siegel is still with me. put up the tip line.eople wait until the authorities are gathered on the screen to give their tip line and in all the years i've been covering scenes like this and what comes to mind most readily are shootings like school shootings because they will be watching, watching for authorities and all of a sudden have something to say. i want to keep the number up. new video inside the subway car during the shooting. we are watching this with you for the very first time. i have not been told of any graphic nature of this one but you can imagine what police will have to work with in terms of all of the different vantage points and people with their phones. this is inside the subway car. you see -- did you see that, doctor? >> yes. >> harris: now that appears to be someone who they are giving some aid to and we don't know if we can see back through the door what it would be for. we don't want to jump and gas. it could be a trample, fall, gunshot but not sure. someone is on the ground there. this is one of the clea

he needs siegel because having siegel in uniform helps lincoln win the german-american vote. having been butler an important command helps secure lincoln, the support of new england democrats or former democrats. so ben butler is important too. and this leads to where i can dismisses these subsidiary campaigns and say they're not going to do anything much because both guys performed at the level we've come to expect from political generals and thus both subsidiary campaigns were complete failures. butler didn't take richmond, didn't take petersburg, got his command bottled up in the end of a peninsula between the james and appomattox rivers and that was that. the confederates were able to contain him with minimum force and detach the rest of their troops to lee. siegel also failed in the shenandoah valley. and so these two subsidiary campaigns that had the potential to help grant a lot -- it's going to all be on grant and the army of the potomac which he's not commanding but he's supervising. more on that in a moment. it's time for that, not right now. let's talk about the co

siegel. >> right, kennedy. 17 transplantations.s came from the ministry of health in the united kingdom who said, look, young children who have been kept at home and not allowed in school -- kennedy wants them in school, by the way, i don't care what "outnumbered" says -- that they don't get the usual viruses, and one of them is an add know virus. and it usually causes respiratory problems or a stomach ache. but these children are getting severe hepatitis. and it's never been seen with this virus before, in this virus is the culprit, and it's been found in the majority of cases. over 160, and 17 liver transplants around the world including 2 here in the united states in alabama, 9 kids have gotten it. it's been since late fall, and, you know, it's only in the hundreds, but it's spreading, and the cdc and the world health organization are concerned. we've already seen a death from it. they have to look at the livers directly of the kids that are transplanted to figure out if it's the virus or what about the virus, maybe it mutated.

marc siegel after the break.dr. marc siegel everybody has been asking myself what the hell is going on in 20 20% county voters like you and me, the county prosecutor, if you want to really see what i look like no farther than george deliberately the most violent criminals in los angeles in two weeks or so my neighborhood is turning. people are so about what's going on when he says i'm not going to prosecute the legalizing gang members committing murders, they'll be released by december 25 no matter what this is under george desco, you do the crime not to use the time to break the law are celebrating. tucker carlson original suicide of los angeles streets now on the line up at fox station dot my husband always trying to hug up grinker time, but i don't think he realizes how much is pain cream smells. i guess i get the kids to myself today thanks to my secret my secret to living a pain free life with no smell . thanks. i'll stay and drink. well it couldn't hurt to share it so in any way australians find out what your

let's welcome in professor jeremy siegel of the wharton school that's the question.ou have been among the loudest people out there inflation, inflation, inflation. the fed will have to be way more aggressive than the market thinks gundlach now says inflation is peaking and others have said it, too. what do you think? >> i think 8.5% year over year, that might be the peak, but i think there's going to be 6%, 7% year over year for a long time by the way, i think stephanie had it at the top of your program in terms of there's a lot of very negative forces for inflation in terms of making inflation worse. you see oil above 100 again and i'm particularly worried natural gas which is almost doubled, and i'm talking about february 23 gas when it's used for heating has almost doubled and if you take a look at the rental indexes and home ownership indexes they're only up 4% or 5% when we know home prices are up 15, 20% and that's going to get into that index. so technically, will we see something around 8.5% year over year well, maybe not, is it going to be that good if it st

siegel, and let's you and i listen to dr.ho's the director of the center of biology evaluation and research at the fda. let's listen. >> what really keeps me up at night, it's knowledge that we can't keep boosting and that we only -- we're going to have vaccine exhaustion. and i don't mean -- i'm not talking about immune if exhaustion, i'm talking about physical exhaustion in people not going to get boosted. arthel: so that's what you were just talking about, dr. marc. should more people get another booster, a fourth shot? >> i think those at high risk, arthel, those that are obese, that have chronic medical conditions, that are over the age of 65. i think that the government, i think the administration if confused people when they said 50. i think when you get to be over 60, 65, you're more at risk. and then after 4-6 months the vaccine is waning. but i spoke to a doctor today on that fda advisory committee, and he thinks that the third and the fourth rt shot should be left for people most at risk and that younger people are

elizabeth: as his back with us now fox news contributor doctor marc siegel.at was your reaction here dr. fauci sings essentially the cdc's above the law the coats courts have no right to overrule the law on decisions like mask mandates? >> i will think anybody is a love the law that's a famous line through the cdc is not very think dr. fauci missed the point here which is the federal judge was asking according to jonathan turley who was on my radio show today the famed legal scholar that you know well he says the federal judge was simply asking for an explanation which he didn't get so she made a ruling. and now the thing gets deeper because the department of justice gets involved the whole thing blows up the cdc could end up with its power at limited. i don't think anybody questions that the cdc has the power to actually figure out if we are in a situation where we are at danger where this international danger danger from state to state of public contagion they could actually make a mandate sprayed the question is, they have to justify it. have they studied

siegel thank god for you and happy easter to you and happy passover again.ur insights there come back soon. okay, obama officials even warning a recession could hit amid historic inflation right before the midterms. jenn's sake is focused on attacking fox news peter doocy for asking questions about that. critics say the only people deutsche's questions make look inane are those who lamely tried to avoid answering them we take that on next on "the evening edit". she always had your back... like the time she spotted the neighbor kid, an approaching car, a puddle, and knew there was going to be a situation. ♪ ♪ ms. hogan's class? yeah, it's atlantis. nice. i don't think they had camels in atlantis. really? today she's a teammate at truist, the bank that starts with care when you start with care, you get a different kind of bank. trelegy for copd. [coughing] ♪ birds flyin' high, you know how i feel. ♪ ♪ breeze driftin' on by... ♪ if you've been playing down your copd,... ♪ it's a new dawn, it's a new day,... ♪ ...it's time to make a stand. start a new day with t

marc siegel. it is good to have you on.eals court in new orleans upholding the biden vaccine mandate for federal workers. your thoughts on this. >> wow, what expert timing, liz. great to be on with you, when you consider that nancy pelosi just got covid in a crowded room despite the vaccine and booster in the white house while a bill was being signed. we don't know who else got it. we're looking at president, the former president, several congressman getting it. here is my point, despite vaccines and boosters up the with -- wazoo, which proves, we don't need them to prove it, vaccine decreases severity, not spread. you can still spread it easily. what is the purpose of the mandate? if the purpose of the mandate was we want to protect the public space and you're ironclad sure you can't get covid i would not agree with that but at least i understand it. this is pure hypocrisy you can get covid anyway even with the vaccine and spread it. elizabeth: nancy pelosi was near the president, right? she was within a few feet of him. s

marc siegel after the break. >> ♪ ♪ >> tucker: fox news alert. airlines is dead. masks are optional on the biggest u.s. carriers. the tsa won't enforce the mandate anymore. passenger cheered on many flights. this come because a florida judge ruled that the biden administration doesn't get to make up the rules because they are not god. they can't arrest you if you don't comply with your fake news. this is one quote from the judge: you don't get to treat american citizens like an invading army as you treat the invaders like your own children. no more mask mandates on planes. amen. >> [sirens wailing]. >> tucker: we focussed on covid for 2 years but there are real public health emergency going. one in new jersey. dozens people connected to a single high school have rare brain tumors. >> a scientist confirmed 65 cases of rare brain tumors. they were all colonial high school graduates or had worked there. this person was diagnosed 20 years ago and still suffers lingering issues. >> my sister received the news he had a brain tumor herself. it was stage

marc siegel, also a fax news contributor.e of this extension of the federal mask mandate? >> i think it extends the inconsistencies of the whole situation. c.d.c. just recently a couple weeks ago said ok, now focus on severity, on hospitalizations, on deaths, not so much on case numbers. meanwhile, everything has gone down, including case numbers. hospitalizations are at all time low from the beginning of the pandemic. deaths have gone down below 650 for the first time in a really long time. and case numbers are under 30,000 a day. so, at the time when that is happening, and i want to add the most important thing, i've now got therapeutics, i can report to you that i can get paxlovid, from c.v.s., a lot of pharmacies, the monoclonals, i have no trouble gets that. therapeutics, plenty of vaccines and rapid tests and a virus for the most part is less severe than there is less of it and. so, why would one place have a mask mandate and another not, and the last point is, if you've been on a plane lately, half the people are not w

siegel a heartening report that some of these victims not life-threatening age injuries. can you share with us what you learned? >> one of the biggest messages i got from dr. siegel's really pertinent to say now because we are three and half hours away from when this began. he really wants people to think they have been held something to get to the hospital now. whatever it is is toxic enough that they are going to need some help and they don't want to wait until they feel like well i'm not hyperventilating from fear anymore, but i still cannot breathe. why's that? he doesn't want you to wait until that point. there may be many more people with smoke and elation because some sort of device was set off. the question is what were the ingredients of that device? so that was sort of the technical side of my conversation with dr. siegel and that's more of an immediate care situation bear the gun shot wounds, hopefully the people that suffer them would've gotten more immediate attention because they would not have been able to walk away and run from a scene. those people who ar

been us is one of the siegel them would have, would not from of been was word of mouth from, of, loses, recently abroad. moved with them with the form of to them. most of them was profoundly what's not supposed to do. construction dog lewis nothing to the $33.00 to drop him. all german chancellor cells also delivered a clear message of support for ukraine, but added that western allies will stopped short of direct involvement in the wall . speaking after talks with other leaders, sholtes criticized rushes, latest offensive, and ethan ukraine. and he blamed to president vladimir putin for war crimes against civilians. from the bay club at clifton, our principles are clear. elaine, everyone agrees on them to be complied. ukraine continues to have our full solidarity and support at the same time as heads of state and government. it's our duty to prevent the war from spreading to other countries that hinder, therefore, nato does not want to and cannot intervene directly in the war. and that's how it will remain. everyone agrees on that. our policy is guided by these principles, our maximum

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marc siegel. kiss the president for 15 minutes on the cheek for us to get to close contact. how do we explain this to our viewers, marc? >> let's start with some clarification. 15-minute rule and the cdc has admitted this to me is out of date. pre-omicron, the original variant. with omicron it is more easily transmissible. the 15-minute rule is out the window number one. in a close area like that with poor ventilation it is not 15 minutes. much less. second the viral kiss, listen, saliva has a ton of sars covid 2 in it. a high level and why we use saliva to test for it. you could absolutely transmit it that way. the third issue here is if you test negative on a rapid test for a couple of days. with omicron it can take a few days to test positive. i'm not saying the president has it but i bet he is being tested every day and everyone around the speaker whether they were there for 15 or 5 minutes. >> >> dana: she said it is possible the president could get a positive covid test. they are out there l

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siegel, wow, he is as good as he looks, blood pressure, everything about him.aa he gave me permission he will be running the show for another 50 years. >> jesse: good blood pressure. that's what counts. >> thanks, jesse. >> jesse: does the joe biden know the media is compromised by the chinese? is he being blackmailed? we will investigate next. ♪ i have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. now, there's skyrizi. ♪ things are getting clearer, i feel free ♪ ♪ to bare my skin ♪ ♪ yeah, that's all me ♪ ♪ nothing and me go hand in hand ♪ ♪ nothing on my skin, that's my new plan ♪ ♪ nothing is everything ♪ achieve clearer with skyrizi. 3 out of 4 people achieved 90% clearer skin at 4 months. of those, nearly 9 out 10 sustained it through 1 year. and skyrizi is 4 doses a year, after 2 starter doses. ♪ i see nothing in a different way ♪ ♪ it's my moment so i just gotta say ♪ ♪ nothing is everything ♪ skyrizi may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. before treatment, your doctor should check you for infections and tuberculosis. tell your

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. >> were not allowed -- we will not allow new york to be terrorized by a siegel individual. nypd is searching for the suspect our lord and we will find him. -- suspect and we will find him. >> investigators do not believe it was an act of terror, but yet another mass shooting. brent: it police officer shot an -- a police officer shot an israeli individual. tensions are high as muslim, jewish, and christian holidays converge this wee >> fearing more bloodshed, israel ramps up the counterterrorism in the west bank. palestinians launched attacks at israel that left 14 israelis dead in cent weeks about the same number palestinians including a sealants have also died. one of them was this man who was involved with his family in an exchange of gunfire with israeli forces. hundreds of palestinians came to mourn him in the west bank. >> the army is spiteful of any palestinian. it is a hateful army. some officialsave accused israel of using excessive force. >> to say that the israeli army has injured or killed people who were not involved in vionce. all of this comes during the musli

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siegel, thank you . thank you ..it's>> okay now we can finally admit that hunter biden's laptop is not russian disinformation and saying saying that does not make you a tool of putin. so now we admit that new line from the atlantic and cnnoe the laptop doesn't really matter anyway. nothing to see here. but thankfully there areot may.l some serious journalistsous j looking into the biden family's overseas influenceournalist pede operations. cbs news is o catherine herridge is one of them. she just reported that american banks flagged more than one hundred and fifty financial transactions involving hunter or james biden who isre the president's brother. some of those transactions wereb large wyatts transfers. >> watch.sf cbser news has learned that more than one hundred and fifty transactions involving either hunter or james biden's global business affairs were flagged as concerning by u.s.so banks for further review. some of those concerns included large wire transfers. this week, grassley released bank recordsthis in

siegel, thank you . going up against vladimir putin . >> he's got to be at his top game, no question. well, of courseuest this is just too crazy. thank you . and that's just not our view. the democratiche party is terrified of the idea of joe biden running for president again because they think he will lose. so they're undermining him. obviously. but if it's not biden, who would it be ? who are the other potential candidatesof? dana perino is one of the best people in the world is thinking this stuff through .rl she's co-anchord five, america's newsroom co-host of the five, a friend of ours. probably a lot of other things >> g dog owner. she joins us tonight. here. dana, thanks for coming on . so let's just stipulate that there are a lot of democrats who don't want biden to run again, nothing personal, but his approval ratings suggest he shouldn't run again. so if it's not biden, who would it be ? do you think?m well, do a you remember a few months ago i came on your program and i suggested to everybody

marc siegel knows it all about covid. he just signed out yesterday, the president did, it won't take us long to get the first shipment in there. probably a week or so from now. >> dana: the u.s. sending more military aid to ukraine and most deadly weapons in the american arsenal. how could it change the dynamic? a pandemic policy allowing congressmen to vote remotely. are some abusing the rule? we'll talk about that next. hi, i'm william devane. did you know there's only been two times in american history - two - when the national debt was larger than gross domestic product? world war ii - and right now. that's a deep hole. and i don't know how we'll climb out of it. that's why i buy gold from rosland capital. rosland capital is a trusted leader in helping people acquire precious metals. gold bullion, lady liberty gold and silver proofs, and premium coins, can help you preserve your wealth. call rosland capital to receive your free rosland guide to gold, gold & precious metals ira, and silver brochure. with rosland, there

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siegel here, i don't accept. that's because what you said is very serious. i got to thank you. on an opinion poll from a french broadcaster found over half the view is surveyed, adult micron was more convincing. in the debate, the french voters will have the last word in sundays run off election. that's it from me at the new steam, terry mountain. we'll have an update for you. at the top of the hour, i've got office, thanks village and started out with spooky intimidation and transformed into an orgy of hate and violence. the history of the ku klux klan, the oldest terrorist organization in the united states found it over 150 years ago . it's repeatedly died out, but always been resurrected. the ku klux klan starts may 11th on d. w. ah oh, on december 26th 2016. russia was in morning. an aeroplane carrying the red army choir had crashed into the black sea. 92 members of the choir were killed. the ensemble had been performing revolutionary war songs and other classics for more than 80 years. the group songs also helped keep alive the memory of the great patriotic war. the war in

the nurses at another siegel the modem with the national with this is our appeal to the world. this could be our last appeal of our lives. we are may be pacing our last days. if not hours, the enemy is outnumbering us, tend to one. they have advantage in the air in artillery, in their forces on land, in equipment and in tanks, while we're only defending one object, the as old style plant, where in addition to military personnel, there are also civilians who have fallen victim to this war. we appeal and plead to all world leaders to help us with the abilene european council president charles michelle, is the latest you leader, to or for support in a sure sort of verity you shall, matthew grinning, president. one of them is that asking, can you sample as to continue for why the military aid? today, we have to say 1500000000 euros military equipment. and they asked to do in closer solution with you, we are trying to transmit my pursuit to act better, to support your to mid showed it's what we provide is what you need. and we stood very precisely what our denise and her, we are abl

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doc siegel is with us. on the right-hand side of the screen. is the debate about? there is very little covid in new york city. secondly almost no one in the hospital. the case was occasionally spread under oh 3-year-old or 4-year-old it is occasional and not leading to severe disease almost none of the time. thoroughly, have you ever seen them struggle to wear a mask? i've never seen one where it properly. not one. fourth, it interferes with socialization, learning languages. there is no sense of this whatsoever while kyree irving and basketball players were allowed to go mask 3 and people can now pour across the board without masks, and unvaccinated, such hypocrisy to all of this. it is ridiculous that it is continuing. at this point especially with no cases around, hardly any. stuart: young children are the least vulnerable of all. the important story, the fda says covid vaccines may need to change to ensure higher levels of protection. does that mean every time there's a new variant, we nita vaccine so we need a new shot like a flu shot ever

siegel, thank you. >> going up against vladimir putin he's got to be at his top game, no question. >>se. >> the democratic party is terrified of joe biden running for president again because they think he will lose. they're undermining him, obviously. if not biden, who would it be? who are the other potential candidates. one of the best people in the world is cohost of the five, a friend of ours, probably lot of other things, a dog owner. thanks for coming on. >> glad to be here. >> let's just stipulate there are a lot of democrats that don't want biden to run again. so, if it's not biden, who would it be, do you think? >> a few months ago i came on my program and i suggested that everybody keep a watch on hillary rodham clinton because she was making noise about how the election was taken from her, and that she would be somebody who can save the party, really. there are three people saying this on the record. one is hillary clinton, the other is bane sanders, and now your friend liz warren. they all three on the record are saying if biden chooses newt run again, i will run. then ther

marc siegel at nyu for shepherding me through this crisis and is wonderful wise wid my shock i who willnew york, my girlfriend asked when the last time you were on tv was. i said it was about a week back. it's good. barney from springfield, illinois, they keep saying that we need immigration reform how about we just enforce the laws already in the books? that would be too simple but with the politicians do something that would make so much sense? jim, from new jersey. i want elon musk to buy our southern border, that would be a good idea. adam from detroit, michigan, where is blm now protesting for the african american guard who lost his life trying to save immigrants. >> there's no money in that. if there was money they can embezzle it from that death and of course they would be there. in full force. >> ed from st. paul, minnesota. if you really do only have eight years left though student loan payoffs look dumber than ever. someone should let elizabeth warren know that. and here we go was up with warren, if elizabeth warren is elected president we have to return the stolen land to our

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.>> i'm lynn newhouse siegel from pacific heights and i've been a neighbor of the clay peterson's 1984 a center of the community and iwant to thank you all for considering this . this is just one step in trying to restore it as a vital center of the community but even its fagade and the signs and architecture are so much a part of our neighborhood and of our city so thank you, we hope to be working with others to get this actually functioning and running but this is a great step forward and i thank you . >> thank you miss newhouse siegel. >> greetings supervisor. yes, as a native of san francisco and long-term resident, the clay theater has been instrumental even in my life. i remember going to movies in the 1970s and 80s and i think it's very important this landmark go forward. we need to do everything possible to keep san francisco traditional and historical values and the thriving community of the fillmore as you know for the broader western condition depends on something that reminds them of the past so iwholeheartedly support it and we ask you to move this forward . thank you. >>

the lessons learned of the siegel somewhat would not from us. this is our appeal to the world. this could be our last appeal of our lives. we are may be pacing our last days. if not hours, the enemy is outnumbering us tend to one. they have advantage in the air in artillery, in their forces on land equipment and in tanks. we are only defending one object, the adult style plant, where in addition to military personnel, there are also civilians who have fallen victim to this war, which we appeal and plead to all world leaders to help us with properly european council president charles michelle is the latest you leader to or for support. in i saw solidarity, michel matthew grinning, president will the de mer zaleski in, can you sample as to continue for why the military in today we have to say 1500000000 euros military equipment. and the after do intrusion solution with you, we are trying to convince my masters to it better to help support your to make sure it's what we provide is what you need in history. precisely what are denise and her, we are able to make sure that we can pro

will bellagio, or lord him is i thought any kimball already my daughter summers recliner. anomaly, siegel not watching i watching. alicia jordan augusta danasia, but adama, i covered the war in croatia. so bosnia was always there. and i think it was what, from what we learned from, from vogala, from coming in from glean and asi campuses. it seemed inconceivable. but what happened in croatia could happen in a country where the hulk carpet the whole tapestry was so finely woven house by house street by street classroom by classroom. mm. ah, i really got involved with bus. yeah. it's a governor's story. was when we heard room is here in london of what would be cool concentration camps in the newspapers were the media they call to to civil war. busy or there was always this on the current of sort of oh, the ancient ethnic hatred say come lu. balkan barbarians again. they were at it only last year in vogue over those. an element of that refugees who were arriving in croatia were talking in very dramatic and worrying to about what was happening in the pedo area. people didn't want to talk about

siegel is on see the market. >> lou: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- jason segel, diane kruger, and music from bonnie raitt. with cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you. thank you very much. thank you. that's very nice. hi, everybody, i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thanks for watching at home, and thank you for coming. that's very nice. what a day, i have to tell you, what a night and what a day. i have the weirdest life, i really do. once again, i find myself in the middle of a brouhaha. as i appear to have run afoul of probably the worst woman in american politics. marjorie taylor greene, the congress "person" from the 14th district of georgia is unhappy. she's specifically unhappy with me. she's had a tough couple of days. on the show tuesday night, mtg klan mom as we call her -- [ laughter ] earlier in the day called three of her fellow republicans "pro-pedophile" for supporting judge ketanji brown jackson's nomination to the supreme court. which is lovely, a lovely thing to say

marc siegel and texas state representative brian harrison also part of the former administration. great to have you both back with us tonight. >> great to be with you, shannon. >> shannon: let start with the health issues despite the administration has said they are now going to appeal the judge's ruling that masked mandates for travel were not properly instituted and need to go away. a harvard professor wrote i wrote about this denominator issue in an article and billions of people travel by plane every year, yet, there is only a handful of documented disease outbreaks attributable to airplanes in the past 40 years. dr. fact or fission humic fiction and what do we need to know about the travel situation? >> what we need to know is what you just said is true. very few exchanges of viruses on planes because they have filters and air flow and the filtration systems on planes. that is number one. now, the issue whether they have the right to impose this or not, you know i will say this. you are the attorney and also author of great spiritual books, by the way and i don't know if the

marc siegel joins us, thank you so much for coming on, i have not seen any peer-reviewed study is on a path to transition, hair sniffing for the coronavirus, but i'm wondering if the behavior you just on the video we played seem safe to you? >> not totally, and i think it will give, tucker, a new meaning to though word of viral kiss or a viral hug, if that case has virus in it, you can spread it that way. but on a serious note, she is 82 years old, speaker pelosi, she only has thyroid disease by report, but she is and a high-risk group. so far she is not sick, but you know, look, she could get any drugs she wants. she could get the latest pill, the latest antibody, it would not hurt her that over $200,000 from drug company money has been given to her campaign over the last decade, but i'm sure that she could get it anyway. now in terms of the vaccine, i think you are right about this, she has had double vaccine and the booster, i don't know if she got the second booster the way that the president did on camera, but one thing is for sure, she got it anyway. and it would be a great tea

meaning siegel not launch enable jean alicia jordan. augusta danasia adama. i covered the war croatia. so bosnia was always there. and i think it was what from what we learned from, from vogala, from clean, from glean oscio comprises. it seemed inconceivable that what happened in croatia could happen in a country where the whole carpet. the whole tapestry was so finely woven house by house street by street, close from by classroom. mm. ah, i really got involved with was yeah, it's a governor's story was when we heard rumors here in london of what were being called concentration camps in the newspapers were the media. they called it a civil war. busy oh, there was always this on the current of sort o, the ancient ethnic hatred say come lu, balkan barbarians again. they were at it only last year in vogue over those in element of that. refugees who were arriving in croatia were talking in very dramatic and worrying to about what was happening in the pedo area. people didn't want to talk about genocide for sure. a didn't even want to talk about aggression. oh, et