matt: we are showing the penn america right now. i don't know if anyone could have forecast the success, critical acclaim that this bike has gotten. typically, i would have thought you have to go bigger to be better, but you went down to a 1250. what is ahead for harley davidson? do we see a hybrid? what can we expect? jochen: today is really about livewire and setting up livewire as a separate brand. we believe right now, the time is for livewire to electrify the industry and there are growth opportunities. harley has opportunities ahead of it, you just mentioned the penn america, the number one touring bike in america, which is fantastic. we haven't seen that for quite some time. there is a lot of innovation on the harley side in addition to livewire. matt: it is about livewire. you'll have to excuse me for my enthusiasm for the v twin. i'm excited to see what you make and we are excited to see what you make. talking about livewire, the company's electric motorcycle unit which will be merging with a spac. coming up, it has been a

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bills could turn all of america into penn station. a campaign slogan. 2024 make america filthy again. we are getting to the bottom of the cnn biden replacement list and we find the name of stacey abrams am she is a voting rights activist. de blasio 2024, make america filthy again. can't wait for cnn's endorsement for that. no doubt, it's coming. now we're getting to the bottom of cnn's replacement list. we find the name of stacey abrams. she was once -- electing stacey abrams president of the united states would amount to the single largest act of equity ever committed in the modern era. it'll signal the end of the modern era. you know exactly the kind of country would you get with stacey abrams in charge. is she unqualified for the job? of course she's unqualified. she's also -- this is a bonus -- totally delusional to this day, more than three years after the fact, abrams never conceded she lost the georgia governor's race. she still claims that election was stolen from her. but wait a second, you ask! isn't that an attack on democr

it's the poor, low income, hard-working american families in america america that will pay the price for this. you doug in to the pennt model where they dig in to inflation and spell out the true cost for the american family of this spiking inflation. they're estimating that inflation in 2021 will require the average u.s. household to spend $3,500 more to achief the same level of consumption as they did in the previous two years. a shocking number. >> martha: a huge number. tells you why the polls show this kind of thing. this is 69% of americans disapprove of the president's handling of inflation. they're feeling it in the pocket books and translates into these numbers. 57% disapprove of biden's handling of the economic recovery. these are numbers that are problematic for the white house politically. there's no doubt. >> sandra: and they're not new, which is why it's so shocking that there's not been a strange in strategy. i went back to the fox polling dating back to june. we have seen this as a top priority for the american voter. showed up in the fox news polling. it showed as the top economic concern for the ame

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since america had no shared history and no shared culture, this new historical society was looking for a common identity. and surprisingly, it's members decided to turn to saint nicholas. john penn tarred was the founder of the new york historical society. he was a member of a masonic lodge, made up by descendants of dutch families. it was pen tart who rekindled the flame of the center cloth the dutch saint nicholas. he presented him as a grumpy bishop with a whip, standing behind a high masonic symbol. santa was now a freemason, john pinto tried to make santa claus, saint nicholas, the patron saint of new york. and so one thing spend, todd was trying to do was to get a tradition that wasn't english. there was another member of the new york historical society and his name was washington irving, and he was a comical right to. he was a satirist and he found pins hard enthusiasm for nicholas. very, very funny. and so he wrote a spoof history of new york and in his parody history, saint nicholas santa claus keeps appearing and helping the settlers to build the houses, sort of appearing out to the sky, smoking a pipe. washington irvings spoof history of new york with a massive best s

since america had no shared history and no shared culture, this new historical society was looking for a common identity. and surprisingly, it's members decided to turn to saint nicholas. john penn tarred was the founder of the new york historical society. he was a member of a masonic lodge, made up by descendants of dutch families. it was penned hard who rekindled the flame of the center cloth, the dutch saint nicholas. he presented him as a grumpy bishop with a whip, standing behind a high masonic symbol. santa was now a freemason, john pinto tried to make santa claus, saint nicholas, the patron saint of new york. and so one thing spend, todd was trying to do was to get a tradition that wasn't english. there was another member of the new york historical society, and his name was washington irving, and he was a comical writer. he was a satirist and he found pins hard to say nicholas very, very funny. and so he wrote a spoof history of new york and in his parody history, saint nicholas santa claus keeps appearing and helping the settlers to build the houses, sort of appearing after the sky smoking a pipe. washington irvings booth, history of new york was a massive best seller. i

since america had no shared history and no shared culture, this new historical society was looking for a common identity. and surprisingly, its members decided to turn to saint nicholas. john penn tarred was the founder of the new york historical society. he was a member of a masonic lodge, made up by descendants of dutch families. it was pen tart who rekindled the flame of the center cloth the dutch saint nicholas. he presented him as a grumpy bishop with a whip, standing behind a high masonic symbol. santa was now a freemason, john pinto tried to make santa claus, saint nicholas, the patron saint of new york. and so one thing spend, todd was trying to do was to get a tradition that wasn't english. there was another member of the new york historical society, and his name was washington irving, and he was a comical writer. he was a satirist and he found pins hard to say nicholas very, very funny. and so he wrote a spoof history of new york and in his parody history, saint nicholas santa claus keeps appearing and helping the settlers to build the houses, sort of appearing after the sky smoking a pipe. washington irvings spoof history of new york with a massive best seller. it wa

since america had no shared history and no shared culture, this new historical society was looking for a common identity. and surprisingly, it's members decided to turn to saint nicholas. john penn tarred was the founder of the new york historical society. he was a member of a masonic lodge, made up by descendants of dutch families. it was pen tart who rekindled the flame of the center cloth the dutch saint nicholas. he presented him as a grumpy bishop with a whip, standing behind a high masonic symbol. santa was now a freemason, john penn. tall tried to make santa claus, saint nicholas, the patron saint of new york. and so one thing spend, todd was trying to do was to get a tradition that wasn't english. there was another member of the new york historical society, and his name was washington irving, and he was a comical writer. he was a satirist and he found pins hard to say nicholas very, very funny. and so he wrote a spoof history of new york and in his parody history. saint nicholas santa claus keeps appearing and helping the settlers to build the houses serv appearing after the sky, smoking a pipe. washington irvings spoof history of new york was a massive best seller. it w

penn, john smith, that is a 17th century founders. throughout the great history in this. he had ten volumes on the colonial period he thought the colonial period was the founding of america.ct, 1820 the constitutional convention in new york they revived in the constitution. mark vanburen who becomes the first american politician as the president, he did nothing he never had any great speech, he never negotiated a great treaty he was simply the most stupid politician that america had ever seen he organize a new york party that brought him into prominence. in that convention he said washington and jefferson he says forget about them their aristocrats, they have nothing to do with democrats. that was one of the great arguments of the antifederalists. the whole system is aristocratic it's creating a government which will benefit at the expense of the many. mark vanburen almost single-handedly is lincoln who makes the founders that we talk about, he is the one who says the man that created the declaration of independence, the document that makes the blood of blood in the flesh of the flesh of all of these immigrants that are coming for america with the founders, the flesh of t

since america had no shared history and no shared culture, this new historical society was looking for a common identity. and surprisingly, it's members decided to turn to saint nicholas. john penn tarred was the founder of the new york historical society. he was a member of a masonic lodge, made up by descendants of dutch families. it was pen tart who rekindled the flame of the center cloth the dutch saint nicholas. he presented him as a grumpy bishop with a whip, standing behind a high masonic symbol. santa was now a freemason, john pinta tried to make santa claus. saint nicholas the patron saint of new york. and so one thing spin todd was trying to do was to get a tradition that wasn't english. there was another member of the new york historical society, and his name was washington irving, and he was a comical right to. he was a satirist and he found pins hard to say nicholas very, very funny. and so he wrote a spoof history of new york and in his parody history. saint nicholas santa claus keeps appearing and helping the settlers to build the houses serv appearing after the sky, smoking a pipe. washington irvings spoof history of new york with a massive best seller. it was a

since america had no shared history and no shared culture, this new historical society was looking for a common identity. and surprisingly, it's members decided to turn to saint nicholas. john penn tarred was the founder of the new york historical society. he was a member of a masonic lodge, made up by descendants of dutch families. it was pen tart who rekindled the flame of the center cloth the dutch saint nicholas. he presented him as a grumpy bishop with a whip, standing behind a high masonic symbol. santa was now a freemason, john pinto tried to make santa claus, saint nicholas, the patron saint of new york. and so one thing spend, todd was trying to do was to get a tradition that wasn't english. there was another member of the new york historical society and his name was washington irving, and he was a comical right to. he was a satirist and he found pins hard enthusiasm for nicholas. very, very funny. and so he wrote a spoof history of new york and in his parody history, saint nicholas santa claus keeps appearing and helping the settlers to build the houses, sort of appearing out to the sky, smoking a pipe. washington irvings spoof history of new york with a massive best s