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. >> sean: hell has frozen off. even msnbc might be starting to see the light. only one. don't get carried away. agreeing with the vice-president that spying occurred. remember, nothing but conspiracy theories every second, minute, hour of every day for 2 years on this conspiracy tv channel. take a look. >> let me start with a central question in a lot of people's minds as they first read it. how is this not spying? >> well, it depends on your definition of spying. >> sean: this has serious ramifications for the 2020 election. not looking good for creepy uncle joe. he was in the meetings with comey, obama and rice about the dirty dossier? what did he know? and biden's shady dealings with the ukraine. according to the "new york times," he did use his position as the vice-president. he threatened to withhold our money. the taxpayer's money. a billion dollars in u.s. loan guarantees if ukraines leaders did not in 6 hours dismiss the country's top prosecutor who we know is investigating corruption accusations at a ukraine energy firm where biden's son served on the board. he

thirty not as a teacher but of policemen two years ago sean got then father was murdered obviously one of our war on the war actually advocate. he has been shot dead by some criminals. this is and. you are almost september eleventh me just into. sean's father was a government lawyer a natural dog for the but now mafia you're prosecuting criminals. so there is a bit in. reasonable fear. there is a very very unfair one that if it gets expressed and it is known. then maybe read take some action like providing border guards that is one preventive action or treaty maybe it is saying that individually and trying to find out why history. some counter measures can be taken but if it is not expressed then it is to figure out. the killer hasn't yet been caught the victims are often warned in advance but if shawms father did get a message he kept it to himself did say it would have come to his father and he may not have shared it with his family that happens. five or six like a couple. of you have i. already sat for once and failed this will be his second and final chance if he's got his guns are good. due to their power. on the beach. and now

>> honestly, every parent has a line. seanbile. >>> these treats take team work. ♪ ♪ >>> all parents have a different approach to dealing with misbehaving kids. the chance to switch to the naughty chair or sending your kids to boarding school and leaving the country. thanks, mom and dad. >> you're over that, huh? >> totally. >> we're about to go to disney land. the boys are acting like butt heads, so we're going to do this challenge and see how they handle it. >> this is a slug challenge. i have never heard of this one before, but he's taking his kids to disney land. they're just misbehaving. honestly, every parent has a line. sean has crossed his. >> slug right here. >> find a slug crawling up the wall and then you do this. [ screaming ] so you have the baby in the mid who will is observing. you have the other brother on the other side cracking up and then you have this child destined for therapy. would you like the slug to -- >> what is his intention here just to tire the child out or just so say i'll torture you until you b

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he has the latest. trace? >> sean, i want to begin with breaking news. abama senate has passed a near total ban on abortion. it goes to the governor. if passed, this would be the most restrictive in the country. you talked about free independent products companies have vowed to not work in georgia. the tweet here, don't give your business to georgia. pledge with me not to film anything in georgia until they reverse this legislation. so far, no takers. netflix, disney or no major studio has signed up. georgia offers 30% significant. in march, actors like alex baldwin and sean penn agreed to boycott georgia. the letter was delivered to governor kemp by alisa milano who is taping a netflix show. milano is not having sex. she said join me by not having sex until we get our bodily autonomy back. i'm calling for a sex strike. even milano admits her sex boycott has gotten mixed reaction, sean. >> sean: yeah, i think so. i'm not surprised about that. see how long that lasts. trace gallagher in our west coast newsroom. today we sent a producer to the great state o

sean: that prompted questions to biden earlier today in new hampshire. take a look. >> i've never been middle-of-the-road on the environment. what i made, my record. nobody hasn more persistent about the green revolution that i have. >> sean: get out the popcorn because this is only going to get better. here is the reaction. along with fox news correspondent geraldo rivera. it not only do we have the ilhan omar problem, then the rashida tlaib problem, then the guy who supports the muslim brotherhood. in 2014, during the conflict, calling for the destruction of israel, posted on facebook and twitter "god dwelling on this blessed night, the beginning of the end of zionism is here, may we overcome this monster appear to protect the innocent of the world, and accept them murdered as martyrs." great person to invite to do the prayer before congress. speak out i would rather talk about congresswoman rashida tlaib, who i really think has been victimized in the way that it is unmistakable. there is no way you can read her remarks on the calming effects, as being related to her feelings about the holocaust. it is an obscenity to make, to try to make that argument her

the fringe left wing leaders gianluca mel and sean has denounced the anti russian and he styria of the european union comes after he was featured in a video game released by emmanuel micron's youth movement as a russian insect. putting the game through its paces as almost fight tooth and nail in the forthcoming european elections it seems that they've got a new weapon to utilize it this video game now it's similar to one that we've known since the 1980 s. so it does feel a little bit retro and this is the main character here the idea is clear this is meant to represent natalie who is top of the list for our march in those elections and she is the harrowing. so if natalie was who is the heroine of this game who are the baddies well it's pretty clear on the right it's a marquee in the pen with the national rally and on the left it's usual nuke militia with france about this even a bit of donald trump thrown in there for good mics. no collusion no obstruction so the aim of the game is pretty simple no clue was trying to find the missing stars from the european flag and that's because they

now the french left wing leader shone like 1000000 sean has denounced the anti russian and prime knights a hysteria of the new becomes after he was the he was featured in a video game released by manual micron's youth movement in the form of a russian insect party shall have been ski gives the guy a try. as almost a fight tooth and nail in the forthcoming european elections it seems that they've got a new weapon to utilize it's they see a video game now it's similar to one that we've known since the 1980 s. so it does feel a little bit retro and they say it is the main character hair the idea is clear this is meant to represent natalie u.s. so who is top of the list for all march in those elections and she is the harrowing. so if natalie was so is the heroine of this game who are the baddies well it's pretty clear on the right it's a marquee in the pen with the national rally and on the left it's is your nuke militia with france about this even a bit of donald trump thrown in there for good mix. no collusion no obstruction just to caricature. shies grotesque mar over to donald trump in t

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there has to be uniformity. >> sean: agree that viability on one's own. >> most of us, as we've seen, again 80% of americans including democrats respect that limitation. we want to have it not be an issue. >> sean: rachel, your thoughts. >> i would say if there was a courageous democrat on the presidential -- running for president on the democrat side, they would be in that space, first trimester and some exceptions. i'm eligible right of that. what they plan abortionists want is the discussion to be in the abstract, talking about women's rights in the handmaid's tale and the emotional issues and what they don't want to talk about is the procedure and thatt this argument has moved to late-term abortion, heartbeats and viability. they become very pro-life when they think about it. >> sean: why would anybody ever say first we'll deliver the baby, make the baby comfortable and that the mother decide. i'm like, what? >> it's madness. that's where they are at. they want to change the conversation. the hysteria that you hear, no, you're not going to turn into the handmaid's tale. this is th

has had the so svitolina is through. and she is now commenting on the bbc sports website throughout. here are some of the day's other stories: ireland back row forward sean world cup, he'll be sidelined for up to six months recovering from hip surgery. in a statement released by leinster on sunday, o'brien will have surgery "in the next few weeks". italy's dario cataldo claimed his first giro d'italia stage win after beating mattia cattaneo in a sprint finish to stage 15. richard carapaz stretched his lead over primoz roglic in the overall standings after roglic lost a0 seconds changing a team—mate's bike before crashing on the final descent. britain's laura muir had to settle for bronze in the women's elite westminster mile. the race, which starts on the mall and finishes outside buckingham palace, was won by melissa courtney for the second year in a row. in the men's race, chris o'hare was pushed all the way by elliot giles as he claimed his third westminster mile crown. o'hare just failed to break the four minute—barrier after finishing the race in four minutes flat. staying with athletics, britain's katarina johnson—thompson has laid down a markerfor

[indiscernible] >> sean: has been an actor that much time on his hands. all right, pretty angry.whole time, we will never be part of the destroy-trump media mob ever. we will be fair and balanced and a lot coming soon. laura ingraham, let not your heart be troubled, how are you? >> laura: we lost the grumpy cat. the grumpy cat died but now we have a new grumpy cat. robert de niro. i actually met him once and i actually liked him. but it is so sad. i find it just -- >> sean: to go to work. >> laura: he is such a great actor. this act is getting old. great acting. i could watch it all day long periods need to that's not fair. >> laura: well, "hannity," a fantastic show tonight. we will pick up where you left off on thousands of pages of transcript but thank you so much. i am laura ingraham and this is the "the ingraham angle." i say this every night, but we do have breaking news from the nation's capital tonight.

>> sean: has been an actor that much time on his hands. all right, pretty angry. this whole time, he will never be part of the destroyed trump media mob ever. we will be fair and balanced and a lot coming soon. laura ingraham let not your heart be troubled, how are you? >> laura: we lost the grumpy cat. the grumpy cat died but now we have a new grumpy cat. robert de niro. i actually met him once and i actually liked him. but it is so sad. i find it just -- >> sean: to go to work. >> laura: he is such a great actor. this act is getting old. great acting. i could watch it all day long periods need to that's not fair. >> laura: well, "hannity," a fantastic show tonight. we will pick up where you left off on thousands of pages of transcript but think is much. i am laura ingraham and this is the "the ingraham angle." i say this every night but we do have breaking news from the nation's capital tonight. just in the last few hours, you heard "hannity" hit on this but the top republican on the judiciary committee has released thousands of pages of closed-door interviews w

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sean. it's all on the table. now what barr has to do and john huber will do is looking at the expanniveness of what happened during this investigation. they want to take a close look at brennan's role and the cia and how that played into tuckrt. >> sean: she was the spy? >> that's right. they need to get text messages of mccabe that judicial watch is fighting for. those will reveal an enormous amount of information. i spoke to sources who are familiar with them. they need to get ahold of the all of the texts and emails. this did not just revolve around trump and those in his campaign. i believe they will find out that the abuse of power extended years before and they were utilizing and weaponizing the intelligence community to investigate people that they considered enemies. if that's the case, this is the biggest scandal in the united states intelligence community that has ever existed. that's something that needs to be rectified. we need clarity on. >> sean: they want to impeach the president and impeach barr and want robert mue

this is what it has come to. >> sean: wait, i want to show you something. the whole show. >> laura: i was in an mri machine today, one of those coffin ones. >> sean: the worst. feel better. >> laura: hannity, i didn't know you had an ice pack, that's fantastic.

ask your doctor about trulicity. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ♪ >> sean: hillary has been hillary has been busy, giving advice0, but from the sound t she's still making excuses for her loss to president trump, which frankly, most democrats, most in the media cannot accept. and mueller is probably worse than that. take a look. >> i think it's also critical to understand that as even telling candidates that come to see me, you can run the best campaign, you can even become the nominee, and you can have the election stolen from you. >> ah. poor hillary. maybe hillary will also advise democrats maybe that campaign in wisconsin. that was a brilliant decision. joining us now is america first action adviser, shaun spicer. i decide which person i'm going to ask the question to. larry, you won tonight but not by much. i'm just saying. your reactions are priceless, but you know, it's now a new conspiracy. but the problem for hillary is attorney was clear. attorney general was clear. regularred the investigation into her. that's problematic for her. >> tell me about t. you know, in 2004 when john kerriy was losin to geo

so with this information, sean orlando also has a track record. he had previously displayed the rocket ship on the embarcadero. and knowing of his track record and in appreciation of dana's -- excuse me, tonya's work, the arts commission did approve this as a temporary installation. i'm happy to answer any questions. actually, let me qualify, the visual arts committee made a recommendation which will be voted on on monday, june 3. >> thank you. >> and i have two cards. alon and tonya. come on up. >> we're representing the artists and if you have any questions we would be happy to answer them. >> thank you. >> no questions? >> nope. >> i do have a question. >> you do have a question. >> just thought of one. is it going to be constructed on the site or constructed elsewhere and transported? >> yes, exactly. it will be construct at a warehouse and then brought over and pieced together. >> so, warehouse in the city -- >> in oakland. we've scouted a few places for rent and -- [laughter] >> there is a xhefnlt ok. thank you. -- comment. ok. thank you. >>

not far away, across a narrow canal, is the welsh pavilion, where the cardiff—based artist sean edwards hastate where i grew up in llanedeyrn in cardiff. and how these woodlands where the boundary of the estate as you grew up... so there was this idea that what is actually a boundary suddenly becomes an open space that leads you on to somewhere else. i've come from the welsh pavilion, which is just down the canal there, walked over this wooden bridge and arrived at this spot, which is the scottish pavilion. up until a couple of months ago it was a working boatyard. but the vessels have moved out and art has moved in, with charlotte prodger, the turner prize—winning artist, showing the third in her trilogy of films, which is a memoir or love, loss and queer identity. and it's in this space, which is a rather disorientating black hole. you have visited what that meant, don't you? idid. and after that, it was like a switch went off and i didn't go back. there are 90 national pavilions competing for this year's prestigious golden lion. every one is fascinating in its own way, revealing not only

shooting at unc in charlotte, trace gallagher live from the west coast newsroom has the latest on both stories tonight. >> sean, nicolas maduro has just declared victory in a nationwide address, telling venezuelans that his supporters defeated what he calls the small opposition. and that u.s. backed opposition leader juan guaido did not take control of any military bases, but guaido is now speaking saying that maduro does not have control of the military. though earlier guaido said his supporters were in the final phase of ousting maduro and that is clearlyot not the case, which is a dramatic change considering secretary of state mike pompeo said that earlier today maduro was about to fly to havana.. but the russians talked him out of it. the russians deny that. and whilele protests and clashes continue in the capital of caracas, the trump administration has not ruled out sending u.s. troops to venezuela. meanwhile here in the u.s. at the university of north carolina charlotte, two people are dead, four others wounded after an on-campus shooting. local reports say that the shooter was a student and opened fire

but man are they nervous because the attorney general has appointed a prosecutor to look into the investigation. >> sean: all right. now that's funny. i wish i thought of that when you see them in venezuela. all right. it's now every man, every woman for themselves and by the way the circular firing squad i told you about last night is forming. and that includes the paragon of virtue himself mr. james comey. is he blaming former cia director john brennan for pushing the dossier as, quote, crown material. but as fox news is reporting, that brennan and clapper, they are actually blaming comey, claiming that the pair always opposed the fired fbi director's use of the dirty dossier. at this point the only thing that comey, clapper and brennan seem to agree on are the semantics surrounding the term spying which, by the way, did occur in spite of what they are saying against the trump campaign and it happened not once, not twice, but multiple times. over and over again. but, according to comrade brennan, yes, comrade brennan it didn't really happen. the truth is not the truth. we are living in this, you know,

international that's it for the moscow newsroom for now sean thomas has your next update in just over thirty minutes. in twenty forty you know bloody revolution here to prevent the demonstrations going from being relatively peaceful political protests to be creasing the violent revolution is always spontaneous or is it just always here i mean your lists book video a clue in the new bill is that i knew this feeling needed to the former ukrainian president recalls the events of twenty fourteen. of those who took part in this did over five billion dollars to assist ukraine in these and other goals that will ensure a secure and prosperous and democratic. when the whole make this manufacture consent to instant of public wealth. when the ruling classes and protect themselves. when the final merry go round lifts only the one percent. we can all middle of the room signals. the real news is. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the. all the politics small business i'm show business i'll see of them. some of it if. only. to show people how much it's w

. >> i love the question sean basically has prepare for a big bore or the wars we have been fighting for a while. but those were so far off f 35 they were not even worth addressing. with those heavy r&d days. the truth is i wish there was somebody running alongside to make lockheed martin compete that by itself it has driven down the cost because of the pilots it is the most dominant fighter ever coming across the pilot and with that f 15 pilot whenever we go back to the previous platform. always picking the f 35 over that platform. so do we need to prepare and engage for that low-level threat or the next level of war quirks in that global competitor. it is easy. we can flex into that low intensity things for a while and not hurt the united states strategically doing it over the last 15 or 20 years we have done that very well to take away that maligned thought process we have done that well in spite of 20 years ago to be prepared for a major conflict but we'd no longer have that capable of dealing with a competitor and the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff but right now to take e

or that's all from the moscow newsroom for this hour sean thomas has your next r.t. world news after we've learned about tackling the planet's plastic problem the company that sells four thousand bottles per se can. but. we're in the middle of the baby that with. the. war in memory today marks the seventy fourth anniversary of victory over fascism in europe the end of that conflict created the modern world order and it's still done . in twenty forty you know bloody revolution here to the demonstrations going from being relatively peaceful political protests to be creasing the violent revolution is always spontaneous or is it your style or here i mean your list with video threw me in the eye neighborly as i knew you schooling needle the former ukrainian president recalls the events of twenty fourteen. those who took the lead in this did over five billion dollars to assist ukraine in these and other calls that will ensure a secure and prosperous and democratic. in front of the cameras coca-cola c.e.o. promises us a world without waste that's our objective. but behind t

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programme has been told that hundreds of british teenagers are being sent by their somali parents to parts of the world that for many years have been associated with violence and chaos. our producer sean who've swapped violence in london for a new life in africa. for those risking their lives to seek asylum here, britain is a place of refuge. but for one community, the streets in the uk have become so dangerous that young people are making the opposite journey. british somali parents are sending their children who are born and raised here, in their words, "home". there are mothers are now sending their teenagers back home, saying, it's much safer to living in london. the uk's knife crime epidemic has reached such a level that british teenagers are swapping the streets of the uk for east africa. one of them, youssef, whose name we've changed, moved to kenya from london when a friend was killed. in those few years that i was doing my a—levels, it was tough. why was it tough? just seeing people being dropped every other day, being stabbed. it's not the place to be for a teenager, i would say. youssef was talking to jamal hassan, a british somali who grew up in west london. jamal turned h

wants to smell your hair anden hang out with you, really cares about you. >> sean: that is so bizarre and so creepy. >> then he hasan: [laughs] that are so creepy. the videos. we've shown them a lot, by the way. when you look at, let's compare the record-breaking success and the economy, you know, jobs, record-breaking african-americans, hispanic americans, asian-americans, women in the workplace. this guy had no recovery. >> this race is going to be between winners and whiners. and all of the whiners are going to get out of the run, left-wing democrats and they'll whine about something. all of the winners are going to say more jobs, higher take-home pay, better recovery, better future for america. so the people who like winning are going to end up voting for p trump and the republicans. the people who feel a need tobl hide in the corner and suck their thumb and whine are going to be for joe biden and the democrats. we'll see how the american people define themselves over the next year and a half. >> sean: he's a frontrunner now, does he stay there? >> i doubt it. look, first of all, hillary clinton was 30 points

the most important thing that has changed -- >> sean: that is a big detail. >> yes. >> sean: we have similar sources i'm guessing. >> i have confirmed in the next 7 to 8 days the president will declassify the first of many documents, first one we used to call bucket 5, exculpatory statements about the targets before it went to the fisa court. one important dynamic that changed, today at the hill we had a new poll for the first time the majority of americans support investigating the fbi conduct in the start of the russia investigation. that is a sea change in public sentiment, the american public is on to the skwam that was going on here. >> sean: its lease sign of the great investigative work you, sarah, gregg, i'm going to forget, jeannine, i'll miss 100 names. you've been on this for over two-plus years. because of the important investigations we fee cure each and every night on this program, as i said, now mueller is finished and that means, yes, the second act, the curtain is being lifted on the seedy bureaucrats in the deep state. the release of the closed door hearing transcri

this is what it has come to. >> sean: way to come i want to show you something. y back the whole show. >> laura: i was in an mri machine today, one of those coffin ones. >> sean: the worst. fe

my mom has a picture with sean mendez, a lot of teenage girls would love that. >> i hope she's sleeping now. >> she's recording it. >> got it on dvr. six or seven hours. >> happy mdz. >mother's day.>> how much did yn her. >> $75. >> okay. >> below average which is making me feel bad. >> we're seeing some average spending for mother's day. inflation occurred on this. last year 180 thras $180, this . >> and the planned gift purchases are for mother's day 2019, 79% greating cards, 67% flowers, 55% special outing, 38% clothing or clothing accessories and 35% jewelry. my mom is a fan of the gift card. i give it to her and she gets to buy what she wants. >> what about like pete and i, we're speaking about what you spend on the mother. on the wife who is a mother, on the mother-in-law. so that number is kind of. >> yeah, where do you. >> maybe that 196 is the total of everybody combined not just one mom. >> i think it's the total as well. i want to know -- i want to hear from viewers at foxandfriends.com, what do you buy for your mom? did you put a spending cap? do you buy for your mom or all

our business reporter sean farrington has been at an industrial laundry this morning speaking to theate—sector companies are actually owned by family businesses, 13 million people right across the uk work for a firm so how family businesses do is pretty important. express linen here are on their second generation, they get through 450,000 sheets a week, how are they going to move on we got potentially the third generation with this. morning. mark, what is it about being a business that has meant you continue to run it in that way after your father? i think my dad started linen hire in blackpool in the early 70s and he made a real success of express. it wasn't what i wanted to do when i left school, i didn't imagine myself as a laundry but i realised it was a great business to be in. blackpool is a great place, full of hotels, always been busy and i saw there was an opportunity to push the business forward and then well, his succession from school just seemed the obvious thing to do to come into the business with me. that's interesting. did you have much choice, did you feel you wante

some bad news for ireland's rugby union world cup hopes — their back row forward sean o'brien has beennt released by his club leinster earlier today, they said o'brien will have surgery "in the next few weeks". that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. government sources have told bbc news, there have been serious expressions of interest from buyers for british steel, which was placed in compulsory liquidation on wednesday. but reports that the government has set a two week deadline for a sale, have been dismissed. it's understood uk as well as foreign firms, have made enquiries. earlier my colleague shaun ley spoke to our business correspondent, katy austin — who said the only other option apart from somebody buying the company — is for the government to nationalise it. the insolvency of the company means 5,000 jobs are directly put at risk. and 3,000 of those are at scunthorpe, where there's that huge steelworks. otherjobs are also at risk in locations such as teesside and 20,000 others, potentially, in the supply chains. so there

[unintelligible] >> sean: you're watching nancy's pelosi, speaker in name only, has lostt all control in the u.s. house of representatives. by the way, sad sight to really behold. she's utterly powerless to the radical demands from ocasio-cortez and others, and according to a report from "politico," massive infighting now taking place among capitol hill democrats, and of course, the infighting is already in full gear in the deep state. congressman doug collins issued massive document release, hundreds of pages, closed door testimony transcripts, loretta lynch, mccabe. so many others. thanks to this release, we now know that loretta lynch, pretty much accusing of james comey of long before congress, that would be lying before congress, testifying under oath that she never asked comey to refer to the clinton criminal investigation as just a matter, the way comey said. somebody is lying, somebody committed perjury. the only question now is was it comey or was it lynch, or maybe both? and coming up, we have treasure trove of developments from these newly-released transcripts.re it's prett

you know, sean, it's gonna hurt kids, kids are going to get hurt.s she has to know that with hypodermice drug issues, the homelessness. >> sean: the kid who slid into second base and slid into a needle? >> yeah, it's unreal. these poor people have mental health issues, called dual diagnosis, they take drugs, they need mental health counseling, drug treatment and all her rich friends can build shelters instead of putting bathrooms to keep the feces off the streets. that makes no sense. >> sean: how about a shelter that has bathrooms, showers, two meals a day, maybe some mental health counseling? >> a true shelter. exactly. they need drug treatment, mental health. the city of oregon, the mayor gave $32 million in his budget towards it, that's where it needs to go for but not just setting bathrooms on the street where kids -- you know, people with mental health issues can be dangerous to children. >> sean: emily, i always say this. liberals are very generous witha our money. but when it comes to their own money, if it's a mile away from nancy pelosi's house and office and the other directi

nt>> sean: you said that this professor has all these connections to other western intel and governmentsah, the issue about russia, which mueller implied he was a russian agent, but it may be much deeper is how i am seeing this. my question to you is, do you believe, in an effort to illegally spy or get intelligence on the american people, that it's possible that some at the top of our intelligence chain, community, under obama-biden, they may have outsourced things that were illegal for them to do to americans so that they could have our allies do this buying for them? like, let me give you an example. great britain. australia. maybe italy. am i over the target here? >> i think you are. one of the things we point out in the latter, we are very specific, because the fbi -- i should say, the mueller group, claims that papadopoulos misled them and they were not allowed to get to professors misfud in time in order to interview him. this is the claim they make against papadopoulos when they said with him to press him. what they found us, wait a second, if this really happened, if you backtra

sean: yes. thank goodness, where has the whiteboard been? >> it's back!mployment rate in october of 2000 was 3.9%, now it is 3.6. the real gdp growth in 2000 was 2.97, growth in 2019, 2.97. this was the clinton-gore third election, this was al gore running to be the third term of bill clinton, they had a good economy, it was slowing down, we were in a recession by the next march, but it was a good economy as we approached the election and the econometric models were forecasting a victory for al gore, but he did not talk about it, he sure as heck never talked about what the next steps were for clinton-gore, and he never succeeded in disqualifying george w. bush, who proactively talked about what was necessary to spread prosperity morege broadly, which was to cut the taxes and lower the regulation and focus on teaching every child to learn to read. so the election is about whatever the candidates say it is about as long as the people accept it, and if the president is going to using economy to his advantage. p it has to be those three things. talk about it,