lamed. >> raymond: yeah, me too.ave a question for the panel. >> laura: i would like to know what everyone thinks about the additional request for $60 billion more for ukraine, trump tried to get 5 billion for a wall and that was summarily rejected during his time in office. put us up to 160 billion for ukraine and they are now, obviously, at a stalemate there. >> raymond: yeah. okay. who supports more funding for ukraine? oh.i got one in the back. why? >> i'm all about defending ukraine from russia but i would at least like to know where the money is going to. there has not to be some sense of accountability and we continue to send so much money but when is another country going to pay their way. >> raymond: go ahead, tracy. >> i would like to see us squeeze russia financially so they are not able to continue the war more than just throwing money at zelenskyy and not knowing where it's going. >> the accountability. where's the money going. who is getting it? are they, you know, ukraine just lost a city. and they sai

we turn to fox news contributor raymond arroyo. talk about a culture maker. sat down with mark wahlberg for a wide ranging interview. >> raymond: since it was ash wednesday, we naturally talked about faith. his next big project hallow app super bowl adsaw biggest spike in history. what do you attribute that? >> i get commented and approached about hallow more than anything i've done in my career. we are getting people to love and connect. i would attribute success personally and professionally to my faith and i always knew i wasn't this blessed and fortunate to forget about that and not give glory to god and all the praise. i was looking for ways to utilize talents to do what he wanted me to do with them. father stu. i will do other movies, no, this has become my message. sending a message about how important it is to stay prayed up and connected. >> raymond: where did that line come from? stay prayed up. the rapper in you? >> i say it in an authentic way, that is how i talk. >> raymond: it caught on. >> some people say pray forward. it is amazing people are

and then i tried raymond arroyo big band singer i got it right. the second one you got right. good. that was the right combo, laura. we got to move on speaking of biden humor. remember when joe biden brought commander to the white house, his dog? he seemed like such a good boy. >> you are a good boy. >> laura: he was a puppy. >> he was a good boy, laura, until he saw his first secret service agent. [dog barking] [screaming] >> biden never did get control of that animal, laura. you know, mcgruff the dog took a bite out of crime. this dog took a bite out of every secret service agent he ever saw. cnn got his hand on unseen secret service documents. listen to this. >> there were at least 24 specific incidents with the secret service i want you to read you this email from unnamed special eangt. agents must be creative to ensure our own personal safety. and exactly one month after that email, an agent working at the biden's rehoboth beach delaware home was bit in the backyard as he walked to his post it. caused a severe deep open wound that the agent s

okay, raymond.friday, so i'm granting you three wishes. >> raymond: oh my goodness, judge jeanie, thank you so much. look, if the biden administration wants to reach black america, i wish they would find it appropriate spokesman and not this spokesman. >> climate change is having a disproportion of that the effect of physical and mental health. black americans are more likely than white americans to live in areas in housing that increase their susceptibility to climate related health issues. >> judge jeanine: so that's rachel. >> rachel lavigne. >> judge jeanine: she is the secretary, what is she? >> an assistant health secretary. but here's my question. of all the people the biden administration could deploy to talk to black america about climate change, why rachel lavigne? is there some groundswell rachel lavigne fan club in urban america we haven't heard about? this is a disaster of a spokesman for this issue. >> judge jeanine: i'm not even going to touch it. okay, what's your second wish. >> you

we know that it's coming, raymond saw me. yes, raymond, i'm, i'm sorry to interrupt you. we just have about a minute and a half left. but i also want to ask you about the fact that when it comes to the concern about being able to operate in gaza and distribute aid we heard in the last couple of days of the world. food program is going to be halting a deliveries in the northern part of gaza. how much concern is there about that right now? and, and do you believe that perhaps even norwegian people's aid will have to halt distribution of 8 in the north of gaza because of security concerns to going forward? yeah, that's true. we hope that they've been, that we need some more international humanitarian, but there seem to outside we think that that was supposed to go to reason. they took the good news about the program that they have in the pipeline suited for to, to months. more to go uh, which is possible, but uh what city access is the main problem? no, we have to see that both 8 is crossing near gothic they must build, been caught, and the closing can be open and not the sa

>> raymond: didn't get reaction she wanted. >> laura: clap, please. >> raymond: then jay-z got up tothe doctor dre impact grammy and complained his wife beyonce never won. >>the the most grammys and never won album of the year, that doesn't work. can you imagine? >> laura: remember kanye west did that to taylor swift? . she doesn't care. >> raymond: unless it is ceshgline . and he drinks out of the grammy. why do you want more of them? jay-z and beyonce are biggest in music, your accomplishment is your award, right? >> laura: they are billionaires, they have it pretty good. don't sweat the grammy. i'm happy taylor swift clapped for everybody. up next, jesse. >> todd: we begin this morning with a fox news alert. country musi

raymond, georgia numbers, trump is leading by 8%.ren shaw, has quote, we can brather about how anything can happen, talking about georgia, biden may want to shift focus and precious resources from georgia and to other battleground states. >> raymond: something has happened in georgia. maybe fall-out of the fani willis thing. that is on the sideline. this is going to be a pain election. how much pain are people willing to endure? i heard that on the street of new york. democrats were saying i've had it up to here with the migrant crisis, or i can't pay my bills. that frustration in democratic strongholds is a bad sign for joe biden. reading too much into this poll early on is fool's errand and i'm surprised polls are this close given pain the country is enduring. it shows they are checked out, all on government assistance, i don't know what to attribute for how close the polls are. i expected it would be wider. >> kayleigh: we know the name of the game now. whether wisconsin, georgia, wherever you go, numbers are consistent. in wiscon

>> joe biden. >> raymond: why?trump didn't let no migrants in. >> president biden. >> why? >> because he is -- the border is wide open. >> there is a guy named joe biden. is that who you blame? >> that's where everything started about four years ago. >> i blame the white house. they could do a heck of a lot more than what they are doing to close the border. >> raymond: the governor here says they should be deported particularly these guys who atangled the coming. do you support deporting these people. >> they don't have the credentials to be able to adapt into society, then deport them back to where they belong. >> they need to go back. they need to get deported. i mean, they are not here legally. >> we got to deport them and get rid of them. i don't know how to do it once they get in here. we have got a mess, don't we? >> deport it or stop allowing them to come to our city and bringing their garbage over here. we don't need that we have our own system going on. people are in the shelter three or four years. not fa

well raymond, let me follow up with you about another point. the policy and red crescent is warning that the number of people and got to have died as a result of israel's deliberate starvation. and famine in gaza is what we're seeing now from your perspective. is it war by starvation and are israel's actions causing families? of course that's the consequence of the bomb being that's, that comes to grant. and so the last go x a story many times in the the seasons me so. busy so the northern part of gale ga sized the basic game and all this military songs. so it means that this all solve difficult or almost impossible to, to go back to see if that is possible to find the hardest, some to define some food deficiency, a impossible to solve. the topler depend on the manufacturing assistance. andre, as we heard in dimitris report earlier, he was talking about the body known as co got that short for the coordination of government activities in the territories. it's a unit of the is really defense department. i want to ask you more specifically, what i

. ♪ >> hello i am tomi lahren along with anita vogel, jason chaffetz and raymond arroyo.elcome to "the big weekend show", the big story tonight, trump loving truckers unite they are refusing to take deliveries in the new york city protest at more than 350 million-dollar civil fraud ruling against former president donald trump and the boycott starts tomorrow. >> the going to refuse loans in new york city starting on monday i have three drivers that i drive with him and i told him they're not going to new york city. i don't know how far across the country this is or how many truckers are going to start denying loads to go to new york city but i'll tell you what you [bleep] around and you find out. tomi: interesting timing that the op-ed came out in the new york times today the columnist is trying to patron supporters as violent and warping american politics, how original but republican states democrats who are radicalized all because they don't want trump to win again. >> democrats have become radicalized and they decided the partisan politics matters more than the rule of

raymond govern, uh, in reaction to the icj's ruling, which you also alluded to earlier. "the israeli prime minister benim now, he called the order a disgrace and vout to continue the onslot, that of course was to be expected because the israelis have been a rogue entity since day one, but does this expose the lack of a proper global mechanism to deal with such issues? the tribunals are powerless, the un security council has been nothing but a spectator for four months as hundreds of innocent people are dying daily in gaza. how can this status quo change?" " "we did things sensibly. i applaud the russians, the chinese, the iranians, now the syrian, now the irakis for using the un and the un security council, which does have some teeth in their best effort to to do the right thing. now, in the process, the us is completely, completely isolated, when it votes, it has maybe two allies at israel. and a obscure set of islands in the pacific ocean that is forced to vote with the united states, so it's maybe three to hundreds, so this is going to work its way out, i don't rule o

raymond, what is it?how, when they were interviewing elmo the other day about that story we covered, and then larry david was also booked. i wish the today show would give us a nice, tight action shot when we need it most. laura. all right, let's go over to alfred, check of the weather and not yet. wait wait wait wait. not wait wait wait wait wait. oh oh oh my god. oh my god, mr. laurie, elmo liked you before. ask permission. ask permission before you touch people. larry, somebody has to do it. laura larry david was channeling all of america in that moment. this elmo thing, the very idea that we need to eat preschool puppet that's intended to teach preschool their abcs, that that becomes the vessel of our mental health as a nation is ridiculous. i love that larry david acted out and kind of put the kibosh on elmo. but wouldn't you have liked to have seen the close up, the close up ? well, how we approach did he crawl behind the couch or. we don't really know. no, he just walked up and mauled poor elmo and

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raymond arroyo has it all.s next. ♪ ♪ [storms sound] whatever weather comes your way [wind and snow sounds] weathertech has you covered. [bird chirping] [laughing] with our laser—measured cargoliners. no drill mud flaps and floorliners. to secure your phone don't forget the cupfone. order yours today at weathertech.com. you never know when it's gonna be a weathertech day. perfect weather today... ing >> laura: time for "seen and unseen" where we reveal the stories behind the headlines and for that we turn to fox news contributor raymond arroyo. all right, raymond, google just shut down its artificial intelligence image bot because it was spitting out erroneous images. is there any humor in this or is it all just bad news? >> well, there is a lot of humor, look. in their quest to be inclusive, laura. random imposed on historic figures. when you type in founding fathers this is what washington looked like. do you want to see a pope? how about this? how about a roman -- how about a roman emperor or astro astronaut

raymond, the biden campaign is kicking into high gear.onsidered sleepwalking for any other campaign, laura, but the president went to vegas this weekend and made his pitch. it was viva last cracking. >> $160 billion that taxpayers don't have to pay to medicare. i make no apology. roe vs. wade has taken away a woman's right to choose. before the pandemic, roughly 750 billionaires in america. right after i was elected, i went to the g-7 meeting, in the south of england. i sat down and said, "america's back." from france said, you know, how long you back for? >> laura, america is waiting for joe biden to come back. i mean, francois meeta rin has been dead. he'll talk to chairman mao. that will happen any day now. >> laura: raymond, there's a thing that he does now, i noticed, i'm not sure what's happening, but there's a one-eye closure situation going on with biden. he does one eye like a popeye deal. i don't know what that is. hard enough for him to see the teleprompter with both eyes open, as far as i can tell. >> right. >> laura: raymond,

and for that, we turn to fox news contributor raymond arroyo. all right raymond we have been documenting how the how the documenting i'm sounding demented how the media has been covering my son's unraveling. >> but you. found a few more pretty remarkable ones. >> a samplin g described in the report as sympathetic elderly man who is well-meaning. that is not how you want your president to be perceived. no but he leaned heart into itln last night and said, i am elsympathetic, elderlythetic whs a good memory. moments after defending his memory, the president mistakenlyry referred to theo president of egypt as the president of mexico. he dide presid >>et it right. >> if someone says you're too far left, you can tack to the centero . there's not. the man is 80 years old. he rides bikn is e. he rides a bike. yeah. and we know how that turne kw d out. >> i mean, hello. well, the truth ise trut, one of the few reporters who got this right today was peter alexanders at nbc who underscored the president's mexican stumble there. but, you know, it's okay, l

raymond park is on wood street in west oakland. the last few years it was next to one of the largest homeless encampments in the bay area. the city is now building housing on the encampment and with the park being upgraded, the founders say this whole area will once again be an oakland treasure. >> these two just feel like it belongs to everybody and it needs to feel hella oakland. that's you know, part of our ethos and also embracing the space, embracing the space just like they did decades ago in oakland. >> ryan curry, abc seven news. >> three people died as a result of a predawn crash on the bay bridge. it happened around 415 on the lower deck of the bridge near treasure island. police say a mini cooper that was stopped on the bridge was hit from behind by a pickup truck. three people in the mini died. the driver of the truck was taken to the hospital. two los angeles firefighters are in critical condition after a natural gas tank exploded. take a look at the moment right there where that tank went up in flames. the tank had mo

fox news contributor raymond arroyo.runs x account posted a message, elmo was just checking in. i was everybody doing? >> but then it got dark from there. 100 million people viewed this thing and boy, did they unload. elmo, matt mike capital effing limits. at the been to the grocery store lately, stop gaslighting outs, you know what is real here, it is unbelievable to me, and this is where america is going. you see adults kind of pouring out their hearts to a puppet created for preschoolers. it speaks to the arrested development that you see throughout culture. >> laura: or maybe people just need hugs. they think of gomel as, don't you need a hug? well, come it was out of the blue he decides to check in? does he do this regularly? i must confess, i don't follow elmo. >> this is a throw away but even biden got in on they hack writing, "i know how hard it is some days to sweep the clouds a away and get two sunnier days." the man announced he is visiting four people in palestinian ohio but he has time to talk back and forth

we turn to raymond arroyo.n covering the biden unraveling. you found a few more pretty remarkable ones, a sampling. >> described in the report is sympathetic elderly man who is well meaning, that is not how you want your president to be perceived. kk he leaned right into it let last night september sympatheti elderly man with a good memory brett. >> he referred to the president of egypt does the president of mexico. >> if somebody says you are too far left, you attack to the center. the man is 80 years old. he rides a bike. >> he rides a bike. we know how that one turned out. hello. the truth is, one of the few reporters who got this right today was peter alexander at nb who underscored the presidents cc mexicans stumble there. it is okay. he was much better today meetin with world leaders brett. >> today we discussed the work we're going to be doing togethe the head of the 75th nato summi here. >> you know, all he does now is read. they give him reams of notes an he kind of read through them in a monotone. thi

all right, raymond.tmy favor is time for one ofth my favorite segments, which is three wishes. >> s becauo generous. with >> thank you.me you are so generous. what'shat's yo your first? tha oh, first wish. i wish that when biden had a call with, say, the uaw president, that both both pa pad would learn their lines and not read from the scriptrom the whe talking. >> we look forward to continuing the fight no twe'r you as our president. and let me assure you this. we're ready to stand up forea you and your election and yourio fight. now it's our fight. i tell you what, and this is excitinw ur youg. you. >> thank you. thank you. thank you, laura. when you winlawhen y, you need . >> thank you. thank you. i tell you what, man, this is exciting. thanll youk. e bid >>en my name is joe biden.everya i am the president. my wife is jill. every call is premeditated and scripted out like this, laura. and it's like each sidlikee the have their own parts, their own sides, and they read to each o whitend then house edit

usher was born usher terry raymond iv in dallas, texas. family moved to tennessee, and he wasn't always oozing with swagger. >> ain't always been cool to be usher. imagine being a kid named usher and a child in tennessee. nobody else has your name. you get joked about all the time. okay, now manage to turn that into something. okay, that's going to be unique. >> reporter: in 1994, usher would go on to drop his first self-titled album," usher," at 15 years old. ♪ his silky and sensual r&b ballad "think of you" showing the teenager very much in his element. his next album, "my way," featured "nice and slow," which cranked up the heat, earning him his first number one hit. ♪ i just wanna take it nice and slow ♪ >> reporter: it was on that album that usher began working with his longtime collaborator and friend jermaine dupri to help establish his post-puberty persona. >> it was the second record, "think of you," that they asked me to do a remix. saying his voice was changing. so they wanted to update the music to match his voice. i said, okay

thanks lot, gentlemen, former cia analyst raymond govern from rawy north carolina, and also thanks to donabar, radio host and journalist cpr news, joining us from austinning new york, and a special thanks to your viewers for staying with us on tonight spotlight. it's good night for now and see you next time. this is my land and my country. it is not only the 1948 or 1967 borders from the sea to the river. i am not ready to let go of a centimeter. israel is here like any for by the support of the europe, by the support of the united states. that's why they separate the land, well i was at the babel sham's protest last week and - i myself had a my head banged against a bus by soldier, illegally on illegal stolen land and they are arresting us, the palestinian. this is historical palestine. your headlines on press tv, the palestinian authority has condemned israel's plans to invade gazan's last refuge in the southern city of rafah. the islamic resistance in iraq says it has launched a strike a vital israeli military target on the coast of the dead sea, and the yemenese stage mass rallies

the whole game board basically is changing that being the you know the the mindset of the people. raymond govern, let's turn our attention uh to the uh a resistance outfits in iraq and syria. what do you think are the motives behind the united states's recent attacks?" on those resistance groups in iraq and syria, very simple, to show how strong the united states is, we put these poor fellows in the line of fire as targets, and then when somebody shoots at them, we're real strong will retaliate. one fact that needs to be mentioned in this discussion like this is that the huchis and iran are not alone here as most people don't. "now a treaty between russia and iran is in its very final stages and also china is desperately interested in making sure that things don't blow up in the persian gulf or the red sea because they depend so heavily on iranian oil. so what does that mean? that means that iran is not alone. this is very different constellation of forces than just two three. decades ago, and the problem is that our president doesn't seem to be able to understand that, and his advisers d

all right, raymond. i will see you laterwith in thew with undecided voter panel.t, the real reason europe needs us to pay for nato. tulsi gabbard next to respond. >> s >> so damaging when trump said he would choose vladimir putin and encouraged to invadelies nao allies. >> why is donald trump soan enamored of vladimir putin?na >> part of it is he is a wannabe dictator. he said the other day let'sid basically get out of nato and encourage putin to do what he wants. >> he said and ally did not pay their dues. he encouraged "to do whatever the hell they want." on >> laura: reality check, europe has been free writing on the american taxpayer, american military for now close to eight asdecades. even though all compliant, itt still has gdp pretty much matching hours, it is incapableh of defending itself.at m "the new york times" is even reporting the security conference scuttlebutt i ts thes most striking thing and the conversations about russia was the widespread acknowledgment that europe's military modernization plans first announce nearly two decades agon were movin

no one knows the hard work it takes to reach gritty's level of fame better than his creator, dave raymond of the mascots in the nhl are a little jealous. >> reporter: are the rest of the mascots jealous of gritty? >> that's only going to level other people up. they're going to say, we need to be as good as. and gritty is one of the place-holders, the fanatic is one of the place-holders. >> reporter: dave raymond. >> i am the fanatic's best friend. >> the original phillie phanatic from 1978 to 1993, a pioneer who wrote the blueprint for the mascots who followed. >> the fanatic was the first team-created concept that they treated like the most important marketing decision they could make. >> reporter: since then at the forefront of shaping mascoting into a thriving career and business model. >> the first step always is, show me the backstory. where are they from? how did they get here? the only way you can get people to care is to tell a story that comes right from you. >> nice to see you. >> i hope that this experience is going to be really hardcore. >> reporter: creating that backstory is

if the you doesn't act well, that's not bringing raymond buffy. he's a human rights lawyer and a professor of law at the university of go away. he joins us now from that. an island, raymond, honest and such a storage defender of california rights for so long, those up leaning come from the countries on historical experience. so it will doesn't go deeper than that. i think it's based on our and to start that experience as we were occupied by for about 800 years by the british. and as a consequence of that, we have a natural empathy towards any population that are seeking self determination or find themselves or preston and circumstances such as the palestinians and for decades. not just in recent times, most of the irish population have been very supportive of the palestinian calls. so it comes as no surprise that in terms of the european union, we are somewhat of an outlier in our very pro palestinian incense. when he's an outline at the i c, j, we just had island was very clear about how it feels. the limit to self defense had been well, very muc

raymond park is on wood street in west oakland.ast few years it was next to one of the largest homeless encampments in the bay area. the city is now building housing on the encampment and with the park being upgraded, the founders say this whole area will once again be an oakland treasure. >> these two just feel like it belongs to everybody. it needs to feel hella oakland. that's you know, part of our ethos and also embracing the space, embracing the space. >> just like they did decades ago in oakland. ryan curry, abc seven news. san. francisco international airport is being awarded $31 million in federal support from the biden administration. >> it's part of president biden's new infrastructure law. the funding will be used for upgrades to the heating, ventilation and air conditioning system inside sfo's international terminal. the money comes from a pool of about $970 million, which is being distributed for improvements at more than 100 airports across the country in a few weeks. the board that oversees the golden gate bridge wil

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that means could raymond, and that is what has led to the situation in the country. and the special military operation is now the hey, courts, which the every human attempted to utilize against russia has ruled mazda is mostly what the government has said and alleged against russia is simply not the case. and that was pointed out on the floor of the security council by the russian ambassador . here's what do you have to say? whose name function that you will we can see. we know exactly what we will not here today from the camera. you minutes. western papa tears, we will not hear about the outcome of keeps the proceedings in the international court in the hey, we're against russia for financing terrorism in dunbar. let's see, this clumsy attempt ended with the court ruling that neither the national guards people's republics or terrorist organizations. in other words, there were nose, terrorist and dunbar. so you and only those who demanded that the new authorities for literally respect their rights. and whom key if we can, are to, instead of going to the court refused

while ray, many things to speaking to us today is always the great to hear from you raymond, mcgovern, for my c, i a office the on the political activist. thank you for your time. i, as you're most welcome, of course, the key thing you fully updated on a solid is face and all the developments on the 2nd of final day of hearings that the u. k. hi quote in london. and if you head over to our website, all the dot com was before the $1000.00. this reaction, right? the weights employee, the change of pace for you. now, because we're going to take you live to the central russian city of cars on which is hosting the opening of the games of the future novices. i didn't know that save tournament and encompassing at $21.00 disciplines that much traditional sports on the 8th floor. so we watching the opening ceremony right now is going to be taking place until the 3rd as much as it brings together over 2000, at least from old, around the well, the representative in 90 countries in fact. so it's a big deal. but games of the future all categorized into 5 challenges, and these include sports tactic

raymond park is on wood street in west oakland.ast few years it was next to one of the largest homeless encampments in the bay area. the city is now building housing on the encampment and with the park being upgraded, the founders say this whole area will once again be an oakland treasure. >> they used to just feel like it belongs to everybody. it needs to feel hella oakland. that's you know, part of our ethos and also embracing the space, embracing the space. >> just like they did decades ago in oakland. ryan curry, abc seven news. great to see that money will be put to good use. >> well, coming up in our next half hour on abc, seven mornings from the core to the campaign trail, the group donald trump is trying to reel in as the south carolina gop primary is one week politicians... "he's bad. i'm good." blah, blah. let's shake things up. with katie porter. porter refuses corporate pac money. and leads the fight to ban congressional stock trading. katie porter. taking on big banks to make housing more affordable. and drug company c

raymond park is on wood street in west oakland.t few years it was next to one of the largest homeless encampments in the bay area. the city is now building housing on the encampment and with the park being upgraded, the founders say this whole area will once again be an oakland treasure. >> these two just feel like it belongs to everybody. it needs to feel hella oakland. that's you know, part of our ethos and also embracing the space, embracing the space. >> just like they did decades ago in oakland. ryan curry, abc seven news. >> let's play ball. >> yeah, the a's influx. but the ballers like we got something we can get behind right. not controversial right. >> yeah yeah. and i love the name ballers. it's just such a good name. >> the logo bees i love it. yeah i get it. you get it right. you got it. it's slow as may 29th the run tuesday. >> and you're like we're almost to the weekend right? >> like we're just one day in just. she jinxed us. >> but we made it. now finally we made it. >> by the end of the week. you really start to fe

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fox news contributor, raymond arroyo.ompleted a bigyo event at the white house. d soyou heard my "angle" about s concerns about his age. i think he'sink put them to re, don't you? no, i don't but i think he mighr need a rest though.li we are unveiling a new segment tonight, the president welcomess jordan kinidg and queen to the t white house today. remember those names, ladies and gentlemen. you get the feeling he's never read his copy before or any copy for that matter.r an which brings us to the new segment, "cold readings with mr. biden." >> very innocent life in gaza is a tragedy. every innocent life in gaza is o tragedy. we will come back to the white house now. welcome back. and along with the queen who is meeting with jill now and thee king crown prince, is thhoe prie here? i thought he was coming out, anyway. your majesty, over to you. >> mr. president -- >> laura, he is like a humane. ping-pong game moving side to side. the president world leader doesn't know where he is. but king u.p till it is a crucil ally her

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nimitz's chief of staff raymond spruance essentially did that. he wrote his wife, margaret, about his and here's what he said. admiral nimitz wrote her is a marvelous combat of tolerance, of the opinions of others. wise judgment after. he listened and determined to carry things through tolerance judgment, determination. spruance knew what he was talking about. and we can see all three of these characteristics. both of these men. they could and did tolerate the views of others. indeed, they out of their way to salute at different ideas, to listen to them carefully and to take their ideas seriously. in evaluating those ideas, calculated all sorts of factors. plans, of course, and the circumstances who was involved. the likely outcome and even if they had to make quick decision. they did not rash decisions. after calculating the odds, they applied a firm and quiet judgment. and once the decision was made, they demonstrated a powerful determination to carry it through, not to change course in midstream. because as we all know, you never step in the s

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raymond was aroyo launched says trump launched is what -- because they love sneakers.tive policy proposals on racial equality, economic freedom, or health care, but because they love sneakers. if conservatives are trying to attract black voters, of a funny way of showing, it louis using thinly veiled racist tropes. lucky for, us tremaine lee has been on the ground talking to black voters about what they actually want and why some may at least consider voting for donald trump. joining me now is tremaine lee, msnbc correspondent and host of the podcast into america presents uncounted millions, the power of reparations. we're gonna talk about that in a second, but it's such a pleasure to have you here, and man, can he talk about how gross this is? first of, all gold sneakers, as a black america wants. that's. all >> we've been here for a few hundred years, redlining, deprivation in all forms, lack of access to health care, quality education and housing. but as the speakers. it was so insulting. what's amazing is my social media's been bloated blowing up and i re-posted so

. >> and what better way to cement yourself as an oakland team than to play here at historic raymond park? >> and its best days are still ahead. the team posted this video to social media. >> it was established as a park in 1896. in the 1940s, a group of shipping workers, the a 26 boilermakers, called it home. in the 1960s, baseball greats rounded the diamond ballers are putting 1.6 million into this park. that money is going to be used for a new scoreboard, a new scouting system and new stands. but if you ask them, it's not just about renovating the park, it's about revitalizing this entire community. >> we want this to be kind of like a festival around a baseball field. we're going to throw 48 festivals around the baseball field next year, and we're going to provide a canvas for the oakland fans to paint on. and we think it's going to be fun, and we think we're going to win. and everybody wants to see winning baseball that investment needs to be approved by the city council. >> but council member fife is supporting this project. raymond park is on wood street in west oakland, and t