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just like ron white's book. i'm always ready for the next chapter and i did that as i read the american ulysses and ron white was one of i think one of the three historians that really have restored general grant to his place in history. ron white's book hw brands book the subtitle, which was the man who saved the union if that doesn't say everything that needs to be said, i don't know how i'd say it and of course ron cherno's book and then to be here in the restored. the restored grant monument that hasn't gotten the attention it deserved over time. in fact yesterday. we were driving somewhere else and one of my staff asked where is the grant monument? and i said, well, that's right down there by that reflecting pool at the base of the at the base of the capitol and brett blanton who went to the naval academy with my son matt responsible for restoring this monument to one of our great army heroes, but one of our great military he rose and i think ron white and others have made the case the great president and a

(upbeat music) >>> good morning and welcome to mosaic i'm ron swisher. it is a joy to have you this morning, on behalf of dr. hugh burrows are producer and co- host. i was at a retreat two weeks ago in tahoe with my methodist men from the fairfield church. while i was there hugh burrows emailed me and he said he wanted to do the next program on spiritual retreats. he did not know that i was at a spiritual retreat, and in fact he was going to host the program this morning, but he had to go out of town. so he asked me to do it. i'm delighted to have as our first guest, dr. thomas power, over the jesuit center retreat, great to have you tom. >> nice to be hit. >> tell us about the retreat. >> the place was founded back in 1925 and the jesuits at santa clara university, which was santa clara college back then, decided they wanted have a place where, at that time, men could go on retreat. it wasn't until the 1960s that women started coming. in february 7th, 1925, first mass was celebrated at the retreat house in the one building that was there, which was a ho

ron hit it very well.need a win here. >> yeah. >> i don't really see a situation where democrats hold the senate if they don't win in the state of pennsylvania. wisconsin was spoken about earlier on in the program. but the fact is ron johnson is running for reelection in wisconsin. you don't defeat incumbents of the opposition party when the president's approval rating is at 40% in a midterm election. now look, john fetterman really doesn't have much of a track record running statewide in a general election. he ran as the lieutenant governor for tom wolf. but we don't really know how voters will react to him. i honestly, you know, a phrase i use last night on erin burnett's program is this is going to be a lot of fun, at least in terms of people like myself who watch electoral politics. because whoever the republican nominee is, john fetterman is so unusual and dresses so oddly and talks in a way that a lot of democrats don't really talk, but will that be able to get him over the top given that he is seen

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ron hubbard.. hubbard invented a way to get rid of the bad thetans. this is called an "e-meter". it's the main tool of scientology. you just grab hold of these handles, as i talk you through past experiences in your life. i'll be taking readings, here, and we'll be able to determine your thetan levels. - thetan levels... - come on in the auditing room, and i'll show you how it works! all these people are just like you, stan, auditing with e-meters to get rid of their negative emotions! all right, stan, i want you to just relax and take hold of the e-meter handles. - so this is going to make me happy? - just take a few deep breaths and i'll just get a base reading of your thetan levels. - [deep breath] [humming & beeping] - huh, that's-- that's strange. - what? - something's... something's wrong. - brian, could you come over here a second? - yeah, oh, hey there, greg! - stan. - will you look at his thetan levels? - huh. well, get another e-meter, this one is obviously broken. sorry, about this greg

ron christie, 86-year-old _ my message. ron christie, 86-year-old ruth - my message.heory now mainstream? one in three american adults believe there is a group of people trying to replace native americans for electoral purposes, and the likes of learning —— lauren bobert and marjorie taylor greene of this world, they can now drive on that. ~ , ., ., , that. when you grow up in california, _ that. when you grow up in california, i— that. when you grow up in california, i grew - that. when you grow up in california, i grew up - that. when you grow up in california, i grew up when | that. when you grow up in | california, i grew up when i that. when you grow up in - california, i grew up when i was in high school, the borders were open to allow people to come across from the southern state. and drop anchor babies _ the southern state. and drop anchor babies that— the southern state. and drop anchor babies. that would then be american citizens— babies. that would then be american citizens and _ babies. that would then be american citizens and bring their relatives there _

ron hon, if you dead, and also the risk of more bloodshed regard yesterday throughout the country, at least 5 people are said to have been code. and the fraud case. now pakistan's dire economic situation come out is what led to the no confidence vote in ron con, one of the reasons, at least the main reasons. and now the government and the i m f have held the 1st round of talks to find ways to prop the pakistan economy. what does come out of those discussions? when dipping the dog particular dog bay is now going to give you a bad grounds. m ron hodges government had to grade for the $6000000000.00 drawn from the federal bailout package and the large $1000000000.00 still remaining. but iran cons government all fired shop gauge in order to try to bring down the price of fuel, which would have a knock on effect or not the commodity days a when the new government, which came into power after a ward of no confidence, they tried too much support from friendly country but were not able to get enough help from there and to go back to the man. now the map of god had door them that they would on

pÚblico sin licencia ni entrenamiento es la nueva propuesta controversialdel gobernador de florida, ronpromete impulsar y firmar el proyecto de ley antes de dejar el cargo. deshidratados y pidiendo auxilio rescatar en veracruz a mÁs de 300 inmigrantes hacinados en un trÁiler. para mÉdicos asistieron a varios de ellos y todos entraron en un proceso de deportaciÓn. comienza la ediciÓn nocturna. leÓn: patricia, amigos, muy buenas noches. comenzamos con la conmociÓn polÍtica que acosado en el paÍs la posible anulaciÓn del derecho al aborto. patricia: con un borrador de opiniones de la corte suprema obtenido por polÍticos. sugiere que una mayorÍa de magistrados aprobarÍa la derogaciÓn de la ley que legalizÓ el aborto hace casi medio siglo. leÓn: mujeres de distintos orÍgenes y edades se volcaron a las calles en el paÍs para protestar contra ese fallo potencial del mÁximo tribunal de estados unidos. patricia: dulce castellanos con el reporte. >> la filtraciÓn del documento de la corte suprema ha sacudido al paÍs entero. la ley legalizÓ la interrupciÓn del embarazo durante el primer trimestre.

senator ron johnson in the midterm.ou are a prime example of how this abortion issue is becoming center stage in these critical election races. it's only been days since the draft opinion, the draft majority opinion which indicated how the ruling may come down at the end of june. wisconsin is already extremely polarized. talk to me about that and the change you're seeing now in the calculation of why you're running this ad. >> well, i will tell you in wisconsin this is a real issue, because we have a complete abortion ban on the books. there's no exception, not for rape or incest. so i have been seeing a lot of great energy. people have been calling me and saying i know you don't think this issue is an after thought. i've been frustrated with my own party because they've had 50 years to codify and they haven't gotten it done and i know you'll prioritize it. ron johnson has called roe a tragedy for this country. we don't need politicians making health care decisions for women. >> it got violent over the weekend. of cours

and ask you, ron, what you think of crypto right now? >> same thing i've thought of it all along. maybe one still a solution in search of a problem. two, far more levered than some people would have realized, particularly when it comes to these algorithmically stablecoins. at the end of the day regulation will come. i've got a 20-year-old son who's trading it for fun and potentially profit i encourage him to to learn what it's like to see things go up and down just as a learning experience. look, i still don't understand the use case i have been a billion percent wrong on price but aside from -- listen, radical shifts in payment systems, the important and transformational features of the blockchain itself, those things are all important. the 12,000 cryptocurrencies or crypto assets or whatever they are that exist, look, if you didn't see this coming, you kind of had to be blind that's true for the bear market and stocks, the bear market and meme stocks. you recall that i got into a high-profile twitter war a couple years ago about day tr

this was no hand of god, this was foot of ron. i played soccer- was foot of ron.ou have any sporting memorabilia of the dalia? i do have some running _ memorabilia of the dalia? i do have some running shoes, _ memorabilia of the dalia? i do have some running shoes, but _ memorabilia of the dalia? i do have some running shoes, but i - memorabilia of the dalia? i do have some running shoes, but i don't - some running shoes, but i don't finish i 20 sports close, but give me a guitar of neil young's... i am me a guitar of neil young's. .. i am not 20 of me a guitar of neil young's. .. i am rrot 20 of you _ me a guitar of neil young's. .. i am rrot 20 of you any _ me a guitar of neil young's. .. i am not 20 of you any money _ not 20 of you any money furore running shoes, that is for certain! —— not going to give you. thank you very much for your company. we will be back at the same time tomorrow. do hope you join then. hello. we have warmer weather on the way for all parts of the uk in the days ahead as we tap into a south—westerly airstream bringing us airfrom quite a

i see you, ron.hat i like about ron desantis if trump was originally terminator desantis is 2 one thousand slicker an you can walk down ramps. yeah. because you see no -- trump said he won the election. but everyone was able to look at numbers and see that he was wrong. that's why ron desantis is one step ahead first you ban tect book then nobody knows know how to count the votes. who, my man -- [laughter] what a room. are you kidding me? the great chef jose is joining us for him tonight. give it up for him people my good friend in the room. whenever there's a disaster anywhere in the world chef jose is there and i guess why he's sitting at cnn table tonight. [laughter] now, of course, the real reason that it is such an honor to be here tonight is we all get to be in the same room as most powerful man in the united states so let's give it up for joe manchin everybody. where is he good to see you sir, good to see you no for real mr. president -- thank you, for being here. thank you for having me here.

mia and ron, thank you very much for joining us. congratulations, ron, on your upcoming baby. congratulations, mia. you have three and i hear now you have a ten-month-old. amazing thanks guys. >> thanks for having us. >> coming up, the latest on the ukrainian war and a captive. and primary day meets primary week. the pennsylvania gop vote is now so close, the race could be decided by a single voter. and later, a summer of pain. a nosedive in the stock market. what should you do? e stock markt what should you do this is how it feels to know you have a wealth plan that covers everything that's important to you. this is what it's like to have a dedicated fidelity advisor looking at your full financial picture. making sure you have the right balance of risk and reward. and helping you plan for future generations. this is "the planning effect" from fidelity. hey businesses! and helping you plan for future generations. you all deserve something epic! so we're giving every business, our best deals on every iphone - including the iphone 13 pro with 5g. that's the one with the amazing

. >> expert mathematician right there, ron desantis. florida republicans also passed the don't say gay law, banning school discussions of gender and sexual orientation. when critics called the bill a government overreach, a top descent to spokeswoman called him groomers of children, or programmer. that's how she described them. after disney joined in the criticism, desantis led a gop war on the entertainment empire. he signed -- up his special tax status, and potentially putting florida taxpayers on the hook for hundreds of millions of dollars. all of this builds on an authoritarian -- in signing the first law of the nation that would give immunity to some motorists who rundown protesters on the street. that was the florida gop reaction to the black lives matter protest. it became a model for legislation in other states, as ever. >> if a local government tries to defund the police, we at the state can stop that. we're able to put people in jail if they riot. we also have provisions to prevent mob intimidation tactics, and i think it's p

i see, ron. would i like about ron desantis is that if trump was the original terminator, desantis is like the tea 1000. you are smarter than him, you are slicker than him, you can walk down ramps. because you see, trump said that he won the election, but everyone was able to look at the numbers and see that he was wrong. that is why ron desantis is once the head, first ban the math textbooks then nobody knows how to count votes. boom! my man! [applause] whatever room. are you kidding me? the great chef, jose andrÉs, joining me here tonight. given up from people! [applause] my good friend in the room. whenever there is a disaster anywhere in the world, chef jose is there, which i guess is why he is sitting at the cnn table tonight. [laughs] now, of course, the real reason it is such an honor to be here tonight is that we all get to be in the same room as the most powerful men and united states. let's give it up to joe mensch, everybody. where is he? is he there, good to see you sir. for real, mis

now annoying, and ron or somebody who's a fido, doesn't believe in giving up, i believe in ron would have left some abad and agreed to this decision to have boss a field of 6 days in which they can get back to him. only if they were giving credible assurances so i believe that the government will be left the middle choice, but to agreed to absolve the assemblies ugly read relations. yes. have a momentous, 7 days ahead. will certainly be keeping track of all developments. hassan osler shot international law expert on geopolitical analysts. many thanks and close to half a 1000000 people were forced to shelter underground and mario poked during the city siege. now she cranes nationalist the eyes of battalion wouldn't let those who wanted to leave next. in her short documentary, we chronical are they managed to stay in touch with loved ones and stay alive. ah, ah ah ah. so, let's say that we stood up almost a year with 1st week which includes the clinical with only fit your shame. that sure you're starting to look at them. i don't they still sometimes they get you know what i mean that's

ron farris south and _ not reason, that's it. ron farris south and the _ not reason, that's it.at's it. ron farris south and the following season | not reason, that's it. ron farris - south and the following season where we won _ south and the following season where we won the _ south and the following season where we won the champions league. that was us _ we won the champions league. that was us kind — we won the champions league. that was us kind of getting revenge on the competition as such and becoming winners _ the competition as such and becoming winners for— the competition as such and becoming winners for the first time. so, i think_ winners for the first time. so, i think that — winners for the first time. so, i think that kyiv game is long in the past now— think that kyiv game is long in the past now for all of us and we are just focused on this final and of course — just focused on this final and of course it's— just focused on this final and of course it's real madrid and across people _ course it's real madrid and across people bring it up, but we just focus — peop

ron desantis is someone that donald trump was uniquely scared of him.hat desantis has quietly taken those trumpy credibility and fascism self as someone who actually can get things done. i, mean he can start with a little cold wars on the same way that republicans have looked at donald trump to do the same. and he's actually got into the state that people in the republican party perceived to be working. and on desantis is a much lower key character. so, i've no doubt that donald trump, when he decides to start on, and will do his best of ten limb from limb. characterize him, sort of, caricature among away that he does. but, look i do think that if republicans want to coalesce some kind of alternative to donald trump, or some people out there who can make that argument. and it can be compelling. >> yes, indeed. ron desantis, for me, he's with more competent and less charisma. but i'm looking forward to it. i feel like why can they both lose when they go against each other? one last question for you, i was in the white house correspondents dinner last, an

i was to leader in ron con his due to march on central islam about this hour in an effort to bring down the government. russian forces far more says and leaflets on how to surrender. as they tried to cut off, severed the nets in their drive to take full control of the don bass region class on. i'm have a britain's prime minister apologizes again, but rules i resigning after a damning report details. drunken parties in downing street during court with ah one welcome to the program. across the united states, there are wide spread calls for tougher gun control laws after the worst school shooting and a decade, people have been taking flowers to rob elementary in involved the texas. are a teenager open fire, killing 19 children, and 2 teachers on tuesday. more than a dozen. others are still being treated in hospital. he say the 18 year old gunman barricaded them in a classroom and began shooting with a semi automatic rifle. officers eventually managed to break into the classroom and kill him. he posted on social media about his plan around 30 minutes before they attack happened. or people i

this one incident on ron comes you mention. i think this is also lesson lun for a round. com and his team and also those who were maybe not really competent enough to manage and sustain develop economic policies. so we would not have reached to this, let me say competent, and our team in actually our professional are going on profession. or is it more about building alliances and do what the american schools look about to look, americans have been forcing focused on. it's not, it is an open secret. a medical said been distant buck a son many times on because the build on transaction relationship because all the comic dependency what focus on is trying to do for the boss ticket as they set to get out of this. i am a while back thing trying to be more dependent on internal economic development. that's not happening. that's unfortunate. we are trying now. and we consider that it is impossible for united states to do was our strategic thinking on economy and on afghanistan and our, our pursuing us relation with russia. i daunting t

ron:ron: we look at -- ron: we look at return on invested capital. we have found that the level and trajectory really does drive performance in the stock relative to the broader market. there's a couple of sectors where that does not work as well, like financials. generally, we really want to understand how does a company use its capital and what does it generate for you from that capital. i think that has been part of what is driving detect part of the market for quite some time. i want to be clear, not anti-tech. i think you have to be careful within that part of the market that you are getting company generating free cash flow now or in the near future because as discount rates go up, those cash flows 5, 10 years from now are less than they were at zero interest rates. lisa: i want to start with his idea of peak fear, dueling fears in an uncomfortable relationship with each other. there's the fear of inflation, and then there is the fear of recession. which is the bigger fear at a time when there's a question of how fast the fed will raise rates?

and so i hope ron desantis is serious.blican congressmen other day, and i told them day one you take congress back, you have to impeach secretary mayorkas, because he has given up and opened our border up to death. elizabeth: tom homan, come back soon. i'm elizabeth macdonald, you've been watching "the evening edit" on fox business. we hope you have a good evening and join us again tomorrow night. ♪ ♪ kennedy: buckle up, buttercup, the economy is on the verge of a nose dive. gas prices, inflation, empty store shelves, and now serious fears of recession is. can we count on sleepy joe to wake up and do something about it? for months economists have been warning that we are headed in a very bad direction. you purchased anything recently, you know the pain. one restaurant in jackson, mississippi, now forced to charge $34 for a 15-piece order of wings. that's expensive even for a dreary old

and director ron howard has been capturing it all on film.e. >> reporter: in the sea of despair that is ukraine, here is a lifeline. chef jose andres and his world central kitchen has been on the ground for months, feeding thousands of ukrainians whose lives have been up ended by the war. how much are you back and forth these days? >> well, i've been more than 40 some days in ukraine. >> reporter: and for him, that's not all that unusual. >> i need to be very quick. boom. >> reporter: for the past 12 years, andres has brought his not-for-profit kitchen to the front lines of catastrophe. they have served more 60 million meals. >> you never know when the call is going to arise, from home or from where? >> reporter: from earthquake-ravaged haiti -- >> no food no, water, nothing. >> reporter: -- to hurricane-battered houston. >> we're going into very high water. i'm so glad we have these. >> reporter: but ukraine is a little different. it's the first time chedres apee operat in a waron right here is the kitchen area. >> reporter: on april 16th, a

has ruled florida's new congressional map drawn by governor ron desantis as unconstitutional.ressional districts, jacksonville and orlando, was expected give republicans a 28-1 advantage. >> the desantis appointee agrees with plaintiffs, granting an injury instructions and suggesting the governor's map is unfair. >> a desantis appointed judge rejecting it, rule his congressional map is unconstitutional desantis taking on the fight he wants. he wants to get this in federal court because it serves a lot of different purposes for him. obviously the clear conservative majority now. if this gets into federal court, if the state court rules against him it becomes an opportunity to take on a fight trying to tell the maga base. any judge, any institution telling him what is right for the republican brand. even if he loses he gets the benefit of that in the process. it's a very concerning development but one if we're being honest playing into the trap when he did this in the first place. >> one other note that is so critical for all of us to understand, the very act of this map i don't

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the oil was then confiscated by the united states to ron once, that oil to be returned. so let's now speak to john to roblis. he joins us live now from athens. what further information is that? well, the greek foreign ministry is concerning these seizures. first of all, and it's issued a very stiffly worded response to the arabian saying that what they've done is effectively an act of piracy on the high seas. because these ships were both seized 22 nautical miles offshore iran. well into international waters. the territorial water limit is 12 miles. so this is something that is legally extremely dubious. the greek seizure had taken place on the basis of us sanctions on iranian oil, and so had a legal basis. so from the great point of view, this isn't a tit for tat. they are saying that the iranian seizure goes against fundamental rules of international law and seaborne trade. the greek side has alerted the european external actions, service and plans to get the european union fully involved in this and says that the incident is going to have a very adverse effect on e. y

ron desantis is trying to redraw florida's congressional map.utional. the governor calls the map neutral. the judge says they're illegal, precisely, quote, because it diminishes african american's ability to elect the representative of their choice. the governor has been aggressive. even his own legislature had a republican map. the governor said no, it's not aggressive enough. now you get this whack. >> yeah. and this is -- this is something he obviously didn't want. and it's just partially one district, probably. it's because of a northern florida black district that has been redistricted, so that the judge is saying that it disenfranchises black floridians. so looking forward, though, this is -- ron desantis had a very aggressive map. as many as 20 of the 28 congressional districts in florida could be republican seats. right now the split is 16 to 11. it's much closer. and this was a big blow to democrats. democrats actually had been very previous this judge decision, democrats had been very happy with now the redistricting process had gone a

here's ron johnson who basically said the same thing. i'll read what he said. he says that he expects abortion to be a non-issue in his re-election campaign. he says it might be a little messy for some people, but abortion is not going away he said saying that driving across state lines to illinois would likely be an option if women want to exercise their rights. i don't think this goes to be a big political issue because there's not going to be that big of a change. your thoughts? >> ron, i'm glad you've never had to make a decision about your own body, but i find it very offensive that you want to use your words to make decisions for other people and their bodies and their decisions. this is going to activate voters across the country. when women begin to realize the impacts of these state laws and the intent of the republican party that is clear to everyone to see today that they want to take away your right to make your own choices about your own health care and your own reproductive rights, that is real and clear and will become more clear every single day

he's going to bring that down, right, ron but here's the deal.s remain very high, at least among wall street analysts 60 cover it and 58 rated it a buy. the stock topped out and it happened to be to the week that jeff bezos stepped down. here we are down 43% here. they overbuilt, overspent. they know a lot of the inflationary pressures, wage pressures, all that sort of stuff. if you want to take the playbook of satya nadella, that andy jazzy will put his imprinti on this company the next couple of years. i think this is where you want to start thinking about owning amazon for the next ten years. might it go lower? of course it might go lower. the whole market is a bit of a miss. >> so you just trashed it but then said to buy it? >> i tell you what i'm doing the last time i was on with you, you know how i'm getting exposure to these big names? i'm buying the qs. we know microsoft, google and amazon make up more than 35% of the weight of that etf i don't need the idiosyncratic risk in some of these names and what might be a very difficult next few

joining us is florida governor ron desantis.re taking communism head on in the great state of florida. give us an update on that. >> well, dan, we probably have more people with first-hand knowledge of communism in florida, particularly southern florida, thanda most parts of te united states. floridians have seen their lives shattered. their relatives' life's shattered i by marxism, solism d communism. andea i also look around. there is an ignorance when you see students on college campuses wearing che guevarra t-shirts and they speak referencely about mao zedong *. it's important that our students under that. and we as a state to honor the many, many victims of this evil ideology. dan: the biden administration seems to have everything backwards. we have a lot of people on fixed incomes. this week we learned they canceledfi oil and gas leases. it appears they are doing everything backwards to get us out of this crisis. they just refuse to follow the reagan book. >>us the energy policy is intentional. they are intentionally reduc

there's been a victory for ron desantis of sorts.a lawsuit from taxpayers that sued saying you can't do away with disney's special tax district because we, the taxpayers, will be on the hook for a lot of extra money that judge threw that out. advantage to desantis there. but we're told that desantis is willing to have constructive talks with disney. so maybe, neil, a little olive branch is being put out there. if disney accepts, maybe they will sort this out. yes, they missed on the big numbers but streaming is doing well and so are the parks. >> neil: a lot of this comes up with the conference call, the guidance, the one that the governor is in on. i'm curious about one thing. it's a sign right now that people still want to have fun. we're going to be exploring that in our final segment coming up here. disney is proof of that. it's pricey. >> it is. it's a mortgage these days, neil. despite all of the boycotts, boycotts never normally work. i'm not sure it is in this case with disney. >> neil: thanks, my friend. nothing dopey about

thank you ron cherno and thank you ron whitehere's you some yer reached into the american home and the farewells were everywhere. the farms the shanty on the tracks lavish apartments town flats the shrubbed estates the modest houses of the suburban streets everywhere the men were borrowed. or taken for keeps the youngest the cleanest the best each man went into battle in his own way to do his own job. combat service a small percentage of these not nearly as many as you may imagine were in the front lines in bullet and shell range of the enemy. running one of this latter group. a very special experience. he was at any moment expendable. for him the baseball parks were full of late exciting rallies. for him the beach parties were not as pleasant as they had been a few summers before. for him the rivers ran high. putting was not so good. for him the flight decks were not as wide as the fields of, texas. for the rest there were a thousand odd military jobs each dependent on the other each vital to the winning of the war each made memorable by the fact that it represented the protection of

i love to see in and embrace the pain of the world central kitchen. >> now you're part of it too, ron. >> i'm thrilled to be part of it. it's an honor. >> howard said he was drawn to jose andres's unbelievable story but at first he balked about doing it. worried it would be about him. >> he was hesitant. this is world central kitchen. i don't want a camera following me around telling the jose story. >> reporter: howard managed to convince him by bringing up another story he made. >> houston, we have a problem. >> i said, did you ever see "apollo 13". >> "apollo 13" was about an explosion aboard a spacecraft. >> this is what i love. >> and the people on the ground who gave their all to bring the astronauts home alive. >> we've got to find a way to make this fit into the hole for this using nothing but that. "apollo 13" is also the movie that got ron howard interested in telling real life stories even though at an early test screening one of the audience actually thought howard had made it all up. >> this is odyssey. it's good to see you again. >> i remember it was a 23-year-old caucasi

enter josh hawley saying, ron, hold my beer.as pulled the full putin pitching a law that would change the expiration date of disney's copyrights as punishment for their thought crimes. much like he smapd mcdonald's in russia and replacing the golden arches with uncle vanya's, this is where republicans are getting their ideas. much more on how the republican party is becoming the party of putin after the break. e party of putin after the break. looking to get back in your type 2 diabetes zone? once-weekly ozempic® can help. ♪ oh, oh, oh, ozempic®! ♪ ♪ oh, oh, oh ♪ ozempic® is proven to lower a1c. most people who took ozempic® reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. and you may lose weight. adults lost on average up to 12 pounds. in adults also with known heart disease, ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as heart attack, stroke, or death. ozempic® helped me get back in my type 2 diabetes zone. ozempic® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't share needles or pens, or reuse needles. don't take ozemp

we want to find out if anything has changed in the sector in the wake of ron plaza, just outside deca in ghazi, poor, the bix, him co company has built a new factory with cutting edge machinery and it said di works. it's almost doubled . company production. maxime co has 40000 employees, though most of the work is done automatically. every one from seamstresses to c e o can remember the country's terrible accident record. ron plaza was one audible memory, which swapped over happened live on lavish lawn from there and change. the answer is yes, the ballard issue. factories who from the point of view of civil safety, electrical safety, fire safety, are the safest and lower and the workers were allowed to mask them. the company is popular. no one here has to worry about work safety and wages are above average. problem. there are, these are gone. aqua are working conditions have improved a lot compared to the situation a few years back. according to robin bye, bob up there. we're going to read off it with my current salary. i'm living a very decent life by the grace of the almighty, hope

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, he was, he's one of the most to, i would say wonderful thing happened in politics for pakistan in ron khan had been an instrumental in mobilizing on many national issues in the past 22 years of his tuggle to reach out to power coin doors, he will, honest. and he's very honest towards his cause to promote pakistan's independence in international politics. that's, he argued for and one should never blame a leader who wants to self respect and for the country of, for the country stetsco to be projected in a way in which that should not look like more dependent. because inside dependent of the countries economically and otherwise a very normal casual element of international relations international security relation, there is nothing new in it frankly. and also relations, mutually inclusive relations that bucks on can have a relation with russia with us breast you, his fine like russia has a relation with india. also india has in relation miles to do partnership with the us have. so you can be friends with mountain view avenue or so you should, i believe when a nation nation state. and, b

that it is a completely gras screwed political movement led by the public in favor of the leader in ron con, natural gas prices in the us have more than doubled from the past decades average. but that's not putting a fuel as it seeks alternatives to russian energy. you are currently relies on russia for 40 percent of its gas. but as the continent turns its back on moscow, it's one ukraine. it's ready to pay more to import american supplies to make up part of the shortfall. but it's not just the extra cost that's an issue. fossil fuel expansion, faces with distance, or the climate concerns and invest of reluctance. nevertheless, president biden has promised that washington will help a few opin allies meet the energy needs. we're working with other nations like korea, japan cutter and others to support or effort to help the europe and allies threatened by russia with gas blackmail, and their energy needs and other ways. aggression will not when threats will not win. this is just another reminder on the imperative for europe in the world to move more and more of our power needs to clean en

ron, kon goodman. they just left a message on the display. des, 131311 bought 2 consortium or the alliance. i think, to be honest, this is the principal doctrine of the national security policy. this has been since 2011. it started a bit more because i was also part of some discussion back in 2011 on the same line. really proposed that we have to abode, come politics, but we have to reach out to russia and we have to create a tangible relations based on mutual respect. but also russian has a history about their friends that they're not transactional. bass bass support. dear friends, in difficult times, going back to that branch. if you're more, you can call and sort of for the middle earth position. there are a number of countries that are occupying it, for example, are tricky, or even the ukraine try to frame that foreign policy. there's chosen, i think one could argue that pakistan is in a somewhat similar position. also a finding itself in between a large a power is and we have seen various examples