ron stay right there we'll have more politicking with ron paul right after the break. aeroflot russian and lights. you know world of big partisan movies a lot of things and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the back and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. aeroflot russian and lights. now at 2025 the global potential pandemic here and people's fear is compound it by the fact that nothing in the global economy is anchored to pay me for. so you have this remark paranoia by disorientation in a world around any kind of solid anchor and it's only going to get more chaotic. the liberal media are fickle they fall in and out of love quickly and often not long ago they were infatuated with. now they are smitten by mere the media love to drone on about their preferences in the mean time voters their candidates. all

ron stay right there we'll have more politicking with ron paul right after the break. the slow rush and like this. in a world of big partisan laws and conspiracy it's time to wait to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever . we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the back and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the troops the time is now we're watching closely watching the hawks. aeroflot russian and lions. welcome to max kaiser financial survival guide. looking forward to your mention of them. yanks this is what happens to pensions in britain delegates. watch kaiser report. we know in psychology that the more people are told that they can't or shouldn't do something whether it's sexual or otherwise the more it makes them want to do it so trying new things violating taboos are some of the most common and pervasive elements in our sexual fantasies. all of them bad politicking i'm talking with ron paul the former republican u.s. congressman from texas

ron stay right there we'll have more politicking with ron paul right after the break. rush and like us. in a world of big partisan newton's laws and conspiracies it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever . we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the bats and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. aeroflot russian and lions. and we're going to fulfill the repeated promises apologise to the people and come on you know we it's all bots to. break free from. their burka now you want to 1st crack that. no. balls be cut. the liberal corporate media are fickle they fall in and out of love quickly and often not long ago they were infatuated with being wrong. now we're smitten by mere the media love to drone on about their preferences in the mean time voters their candidates. all of them bad politicking i'm talking with ron paul the former republican u.s. congressman from tex

ron stay right there we'll have more politicking with ron paul right after the break. aeroflot russian and lights. in a world of big partisan movies lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the bats and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle earth for the truth the time is now we're watching closely watching the hawks. aeroflot russian and lights. live. financial. money laundering 1st visit the 3 different. this is a good start well we have our 3 banks all set up for something in europe something in america something over the cayman islands it will pull these banks are complicit in the kleptocracy we just have to. do some serious money laundering ok let's see how we did while we've got a nice luxury watch for max and for stacey beautiful jewelry. for max you know what money you want to. watch. welcome back to politicking i'm talking with ron paul the former republican u.s. con

ron johnson. the man who wrote the best selling book on the corrupt radical dimms is none other than sport schweizer. he joins us next. stay johnson want hunter biden's travel records. they are asking the secret service for biden's travel slog while joe biden was serving as vice president. president trump wondered why the radical dimms continue to defend him. president trump: they don't think it's corrupt that a son that made no money, got thrown out of the military, had no money at all, is working for $80,000 a month. and that's only ukraine. lou: joining me, peter schweizer, author of the best selling book, "profiles in corruption." it moved to number one on the "new york times" best seller's list. let's start with this request for the travelogues for hunter biden on board i guess it would be air force two, traveling with his father, pick up a couple bucks in the ukraine and china. >> i think it's an excellent idea. it ought to be extended beyond hunter biden to look at his brothers and son-in-law. on numerous occasions family members have flown on air force two. what president trump has done is put his finger on the pul

"anchorman," "stay classy, san diego," that was the catch phrase of ron burgundy you now get the chance in a new "anchorman" game call ed inteleprompter. you have the the ability to disrupt, reading the teleprompter by putting inappropriate comments on that script i don't spoerks frances, you would ever do such a thing to phillip. >> unfortunately they may be the reality for some news teams out there, but not this one. >> might be a fun game to play every once in a while. >> reality to people. >> playing with your job janessa's forecast is up next. >>> up next, a fruit fight that is not from concentrate. pick th? great question, no. but it can help you pick your room from the floor plan. can the hilton app help us score? you know, it's not that kind of thing, but you can score free wi-fi. can it help us win? hey, hey! we're all winners with the hilton price match guarantee, alright? man, you guys are adorable! alright, let's go lose this soccer game, come on! book with the hilton app. if you find a lower rate, we match it and give you 25% off that stay. expect better. expect hilton. (mo

on a sensitive in the sense that it bordered the vanished on as relatively ron and i did read the buggers on a government stays in for that able to permeate across that border and then take part in attacks but this particular particular attack no one has so far claimed any responsibility ok come all hard so that life for a same passion and i thank you. china's military is sending hundreds more doctors and nurses to woo han the epicenter of the corona virus outbreak which has claimed more lives 10 percent of china's critical care workers are now in han what's on hopkins university as trapping tracking the epidemic the red circles indicate infection numbers and other to thousands were reported on sunday but the thought so in mainland china is heading towards 72000 within 1770 people have died well the world health organization the senate's own team of experts to beijing and to provinces and for the 1st time in recent history china is considering delaying its annual congress the year's biggest political meeting japan and has confirmed 99 further infections on board a quarantines cruise ship in yokohama ports and

the chances for the life the hood of any direct negotiations between the ron and the united states there are those who have stayed away upset at a lack of change and an economy reeling the u.s. sanctions are solomon right. i voted every year but i saw no effect to convince me to vote this time i finished my studies i have a bachelor's and finished ministry service but there's no job for me for what i see no reason to want. now for granted i know i'm not voting because previous lawmakers did nothing they had no effect on the country so it gets told it's not me alone many to vote. results are expected later in the week at this polling station where we have permission to film it's been relatively busy but there are others across the city that were fired but we weren't allowed to film a lower turnout will leave whoever wins this election. the task of rebuilding confidence and trust in the system as a al-jazeera run. a solution is a lecturer admitted modern middle east history at the university of st andrews he joins us via skype from edinburgh thanks for being with us what difference do you think it will make to have

robertson live from london while in abu dhabi cnn's john defterios will join us and ron and michael will also be stayingd congress from the same room where 48 days earlier democrats voted to impeach him. in the coming hours, though, he'll be acquitted bit republican-controlled senate. and his approval rating with gallup is at an all-time high. so too his approval for the handling of the economy. meantime, democrats it seems are struggling to count people in a room. so joe, to you, is this the high water mark if not the high point for the trump presidency so far? does it get any better than this? >> oh, it's going to get much better than this. >> why did i know you'd say that. >> you're going to see the economy get even better. to the point where we'll be able to let more people into the country that want to work here because we don't have the people now to fill the jobs that we have. he's going to finish building the wall. i'm going to tell you something. it's easy to sit there when you're looking at it from a different set of lenses and talk about all his -- all his issues and all his problems. but the

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ron iranian state t.v. reports and other 295 new infections 9 new deaths were reported and cases are rising rapidly in south korea as well that's yet to date stay with us now to syria insight story is up next. is pace finally coming to afghanistan the u.s. or the taliban sign a deal aimed at ending 18 years of war but the government in kabul is not involved so kandice agreement lost and will the afghan people's rights be protected this is inside story. elevator and welcome to the program dick clark it is being called the 1st step towards lasting peace in afghanistan the united states and the afghan taliban have signed a preliminary deal towards ending nearly 2 decades of war it's a result of 18 months of talks here in doha in qatar the 1st.

say to stay safe don't leave small children or pe outside unattended and to not go for walks or bs alone at ght in san bruno michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>alright, i'm joined by meteorologist ron stray bull talking about the weather it fls a lot like spring these ds around or john asked about lines and doing it too much the days and so are we 've been getting out there enjoying some of the sunshine. hope you have to looking out the a berkeley conditions, nice and clear overhead all the way out to the baybridge to the coast. things looking no fog and not a whle lot of cloud ver all this morning compared to yesterday when we d see some clouds drifting overhead righaround this time this morning we are starting out with clear conditions got this ridge of high pressure still sitting in place this is whahas been keeping us tried a similar set up today you're going to have a nice warm wind from our inland areas pushing out towards the ast. this is going to keep marine layer out offshore so even warm out especially warm for inland areas ina sealed a lot of sunshinout there today. and whatwe're going to be seeing on into tomorrow is a continuation of some of our clear skies a little bi

ron santos is another one. he worked so hard. he called me and said, sir, i'd like to run for governor. governor? i like you staying here. no, i want to run for governor. well, if you have to. i'd like your support. >>. >> he's been another great warrior, and by the way, i endorsed him. his numbers went through the roof. the man we expected to win easily called me after the race. he said, you endorsed him and it was like a nuclear bomb went off. he never even spent his money, he saved it. ron desantos is another one and now he's the governor of florida. he's a great governor, he's a very i want to thank you very mu much. many. >> and mike johnson of louisiana . you can represent me at any time. what a job you've done. thank you, mike. and another man we've not heard of on the other side. this guy is a nightmare. he goes down into dungeons and basements. he'll find any document. he took tremendous abuse -- the media and the other side and the bad ones, the leakers, the liars, the dirty cops, they want to destroy him. they tried. they got close but he wouldn't let it happen. and, honestly, in a certain way he was the first

ron meyes says the more they focus on impeachment the more it cost them in november. patriotic salute at super bowl, honoring four 100-year-old veteran, now that was awesome, stay tune.e folks, they don't have time to go to the post office they have businesses to grow customers to care for lives to get home to they use stamps.com print discounted postage for any letter any package any time right from your computer all the amazing services of the post office only cheaper get our special tv offer a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again! >> very, very unfair process, mueller report, russia, russia as you say which was total nonsense. they don't care about fairness, do i tenant care about lying, they just want to win and it doesn't matter how they win. heather: well, president trump slamming democrats for their continued attacks on his presidency, just 48 hours from likely acquittal vote and the left is still looking for any way to take him down, so will they ever let it go and let the president do his job, here with his thoughts ron meyes, thank you so much for joining us, we certainly appreciate it. >> g

. >> let's stay here got a lot more to talk about this let's bring in ron barron that's been listeninghrough it yourself. what do you think? >> i agree with him. >> i'm with him. >> that's amazing. so i agree with that and people out there and taxes on people. >> and a wealth tax -- >> they have assets and investing your business and all of a sudden, how you invest in your business and where does that money come from you're a new yorker still, i believe. >> no, i'm a new yorker. >> haven't moved to florida just yet. >> i do have a home in florida but i am a new yorker. i pay taxes in new york. >> you would be at a 56% or 57% rate. >> i'm over 50 right now. >> you're over 50. are you okay at 56 >> the idea is that investment is long-term investments and as far as if you take any money away, you couldn't have a business like mine and invest in stories. and not once and people never get fired because the economy is not doing well we just take the hit and how do you do that if all of a sudden your capital is being taken away from you >> that's the wealth tax right. >> and with income tax,

ron sheffield. career.in a second he finished his illustrious 30-year army career, was hired lockheed and plunkedon to the hubble program on day one. small team stayedith hubble and the repair missions to the final repair mission. unifying thread. they were the continuity. they were the memory. detailed data e of every tool and every fastener and everything. hubble got into orbit the nasa responsibility for planning missions shifted to the goddard space flight center in maryland and a key figure was a guy named frank -- widely nicknamed the father of servicing. and i know and adore and respect him tremendously but i could was more sheffield the father of satellite servicing because he designed and built it off. ron, certainly his two lieutenants were peter leon and a an wood ford and we had couple of spectacular tool designers in houston. -- and robert -- and the folks that would talk with us on onsole, our engineering interface for space walks, but all of those people i named after ron sheffield they would sheffield , no, deserves the credit. >> does someone know the exact number ofclose to the people that were involved completely on the hubble pro

dollar will continue to stay strong he's been right on 10 of his past 12 contrarian calls dur s g the past four years. that's good. and he influences this under his watch. and ron insana joins us as well. michael, start with you and get ron's reaction here. you say what's missing in the market so far, i think a lot of people would agree with you, is euphoria and that we are on the cusp of that what tells you that euphoria is building and then play that through for what are it could mean, not once the euphoria breaks >> there are a number of things to indicate that investors are getting to that euphoric moment. they're not there yet, tyler, but on their way so s&p 500 futures positioning is the strongest it's been since 2013. equity flows into exchange-traded funds so far this year, $45 billion i look at the put call ratio and it continues to signal that investors are very bullish from that standpoint. i look at the aaii sentiment the survey bearishness is very low. way below historical levels. look at all of those things and it signals despite the risk and coronavirus markets keep touching all-time highs tnchs is on the cusp of what you would describe as a melt

again, ron, i'm going to get you here, and i'm going to grill you for a long time. >> i look forward to it. >>> a lot more to get to tonight. stay with us. and my lack of impulse control, is about to become your problem. ahh no, come on. i saw you eating poop earlier. my focus is on the road, and that's saving me cash with drivewise. >>> one of the members of the jury was sick. one was traveling out of the country. but pretty much all of the rest of them showed up. they didn't have to. it was totally voluntary, but the person that they, the jury, had voted to convict, the president's longtime adviser roger stone, as well as the president himself, they were making wild public allegations against the jury, specifically against the forewoman of the jury from the roger stone trial, saying she was biased and bad and that's the only reason roger stone was convicted, and he should therefore have his conviction thrown out. in a hearing over whether or not roger stone would get a new trial because of these allegations of bias on the jury, the judge asked members of the jury if they would be willing to return to court so they could answer

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ron johnson announcing a review of hunter biden's business activities in ukraine. you've got lindsey graham chairman of the senate judiciary committee says he wants to take a closer look at burisma. we should stay to me it strikes me as political posturing. one, there's no evidence that bidens, hunter biden, joe biden did anything wrong. two, if you talk to other republicans, there really isn't an appetite to talk about this any longer now that the senate has acquitted president trump. on the democratic side, the house side, you do have those democrats who are looking to pick up where they left off after the white house really sort of stonewalled them during their impeachment process, specifically as it relates to ferreting out what john bolton knows about this entire ukraine pressure campaign. so adam schiff, the chairman of the house intelligence committee was on rachel maddow show last night and he made some news. he said john bolton refused to submit a sworn affidavit after the senate voted to reject the introduction of new witnesses and new evidence into the senate trial. here he is last night. >> we did approach john bolton's counsel, asked if mr. bolton would be willing to submit an affi

ron desantis is another one. he worked so hard. he called me, he said sir, i would like to run for governor. i said governor? i don't want you to run, like you staying. no, i want to run for governor. and i said well, if you have to, i'd like your support. he said how can i support you, you're at three. he was at three. he had no money. somebody else was 38, and 22 million cash, right? i said if it is important, i'll do it. he's been another great warrior. and by the way, he ran, i endorsed him, his numbers went through the roof. the man who was expected to win called me after the race, he said you endorsed him, it was like a nuclear bomb went off. he never even spent his money, he saved it. but ron desantis is another one. now he is the governor of florida, and he is a great governor, a popular governor. his numbers are in the 70s, he has done a great job. mark, i want to thank you very much. fantastic job. thank you very much. mark meadows. [ applause ] and mike johnson of louisiana, where is mike. central casting, what a job. you can represent me anytime. you can represent me anytime. thank you. what a job you've done. thank you, mike. and a man

f-- tim to stay for a moment and thank him for how much he's done for the city. [inaudible] [applause] >> commissioners, i'm ron miguel. i have to start, as i was going to before that, with thanking commissioner melgar for her service. i personally understand how arduous it can be at times. i'm here representing s.p.u.r. don't hear from us very often as we only support items of regional importance. the item before you more than qualifies, and we have enthusiastically endorsed the power station project. the 29-acre location is long overdue for intelligent development. we believe the proposal provides the appropriate mix of land use, residential, commercial, retail, and open space. the goal of 2600 residential units, 90 per acre, provides sufficient density. the high level of affordability, 30%, including the missing middle, is something s.p.u.r. has encouraged for a very long time. san francisco's new waterfront projects cannot be viewed in isolation, but must be created others integral parts of our city. the power plant street grid connects west of the adjacent dogpatch neighborhood and directly interfaces with

ron sheffield. he was in a second career. he finished his illustrious 30-year army career, was hired by lockheed and plunked on to the hubble program on day he and one. a small team stayedith hubble and the repair missions to the final repair mission. they were of a thread, they were the continuity, they were the memory. they had all the detailed data of every tool and every fastener and everything. once hubble got into orbit, the nasa responsibility for planning and services missions shifted to the goddard space flight center in maryland, and the key figure there was a guy named frank sen. lee: not -- frank cepollina, widely nicknamed the father of satellite servicing. and i know and adore and respect him tremendously but i could argue that sheffield was more the father of satellite servicing, because he actually designed and built at all. so long sheffield had tw tenants peter leon and brian woodford, , and we had a couple of spectacular tool designers in michael w robert trevinoith. and the folks who would talk with usey and on the console, our engineering interface for spacewalks. all the people i named after ron sheffield would say that sheffield deserves all the c

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ron bruce's office. he says even when he retires, that photo goes with him. >> i think it was just the magnitude of the terrible tragedy that stuck with me and will stay with of my life. >> reporter: you get teary-eyed when you talk about this woman you've never even met. >> correct. >> reporter: who's not even a member of your family. >> yeah, i do. >> reporter: what is this connection you feel with her? >> i don't have an explanation for this. i can't put a finger on it. but certainly, it does truly haunt me, yeah. i feel like i let her down. >> reporter: leslie's family chooses to remember her vividly not as a victim, but as a cherished wife and mother they lost too soon. >> we don't want people to forget about how wonderful of a person she was before the accident and all the great things that she did. >> all the babies she delivered. >> lives she saved. >> uh-huh. >> a great, great person. >> reporter: with the vacation home the muellers once loved long sold, they are making new memories as a family far from colorado. and in those magnificent rockies? seasons change, waters rise and fall, and some believe the secrets of cottonwood creek will remain a m

ron desantis is another one. he worked so hard. then he called me, he said sir, i would like to run for governor. i said governor? i don't want you to run, i like you staying- no, i want to run for governor. and i said well, if you have to. i'd like your support. i said how can i support you? you're at 3. he was at 3. he had no money. somebody else was at 38 and they had $22 million cash. i said look, if it's important, i'll do it because he's been another great warrior and he's, by the way, he ran, i endorsed him, his numbers went through the roof. the man who was expected to win easily called me after the race, he said you endorsed him and it was like a nuclear bomb went off. there was nothing i could do. he never even spent his money. he saved it. but ron desantis is another one. now he's the governor of florida and by the way, he's a great governor. he's a very popular governor. his numbers are in the 70s and he's done a great job. but mark, i want to thank you very much. fantastic job. thank you very much. mark meadows. and mike johnson of louisiana. where is mike? central casting. what a job. you can represent me any time. you can represent me any ti