delta richie is actively conversing. it's the today. what we're going to be doing is we're going to be planning from cypress trees out in the wetland areas. and i began doing this work around 2009 or so 2010. and i was working in the oil and gas industry and i was driving the boat's here in the harbor. right. and i was going back and forth between the harbor and the spots on the golf and noticing a lot of land loss over the years. and i wanted to be doing anything i could to, to be slowing that down and, and so planting trees was something that i could do within my own power. richie and mom could already planted several 1000 trees in the mississippi delta. the tree roots give the islands greatest ability. so the notice easily washed away routine. notice these f, it's a just a drop in the bucket, but because it's better than doing nothing, the richie grows the seedlings and these are on god and receives no financial assistance from the governmental aid organizations. he used to work as a fisherman and later on an offshore oil. rig richie

been in friend richie assailing to a remote highland in the delta. they want camp. so the nice and spend the following day exploring the i feel like slowing down taking half a day to get anywhere. that process of slowing down kind of helps me see this landscape better and more clearly. growing up here was a good way to understand this landscape and i, i spent holidays and summers all my dad shrimp out learning these waters. i learned a swim right over there. and much of these areas have, have washed away into something unrecognizable the been, he's looking for a remote island to spend the night on because tomorrow he wants to do something out of the ordinary. go ahead and assemble my powered paraglider so that i'm ready to go early in the morning. i usually wake up an hour before sunrise and kind of set things up, but it takes a little longer to put the loader back together after sailing the mississippi river delta base. and it's a low lying area on the islands of flats. the best way to explore them is from the bins. power power glider is perfect, but it's range is

so the notice easily washed away, richie knows these f, it's a just a drop in the bucket. but because it's better than doing nothing. here the richie grows the seedlings and these are on god and receipts no financial assistance from the governmental aid organizations. he used to work as a fisherman and later on an offshore oil rig. richey now has a job with the local township, but he's most devoted to his work in the delta. so you can see there's water in the ground here. very high water table. this island is it risk because it doesn't have a single tree. and the roots of the plans aren't more than a couple of centimeters deep mock has been planting trees along, so i'd richie for years. my family came here in early 1700 has been living here ever since. and if it goes away, we go way the humans that we're living here before they built earth and mountains made on a one basket of money shell of the time. they pulled their efforts in labor together to live in these exceedingly productive places. and when the europeans got here, we built levies and we started controlling nature

does cousin richie get to continue down that path of evolution in the next season?atever that -- can say whatever i want to say. whatever i feel like saying. exactly. [laughter] you know, i don't know what your personal evolution is like. i think for richie, you know, he's become aware that there's a path for him to find purpose and sort of live a maybe fuller life, a richer life but just because he's aware, doesn't mean that he's cruising up to the top. i think it's a struggle, forward, back, you know, when you've yelled for 46 years, you know, i think it's hard to maybe put the outdoor voice totally -- to retire it totally. >> desi: is that kind of liberating for you to play a character like that? do you ever just want to mouth off in real life you met >> i think of myself as a fairly socialized, polite person. i live in new york, many millions of other people and you kind of have to, you know, fall in line and if you sort of say what you feel every second of every day -- >> desi: did you hear that, ronny? [laughter] it's great advice. >> it is nice, it is nice to

richie sunak says labour would put an added 2,000 pounds in tax on every person.he voters make of the campaign so far? also tonight, a special report from gaza. hundreds of bodies reportedly uncovered in a mass gave grave outside of al-shifa hospital. evidence that are civilians included. and first of commemoration of two days in europe to mark the 80 year anniversary of the normandy landings. today, snap polls suggesting that was richie sunak who'd come out on top in the first leadership debate of the campaign. the prime minister referred several times so the so-called independent assessment, which they say would mean every working family pays 2,000 more in taxes. the only problem is it hadn't been signed off even though prime minister said it had. james bowler work to labour making clear the civil service hadn't been as involved as the conservatives claimed. as you'd expect, labour is furious. here's chris mason. >> on last knight's tv debate richie sunak said this -- >> 20,000 pounds worth of taxes over the labor party. >> and again. >> they amount to a 2,000 p

richie hosted the three-hour show that night.ringsteen, stevie wonder, ray charles, and so many more. >> it was just a room full of 5-year-olds and we are all amazed we are there with each other and getting used to each other. i call it the first day of first grade. so you're all in the room without your parents and we don't know exactly that we're oo doing and quincy's the parent. ♪ we are the world ♪ >> and we pulled it off. ♪ we are the children ♪ >> reporter: how did quincy jones keep the big talent and those big egos in line? you might call it peer pressure. >> i kept saying to quincy, does everybody go in the booth and sing their part? he said, no, we will put them a circle and they will be perfect. every time we sing. why? because you are standing and looking into the rest of the class. you are going to be perfect every time, you know? it was true. and a little intimidating. did i say a little intimidating? intimidating. >> reporter: was it intimidating for you? >> it was terrifying. what am i saying? aim trying to be ever

. [ cheers and applause ] you know him from "girls," "andor," and his emmy-winning roll as cousin richieore we get to that, donald trump tried to claim credit for joe biden's cap on insulin prices after pressuring big oil ceos to give him $1 billion in exchange for tax cuts and floating what has been called one of the worst economic policy ideas in history. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: for decades, the gop has been seen by many as the country club party, the party of bosses and rich people. before trump, the most recent presidents were oil tycoon, that oil tycoon's son. and then in 2012, they nominated a private equity ceo who caught flak for his connection to a dancing horse named rafalca. >> today was the first day of olympic competition for anne romney's horse. while you may not have seen it in action in the arena, you might soon be seeing a lot more of this horse on your television. >> the romneys' involvement is putting a spotlight on dressage at this summer's games. but horse ballet has been part of the olympics for 100 years.

richie hosted the three-hour show that night.started arriving for a recording session for the ages. diana ross, bruce springsteen, stevie wonder, ray charles, and so many more. >> and i mean it was just a room full of 5-year-olds, and we're all amazed that we're there with each other and getting used to each other. i call it the first day of first grade. so you're all in the room without your parents, and we don't know exactly what we're doing. and quincy is the parent. ♪ we are the world ♪ and we pulled it off. ♪ we are the children ♪ >> reporter: so how did quincy jones keep the big talent and all of those big egos in line? you might call it peer pressure. >> i kept saying to quincy, is everyone going to go in a booth and sing their part? he said, no, we're going to put them in a circle, and they'll be perfect every time we sing. why? because you're standing and looking into the rest of the class. you're going to be perfect every time. you know, and it was true. a little intimidating. in fact, i say a little intimidating. intim

in terms of approach, while richie sunak is trying this fend off the right flank, he will focus on theve he is not his predecessor, jeremy corbyn on either national security or economics. the labour party says it wants to be the party of change, it wants it to be an economic election. but this was the subject of bloomberg u.k. podcast yesterday. they are taking risk because of the fiscal constraints in the post list trust era. despite having this poll lead, they aren't offering to raise any of the main levers of tax. our economist at bloomberg economics are asking how much difference will it actually make for fiscal studies -- the institute for fiscal study says you cannot just hope and pray for growth. our economists analysis says it might not make much difference whoever is elected in terms of growth on july the fifth. tom: fiscal constraints are clear for many. lizzy burden, our u.k. correspondent with the preview of that leadership debate that takes place later this evening and the u.k.. to the eu, the landmark climate policy could be under threat after this week's european electio

i will sign the revised when richie soon i called a summer election unexpectedly many in his own party, salty madness, and then as now opinion polls put. so next conservatives on average 20 points behind the opposition labor party, a deficit. no governing party has recovered from 2 when the rain fell on the prime minister's parade. would turn out to be a bad omen. does that raise? because literally, nobody saw it coming. and it was unclear what the decision making was. but fundamentally, if he's telling me that it's okay for you, for the best place, not least, his own policy, you didn't seem to be ready in a number of ways to fight to come pain. and so actually that's why you've seen a lot of the missteps. you have, it was a pa, 7 weeks. it was, it did long being assumed that soon ack would allow more time for the living conditions and the economy to improve national health service waiting lists to shorten and flights carrying asylum seekers out of the country to finally take off . i think what you can to choose from the front that he went. and some of the ross has been in austin, whic

captain richie berrington won the match with a six and finished unbeaten on a7. and it's familiar territory for french open defending champion iga swiatek who is once again through to the women's final. she'll play jasmine paolini on saturday. swiatek beat coco gauff despite the american saving three match points in the second set, the world number one eventually closed out victory 6—2, 6—4. she could join monica seles and justine henin as the only women to win three straight french open women's titles during the open era. i don't think there's like one specific thing, but i think i was, you know, pretty intense and putting pressure on coco and even though i got broken in the first at the beginning of the second set, i knew that i can come back quickly and i got my level of intensity a little bit higher to do that. and i think most of the things overall in my game work today, in my game worked today, so i'm proud of myself. well there was a moment of controversy in the second set, when gauff argued with the umpire over a line decision. after the match gauff stres

wonderful unbeaten 61 from brandon mcmullen guided the scots to their target of 151 in under 1a overs, as richievered a statement win. that result means scotland currently top group b. after three games, they sit just above australia, whose convincing victory over england has put the current world cup holders' chances of progressing to the super 8s in serious doubt. our cricket correspondent henry moeran was at that game in bridgetown and says england are making too many bad decisions. well, it's very easy to overreact to such things and perhaps if we hadn't seen what happened in the 50—over world cup last year, it would be put down to one bad day at the office yesterday. but england are getting a little bit of a habit now of making bold calls. the decisions of the captain and the coach — jos buttler and matthew mott — that aren't working. yesterday, they won the toss and elected to bowl first. yes, and both captains said they would do the same thing. it didn't pay off. they bowled willjacks in the second over. australia were flying. go back to the 50—over world cup, their decision to bowl in th

let's bring in richie greenberg san francisco political commentator and community activists.>> first, thank you for having me on. san francisco, the bay area, oakland have all been experiencing this up evil mostly the late 18 , and 2020 elections were those individuals who run on platforms and other identity, identity politics rather than a meaningful kind of solution to the problems we have with crime and drug dealing and homelessness. over in oakland to the east of us, here in san francisco we would have hoped the voters in oakland would have gotten the message when we did a successful recall here a couple of years ago of art non- prosecutorial d.a. but apparently they were not listening. even though the mayor there won by only 700 votes more or less and she is been an officer ready a year end a half. we are upset, oakland is upset alameda county is upset so this whole dynamic of wanting to remove and fix the mistake some of the voters have made that is where we are at right now pickwick san francisco obviously used to be one of the beautiful jewels of america. and he's got

. >> yes, it's richie sunak's turn right now. 20 minutes of questions from sky news and then 25 minutesdience. we just heard keir storma before this. and it's pretty tricky questions, particularly around taxes and poverty. he was asked why he previously said that jeremy corbin would make a great prime minister and said that at the time he said that he was certain that the labour party wouldn't win the general election. that was back in 2019 and he said he was saying it in the context of the campaign where he wanted his colleagues to win. about taxes. had said the labour party would not raise taxes on national -- but he said they had no plan to rse taxes. not quite the same as saying you definitely won't do it. keir storma was asked look the benefits -- which many people on the left of the labour party have wanted storma to reme. he said it won'te in their manifesto tomorrow and he said that's because he wants to be responsible with the money. the loudest applause was on an issue of child poverty when he wasn't promising to make changes to the benefits, related to that. he still got the

lionel richie, the wine country fundraising gala that he is headlining this summer. >> okay, i still love that song. you do fun, fun when they get into. >> that is fun. that's fun. jumbo jumbo. >> lisa knows what i'm talking about. >> yeah, i do, i like it too. i was going to say, keep going. yes. all right. we have a little haze out there this morning and that is due to not only the point fire, but the sites fire as well. that's up in the north bay. the haze from that. but we do have haze elsewhere. a quick look at our red flag warning that will expire in the next few hours. to the north and east of us, and it will expire. but the atmosphere is still dry. winds are going to switch from a northerly component to more of a westerly component. it is mild up by the fire here, 68 degrees up in the north bay around geyserville healdsburg. 34% relative humidity and with very little wind this morning kind of settling some of the haze there in the smoke all throughout the bay. and then with that wind shift, it sort of gets pushed over into the east bay. and then as we get into your early or l

today we can to say that in england there is a very serious situation for richie sunak., by the way, summit, so to speak, a short summit in normandy, i was forced to leave my colleagues and allies in their place. mirona will urgently go to london, because the electoral situation there is also very unfavorable for him, this suggests that european voters are dissatisfied with today’s aggressive, so to speak, rhetoric, and not only the rhetoric, and the practice of the european elites, and this affects their careers , specific prospects for election or re-election. another unfriendly step by its western neighbor: poland is restoring and expanding the buffer zone on the territory bordering belarus. the length of the special regime will be several tens of kilometers. the depth of the exclusion zone will reach 2 km in 27 places in the gaynovsky and blastock districts. prime minister tusk announced the approval of the relevant resolution. at the same time , a meeting of the country's national security council was convened in warsaw due to the shooting of polish soldiers at... a

de la terraza de un bar en san luis potosi, las dos victimas fatales y los diez lesionados del bar richieovenes de esos cinco, se encuentran en estado grave la presidenta municipal interina de san luis potosi anuncio la disponibilidad de recursos para atender a las victimas. >> ¿que victimas que he instruido a la secretaria de seguridad y los barrichi eran en estado san luis para secretaria proteccion ciudadana, a la direccion de proteccion civil municipal, a la direccion de comercio, que puedan proveer los alimentos para coadyuvar en esa investigacion que esta realizando la fiscalia. >> estaremos en continua comunicacion para poder aportar los elementos necesarios y que se pueda hacer que el barrio no. >> con los permisos necesarios para operar el acceso al centro comercial donde esta ubicado el establecimiento sigue cerrado. >> pasamos a la politica nacional. >> el expresidente donald trump protagonizo un masivo acto de campana el primero desde que fue declarado convicto en un juicio de nueva york y lo hizo en las vegas, nevada, uno de los estados mas disputados en las elecciones de nov

that's matthew cook richie. thank you. the francis dared to vote in snap elections at the end of the month and polls show the opposition far right. national riley could come out on top surveys also show that their message is especially resonating among young voters and reset your a p and elections the far right to can nearly 30 percent of the youth folk in france. dw correspondence. sonya found the car joined us. some of the parties use wing south west of paris to see what is driving their search and popularity. does it make sure the company to the glass of the tool, the wall? i'm going to approve even the gearing up for snap elections in fonts. these active as a, with the far right national rodney, who's going to be there as well as the team that really easy with the party won by a huge mountain and received your opinion. mentions across the country, a lot of the support williams from young about as well. the head of the youth we was on the 5th truck from thinks he knows why disliking accord in his region and the distance

that's matthew cook richie. thank you. the francis dear to vote in snap elections at the end of the month and polls show the opposition far right. national riley could come out on top. surveys also show that their messages especially resonating among young voters and reset your opinion elections the far right took in nearly 30 percent of the youth folk in france, w as correspondence sonya on the card drawing to some of the parties, you swing south west of paris to see what is driving their search and popularity is it like? so what comes into to the glass of the tool, the wall. i'm going to approve people in getting up for snap collections in front. these active as a, with the far right national rodney, who's the most up to date and plus the as a team that really easy with the party won by a huge mountain and we see your opinion mentions across the country. a lot of the supports really i'm strongly young about as well. first of all, the head of the youth we was on the 5th truck from thinks he knows why disliking accord in h

group named palestine action specially really anything in their way. recent trade data shows that richie through next government has improved more than a 100 export deals with israel since november. almost how are for military related products and the rest includes equipment that could be used, biased with the force across the channel from their approved policy. and protesters in the french capital have again taken to the streets to condemn the countries arms dealers supplying israel. the world's largest international defense and secure.

realtor, sherry, but it's mostly part of the problem is if the did the sheep don't want to be milked by richie, which he probably wouldn't even know where to put his hand just like you didn't know what to do when he was asked to hit it with a hammer use of side of it. and speaking to rich in the u. k. uh, there's going to be a huge quote uh, according to the world bank, the a mess in the british economy after destroying the original company, not the originally collins, gonna co pay, the 3 percent, i guess, was the old ukiah economy. might it's gone down a so correct. so how would you boost those figures? how to do it? well, you'd start to include the figures in the economy, 1st, legal drugs and prostitution. great idea. well actually there is hope of the england a profile, a sign, an empty genocide, active as a broken into e b as r l a bit. it's a weapons component to manufacturer that makes parts for jets and bombs that are killing kids and passed by. they decided to take things into their own hands. let me say on the video. yeah, it's pretty cool. so these young kids are deciding to take dir

group named palestine action, especially really anything in their way. recent trade data shows that richie through next government has improved more than a 100 export deals with israel since november. almost how are for military related products and the rest includes equipment that could be used by is really force across the channel from their approved publicity. and protesters in the french capital have again taken to the streets to condemn the countries arms dealers supplying is real. the world's largest international defense and security trade show is taking place in pars this week y v a is really prime minister, has the cry, the decision by the idea of to implement daily. she monitoring pauses in fighting to a lot of age to reach siblings in southern gas and we break done that plush plus. there's more in depth coverage and analysis of the ongoing middle east or board at ortiz, dot com. check it out when you can and that is where we leave it busy and use bulletin for now, but our programs are just getting started. see what's showing wherever you're accounting us from today. in moments,

realtor, sherry, but it's mostly part of the problem is if the did the sheep don't want to be milked by richie rich and he probably wouldn't even know where to put his hand just like you didn't know what to do when he was asked to hit it with a hammer use the side of a town speaking to rich in the u. k. uh, there's going to be huge quote uh, according to the world bank, the m f in the british economy after destroying the origin economy not uh, they originally con, it's gonna cool hope i have a 3 percent. i guess what the old ukiah economy might. it's gone down a so correct. so how would you boost those figures? how to do it? well, you'd start to include the figures in the economy, 1st, legal drugs and prostitution. great idea. well actually there is hope of the england, the pro, paula signed an anti genocide active as a broken into e b as r l a bit. it's a weapons component, the manufacturer that makes parts for jets and bombs that are killing kids and passed by. they decided to take things into their own hands. let me say, well, the video. yeah, it's pretty cool. so these young kids are decid

this with mason richie is a career specialist. i'm an associate professor of international politics at hancock, university foreign studies, the joint stuff from sol. thank you for your time. said the blue mall now taking a new twist with the blasting of these louts because into the north they've, they've carried out the sort of strategy previously haven't may. i mean, why is that that a in few rates to north so much i so nice for you to really hate these uh, solid speaker uh, attacks against kim jong. i'm gonna because a and somebody's threatening legitimacy redeem, they're just built on. they called the personality i came in who came family. so these attacks are considered not only didn't sold to national pride and not only. ready considered us for employment, but as far as i bought the work there, but they're also, you know, a personal attack against the side to say human figure. ready that represents the nation for free and the sort of a thing i really hate. these allows be fair broadcast and they really hate the leaflets that

k prime minister richie. so nick has responded to a racial slur, made about him, a campaign of 4 nigel of russia's far right reform, u. k. policy has been recorded using a racist time for people of south asian descent. the prime minister said this was too important for him not just because he said he was hurt and angry. so not is britain's 1st prime minister of asian defense. well, when you say reform candidates and campaign is seemingly using racist and massaging to stick language and opinion, seemingly without challenge, i think it tells you something about the culture within the reform party. yeah, andrew tate isn't an important voice for that. and if he's a viable massages and all politics and country is better than that, and as prime minister, but more importantly, as a father of 2 young goes, it's my duty to call it out is pervasive and divisive behavior.

so you decided, do we need to be off to that richie had the time with the comments on a couple of thoughts, the main warranties, which future do you want full falls? are you ready to vote full apology, which will undermine europe, or do you think that fraud is strong to theater? stronger europe? that's the message. that's the body is going to try to make 2 different people. but at the same time we had disassemble, some was from the president where he and i will quote him now i've decided to give you as in the vote or the choice of i'll call them entry future. that's quite a bit of trust to put in the electorate. yes, but that to be because the situation in folks is around the mess, you know, the, as i'm the a majority in parliament. so or decision is which the governor wants to make the objective confusion. sometimes he has to bypass the majority by using the com, the cloth, preventing, you know, you and you probably saw you over for the government type of thing. so this situation is an e. want some guy with he said, you can maybe say that maybe does a he doesn't that jim that you, if you

that's the message delivered by the british climate as the richie so not since cooling the general election for july 4th, boston. the latest data shows that britain is not out of the woods yet. inflation is now back at the bank of england's target rate, but it cannot make growth flatlined in april and millions of people are still feeling the pinch of high food energy of housing prices, whichever party wednesday election. it's going to face the challenge of reviving growth while limiting a rise in government debt. political policies buying for votes have laid out that plans to achieve fast. it sounds like what we've seen over the last week is manifestation impact the major policies. and because a choice of the selection between a conservative manifesto the office, a clear plan to deliver a secure future for persons taking both actions and negatively causing taxes of people at every stage of their life. so people in work who are self employed buying that 1st time families and in dates everyone has were tied as well and contrasts or no ideas from the labor party. just holler taxes to 1000 poun

first, this reports from and will consume sharif from mr richie. so not call the surprised election in may hoping to capitalize on the brief economics recovery under his leadership. it's been a difficult campaign officer. difficult stuff as soon as he's come, the entire political establishment announcing a july election. these on certain times. cool for a clear plan. unfold auction to charles nicole's to a secure the man who hopes to replace and is labeled policy need a key as thomas only have to do both correct at this time for change. he's hoping that dissatisfaction to the concept is, as well as both his own policies, will make him the 1st label prime minister in 40 years. the book takes place as the u. k. bottles, economics, type nation high fuel costs linked to a housing and cost of living, crisis, folding public services and a serious lack of faith in the government. opinion polls suggest a possible landslide victory says thomas polity, but much will depend on turn out despite but change is for you of the power of the boat for songs to you. a

in the same room as georgia maloney and three years later maloney on the steps of adams downy and richyying this pain along the way. >> thanks for joining us. see you soon. stuart: official portrait of king charles vandalized by animal rights activists. ashley. the king is an animal rights activist. what did they do to the painting? ashley: yeah, i don't know if they knew that and it's defaced and two animal rights protests are seeing images and the franchise wallace and gromit on to the painting and it said no cheese, gromit, look at all the cruelty on the spca farms much the animal cruelty on the farms certified by the royal society of protection of animals and the group says images they're zeldonly removed and the printing was not damaged or the painting that is but this is the first official portrait of charles iii by british artist that was on public display for the first time and there's no comment from the royal household and something along the lines of we are not amused. stuart: i saw the video, where are the authorities stopping in from happening? ashley: i don't know. what ab

kingdom and princess extremely popular and kate middleton among the most popular global figures and richyritain in a world of hurt and very unpopular ask trying to turn that around in a snap election and could be history in a few would he bees we're joined right now and love him having on. greatest story and former aid to them and the british accent and anything he says sounds brilliant and he is brilliant. nile, very good to have you. >> great to be here, neil. neil: we talk about the populous conservative wave throughout europe and does not extend to your beautiful country where the conservative government is after 14 years in danger of petering out. what's going on? >> yeah, that's a great point, neil. conservatives in real trouble and on july 4, the uk has its own general election and the socialists and labor party going to take power, which i think would be absolutely disastrous for the future of britain and they're 14 years in power and really have not done a great job i say and many conservative voters are very disillusioned and that's because the conservative parties fail to deliv

. >> stephen: that is uncanny at richie sambora. >> jon: it's a career retrospect.bout th this. >> jon: which is unfortunate. but what you see in the film was shot one and two years ago so i'm well on the road to recovery, thank god. but the film. i needed to mark the 40th. you don't get to have a 40th anniversary too often and i don't know if i'll be alive at 50 so we've got to mark this one. >> stephen: is there anything you want to tell us? >> jon: i think i'm all right. >> stephen: we have to take a quick break. we'll be right back with more jon bon jovi. stick around. [cheers and applause] line... “at t-mobile, you get tons of benefits, and you can still save versus the other guys.” focus! hello t-mobile... hold on... you might want to just... ok stop! just say it like this, “at t-mobile, you can save on every plan, and you get great benefits with magenta status”. magenta status... yuh! i'll show you my magenta status. ok, i'll just do it. check out the t-mobile savings calculator to see how much you can save. and right now, we'll even pay off your phone when y

. >> stephen: that is uncanny at richie it's a career retrospect. there was a parallel story line.e in the film was shot one and two years ago so i'm well on the road to recovery, thank god. but the film. i needed to mark the 40th. you don't get to have a 40th anniversary too often and i don't know if i'll be alive at 50 so we've got to mark this one. >> stephen: is there anything you want to tell us? >> jon: i think i'm all right. >> stephen: we have to take a quick break. we'll be right back with more jon bon jovi. stick around. ♪♪ ♪♪ big story to tell. ♪♪ ♪♪ i take once-daily jardiance ♪♪ ♪♪ at each day's staaart. ♪♪ ♪♪ as time went on it was easy to seeee, ♪♪ ♪♪ i'm lowering my a1c! ♪♪ jardiance works twenty-four seven in your body to flush out some sugar. and for adults with type 2 diabetes and known heart disease, jardiance can lower the risk of cardiovascular death, too. serious side effects may include ketoacidosis that may be fatal, dehydration that can lead to sudden worsening of kidney function, and genital yeast or urinary tract infections. a rare, life-threatening bact

the leader of the ways and means committee is richie neil who has been there for decades, back to beingof republicans take the senate, he knows his relationship. the senate finance committee. to your point we could see some maneuvering with these two men who have been in washington for decades. neil: both will be term limited. that could change your psyche or reinforce existing policies. >> it could go either way. it could be let's figure out a legacy, better than i find it or do i retreat to extremes of my party in terms of i've got nothing to lose, this is my last four years. neil: they are not inspired, president biden, does that still exist, is that still a worry for you? >> we saw the highest level of turnout in hundred years in 2020 in terms of the presidential election. either you love him and are enthused to turnout or you hate him and are enthused to turnout as well. president biden is not going to be the most enthusiasm building candidate. everything is about donald trump. you are seeing this campaign, the biden campaign looking forward to this debate. for a lot of americans i

>> yeah, then i saw a few years later poor lionel richie coming up to my table looking, you know, happywas mid-pasta. and then i got it. [ laughter ] i got it. he had been dimitri'd, and it was lovely. >> martin: how did you -- it was so hilarious, you on "curb your enthusiasm" this season. [ cheers and applause ] >> martin: and larry, you know we know. hey, what? shut up. >> we know larry well. how did that happen? >> it was the most random thing. i was at the "vanity fair" party. all of my parties sound shi-shi. i also slum it. >> martin: i haven't heard any slumming so far. >> i was at the sunset tower and then at the "vanity fair." >> do you ever go any place that's not fancy? >> never, never. i'm here, aren't i? [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> no, so i was at the "vanity fair" party, and granted, i'd been to the dinner thing before and had a few martinis. i'm going to put it mildly. and then there is larry david. i'm a huge fan of the show. i saw him by the bar. my boyfriend and i ran up. and i was like, "i love you, i love you. i think you're the most fantastic." incredibly effusive.

richie, who practices law in charleston, and joseph, who gradted yesterday from the fordham law school■ go on, but i won't because like you i'm anxious to hear from my friends. so please join me in welcoming judge■n gergel. k justice jackson for that kind introduction. and we we have been initially i had been confirmed. our relationship i have been confirmed about a year in ?wjustice jackson was on the sentencing commission nominee yet.the district court but n and we were at a sentencing commission conference an we had these wonderful conversations. and we have been friends and colleagues since. so we're so proud of her. and i'm truly honored to be here with in this event onnine, 1952. counsel, the naacp courtroom and commenced his the supreme court's longstanding precedent of plessy v ferso ove. he was followed by john davis ae of the greatest day, who argued that plessythe two tt the crossroads of history with the outcome of this historic to defineha type nation america would be. the stakes were huge. would major portions america re rigidly segregated in which many citizens lived in

about investing trillions into green energy during the debate you know he's reminding his donors how richie the founder of outkick.com with a fire jacket on." from you and i never hear about these get-rich-quick schemes? can someone give us a tip? >> i wish i could have nancy pelosi's good fortune when it came to stock time purchases. if you will look at her against the s&p 500 she's absolutely dominated. this is a good question for you. been talking about it. can you think of any job in america as we sit here on e85 the debate that joe biden could actually do? you can hire him, i don't think he could walmart greater. he couldn't run a gas station. he couldn't do any job at fox news crazily to go into job it out. wire leave and allowing allowing this guy to interview and anyway for the most important job in the world tomorrow but none of us would hire him to be an employee. >> because she's controllable. that's why they love him. because he doesn't care. he doesn't have an opinion. he just does what he's told. that may well be the ultimate take away here because he's made a lot of people ve