste e incluso parte del estado de nueva york, pensilvania, nueva inglaterra, cayÓ mÁs de un pie de nieve. generÓ peligrosas condiciones en las carreteras con hielo negro, ademÁs de poca visibilidad. tambiÉn hubo una tormenta en la costa oeste, precisamente, en california y nevada. hubo accidentes de trÁnsito. tambiÉn apagones. por otra parte, en el noreste hubo cientos de vuelos cancelados y miles de vuelos retrasados. tambiÉn hubo miles de apagones. de acuerdo al servicio de trenes tambiÉn se tuvieron que modificar su servicio para algunas rutas. todo esto ocurre mientras en la ciudad de nueva york, segÚn el servicio nacional de meteorologÍa, van casi 700 dÍas sin que se registre una pulgada de n

peggy: buenos dÍas. como pueden ver se registran pequeÑas inundaciones.lluvias y fuertes vientos. de hecho, aquÍ en new jersey el gobernador declarÓ estado de emergencia como medida de precauciÓn. esto porque se teme el desborde de rÍos en el Área. estamos muy cerca de uno. teme que se generen inundaciones como las ocurridas a finales de diciembre que provocÓ la evacuaciÓn de personas de sus viviendas. todo esto mientras tambiÉn en la florida el gobernador ron desantis declarÓ estado de emergencia. se ha visto mucho daÑo ahÍ. en palma city beach pudimos ver que los techos de la vivienda estuvieron derribados, casas destrozadas. incluso una casa estaba inclinada apoyÁndose en otra vivienda. por otra parte, en cuÁnto a las muertes lo que sabemos hasta ahora es que dos habrÍan ocurrido por la caÍda de Árboles. esto en georgia. otras dos ocurrieron una en alabama y otra en carolina del norte debido a que vientos arrasaron en parques donde estÁn casas mÓviles. todo esto mientras tambiÉn la vicepresidenta kamala harris estaba a bordo de su aeronave que debiÓ de

there are lots of stories per there is one particular story in the last chapter enslaved girl named peggynslaved by her father. who tried to rape her. so her father tried to rape her and would chain her to iraq in front of the house and torment her and would have other enslaved men hold her down for he tormented her. and then one day she got those same guys and they said let's get rid of him. and so they tied him up in the house and they beat him with an ax. they went back outside, took a whole pile of hay. through it in the house with him tied up in their inset that house on fire. i had such a range of emotions while reading them. was like okay, right? there is so much to unpack. there is so much to unpack. and what is justice? i am wincing at the eye dia justice existing in this context. this is in your face. you talk about terror. as a certain kind of historian's or criminal legal cases. i am like is that a crime though? let's unpack that. was o there something else going on? and it sitting with it. >> okay, we have been drawing chilling p the parallels from today in previousat centuri

when you chance if you read humans used to corporate. peggy and slowly about tired to the source of the state, the the way the wind down go down the 10 the quick. oh, well, she'll get to us. welcome with the blog, i suppose the only time you get into what we need to navigate through godaddy included it. so when did you put the uncle buddy jimmy, when he went.

and in third place was the korean superstar dj peggy gou.inking in, but how will you celebrate? shall we go for a drink? yes. we are going to have a good time. mark savage, bbc news. time for a more detailed look at the weather. here's louise again. we were talking about it earlier, what awaits people as we head into the weekend? it what awaits people as we head into the weekend?— what awaits people as we head into the weekend? ., , , , , the weekend? it has been relentless, this icture the weekend? it has been relentless, this picture could _ the weekend? it has been relentless, this picture could be _ the weekend? it has been relentless, this picture could be almost - this picture could be almost anywhere across the country. i'm sure you don't need me to reinforce the story, but the statistics are breath—taking. we have only had five days of january so far and breath—taking. we have only had five days ofjanuary so far and some of us have seen just about or close to the whole monthly average rain fall forjanuary. that is how relentless it h

peggy noonan writing that i refuse to see the story as over. voting begins now. after chris christie dropped out, nate kohn wrote the christie vote alone will probably not be enough, but haley has been steady gaining in the polls and historically there is a lot of precedent for urge is being candidates to keep gaining especially over a contest's final days. and new hampshire will be a wild card. independents can vote in the gop primary and according to data released yesterday, 43% of americans, look at that graph, 43% of americans consider themselves to be independent. rs and ds are tied at 27. it tie as record for an independent showing making them the largest political bloc in the country. but then there is bret stevens who bluntly sums up the state of the race as follows -- barring a political miracle or act of god, it is overwhelming likely that donald trump will again be the republican party nominee for president. and speaking of acts of god, you can also throw into the mix unknowns like the dire iowa weather forecast for money's caucuses. this year shaping

precisamente ahÍ estÁ peggy carranza para explicar cÓmo funciona este muy atractivo programa.doras y telÉfonos inteligentes sÓlo pensando, lo que puede beneficiar a pacientes que hayan sufrido derrame cerebral. esto cambiarÍa las reglas del juego si se demuestra que es segura y eficaz dice esta neurÓloga, la fda aprobÓ que la empresa haga pruebas en humanos en mayo pasado tras aÑos de investigar con animales. >> [habla en inglÉs] elyangÉlica: demostrÓ la capilla de los implantes para estimular movimientos. permitiendo que un mono juegue un videojuego siendo tan bueno que hasta es premiado con una banana.musk adelanta que los primeros en usar el chip serÁn personas que han perdido el uso de sus extremidades. " imagina que steven—— podrÍa comunicarse mÁs rÁpido que un mecanÓgrafo o un subastador, ese es el objetivo" creo que como mÉdico podrÍa utilizar la tecnologÍa para ayudar a mis pacientes y no puede esperar a que eso pase, expresa la neurÓloga. pero los ingenieros no son los primeros, otros investigadores ayudaron a este hombre paralizado en un accidente a volver a caminar

peggy: buenos dÍas.enda permanente, por lo que lo consideran como una especie de Éxito, sin embargo hemos visto largas filas en un centro donde estos solteros adultos deben repÓs tu lar para un albergue. regreso con ustedes. satcha: te agradecemos por lago ofrecemos la situaciÓn que ocurre en este refugio en nueva york. seguimos con mucho mÁs en "despierta amÉrica" y para eso voy con ustedes. karla: chiquis comienza el 2024 con cirugÍa y ella misma lo cuenta. aquÍ te decimos donde. raÚl: viene doÑa meche, dicen que estÁ despechada, esto nadie se lo puede perder. francisca: un revolcÓn at imagen con un peinado, ya te vamos a dar las mejores ideas y tendencias para este 2024. yisus: empero las condiciones del tiempo en mÁs de 40 estados, te vamos a decir donde se pronostican inundaciones fuertes nevadas y hasta tonadas. karla: quÉdate en "despierta amÉrica", tu 10 comienzan con la informaciÓn que necesitas y amÉrica", tu 10 comienzan con la informaciÓn que necesitas y la mejor energÍa. de maybelline new yo

peggy noonan in the "wall street journal" writing this week, i refuse to see the story is over. the voting begins now. after chris christie dropped out, "the new york times" wrote, the christie vote alone will probably not be enough, but haley has been steadily gaining in the polls and historically there's a lot of precedent for surging candidates to keep gaining, especially over a contest's final days. and new hampshire, which is second up, will be a wild card. independents can vote in the gop primary, and according to data released yesterday from gallup, 43% of americans consider themselves to be independent. the rs and ds are tied at 27. it ties a record for an independent showing, making them the largest political bloc in the country. but then there's times columnist stevens who sums it up as follows, barring a political miracle or act of god, it's overwhelmingly likely that donald trump will likely be the party's nominee for president. and speaking of acts of god, you can throw into the mix unknowns like the dire iowa weather forecast for monday's caucuses. this year is sha

stories, but there was one particular story in the last chapter, an enslaved an enslaved girl named peggy was enslaved by her father. who's who tried, you know, to to rape her. right. so her father tried to rape her and would chain her to a rock in front of the house and and torment her and would have other enslaved men hold her down while he tormented her. and then one day, she got those same guys and they said, let's get rid of them. and so they tied him up in the house and they beat him with the ax. they went back outside, took a whole pile of hay, threw it in the house with him tied up in there and said, that house on fire and then in that i had just such a range of emotions after reading that i was just sitting there like, you know, okay. right. you know, there's so much to unpack in that, right? you know, there's so much to unpack. and and what is just what is just is like, you know, at some point i'm just kind of like wincing at the idea of justice, even existing in this context because i'm like, well, you know, this is kind of in your face. right. horror. you know, you talk about

peggy: y segÚn estos concejales deberÍa de abrirse a uno de estos centros en cada condado de la ciudads huevos y producto de pavo. en california el brote ha afectado a mÁs de 7 millones de pollos y la mayorÍa de los casos se han reportado durante los Últimos 2 meses en la costa norte y valle central,la gripe aviar es considerada rara y puede llegar a ser mortal. >> lo que nos preocupa como humanos es lo que pueda pasar con nosotros. han habido casos en humanos y pueden ser muy pocos. la preocupaciÓn es que cuando hay un virus nuevo en una especie nueva, esto hace que estÉn en contacto con eso y no saber cÓmo defendernos de una manera Óptima. romi: y bueno, el temor que tenÍamos en el sur de california se hizo realidad. el departamento de salud del condado de los Ángeles anunciÓ algunos dÍas que encontraron tres casos de la gripe aviar y estÁn viendo a los residentes que por un lado no toquen animales silvestres y que por otro lado llamen al departamento de control de animales si encuentran un ave muerta. es toda la informaciÓn que le tengo desde los Ángeles california. satcha: hay que

peggy. had an astounding 1.34 trillion in revenue over the nine month period in september.though it translates to a few billion u.s. dollars. in fairness, it is solid. a good place to go like a tourist attraction. by my extremely unbelievably rough estimates, this company seems like it could earn close to nine dollars per share in 2023, selling roughly 10 times at these levels. unless you are very well- traveled it is too hard to understand a company like this when you are living in america and you don't visit has extend regularly. why bother? i bring this up not because kaz extend is a giant turn on or i like orap or any of that stuff but because the warm welcome on friday seems like a clear sign that the ipo market -- ipa market, too. that is like cheerios. ipo market for business. the deal was not actually the first listing of the year. that would be smith douglas holmes, a small homebuilder operating the southeast kicking things off on january 11th. that one has done pretty well. the definition of a good deal in many times is one that lets you get stock and goes up not

nikki hill lay uses this all the time and peggy nunan uses this and trump didn't bring the lawsuits foron and trump didn't start the russia hoax and completely phony without any evidence whatsoever and it was one thing and trump's not the one taking his name off the ballot or taking it and these guys, the chaos was built by trump's critics and not by trump. i think that's an important point and he's not the cause of the chaos. >> absolutely. and using it against the narrative and turn into chaos. larry: weaponnize. >> a perfect example with the rnc trying to bring a close to the primary and said no, no, no. larry: good point. >> of course, he also isn't the one that flew open the doors of the boarder and created the massive crisis that's turning into a massive constitutional crisis at the border between ststates. larry: trump didn't say there was no laptop, for example. that was 51 intelligence people organized by the clinton campaign. by the biden campaign. >> they were the ones peddling the kremlin talking points in order to feed them into the election. larry: i got to get out of here

link and peggy and their thighs were touching in the car.ld allow their kid to watch a body squad is a black detective. >> the jackson five and the bod squad correctly because everything there is a pattern. quickset is great. all books, especially memoirs are based on choices. what you believe in. where you stop, where you start. how did you decide to limit the book to a certain part of your life and then the end of the rest of it? >> i intend to stop at age 13 or something but that woman who represents me, tina bennett is the reason this became finished. she went along with this for a little while. how do you write about your eventual gayness withoutca addressing it before that time? because you really do kind of know or at least i did. and so to be honest about it tina said we have to how did you turn out? an address that. when my father died, and this is in the book, i have a one brother we are really close. my dad died in plant city is an outside grave imperial saying we are all holding hands they beat 30 people under the tent, live oaks

really didn't like it and my favorite show at the time was "mod squad," you know, because link and peggy, they were adds -- and their thighs were touching in the car and no one would let them watch "mod squad". >> i have a pattern. >> it's great. and memoirs, all books are left to choices, what you leave in where you stop and start. how did you decide to limit the book to a certain part of your life and then just sort of have a tag at the end of the rest of it? >> yeah, i intended to stop at age like 13 or something, but my-- the woman who represents me in the book stuff, agent, tina bennett who is the reason this book became finished said, how-- she went along with this for a little while, but how do you write about your eventual gayness without addressing it before that time. because you really do kind of know, at least i did. to be honest about it, tina said we have to kind of have you as an adult. how did you turn out? and address that, you know? and so when my father died, and this is in the book, i have one brother, we're really close and my dad died in plant city, this place, and

peggy noonan says don't leave anywhere.e is something to being last candidate standing hoping he'll blow himself up. that has not happened. and many candidates have died on the vine waiting for that to happen dating back to 2016. what do you make of it? >> yeah. definitely, it's a risk forker if she wants to become secretary of state in the next trump administration. i think vp is off the table because donald trump jr. has put his foot down and said, hey, don't make haley the vp. he wants someone on the trump team. but i think that as long as she has money from these donors, then she'll keep going. once the campaign runs out of money, then it's game over. she doesn't have her own personal assets to keep it going. but also money isn't everything. she has doubled the amount of money from big donors, $100 million from those pacs and outside groups like aft in the last year compared to $50 million for the trump maga pac. and look where were right now where trump has won the first two states in a resounding, not overwhelming fas

in paradise with the prophets, the murders let peggy and our jihad continues until victory or martyrdom, and may, unless peace and blessings be upon you all set for those as no honey or the leader of political bureau, how much the paying tribute to his deputy saw a rory, and in not saying that this was an act of terrorism. the, what is the disease ready strike on the office in a root saying is a violation of lebanese sovereignty, an expansion of the scope of the aggression against all people in the nation. and saying that it would make from us as it had in the, in the past, the stronger and more to to them. and then add up mama shara, you're listening to that along with the soul that i mean, the other thing that he noted very importantly was that there were 5 other presumably pretty senior members of hamas all taken out in this one, strikes, adjusting among other things pretty good is really intelligence. oh yes for sure. this is certainly a blow both to how my son has well, in terms of israel success at getting to those the there's at that time and place or wherever it is a blow to how

host: this is peggy on the line for democrats. caller: ok.f the appellate court decides that trump is not immune prosecution, does that mean that everybody can go on with t trial? or can the supreme court refused to take up trump's case on immunity after the appellate work assigned? guest: that is the critical question. if the appeal court decideso, you do not get presidential immunity from crimes, it is likely if not certain that he will appeal that decision. will the supreme court pick it up? will it pick it up promptly or at its own leisure? if the supreme court makes a move one way or the other, it could affect the timing. but no, we are going to leave this with the lower court. host: is there anything that can be read from them doing that? guest: they did not give an explanation for picking up that tition. but they might. if this goes to them a second time or if jack smith wants to appeal taking or rejecting that appeal. host: shira, republican. you are on. caller: good morning. i have a question about the insurrection. how come he has n

i have cousin peggy. i have cousin jeremy. i have cousin kevin porter. one of the things that has happened is that families have now found each other these families that were split by the sale have found each other. so so that splits your efforts. that is the return on that story breaking is that we are reuniting and this is failure in african-american community. this typically doesn't happen and it continues to happen every day. and just like julie, our hearts beat at one on that goal, we go find as many as we and we to come together, as many as we can. and for the lady that was before, that's how we impact how to deal with this history not only know on a national and a world level. thank you so much and i think this will be our final as you. yes. hello. and then after your ritual and i put you on the spot i'd like you to kind of give us a concluding fire after this lady shares her her thoughts with us. just give us something to take. i just want to thank you. and i'm really looking forward to your archive of records my family name also includes the nam

and my favorite show at the time was mod squad, you know, because linc and peggy and just they were inhere, thighs were touching in the car, you know, and it was just like no one would allow their kid to watch mod squad with a black detective. you know the jackson five of the mod squad. i guess i have a thing. there's a pattern that. great. you know, all are especially memoirs, but all books are based on choices. you know what? you live in? what? where you stop, where you start. how did you decide to limit the book to a certain part of your life? and then sort of tag at the end of the rest of it? yeah, i intended stop at age 13 or something, but my, my, the woman who represents me in the book stuff, tina bennett, who's is the reason this book became finished, said how she went along with this for a little while. but how do you write about your eventual -- addressing it before time? because you really you really kind of know, or at least i did. and so to be honest about it, tina, we have to kind of have you as an adult. how did you how did you turn out and address that? you know, and so

>> from peggy mitchell.ditor christopher hope, who's in westminster. christopher, you tweeted some time ago saying that simon clark's attempts to oust rishi sunak, according to senior tory figures you'd spoken to, seems to have fizzled out already. one figure told you this coup won't have lasted 24 hours. is it dead in the water already? yeah. is he looking a bit silly? >> christopher ? it does feel >> christopher? it does feel he's gone about this the wrong way . way. >> i mean, the letter he wrote last night talked about in january. were still in january. we were still in january. we were still in january. the letter felt like it was a letter to go out , probably was a letter to go out, probably after after the possible after the after the possible double by—election defeat for the tory party on february the 15th, that the kingswood and wellingborough by elections . and wellingborough by elections. and then that would be looking back on this event called the popular conservativism rally, where simon clark

you look at a couple of reagan's speeches, that really comes out, one of his best speechwriters is peggy noonan, and she's written about this, you know, to be a the kind of wordsmith she came from, her ability to the president for whom she was writing. and so when we talk about of the strategy, you know, there are a lot of people who are behind the scenes creating, helping to create this image of the president. and speechwriters are very important part of that. and so there are those moments that we think of when a president speaks to the nation. but i want you to think from a strategic standpoint that that's the end result. there's a whole bunch of other stuff that went into getting to moment, and i think every presidential team would like to have those kind of iconic moments. but notice i'm not talking about every single president since fdr because some of them never really had those kind of positive, iconic moments. you know, with if you think of gerald ford even today, you know, it's how saturday night live and, its infancy, made fun of gerald ford for being a klutz because falls dow