and picasso is a property manager.rest in the home. >> what if i have a falling out -- i hate to suggest this could happen, but what if there's a difference of opinion among the members of the llc >> that's one of the reasons why co-ownership is hard to do on your own because it's tough to reach agreement with six or eight other people picasso plays the middleman and handle all the details there is no opportunity for you to get into dispute with another owner about what kind of refrigerator to install or what kind of art we put on the walls. picasso handles all those details. we're effectively a full service property management company so that owners can just enjoy their home >> you don't let them get too involved basically how does this differ from what we think of as traditional timeshares which have garnered such a shady reputation. >> it's a great question timeshares are effectively hotels where you're purchasing a right to use property. with picasso, you're purchasing real estate and not time and you have complete

picasso was fond of borrowing.ou think your work is -- >> if you ask different people they can give you different answers. i think probably because of the success i've had. but i come from the tradition of surrealism and dada and pop art, and the use of imagery of the everyday world, this dialogue with the everyday world is a way of being brought up to look at the world. copyrightt laws are different throughout the world. and, hopefully, the dialogue in some of these issues becomes more united eventually. but all these things continue to change in time. >> a new chapter with the creation of ntf's, work in the virtual space, de-materialized worked to a certain extent. it's sething you hav explored a belief with augmented reality. can you tell us more about why you are interested in that? >> if i look at how i produce the balloon dog, it is through the use of cat scans, using all different types of technology to be able to have it be as kind of objective as possible, each twist and fold is an authentic as possible. s

to greece by pablo picasso himself has had pretty rough times since she has been there.women's head as it was called is one of two works recently found wrapped in plastic sheets in a dry riverbed after a 2012 heist at the national gallery in athens. while they were being shown to the media this week, women's head took a header onto the floor. not what you want to see. she is okay. looks like no major scratches but i think everybody gasped when that happened. i'm surprise stadium kind of put on something a little bit more stable. they kind of just propped it up there on the little ledge and, you know. kaboom. >>> thank you for wa ♪ reynolds wrap makes it easy to cook and clean up meals in no time. ♪ don't miss to cook and clean up all the fun stuff. easy prep, cook and clean with reynolds wrap. announcer: it's time to play "family feud." give it up for steve harvey. steve: 4. you got 4 today. welcome, finally. finally. i appreciate that. thank y'all. thank y'all, everybody. detroit. ah, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man steve harvey... [cheering and applau

if i buy a picasso painting, i could pay $6,000 or 100,000 dollars for it.ve the hunt and the search. at the same time, the act of putting it together or a museum and giving it away. every time i give something away, i give them money to display it and do exhibitions. david: you are now one of the wealthiest people in the united states, but when you're building your art collection, you are not quite as wealthy. did you have to worry about coming up with the money to buy these picassos? >> absolutely. i was in debt up to my ears. david: you've also been involved with the whitney and was the chair of the whitney museum of art in new york for a long time and their biggest donor. what was it about the whitney that made you so attracted to it? >> i bought thousands of works of art from them -- for them. i like making museums successful. because when i was a kid three afternoons out of five after school, if i was not doing some thing else i was in a museum looking at things. i love museums and i wanted to make them greater. david: let's talk about another thing yo

did you have to worry about coming up with the money to buy these picassos? mr.as in debt up to my ears. david: you were involved with the whitney and where the chair of the whitney museum of art and the biggest donor. what was it about the whitney that made you so attracted to it? mr. lauder: i have helped with thousands of works of art for them and i might -- when i was a kid, three afternoons out of five after school, if i wasn't doing something else, i was in the museum looking at things. i love museums and i wanted to make them greater. david: let's talk about another thing you have mentioned. your first wife was very involved with breast cancer. she had it. and you and she put together a foundation to work on breast cancer. you are still involved with that. is that right? mr. lauder: absolutely. david: and her mother in the latter years suffered from alzheimer's and you have been involved with alzheimer's research also. is that important to you? mr. lauder: very important. my brother and i created a drug discovery foundation. we do drug discovery for preven

since 20th he has caught one picasso and leonard dough at his heels.reacted to this master piece by saying oh my god that looks like covid. he is not wrong. here's the coronavirus, and here is hunter's version. the coronavirus stuck on the end of his crack pipe. but hunter's covid painting is an art world super spreader infecting everyone in sight. do you remember a couple years back when impressionable catholic oligarchs and saudi princes were mysteriously eager to pay the clinton foundation 2 million bucks for a speech by chelsea on diarrhea in africa? well hunter's half million dollars corona escape is the diarrhea speech of temporary art. do you have a reubens, sell them all. don't bother selling them. give them to undocumented nanny, she'll will be able to get a couple of bucks for the frame. the peerless art critic raimondo arroyo. he doesn't know much about art but he knows what he doesn't like. what do you feel about mysterious explosion in hunter biden's art prices? >> mark, you nailed it. the clinton foundation that was their proxy to get inf

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yes goes the picasso.it look even more like a picasso for the greeks have apologize for the mishap and they have promised the painting is in good hands. unfortunately this cancer dripping with sauce. topic number four. speaking of people have been dropped on their heads, let's hear what you have to say, this is viewer mail. can't get this off with at kennedy nation has nails on a chalkboard voice. your husband said relations with you is like throwing a nail that all appeared karen tweets we need you become so rude? oh karen go help a jar of arete forts. you have a tattoo down there. >> i have three. kennedy nation if i can't have you i can take you, i love you and i like you. i am not a stocker just a favorite yes thank you police okay by, i will be right this past year has felt like a long, long norwegian winter. but eventually, with spring comes rebirth. everything begins anew. and many of us realize a fundamental human need to connect with other like-minded people. welcome back to the world. viking. exp

it hurts to look that doesn't. picasso presented the woman's head painting as a gift to the greek nation in 1949 in recognition of their resistance to fascism during world war 2. greek gravity of the day is almost done, but the conversation continues online. you'll find us on twitter either w news. you can follow me at brent golf t v. i remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day. we'll see that the news news the news, the news, the news the refugee agreed islands of lead the way their dreams and paul assume a young though it is where one could begin football and help them overcome the trauma of his homeland. and he'll give it his all to become a professional european kicker. the focus your next on the w. it's a balance 1000000000. it's about power. it's about the foundation of the new world order, the silk road. china wants to use the network of trade with to expand its influence, including europe. convoys are inevitable times gateway to europe. in 45 minutes on d, w ah was was right in front of them. they're all for this one moment. suddenly we agreed to post

this week police in greece recovered a painting by pablo picasso. stolen 9 years ago from the country's national gallery . during a presentation of the recovered art work, gravity happened. take a look. the painting was being shown to reporters, and it had just been placed on a ledge when it slipped and fell. it is not thought to have been damaged in the fall. it hurts to look that doesn't. picasso presented the woman's head painting as a gift to the greek nation in 1949 in recognition of their resistance to fascism during world war 2. the greek gravity of the day is almost done, but the conversation continues online. you'll find us on twitter either at the w news. you can follow me at brent golf tv. remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day we'll see that the was who's who's the news. the news news news news screen sustainable and trending. the many companies are rushing for green solutions because they're popular with the customers. but just how green are these solutions? who's made in germany w into the conflict with tim, sebastian, americans, secretary o

bidders for the nft, two weeks later was active in one of our classic sales and bought a major work by picasso trying to expand what they do and we also want to convince people who are traditional collectors buying fungible art that nft's are interesting because it is a real category. what we have done at christie's is connecting these two worlds. that's what we want to with these clients. taylor: you had a statistic about female auctioneers, and you have a goal of a more gender balanced, just 66%-30 4%, now highlighting more toward the goal of 50-50, how do you maintain that? as we have talked about, we are trying to turn a moment into a movement. how does it look to you in the future? guillaume: we have no choice, but we are not forced feared we are doing it because -- we are not forced. we are doing it because it is right. it is what the market wants. what we have done is accelerated and we have great female auctioneers. we put them on the world stage and tell them that is your moment. one of the most important moments in the six months, we sold a major work in new york, auctioneers by gemm

if i buy a picasso painting i can pay $60k-$100k. i love to hunt and search. the same time the act of putting it together for a museum and giving it away. so every time i do, i give money and do exhibtions. dave: you're one of the wealthiest people in the united states but you were quite as wealthy during your art collection building. were you worried about coming up with the money? mr. lauder: absolutely. i was in debt. dave: you have been involved with the whitney museum of art and could new york for the long time -- a long time and the biggest donor. what was it about the whitney that made you attracted to a? -- it? mr. lauder: i've help with thousands of works of art for them and i like making museums successful because when i was a kid three afternoons out of five after school if i wasn't doing something else i was in the museum looking at things. i love museums and i wanted to make them greater and greater. dave: let's talk about another thing. your first wife was very involved with breast cancer. she had it. you and she put together a foundation to work

what make it is unique, it has a hand-written note from picasso on the back of it. >>> prince harry andince william are preparing to honor their mother, the late princess diana on what would have been her 60th birthday. they will unveil a statue of the people's princess. a memorial is growing outside the gates again. >> them trying to honor her leg, i think that keeps her very much alive in our thoughts, particularly when you have big moments like this. >> it is a big moment. tune in to the "today" show tomorrow morning. they'll be showing us the unveiling of the statue. you can watch right here on nbc bay area right after "today in the bay". >>> a french woman has been arrested for causing a major crash at the prestigious tour de france race. the woman it leaned in. a german cyclist hit the cardboard sign which triggered a massive crash. the 30 year old woman was arrested after she turned herself in. she's accused of involuntarily causing injury and putting others at risk. >>> from starring in the super bowl to going back to high school. anthony flores has the story. another day, anoth

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and just looked at all just makes you feel got not supported by anthony has acquired the peddling picasso by profession. he works as an appraiser of historic buildings. but he originally studied product design, the detailed planning and implementation of his drawings, provide the creative balance to his daily routine that they always obstacles. i look at the, the map and i find what i want to find, but then i have to, to go on just google st. jame. right. in particular junction, i find the nice clear line that i've got on an aerial view i, j made. and actually this railway rolled around the same notarized. so i have to say my student junctions work and how i'm going to cross whether i feel safe riding on that particular bitter road. his latest piece requires him to pedals 76 kilometers around manchester for about 5 and a half hours. he can use the real live gps tracking app to follow his ducks as they hatch in the form of a video. i'm very pleased for that has come up as i planned is coming. certainly. right. so yeah, it's good. it's really nice coming back and how much the price has chan

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their goal is to bring ballet to audiences who normally wouldn't fear from davinci to picasso. the most famous artists in history have been men with moody personalities. art historians used to say that great art was the result of great genius and genius, of course with male. because if a woman turned out to be a gifted artist, she with the exception. but now more and more art institutions in europe are challenging that history of art written by men. the music to look some book in paris is the venue for an exhibition of 18th century female painters who has been largely forgotten. bold and confident self portraits reveal little of the struggles these artists fought for recognition in an era when women were imprisoned by a strict moral call search me women, artists will not be denied access to an academy education. so they help themselves founding the own women's workshops networks necessary to assert themselves in a man's world. this is how they conquered the scene. it is a bit louise de la blow a celebrated portrait painter of european ability, one international claim for her pa

their goal is to bring ballet to audiences who normally wouldn't fear from da vinci to picasso. the most famous artists in history have been men with moody personalities or historians used to say that great art was the result of great genius and genius, of course with male. because if a woman turned out to be a gifted artist, she with the exception. but now more and more art institutions in europe are challenging that history of art written by men, the museum to loop some book in paris is the venue for an exhibition of 18th century female painters who had been largely forgotten. bold and confident, self portrayed, reveal little of the struggles these artists fought for recognition in an era when women were imprisoned by a strict moral call search, women artists will not be denied access to an academy education. so they help themselves founding the own women's workshops. networks necessary to assert themselves in a man's world. this is how they conquered the scene. as a bet, louise de la blow a celebrated portrait painter of european nobility, one international claim for her pain

and finally, greek police were celebrating the recovery of a picasso painting stolen 9 years ago from the national gallery. but the paintings slipped and fell to the floor as it was being shown off to the media. casso presented the painting, women's head, the great people after world war 2, the gift to recognize their distance against the axis forces. the work is not thought to have been damaged. fill it must have been quite a shock to those who are present coming up next time d, w, do focus on europe is coming up and we will be back with more news at the top of the hour. there's always more of course on the website, p w dot com. i'm sarah kelly and berlin. thanks for watching. the news. the news, the news the the the, the, the, the refugees, the 3 island lead the where their dream for paul assume a young joke. it is where one could begin. football has helped them overcome the trauma of please your homeland. and he'll give it his all to become a professional european kicker. focused on dw, into the conflict with him, sebastian, american, secretary of state, one's in a lincoln was in c

oh, this week police in greece recovered a painting by pablo picasso. stolen 9 years ago from the country's national gallery . during a presentation of the recovered art work, gravity happened. take a look. the painting was being shown to reporters and it had just been placed on a ledge when it slipped and fell. it is not thought to have been damaged in the fall. it hurts to look, doesn't it? because so presented the woman's head painting as a gift to the greek nation in 1949 in recognition of their resistance to fascism during world war 2. greek gravity of the day is almost done. but the conversation that continues online, you'll find us on twitter, either w news. you can follow me at brent golf t v. i remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day we'll see that the ah the news the news, the news, the news into the conflict with him, sebastian americans, secretary of state anthony bloomington, was crying last week. very methodically offer words of support to the country after rushing to mass in huge numbers, closely border, my guess is we've is the cranes foreign m

over other assets he had collected as part of the judgment, including an engraving on paper by pablo picasso, and an unreleased version of will. wayne's album, the carter 5 now the contract different for the original sale of the wu tang clan album, stipulated it could not be sold for 88 years, but could be released to the public free of charge as a streaming and shared listening parties. but you couldn't sell any of it. there were also quite there. there was also a clause stating that the seller that would be the woo could execute a heist to steal back the album one time. and for some reason, if that only original members of the bad could participate and or actor and comedian bill murray. ok, i don't think you could have come up with a more bizarre story if you try to. and bill murray, how to be less of this put together. i mean, 1st of all we had farmer brown, which you don't hear too much about him these days. the wu, tang clan, i mean there's a lot here. and i remember when the sale happened to 2015, i believe kelly bought it for about $2000000.00. and it was absolutely crazy when you wou

as beautiful as hunters art is, there was a picasso sold this week we had been sitting, that went for0,000 and hunter wants three times that. so don't think it will work. >> tucker: there is nothing sleazy or. we get a more straightforward deal with drug cartels. the whole thing is unbelievable. miranda devine from "the new york post," not jeff bezos but just want to be completely clear, see you soon. so it turns out we have a unified theory of everything. an explanation for all bad events in the world. kamala harris has discovered it's called climate change. blackouts in california, forest fires, whatever, all of it. we know someone who studied all of these problems and doesn't necessarily think they are connected by climate change. we will explain why next. >> tucker: a lot of bad stuff happening around the world and we mean all of it. forest fires, covid, the syrian civil war, illegal immigration, the fight you just had with your wife. the cause? climate change. otherwise, it's your fault, you did it. we like barbecues, you are responsible including the syrian civil war. one journa

this reach of influence peddling and when up picasso last week sold for 150,$000 usually hunter biden'sworth more? >> i tell you one of those things looks like you are doing a line of cocaine so that is an interesting deal. we have the royal problem. >> the reason the hunter biden are thing matters, he is under federal investigation for money laundering and he and his father's banking accounts were conjoined and he may have paid his dad off, that needs attention. we need to watch that closely but your favorite royals harry and megan getting an award called population matters, the organization says they are granting the award for limiting their family size when probably the most famous couple in the world say they choose to stop it two they helped to popularize and normalize that choice the group says and for offering a smaller family is also a happy family. the sussexes are such a happy group, look at the joy they instigated, one doesn't talk to her father, the other stripped of his title but this may be the first time a couple has gotten an award for not doing anything at all. that is

now he is outselling picasso, but who is helping? foxes matt finn is on the case. what's up, matt?art dealer representing hunter biden has long-standing ties to china and that could pose a problem for the president's son who is venturing into the art world. buyers with connections to the chinese communist party could attempt to buy influence in the biden administration by purchasing hunter biden's art. currently representing hunter biden and has talked about his business dealings with china in the past and in an interview told resident magazine "my plan is to be the lead guy, lead collector and art dealer discovering talent from that region. hunter biden's art sales will be kept confidential. it also previously said that he travels to china three or four times a year and has a solid group of overseas collectors. everything is changing did not return fox news' request for comments come up with the white house also did not give a comment to fox news. >> mark: so hunters dealer is have big art dealer in china. there is a surprise. thank you for that. it wasn't long ago that the democr

and one a picasso last week sold for $150,000, you're telling me hunter biden's spittle art is worthe on. >> laura: i'm telling you, one of those things, what kind of looks like you are doing a cocaine there but watching that, that's an interesting deal. all right. we have a royal problem, a royal -- >> before i get to the royal updates, the reason the hunter biden are things matter so much, remember, he is under federal investigation for money laundering right now. and that last one showed he and his father's banking accounts were conjoined and he may have paid his dad off. that needs attention. wait to watch that. but your favorite royals, harry and meghan, are getting an award from a group called population matters. the organizer and said they are granting them the award for limiting their family size. one probably the most famous couple in the world say they choose to stop at two, they helped to popularize and normalize that choice, the group says. and for affirming that a smaller family it is also a happy family. the suffixes are such a happy group a look at the joy they've inst

>> trace: i was, but i will tell you that picasso is worth more than that if hunter biden is getting an executive order this afternoon tackling corporate consolidation and antitrust laws within the industry which is a move that administration says will boost competition across the board. good morning to you. >> competition, the word you just use it as the word we keep hearing from the white house. they say that's what we will see today and that's what's behind at these executive orders, or this large sweeping executive order that we expect from president biden. they argue the lack of competition is, and look for greater scrutiny of mergers as part of the executive order. look for a move to have some language at least that puts an end to what they see as unfair methods of competition. also look for more regulation rules on data privacy. as part of a wider effort from the white house, not just technology come up that's part of it but not just tech. it is a total of 72 initiatives but you could argue that tech crackdown is the most bipartisan potential in some ways. remember former pres

and the theme of regulation risk both abroad and here joining us now former zillow ceo, now ceo of picassoppening in china, it seems to me that there's been this slow boil in what's happening there and i wonder from your perspective as an entrepreneur, perhaps who has looked at operating in china, investing in companies that are operating over there, what are your concerns? are there things you're not concerned about the? >> it's scary for anybody that does business in china and a lot of countries i have been involved in avoided of doing business in china for this reason people forget just because you can buy an iphone in beijing it's an authoritarian regime and an authoritarian regime worries about power. in the 20th century that challenge was organized religion and that's why the soviet union and communist party didn't permit the only thing that can rival growth and pear is big texture that's why they are cracking down on it big tech create these deities that are revered by the populace for a dictator that's not good >> spencer, it seems to me at the same time that china is doing things

this is before he became the 21st century picasso. to high heaven, and the only reason it's not getting more scrutiny in the mainstream press is because the mainstream media is part and parcel of the democratic party. they are the communication arm of the democratic party. they are not going to even look at this much less be concerned about it. >> sean: but this is the thing. if you are firing americans from high paying keystone xl pipeline jobs, with the stroke of a pen but you're giving a waiver to putin and you're giving a meeting to putin and they are involved in cyberattacks and the chinese are talking about reunification with taiwan, and we know the money that huntser biden made in china and made in russia and made in kazakhstan and made in ukraine, why is this all sound corrupt and what do you think about the anonymous side of this? >> well, it is corrupt. and, you know, what's even more concerning is just the unequal administration of justice. because he's hunter biden, he doesn't pay taxes -- the irs and the department of jus

he's asking for $500,000 more than a picasso went for.sisting or influencing the biden family. >> martha: jonathan turley, always good to see you. thank you. >> thank you. >> martha: coming up, she was the first gymnast to come forward in a story that we covered closely. horrifying details of what the dr. larry nassar had done to her in the name of treatment. now rachel benhollanders said the fbi dropped the ball and couldn't save women from abuse. it's inexcusable. a story only here with rachel next. i'd like to take a moment to address my fellow veterans because i know there's so many of you who have served our country honorably. whether it's 2 years, 4 years, or 32 years like myself. one of the benefits that we as a country give our veterans is eligibility for a va loan for up to 100% of your home's value. so if you need money for your family, call newday usa. with automatic authority from the va, we can say yes when banks say no. veteran homeowners. three reasons to do a cash out refi right now. home values are high while rates are lo

of course, this was before he became the 21st century picasso and now he is selling that artwork so this stinks to high heaven and the only reason it is not getting more scrutiny in the mainstream press has because the mainstream media is the democrat party, the communication arm of the democratic party, they are not going to even look at this much less be concerned about it. >> sean: but this is the thing. you are firing americans leave pipeline jobs at the stroke of a pen, but you give the waiver to put in talking about reunification with taiwan and we know that money that hunter biden made in china and made in russia and made in kazakhstan and made in ukraine, why is this all corrupt and what do you think about the anonymous side of this? >> it is corrupt and what's even more concerning is just the unequal administration of justice and because he is hunter biden, doesn't pay taxes on things apparently, the irs and the department of justice look the other way. but if you are in the last administration, you could have predawn raid by a s.w.a.t. team or you get arrested and prosecuted fo

there was a pablo picasso piece of art that was found in maine that auction for $150,000.go for three times as much as pablo picasso? and we know that hunter biden is compromised by the russians. if you are concerned about undue influence, look at hunter biden and his proximity to the president of the united states. and hunter biden's own admitting that he gives access to the white house and the vice president in his residence. come on. somebody can't be asking the president these questions? >> bill: reporter announced on social media that they bought a painting. it's entirely possible, and likely will happen. so the identity of the buyer will be known, in all likelihood. jason, thank you for your time. nice to see you. >> thank you. >> julie: the opening ceremony at the tokyo olympics underway this morning, but the world's greatest athletes already making headlines for their actions outside of competition. will this be the wokest game ever? how about this for a wild ride? oh, my god, bird meets girl! jesus, that is scarier than the ride itself! holy moly! people with bird

it sure seems that's what -- i think one of our staff told me that you can get a picasso today onlineiden this esteemed artist is going to manage and get a managed price of half a million dollars for these things? like, come on, no one buys it. we all see what it is. i just wish more than the conservative balanced approach like you guys, i wish more press would call this out. >> tammy: congressman, obviously, colluding, government colluding with big tech with corporations open corruption is a sign of a totalitarian slide. and i hope that your book addresses some of. this we do. we do. >> tell me the title again. do what you are supposed to do. >> "do what you said you would do" we mac this job too complicated. do what you told the voters you would do when you were elected. do that. >> tammy: appreciate hearing you from. >> next on "fox news primetime" california is kicking it up a notch. >> at the end of the day, we have got to be a little bit more assertive to help people get this disease behind and help society. ♪ >> tammy: well, thank you, daddy. and the federal government might no

very funny comedian, actor, writer, producer, and last year, the "new york times" crowned him the "picasso movie about the world ending. "how it ends" opens in select theatres and on-demand july 20th. please welcome my friend nick kroll. [ cheers and applause ] kroll. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> wanda: look at you, nick. >> i like, i like. >> wanda: you clean up good. >> thank you, you too. >> wanda: thanks, honey. >> thank you. >> wanda: congratulations. you recently got married. >> yeah, i got married, thank you. [ cheers and applause ] thank you. >> wanda: and a baby. >> and i had a baby, yes. [ cheers and applause ] thank you, yes. a little less applause for the baby, it feels. [ laughter ] kind of a bigger deal, sort of irreversible, but thank you anyway. had a baby, he's like 5 1/2 months old. and it's been amazing. it's hard, having a child is not -- we're sleep training him right now. which, for those of you that don't know, it's when you make your baby lift weights while he sleeps. [ laughter ] and he's getting jacked. i want a jacked baby. >> wanda: you should, yeah, yeah. get o

don't know him but he is either the world's greatest international energy expert and a modern-day picassoworld's greatest recipient of liberal privilege in american history but more importantly, i think the white house has taken an absolute wrong approach as it relates to this art show and the idea that we are going to hide and keep it a secret of who is buying, who the recipient is, that is outrageous to me and flies in the face of everything we know to be decent in america. the white house should be promulgating the idea that it should be open, we should know what the white house relationship is with anybody who is making that purchase. any time money has been exchanged by a first family, it should be a transparent process and this white house has taken the absolute opposite approach to that but it really seems inappropriate that the white house is even drafting the agreement for this. the idea that they would be providing coverage for hunter biden clearly begs the question what else is this family covering up or what else are they pedaling out there? we have heard hunter biden's racist

look at that, you guys, it's a smaller version of picasso's 1919 painting called "le tricome." it sat in that closet in maine for 50 years, no one knowing its value or even that it existed. that lucky nephew just sold it at auction in massachusetts for a cool $150,000. saying in a statement, both my aunt and grandmother studied in europe in the 1920s, each enjoyed collecting objects from their travels, and i'll say, they had spectacular taste. goes to show you, robin, that's why i brake -- >> for yard sales. got it. >>> all right, barbecue time. it's getting warm out there. a new generation of hot dogs is here. a new jersey butcher reinventing one of america's favorite foods introducing a new line of flat dogs, rastelli's hot dog patties come in packs of eight and can hold more condiments and they can be used in a hamburger bun but then the existential question, is it really a hot dog at all? this i will leave you to ponder. as i send it back to you in the studio. >> somebody in my ear said isn't that baloney. >> it's an important existential question. ph.d. thesis in that. tha

that's what is all that anthony has acquired the epithet peddling picasso by profession. she works as an appraiser of historic buildings. but he originally studied product design, detail planning and implementation of his drawings, provides a creative balance to his daily routine that there's always obstacles. am i look at the, the map and i find what i want to find, but then i have to, to go on just google straight the gym, right. in particular junction, i find the, the nice clear lying that i've got on an aerial view. i mean, and actually it's a railway road you wrote about rough st notarized. so i have to write in a junctions work and how i'm going to cross visit the weather. i feel safe riding on that particular bitter road. his latest piece requires him to peddle 76 kilometers around manchester for about 5 and a half hours. he can use the real live gps tracking app to follow his ducks as they hatch in the form of a video. i'm very pleased with it. it's come up as i planned is coming directly. right. so yeah, it's good. it's really nice coming back and how much the pl

there was a picasso that was found in a closet in maine that was sold this week for $150,000, so, youunter biden getting $500,000, if that's what happens, is really obviously -- it has to be because of his surname and he could have circumvented all of that and allowed his art to speak for itself if you'd used one of the pseudonyms, is other parts of his life "free. he for instance called themselves robert hunter or just hunter. he didn't needs to use the biden name for this exhibit and good on him. i mean, you have to take your hat off to him and some people think that the art is very good and so let it stand or fall on its own merits rather than being sucked into this whole biden family influence peddling operation. >> shannon: yeah, it will be interesting to see how the sales proceed, whether we will find out about the buyers order prices and how this first showing goes for this budding artist. miranda devine, thank you so much. >> thanks, shannon. >> shannon: breaking coronavirus news tonight. after pfizer announced it would seek regulators authorization for a third covid-19 vaccin