otherwise you'll end up with the plo. he understood exactly the dynamic. but he it wasn't important enough for him and any totally israelis to deal with jordan sort it out. but he was never prepared to invest in which as i point out in the book was i believe a mistake a product precisely of his approach. that he missed the opportunity. to deal with the palestinian issue in a jordanian context he negotiated. disengagement agreements between israel and egypt between israel and syria he had the opportunity to negotiate one between israel and jordan which would have put the king back into the west bank in a limited way, but it would have given him a position on the west bank and and responsibility for the palestinians at a time when the plo was in no position to prevent that from happening. and kissinger simply he saw the opportunity at a moment there. he kind of was attracted to it. but as soon as they'll be a family the egyptian foreign minister came to washington and said so that once another deal off he went across rub in one of the deal with egypt as well

otherwise you'll end up with the plo. he understood exactly the dynamic. but he it wasn't important enough for him and any totally israelis to deal with jordan sort it out. but he was never prepared to invest in which as i point out in the book was i believe a mistake a product precisely of his approach. that he missed the opportunity. to deal with the palestinian issue in a jordanian context he negotiated. disengagement agreements between israel and egypt between israel and syria he had the opportunity to negotiate one between israel and jordan which would have put the king back into the west bank in a limited way, but it would have given him a position on the west bank and and responsibility for the palestinians at a time when the plo was in no position to prevent that from happening. and kissinger simply he saw the opportunity at a moment there. he kind of was attracted to it. but as soon as they'll be a family the egyptian foreign minister came to washington and said so that once another deal off he went across rub in one of the deal with egypt as well

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if america was that plo active when it comes to pandemics, we would have gotten the tests months before you, i don't know if i trust at-home tests. just going to test ourselves for antigens? before or after we mess up the directions on an ez mac? i know people are frustrated with the government and dispresessed the pandemic seems to never end. when are we going back to normal life and go to work and hang out with friends like we used to? when is "the daily show" going back to an audience? >> you got me! >> trevor: you don't count! it's all a mess! but the good news is it won't be a mess much longer because, people, if we just keep doing what we have been doing, then it will be time to keep doing it, every day, until it's time. all right, when we come back, dr. bernice king will join us to talk about the legacy of martin luther king, jr. you don't want to miss it. you don't want to miss it. i lost it, man, i'm sorry. [vocalizing] [sound of dental machine] open here you go buddy. thank you. ah, thank you. have a good one. you too. [singing] happy birthday you may kiss the bride. [cheering

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what's been going on with the server and pc business they're behind on plo says technology, and really focus is on the mass investment that they need to make and at what point can intel catch up the earnings today will give some insight to it they'll have an analysts day in the middle of february, and we expect a lot of information at that point. >> yeah, what kind of stock is intel? how do we look at it now it's not a gross stock, i guess. is it a pure value play at this point? i mean i guess more basically asked, chris, is why do i own it >> well, we have an underperformed rating on intel now. the answer i give you -- >> we don't. >> yeah. so there 's a -- feeling some o the market that plaps it's a value stock because it is one of the most cheaply valued stocks in the universe for good reason. the fact they're behind on process is well known. the issue is that the new ceo, pat gel singer, is operating as if it's a growth stock he's using a lot of money to catch up you're making a bet on really 2025 that this massive spending that they're going to -- you know, that's going to take pl

mean the company that people on twitter say they are going to boycott the plos is twitter. see how that turns out. also good luck boycotting starbucks. yeah. how are you going to boycott america's number one bathroom provider. because i mean i've got principles but my number one principle is to not go number two in my pants. but still man, the fact that people even jump to this just shows you how polarized america. is you can't even buy coffee or clothes without it being part of a culture war. you bring cookies to a party now and people will be like you got some balls bringing chips a'hoy here after what they said about panda bear rights. this is an o r.e.o. house. ultimately though, these companies aren't trying to make a political statement. whether or not to have a vaccine mandate is just one of many decisions that businesses have to make about what policies work best for them and their employees. most of the time just for them. you know, it's like how cbs keeps a strict one cashier per 12,000 customers ratio. and if you don't like it, you can use the self-checkout that

they are the plo to hamas, they are a dime store front for a terrorist movement. >> tucker: but theylow d.c. gun laws because you can get in trouble if you don't. these people. a front for a terrorist movement, do they really mean what they say? who knows if they mean it? they are acting like it and that's the problem. how do the rest of us respond as the u.s. government redefines people who disagree with their political beliefs as terrorists. there's really only one way and it's a nonviolent way, the essential way, refused to play along. don't pretend they are sincere, they are not sincere, tell the truth. call authoritarianism what it is, preferably with a middle finger extended to. that's what a man called alex russo it's dead, he's a republican political consultant who dares to work for candidates running against members of the january 6 committee, you don't want to do that. what happened? here's how he responded. "i feel sorry for you that you have to deal with the likes of liz cheney, adam kinzinger, adam schiff, and the rest of the committee members on a daily basis, i will pr

they are the plo to hamas. they are a dime store front for a terrorist movement. have a policy in 2020 except loyalty to trump. they are asking their 2024 nominees did not engage in presidential debate, they are no longer a party. nothing surprises me anymore. >> sean: the biden agenda is failing on every front, costs are up, wage gains are being wiped out by inflation, people are leaving the labor force, biden has revealed himself to be an empty suit, empty promises overseeing empty shelves. despite campaigning as a uniter, biden is doing nothing but divide the country. he even compared americans against his federal election takeover scheme to george wallace and jefferson davis. are you starting to feel the unity? he's brave enough to show up i have no idea why, former obama economic advisor austan goolsbee. i'm just waiting for the spin. forty-year high with inflation, gas up about $1.50 a gallon, $5,000 more per household, that is how much it's costing. dollar today to take a dollar out of your pocket, i only carry 20s and 50s but -- i'm joking, by the way. tak

. >> leigh ann caldwell, take us through the confirmation plo process in the senate. what does that look like? >> we know a little more about the time line because president biden wants to name someone before the end of next month. and that settles him up for a state of the union on march 1st to go ahead and tout and promote his nominee, which could be a big boost for democrats. and then we can be assured that senate democrats are going to move extremely quickly and expeditiously to start the process that's going to look like senate confirmation hearings and the senate judiciary committee. before that, you'll have senators meeting with this nominee as this nominee walks around from office to office meeting with both republican and democratic members. and then senate democrats are going to be able to confirm her, and all signs point to the fact they are going to get all 50 democrats. senator joe manchin told west virginia radio yesterday he is inclined to support whoever the president picks, even if this person is more liberal than he is. and that is the position he ha

travel miles to access to abortion would be required to continue with pregnancies and give birth with plo found effects on their bodies, health, and course of their lives. if this court reannounces the liberty interest recognized in roe and reaffirmed in casingy would be retraction of rights and stark departure from principles in starry decisis, the court never revoked a right so necessary to americans and necessary for their ability to participate equally in society. the court should not over rule this amendment to woman's liberty. >> would you specifically tell me, state what the right is? is it specifically abortion? is it liberty is it autonomy? is it privacy? >> the right is grounded in the liberty component of the 14th amendment, justice thomas, but i think it promotes interest in autonomy, bodily integrity, equality, and i do think it is specifically the right to abortion here, the right of the woman to be able to control without the state forcing her to finish a pregnancy to term. >> i understand we're talking about abortion here. but what is confusing is that, if we were talking

they're the plo to hamas. they're a dimestore front for a terrorist movement.nced in "the new york times" today, i think i saw the article where they're asking their 2024 nominees to not engage in presidential debates. they're no longer a party. and so, nothing surprises me anymore. when it's essentially a personality cult, when there's no difference between supporting trump and being part of a britney supporter or the beyhive or something else like that, what do you expect them to do? everything is going to change every five minutes depending on the whims of the deplatformed guy who's blogging and hiding out in florida. >> i would like to say something to my democratic friends that relates to the previous debate. just remember, as you're going through these consternations within your caucus, particularly in the senate, remember who your enemy at the ballot is, and i hate to say enemy. your opponent. it's the gop. do not let the story be about a fractured democratic party. be a unified democratic party that allows room for those disaffected republicans and inde

and then the fiscal 2023 plo proposed budget.d systems monitoring and control is a small number there again, because it's just a small work here and there. and reality is that the big -- the big number here is always local water conveyance and distribution. that's basically the main replacement program, and certain other activities that we engage in, but the main replacement in san francisco is a big driver of what we have to do on the capital side. and so we ended up with an approved budget of $65 million total in fiscal 2021, and $126 million in fiscal 2022 budget. and it's been pared back on many fronts, again, to make sure that we are funding only what we think that needs to be done. and so you have lots of blanks there in fiscal 2023, but still a big number, you know, proportionally for local water conveyance and distribution. next slide. so on the local front, some of the key projects for us are the water pipeline replacement projects. again, it's the largest ongoing element of local, and actually in the 10-year plan it was

and then the fiscal 2023 plo proposed budget. and systems monitoring and control is a small number there again, because it's just a small work here and there. and reality is that the big -- the big number here is always local water conveyance and distribution. that's basically the main replacement program, and certain other activities that we engage in, but the main replacement in san francisco is a big driver of what we have to do on the capital side. and so we ended up with an approved budget of $65 million total in fiscal 2021, and $126 million in fiscal 2022 budget. and it's been pared back on many fronts, again, to make sure that we are funding only what we think that needs to be done. and so you have lots of blanks there in fiscal 2023, but still a big number, you know, proportionally for local water conveyance and distribution. next slide. so on the local front, some of the key projects for us are the water pipeline replacement projects. again, it's the largest ongoing element of local, and actually in the 10-year plan it

and then the fiscal 2023 plo proposed budget. and systems monitoring and control is a small number there again, because it's just a small work here and there. and reality is that the big -- the big number here is always local water conveyance and distribution. that's basically the main replacement program, and certain other activities that we engage in, but the main replacement in san francisco is a big driver of what we have to do on the capital side. and so we ended up with an approved budget of $65 million total in fiscal 2021, and $126 million in fiscal 2022 budget. and it's been pared back on many fronts, again, to make sure that we are funding only what we think that needs to be done. and so you have lots of blanks there in fiscal 2023, but still a big number, you know, proportionally for local water conveyance and distribution. next slide. so on the local front, some of the key projects for us are the water pipeline replacement projects. again, it's the largest ongoing element of local, and actually in the 10-year plan it