of life grumpy cat was indeed an adorable little feline born in arizona united states to her owner tabitha in 2012 she as you've mentioned suffered from a certain type of dwarfism which gave her the very well distinguished expression that we all came to know and love very very grumpy as you've made as you may have noticed she rose to fame after tabitha's brother brian uploaded a picture of her on reddit also in 2012 and well the rest is history she was able to capture everyone's hearts probably because each one of us has a grumpy cat when i think i can relate to. not only did. of followers on bond she also made her owner a millionaire i mean how did that happen. yeah correct will grumpy cat had over 8000000 followers on facebook more than 2000000 on instagram and more than 1000000 followers on twitter but she also had a brand and a company established after her name graham grumpy cat ltd now although the family cat parents never disclose just how much grumpy cat net worth is still estimates talk about anywhere between $1000000.00 and $100000000.00 so this was not only a cute cat but also a

cat was indeed an adorable feline 7 years old born in arizona united states in 2012 to her owner tabitha she was an adorable little cat who as you said because of dwarfism certain type of dwarfism she received this well how to say this very grumpy face she rose to fame when her owner's brother posted a picture of her on reddit in 2012 and ever since well the rest is history she was able to capture everyone's hearts on the internet she was part of millions of means tweets movies and we will all miss her. and then the other not only did grumpy count of millions of followers she also made her own a small. correct she had more than 8000000 followers on facebook 2000000 on instagram more than 1000000 on twitter but she also had a brand established after her name grumpy cat ltd the family never disclosed just exactly how much. net worth was but speculation talked about anywhere between $1000000.00 and $100000000.00 to the media brian tabitha's brother said that that allows them to have a low 6 figure salary and this is more or less what we know about the numbers she was definitely a hit also i

she rose to fame when tabitha's brother brian posted a picture of her on reddit and well the rest is history she was able to capture everyone's heart i guess because well each one of us has a little bit of a small grumpy cat within them and i mean she had a she had millions of followers she also made her owner a millionaire tell us more about that side. correct so basically grumpy cat who was related by the way was tartar sauce she had more than 8000000 followers on facebook more than 2000000 followers on instagram and more than 1000000 followers on twitter see was definitely not only a cute cat but also very profitable and her family never really disclosed just the just what you know grumpy cats net worth was but speculations talk about anything anywhere between 1000000 dollars and 100 $1000000.00 as grumpy cat had her own online store where you can buy merchandise from mugs to t. shirts and of course postcards films so definitely a good cat for business there may be a bit too soon but i mean can anyone really compare when we're looking at the sort of influence and notoriety of this

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the years the funding to do is they did this in 2016 you know what happened in 2017 tabitha you know tell me you know that's what i mean your opinion union voted to approve whether to use global so for the next 5 years while that's rather convenient is there and they always say this thing about oh well the e.p.a. keeps saying it's great even though study after study after study and lawsuit after lawsuit our own invite us environmental protection agency keeps you know sort of backing them up and saying well they can always point to that. which is and that's the question why is the why is the e.p.a. like so you know just kind of becoming like this turn key well partially because they literally rely on these companies. to keep their budget oh interesting yeah so what happened was the pesticide companies have to pay a registration fee and this was all part of the past aside registration improvement act which was supposed to i guess improve our pesticides and they over oversight of them so what they said is we you have to pay a certain a. to register with the office if you're a seller of

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maker purdue over opioid sales thus 2 fueling the epidemic that as we know and as you pointed out tabitha continues to rage in the united states and oklahoma and particularly in the midwest purdue has already agreed to a $270000000.00 settlement with the state of oklahoma and by the way an update on this on sunday teva pharmaceutical industries the big israeli pharmaceutical company agreed to an $85000000.00 settlement so defense attorneys at this point in the oklahoma case you asked me about this what they are saying well they argue that the pain medication is needed by 50000000 americans who they say deal with chronic pain many with debilitating or terminal diseases and that the drug maker shouldn't be held liable for what pharmacists prescribe if they're over prescribing the medication or how patients react to it and that basically that argument is in line with what a north dakota judge ruled in another case in which he dismissed complaints by the state of north dakota against produce but these are you know certainly these are some arguments that raise a lot of eyebrows among people co

topics we've covered on facebook you tube and twitter shows that r t v dot com coming up our own tabitha wallace opened the gallery for discussion with r t america correspondent sara. and rachel stay tuned with watching the whole. really there's not much happening in the global economy as a result of the u.s. china so-called trade war just to put things in perspective you know most things. from china see united states or exported as finished products the same holds true for most things exported from the u.s. to china so any tariffs on those products while they might affect price levels in the u.s. or in china and they might affect the level of trade between the u.s. and china they simply don't disrupt the global supply chain so the rest of the world is hardly affected at all. as a tense situation in venezuela is still over the news the problem in venezuela is not that socialism. has been poorly implemented but that socialism has been only implement inside venezuela things look different we're going to announce sanctions against patrol venezuela so if you. have a supplement to. get out of

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dot com coming up our old tabitha wallace opens up the gallery for discussion with movie reviews host got to know you are to america correspondent so i'm up with the old and felt great i don't want to miss this the state so often. after the previous stage of my career was over everyone wondered what i was going to do next the multiple different clubs on one hand it is logical to sit in the home fields where everything is familiar on the other i wanted a new challenge and a fresh perspective i'm used to surprising and i saw one on t.v. . i'm going to talk about football not the or else in the sink i was going to the. by the way what is it that slide here. that's just. so that i want to do things that show the face doing the show to be very clear like . a way to go to the. management. and they have nothing. yeah you feel it's really. something what do you hope the bahamas a little body looks local just and do you wonder. if the soon going back to the album in the book it measures stuff that's a concert or like to. thank you. thank you both so the our. program was brought out. during. wa

jillian: william barr tabitha federal prosecutor to look at how the russia investigation began.ob: john durham is launching a probe over the government surveillance of the trump campaign including the use of informants by the doj and potential fisa abuses. jillian: his 40 year career is corrupted by -- marked by corruption investigations. rob: tray gouty is praising william barr. jillian: he said the american people deserve answers why this investigation was opened in the first place. >> the fourth person charged with investigating the origins of the russia probe. i'm more interested in how effectively they do it more than the numbers. of this is the right person to do it more power to them. there is an easy roadmap to follow. we know the origins of the russia probe, what russia did to us. i want the origins of when the bureau began to intermingle the trump campaign with the russia probe and how did the fbi assess christopher steele. they have their own internal documents, the internal fbi documents, they did their own assessment and you will be surprised whether or not they vie

she died in the arms of her mother, tabitha, and it was due to complications of a urinary tract infectiont i wish i could've figured that out. your next section? >> i don't know if you saw, i was on the quiz with tucker the other day. second time, second loss. kennedy beat me. but not without controversy as it always is but watch what happens. >> the president, as you know, has given nicknames to a number of the democratic candidates running this year. what is the name he's given to the south bend mayor pete buttigieg? >> alfred p newman? >> okay, notice what she said. was it alfred p newman, greg, or alfred e. neuman? >> she soda said e, but it was p. i'm telling you, they do not keep score well on that show. >> i told them that. hey, i noticed -- >> want a rematch? >> can i say something to an intern here. also, watters' world. we have the latest on the sex strikes, so see that. politically incorrect movies that wouldn't survive today. and dana perino makes her "watters world" debut. you know we talk about? you. >> people will be riveted. >> it's a pretty good segment. >> your turn. >>

for now we say thank you, tabitha. join the wazers as your team, please. >>> temperatures for the weekend? >> it is all because of the rain that moved yesterday evening. it will start to warm up. this upcoming weekend it will look nice. i know you're making plans. it's going to be mother's day. expect sunshine inland. highs reaching the upper 70s for san francisco. staying in the 60s. more sun as we go into saturday as well as sunday. so looks really nice. let's start making some plans. maybe go hiking as we look at the forecast for muir woods. partly cloudy skies over the next several days. from friday into sunday. reaching the mid-60s. if you're planning to go to the sierra, that's a live look. that may have you packing the car. it's going to be great. but there will be showers moving through. mid to upper 60s for both saturday and sunday. friday is your day to get out for hiking or skiing. we'll talk about what's going on today in our forecast. that's coming up in about three minutes. >>> all right. looking forward