philip i. a major real estate developer in the area he was very much a big deal around town. >> we have numerous commercial sections that philip really close and he was a go getter, he was going to get out and if there was a bill to be made. he was going to go after. it >> so he was a player? >> he was a player. he was going to get the job done. >> it was a terrific salesman snack he had, even if he got the better part of a deal, he left you feeling good about it. >> philip was a guy that loved people, he was a guy that people loved him. he just always made people feel good. he always made you feel like you are special. >> when he wasn't putting in long hours at the office. or serving as president of this board, or director of that bank. he took pure delightin raisingyl springfield egypt road. but above all, philip like to spend time with his family. linda, his wife of 40 years and his three sons craig chris and carrie. >> the most important thing is that it was his family. he always wanted his

to lieutenant philip maugbeten to the impoverished prince of the greek royal family in exile they first came into the press's field of view and they started talking about them at my wedding in october 1946 at the abbey prince philibrachy is waiting for the arrival of the royal family's car there was a famous photographer who published the photo as he took her fur coat at the door of romsey abbey when they exchanged glances i think that's when real curiosity arose about them and people started to suspect something this is a special film made with permission of the royal family and the fiance of princess elizabeth in response to the interest of the world public in the upcoming royal wedding scheduled for november 20 in westminster abbey in the evening of london, who had been waiting for several hours near the palace. rada greeted the princess and her fiance. a huge crowd, a thousand people came in the evening, others came at dawn, all eager to see and greet the royal wedding procession it became a fantastic event, you can take an ordinary wedding and increase the ceremony a hundred times,

of my life, the princess became a girl in love who gave her heart to a naval officer, lieutenant philip maugbeten, to an impoverished prince from the greek royal family in exile. they started talking about them at my wedding in october 1946. rokutsky is waiting for the arrival of the royal family's car. there was a famous photographer who published a photo of how he took her fur coat at the door of romsey abbey. began to suspect something, this is a special film created with the permission of the royal family and the fiance of princess elizabeth in response to the ambassador for the interest of the world public in the upcoming royal wedding scheduled for on november 20, in the evening of westminster abbey, a londoner who had been waiting for several hours near the palace was welcomed by the council. when they went out on the balcony, the royal wedding on the wedding day, a huge crowd gathered, a thousand people came even in the evening, others came at dawn, all of them want to see and greet the royal procession . the wedding became a fantastic event, you can take an ordinary wedding and

but one philip went to englewood, the first couple days, i think -- it was on. at the time, we had a group called the violators. what made us fight was we were defending ourselves. >> you stab go from where we lived in englewood to move to teaneck. that wasn't more than two blocks. but between where we lived in englewood in teaneck, -- they all wanted to fight him. >> first time i remember meeting fill, for no reason at all, mean philip how to fight. i think i started. in fact, i know i started. but it was simply because he was from teaneck. the, guess get recognition from older people, hey, i just had a fight with this teaneck kid from being in englewood. but there was no particular reason. >> he got tired of getting beat up. i remember the kick them in his back, broke his ribs, that kicked him in the head. he came home with his black eyes, he looked like a monster. >> he used to always tell me he had had a fight. only reason i knew where this starter pistol was was because i would wear my mother's clothes, things like that. i was looking through her gerard, an

so philip you listen. same thing 30 times already rem everyone understood philip thank you the cage will be lowered 6 meters to decompress safely inside. if the sharks begin to show aggression, we stand back to back, the heart of the peasants. you dive together. i'll cover philip from the cage. don't sail far. it's clear? it's clear. forward how are you, son? okay, and you're in order. this is dr. clark, department of zoology, university of marilyn. this is my son and meet you. so dr. clarke is the most famous shark specialist. it's great you don't have luggage. jacques said nothing is great. just an hour of ice. afraid of freezing parts of the diving equipment, new uniforms are needed so that the calypsi team is recognized at a glance. and even more so for you. this is a must, of course. if i could bargain for myself at least a tenth of a percent of the income from the found deposits. at me a surprise for you. hand over control, wait what are you doing licenses. why didn't you tell me? why didn't you tell

i felt goods and was able to run the times that philip had set me. no, i'm been even papa. when i tried the same unit a few days later, it suddenly felt like i was running on a rubber band struggling with every step. why was there this difference mere then something clicked? wow, it must be linked to my cycle at only rough man, sucrose or torn we were so close on toward with i didn't know much about ministration and sport. i re sure i hadn't really been an issue for me with it until it suddenly hit me. from our experience with laura focused on would do. laura, laura and her husband coach philip followed side the box and tried out training options oriented to her menstrual cycle. oh, there is still debate about the exact links between sport and the cycle, but what is clear is that ignoring the cycle is risky. infinity if that doesn't happen, if the ag dies and the cycle begins again with the 1st day of bleeding, asking character, brutal, how long does your conflict annoying to your height? it is vita in there. i have minced well to him to close on squad. laura has addressed

laura philip is a triathlete, one of the best on the planet. like other professional athletes, her life, his geared around her sport and the punishing training that goes with it. but on one front she's very much leading the way to me. i get i now train with my cycle and work with my body instead of against it. mm . ah, laura joined the triathlon world in 2011. she trains like most other female athletes for the 1st few years. i worked up until the flight. i did the same training program as man, and as with most sports triathlon, is dominated by men miller. so i was basically doing the same as them except i was sometimes slower. of course you monitors long, but my ultimately i expected my body to deliver the same performance every day. uneven tard the flesh. appleton for con, her biggest success to date was winning the 2021 iron man european championship in finland. one of 3 long and middle distance races. she's won this year. one major factor in that success has been focusing on her own body. when she stopped taking the pill or 3 years ago and s

her christmas cards dead. — prince philip. never. her christmas cards dead. but _ prince philip.her christmas cards dead, but not the _ prince philip. never. her christmas cards dead, but not the greeting. l —— did. i think before the rain of the queen, i don't think they sent photographs, it wasjust queen, i don't think they sent photographs, it was just the greeting. photographs, it was 'ust the aareetin. ~ ., , photographs, it was 'ust the rureetin.~ . , photographs, it was 'ust the aareetin. ~ ., , ., ., greeting. what is your mum going to do with it? i — greeting. what is your mum going to do with it? ithink— greeting. what is your mum going to do with it? i think keep _ greeting. what is your mum going to do with it? i think keep it _ greeting. what is your mum going to do with it? i think keep it to - greeting. what is your mum going to do with it? i think keep it to show i do with it? i think keep it to show --eole. do with it? i think keep it to show people- it's _ do with it? i think keep it to show people. it's quite _ do with it? i think keep it to show people. it's q

i felt goods and was able to run the times that philip had set me. no, i'm been even papa. when i tried the same unit a few days later, it suddenly felt like i was running on a rubber band struggling with every step. why was there this difference mere then something clicked? wow, it must be linked to my cycle that you asked man surplus or torn. we were so close on toward with i didn't know much about ministration and sport. i re sure i hadn't really been an issue for me with it until it suddenly hit me. from our experience with laura focused on would do his lot. laura and her husband coach philip followed side the box and tried out training options oriented to her menstrual cycle. oh, there's still debate about the exact links between sport and the cycle. but what is clear is that ignoring the cycle is risky. him and affect thank is kind of the end of the day. i think it can lead you losing your periods and also losing your natural loaning system on tides on that makes you far more vulnerable to injuries, thought it for lessons unfairly garvin by also off in the case of end

you know, uh, aziz has a very warm relationship with philip kirkorov, and philip kirkorov was also oneauty conveys talents in front of her most powerful voice philip he appreciates talents very much, and therefore, it is natural to pass by azizu. he could not immediately, but, so to speak, drove up to her and when he told me. i will root for you. here then is the qualifying round. he says i will root for you. well, i already knew that it was philip kirkorov. he then and now he told me then, i will hurt you. well, somehow it gave me such strength. this is so confidence, but i was already sure, but here i think, well, it’s impossible, it means to let me down. he said keep your fingers crossed. i think, you know, you need to try so that i go to this competition aziza passes strict selection. she even received the audience choice award and the oriental beauty was swirled by the touring carousel, a promising and persistent handsome man. kirkorov somehow completely slipped out of my head, and then, when i arrived from jurmala and when there was some, i don’t remember the joint concert. there

somehow. philip corsica also left rush after mobilization was announced. he was going to go on vacation to europe at the end of september anyway. but after put in speech, he decided not to wait a crucial decision. on september 30th vinland closed its borders, foot to his from russia, authorities led him over the border after some pointed questions lightens to the comedies awesome letters on the receipt choice. do you know that mobilization has begun in russia? do you know about criminal responsibility? is res, are you eligible for military service? when did you get your tickets off? when are you going back? it only lasted a couple of minutes, but it seemed endless because you don't know what can happen any moment. being national, it was almost positive. only after crossing the finish border could both maria and philip bruce, a sigh of relief, both headed for germany, not least because of the promises of german politicians to protect deserters and draft dodgers from russia. yes, because alice donald at bringing my stuff. jim and he said it would accept thos

in principle, the relationship between philip and prince charles was also depicted by the authors as on the part of philip, who always wanted to see his son as brave and flawless as he was, in fact, charles was completely different, he was much softer, and that's why his father's behavior traumatized him incredibly, and, of course, the relationship between edward, one of the sons of elizabeth and philip, and with the nazis - this is one of the most embarrassing episodes in the history of the royal family, the industry has always tried to hide this participation of him. somehow to mention all of this so that there are fewer mentions, and here the authors of the crown brought it up so loudly again that they all began to discuss again who will be satisfied here a-a peter morgan the creator of this series is one of the most famous such story makers in the united kingdom he

philip hammond, the former chancellor_ exactly.ond, the former chancellor was on the radio earlier talking _ chancellor was on the radio earlier talking about how liz truss has managed — talking about how liz truss has managed to trash the conservative party— managed to trash the conservative party hard — managed to trash the conservative party hard won reputation for fiscal responsibility and being trusted on the economy. if they don't have that, _ the economy. if they don't have that, what— the economy. if they don't have that, what do they have? and labour will that, what do they have? and labour wiiiiust_ that, what do they have? and labour willjust make hay with this from now until— willjust make hay with this from now until the next election and probably— now until the next election and probably long beyond. this is a bit like black— probably long beyond. this is a bit like black wednesday did for the john major government. it took them years, _ john major government. it took them years, labourwere in john major government. i

they themselves returned two drunk, and one ilya martynov sober philip when he returned said that sheturn. well, martynov got excited and began to explain, they say, nothing to do with it, that he was sober and in general he tried to return it as quickly as possible, i don’t know. do you think that if he killed, then he will sit at home after the murder? i don’t know where to look for him now . i warn you to stand. yes, dad, everything is fine, they work when they don’t have to come. no, well, that you can handle something, we can handle it, you will come. when it's all over, we'll invite you to the opening. assess the situation. bye, workers have arrived. yeah come on. hello yes and tell your husband that this is not the case. i wanted to help people after that. goodbye. what do we have there, at the academy or where do you have it? there, the cops are not taught to introduce themselves, hey, i'll throw two more years for the cops. you need two years for someone. so give me the phone. i 'll call suren. he set you on me. yes, because of 100 pieces. he also blurted out the motive for t

>> there is a strange development in the trial of the police officer accused of killing teenager philipo and teaneck. a key witness for the prosecution was taken into custody after the miss testimony. >> soon after he left a stand, controversy broken out after he was arrested by bergen county police on april violation as he left the courtroom. a police dispatcher watching the trial on tv recognize the man, recognized the outstanding warrant and called the office of the burn county sheriff to have him picked up. >> prosecutors say it was an attempt to intimidate the witness. >> we don't want to intimidate anyway it whatsoever anyone on the sheriffs panel that are in this courtroom in any way, has affected this jury or in any way the proceedings. >> when he was arrested, it drew attention to the fact that the sheriff of bergen county at that time, jack -- was a former teaneck police officer. so now, one of spaatz allies in the police department was in charge at the sheriff's department which is running security for the trial. >> because of the fact that the sheriff was a former scenic pol

revisionist history and is none other than the wampanoag sachem or chief known to history as king philip. in the late spring of 1675, some 60 years after his father ousamequin or massasoit greeted the pilgrims he sat down to talk with english magistrates from the category -- colony of rhode island. this is the location the conversation took place. rhode islanders were there to encourage the chief to agree to a peaceful arbitration of the wampanoags'mounting differences with limits colony. he had already agreed to fight and explain why. let's take a moment to consider what he said that day. the account of this conversation is one of these rare gems in the documentary record in which we -- it seems we can really hear a native american voice without excess editorial sanitizing. so, metacom said he viewed the history of wampanoag/english relations as little more than the colonists' failure to live up to the promise of the 1621 alliance. the sachem recalled that when the pilgrims settled ousamequin was as a great man and the english as a little child. he contended that his father could have w

philip holmes speaking of his his view of our boy and seeing her as a person on a tea chest. and here we have a tea chest and we can see why philip holm might take a look and say, oh, that's that's up on just as i see her on a tea chest devoid of course of character in this way. but by the time that our family arrived in america in the 1830s, a tea was as prevalent here in the united states as it was in china. and the only here and we see in our lithograph from my taking tea except that the tea that she would be drinking here in america was not the same as she would be drinking in china having been in china. i must say that tea in china is a lot different than the tea that she would have had in new york likely. i also appreciate you thinking the tea time and thinking about the fact that this lithograph was presenting a very accurate time for far more because her tea time would have been as the american time which was 7 p.m. in the evening. and that is exactly when she was presented the public from 7 to 9. she had 8 hours of presentation to the public and couple those hours we

i the way i could get a peru, boy the dent toward his bull's place and it is country philips printed thorn never to cheer. i insist they're big bought because it is a task where sas from, kenny, keeping his papa is shell. bernie. the new there's you, king that does well. is the duelling. to be cramped. craddick, erica. since it morning, taking stadium as a tenant, as having ensued bizarre. zeus came loose. his chill. saft did a fair bonnet. trish. oh no kidding said ah. and it didn't. and his credit, it's the store is each night except peter mike shook. i'm the one under the governor. it's agreed africa then the what? the author i'm at what i would to day gilson can tell. it's a tradition. i will, as you play to south course is the fish. because for zullie the can i just and yet because it was regulate romans or moon. but you see that offer here to re issue king dublin it or ice cream out and said class, the region is forced critics big enough though for big it happens regions. so, radius who and he can people, as you know, before a big, there was a bill for us were there now was tha

this year's nobel prize in economics, long side fellow american economists, douglas diamond, and philip did vick. the committee awarded this year's prize for contribution to research and banks and crises, in particular, bank runs and their effects on the financial sector. the economics prize is awarded by the swedish central bank in memory of alfred nobel and carries a prize of over 900000 euros. all right, we want to talk more about the recently awarded nobel prize for economics. and for that we go to our correspondence, ashatash, pandey, ashatash. these 3 economists, including former u. s. fed, she'd been bernard k, a just named as the winners of this award. what can you tell us about the common thread running through their research? well, it's about the, the see the importance of banks just why we need banks in economy. is it fair that banks make money out of our savings? and they've decided and they've analysis shows that yes, banks are very important. and they're generally wisdom before the research was that financial crisis usually lead to collapsing of banks and there's a run on

we had a former chancellor philip hammond saying l chancellor philip hammond saying yesterday, who wasvid cameron and inventory theresa may, basically saying you have trashed decades' worth of hard won reputation for political competence with that budget, that was his claim. we had a former deputy of jeremy hunt at the foreign office saying they have thrown away £60 billion odd and we have to find a way to make this back. how would you characterise the mood among the current serving mps? those are both xmp summer may have been prominent figures in the party but in a sense they don't matter. the figures in the party but in a sense they don't matter.— figures in the party but in a sense they don't matter. the people around liz truss d0- — they don't matter. the people around liz truss do. how _ they don't matter. the people around liz truss do. how are _ they don't matter. the people around liz truss do. how are they _ they don't matter. the people around liz truss do. how are they viewing . liz truss do. how are they viewing yesterday's events? i think the short answer is they feel pret

why a young climate actually the king has gone into politics and what makes the buyer philip optics, for our trustees and sustainable fost. let's look at the 4th 19 ation solutions to a very more than problem. market has lost almost 3 quarters of its palm grove in the last same years. that is, but he's for the crucial ecosystem of desert was, is that allow people to leave and also from there. but the re, discovery of and still water management is bringing back hope the drought and climate change can be beaten there. the in every saturday people flocked to me most market to buy fruit and vegetables, such as okra, olives, and a wide variety of date. they are the main crop grown in the oasis around cal nima, a berber town in south eastern morocco. the livelihoods of people in this arid region on the edge of this howard desert, rely on o a seas. these are under threat would fund easy. an agricultural engineer who specializes in these green ecosystems laments their environmental degradation. certainly was the saw this because the way these are fragile ecosystems is because they're located

put what he had researched 20 years earlier into practice, along with economist douglas diamond and philip to pick the 3 economists what awarded the nobel prize in economic finances on monday. for the findings on the role of banks and crisis. and how to make them less vulnerable. the research, the fed has helped avoid destructive financial crisis and preventing costly bailouts. and i think the main thing is that it has allowed us to understand whole financial crisis develop on what to do. welcome. the basis of bronowski research was among other things, the great depression of the 19 thirty's. it would probably have been a much my day down. dawn had financial institutions been protected from the run on savings. and if the fed had intervened more strongly. and a reminder of the top business stories way following for you here on t w, the moscow stock exchange plunged on monday. it followed the bridge explosion that connects russia and crimea a crucial supply route for the kremlin war on ukraine. but also a key economic link and for the you west fed chief ban benee key as well as economists. d

and for the you west fed chief bamboo nike as well as economists. douglas, diamonds and philip defect have been awarded the nobel prize in economics for their research on banks and financial crises. announcement was made on monday by the royal swedish academy of sciences. i've been for solon, i sent business with me. i august 21 at the global media in 2022. a frickin off. the cross. we took with creatives from africa. andy african dias. now if you find a different life path, 5 different perspectives. are 21. on d, w. a pulse ah, the beginning of the story that moves us and takes us so long for the ride. it's all about the perspective. culture information. this is the that we're you news and more w leave minds. oh. a is increasing every year in many im gonna working on lunch with holiday destination drowning in plastic weiss, we rewind at the cause of every year, year of the exposure. 1000000 tons of plastic with there. another way. after all the environment isn't to recyclable. make up your own mind. d. w. made for mines. ah, we are a member id everybody. iran. yeah. we are a .

only after crossing the finish border could both maria and philip bruce a sigh of relief. both had it for germany, not least because of the promises of german politicians to protect deserters and draft dodgers from russia. casala stumbled at bringing mighty germany said it would accept those who are fleeing mobilization battle and the fiends. on the contrary, said that they didn't want any one mug, so we couldn't stay there. no, well anyway, we have some friends here. now who know the language i have and can help us. not only as is the form back i thought i'm on with the model number much, but getting political asylum in germany for people fleeing they dropped in russia is not an easy task. says elena, so gave up for berlin based and g o. the risk of being rejected is high. she and her colleagues, i have sent an open letter to german authorities asking to ease the conditions for those who don't want to serve in the russian army. my boys, him all we asked for simplification of application rules, documented charin visas because now it's a very complicated process and one can

and for you, west fed chief ban benee key as well as economists. douglas diamonds and philip depict have been awarded the nobel prize in economics for their research on banks and financial crises. announcement was made on monday by the royal swedish academy of sciences. i've been for solon, i sent business with a sports limos in sports cons. now the and b m w with the electric, a 6000 competition again combustion engine, but the full, the future hits the road map. look at the legendary power wagon read on d, w. they're always with everywhere we go or smartphone, but for how much longer technology experts say that era me over. but what a look at right after the smartphone to borrow to 60 minutes, m d w. oh, i think everything jenny fair, some are big. i'm listening. so much different culture between here and there. so challenging for everything. ah, to some of this i think it was worth it for me to come to germany. shove my got my license to work as a swimming instructor here. dish, and now i teach children to don't stick with. what's your story? take part. share it on info, migrants dot

so the director and writers and costars steve cooper, who plays philip is x. who plays philip is ex,real life philippa langley felt she was guided to the burial spot and got goose bumps while standing on it by something not quite normal, i suppose. take a look. are you lost? sorry? excuse me, could you... could you have _ excuse me, could you... could you have it _ excuse me, could you... could you have it with— excuse me, could you... could you have it with that _ excuse me, could you... could you have it with that letter _ excuse me, could you... could you| have it with that letter represents? just means — have it with that letter represents? just means reserved. _ have it with that letter represents? just means reserved. it's _ have it with that letter represents? just means reserved. it's a - have it with that letter represents? just means reserved. it's a social. just means reserved. it's a social services — just means reserved. it's a social services car — just means reserved. it's a social services car park. the pay is reserved _ services car park. the pay is reserved for one

awarded this year's nobel prize in economics, long side fellow american economists, douglas diamond and philip dip. vic or the committee awarded this year's prize for contribution to research in banks and crises, in particular, bank runs and their effects on the financial sector. the economics prize is awarded by the swedish central bank in memory of alfred nobel and carry surprise of over 900000 euros. failed to try for reefer on bay where i will move on for now. the past 2 and a half years of global pandemic have led to a whiplash and consumer demands and challenge supply chains to keep up. well, that's led to shortages and goods and even conversely over supply at times. and the situation remains difficult. the 12 percent of goods transported by ship are stuck . containers can't be unloaded because ships have piled up outside of ports. that's according to a new report by the kil institute for the world economy. meanwhile, the economic climate is changing. container transportation costs have tumbled as a result. they've have for shipping a container from china to europe, to $7000.00 from $150

of course, philips is the meaning and he wrote his book.that is, we remember about the east-west street this is the story of the lviv people, yes, this is the story of one native of lviv, actually another from zhovka, who studied in lviv at lviv university, and both of them changed international law, so he introduced the terms genocide and crimes against humanity, so what are they now will be which are now actively used. and philip actually wrote a second book about a man who actually ruled a part of the lands that included galicia, and this person did not receive a punishment, he was not actually convicted , and he also, that is, says and is thinking about why it could have happened like this and how to avoid it in the future. ukrainian guests will also present future books. ostap slovenskii will present his war diary. poetry plus it's time has already flown by, i would still listen and listen, but all the details still happen to the letter. and watch the broadcasts on espresso. there will also be a broadcast by bokform , organized by sufi

ekaterina rednikova philip kirkorov hired a psychologist.at least i don’t need these, i can’t stand these hamsters. that's all, it's the rat mouse crawling fifty-five-year-old philip kirkorov loves dogs in his pets, a rich pedigree is rumored to be a welsh corgi named lorenz a descendant of one of favorites of the former english queen elizabeth, we have this english corgi, like with queen elizabeth, such a dog lorenzo and the japanese rabbit kirkorov, this little he stares at the dog of yana rudkovskaya chihuahuahuahuana. call me this. months ago, the menagerie from kirkorov was replenished with two dalmatians oliver and archie gave the children of the artist ali-victoria and martin and you know what they say not dalmatians i also thought from a dalmatian, but they did it in a year. now let's make a house the territory allows dalmatians to live in a separate enclosure and with underfloor heating and lighting, almost elite living space is joking, the king of the stage, the animal house cost him at least half a million rubles, beautiful walks

philip hammond? i understand what the prime _ stinks. philip hammond?d in what it says _ code. lam more interested in what it says about — code. lam more interested in what it says about internal tory party politics — it says about internal tory party politics and the difficult decisions because — politics and the difficult decisions because one difficult decision that has to— because one difficult decision that has to be — because one difficult decision that has to be made to get economic growth — has to be made to get economic growth is — has to be made to get economic growth is to have a more relaxed approach — growth is to have a more relaxed approach to migration for work. sounds — approach to migration for work. sounds like you are not happy about her being in thejob. i’m sounds like you are not happy about her being in the job.— her being in the 'ob. i'm concerned about her policy— her being in the job. i'm concerned about her policy position _ her being in the job. i'm concerned about her policy position on - her being in the job. i'm concerned

we are our programs of power and spoke with the president of mozambique, philip ufc. the mozambican people walked for a long time towards their independence, first peacefully, then through an armed uprising e. i want to to ask you to remember your youth youth, because i just coincided with the translation of the anti-colonial struggle. your parents were active participants in these battles against the portuguese colonizers. but, as you remember this time at that time, our parents did not have freedom, they were forced to work for others, they did not have freedom and expression itself. it was colonialism, as it is, so they decided to fight. philip's parents were members of that same legendary liberation front frima mozambique, and sanfilipi, at the age of 14, joined the frima youth cell. passed military-political training in tanzania. actually in tanzania, he completed high school. uh, the then soviet union recognized the independence of mozambique on the day mozambique declared its independence , in fact, at the time of the declaration of independence in 1975. our pe

new york post columnist karol markowicz philip levine, thank you both for being here.he president begged the saudi saudi's, his new best friends apparently not to restrict output but did it anyway. what does it say about biden's energy policy? >> a fist bump apparently is not a deal and doesn't mean much. even when indicators are good they don't feel good. i fill up my gas tank it was around $80. florida has a gas tax holiday so that helped but $80 to fill up, and i let it get to the light on, it's not that great. gas prices are double what they were when biden took office and it's important to remind people this is happening because we thought we could shut the economy often turned back on again and we couldn't and it's important to not make that mistake again it would help if people in charge would stop taking credit when things prove slightly and take seriously what happened to the average american person. this is a pivotal thing because it's where americans feel at the most and where the biden administration make changes but art. >> we have an administration appare

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