the splurging on unnecessary things like tons of tater tots, $4.6 million on crab legs and lobster and even a foosball table. when i heard this outlandish spending, i embraced my inner tom coburn and took action in the use of her lucid spending spree tom coburn wasn't afraid to work across the aisle to find compromise without compromising his principles or values. there is no better example than theth friendship he struck up wh president obama. they were on opposite sides of every major issue during their time in washington. yet that they would regularly call to offer encouragement to president obama and pray for him and his family. the two of them could be spotted hugging and laughing together at the state of the union address. at the time when the focus too often is on what separates rather than unites us these or relationship goals we should aspire to achieve with one another our hearts and prayers are with doctor coburn's wife caroline and his daughters and, grandchildren as they grieve his never bewhile he can coreplaced we can take comfort knowing he has made this world a better

mushrooms, chicken tenders, tater tots. we're gonna donate this food. i don't want it around here anymore. all right, let's head downtown. mike: all right. lemonis: the next thing i want to do is take kathleen and mike to meet with all the franchisees. when i first met a couple of them, it was very obvious to me that mike and kathleen were way out of touch. my investment wasn't into a single business. it was into a system. i don't want five restaurants. i want 50 or 500. and i want to fix the relationship between mike, kathleen, and the franchisees. i wanted to get you guys together today to give you an update on what's transpired, but, more importantly, to start the process of having good and open lines of communication. and what i thought i was coming to help was a very healthy franchise organization that wanted to grow. instead, what i found was a very unhealthy franchise organization whose franchisee/franchisor relationships are broken. and so the deal that i made is to put $350,000 up at the parent company, the franchisor level. i'm gonna take that

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splurging on unnecessary things like tons of tater tots, $4.6 million on crab legs and lobster, and even a foosball table. when i had this outlandish spending i embraced my inner tom coburn and took action putting forward the bill to end washington's year end use it or lose it spending spree. folks, tom coburn was not afraid to work across the aisle to find compromise without compromising his principles or values. there's no better example than the friendships he struck up with president w obama. the two were elected to the senate the same year they were on opposite sides of nearly every major issue during their time in washington. yet doctor coburn would regularly call to offer encouragement to president obama and pray for him and his family. two of them could be spotted laughing together at the state of the union address. a time when they focused too often is on what separates rather than unites us. these are relationship goals we should w all aspire to achieve with one another if we hope to tackle the unprecedented problem now facing our nation. our hearts and prayers are with doctor

this is where tater gets trimmed down to fry size for his or belgians national dish never the less around 90 percent of belgian fries are export it mostly to other european countries since everyone's in the same boat. they should all weather this storm together since the city has community responded to mention 57 to secure has never yet been answered. but this is an exceptional situation. moment of the euro and the belgian government and help for farmers up to now the potato processing industry has had a new era news of around 2000000000 euros now and the deep freeze facilities are almost full. yet try stans are gradually being allowed to reopen. so get some while they're hot . this is one of the everyone thinks fries come from france because they're called french fries but that's nonsense we belgians and tens of them that's why it's a good idea to eat more fries to keep the tradition alive one. of the secrets of belgian fries is that they're cooked twice in beef drippings at 2 different temperatures. they're not vegan but few belgians are. 30 easing for their country now if they don't wa

it is an incompetent and corrupt military tater ship. it is involved with a war with another dictatorship. it is a war between two dictatorships for control of vietnam. i think we make a grave mistake when we try to close such a war in terms of the ideals for which this country should stand. freedom is not at issue for the people of vietnam. one way or the other, the kind of freedom we know is not going to be the gift of this war out there. >> the question though, when we are talking about this amendment to end the war. americans, how can i support this amendment and at the same time support my country in an involvement we have had over the last 15 years? i think if people could resolve this in their own minds, they would willingly bring this war to an end. >> the president said the other night if we leave vietnam now we through -- ibe think he said we are going to be finished as a peacemaker in asia. i think we ought to quit trying to be the policeman for asia. let's quit trying to be a policeman, banker, pacifier, in asia alone. how ir

there we go and you can see 5 on lawful taters let's see 10 years ago this tenant had a series of late payments despite being small amounts in this case under 300 done his they can have grave consequences so if i'm a lord i can look at that and say well that was 10 years ago but i think she's too much of a risk i don't want to rent to her if anything bad happens to you whether it's you know you get your hours cut back at work whether you break an ankle when you're off work for a month whether you got that car repair bill or that hospital bill or any thing that just throws your budget off slightly. you better catch up real quick or you're going to have a judgment of possession against you and get addicted so the trend it really is living under the sword of damocles. david is far from an isolated case 6300 people are a victim across the us every day in the city finding accommodation is the chief source of anxiety but this is a region where for some the main worry is simply being able to put food on the table. welcome to rural america the appalachian mountains region that spans several st

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unearned taters is al jazeera live from london also coming up more than 80 dead after a powerful cycle in devastates coastal villages in eastern india and bangladesh. president trump says he's pulling the u.s. out of yet another international treaty. and european countries face a tricky balancing act as they seek to reopen to tourists without driving out the current virus infection rates again. china is planning to impose tough national security laws on hong kong following months of mass protests against the central government the draft law is expected to be rubber stamped to china's biggest political gathering in beijing but activists fear it will be used to crackdown on hong kong's political freedoms and is likely to make relations with the u.s. even worse american senators say and introduce legislation to impose sanctions on chinese officials for violating hong kong's autonomy continue reports from beijing 2. on the eve of china's national people's congress the announcement of the national security law which criminalizes the session foreign interference and the subversion of state p

weapons they need to arm themselves against the threat of a dictatorship when he suggests that distinct taters of his from these governors and the people that are using the pandemic to try to attack him but the death rate is soaring and soaring it just goes up and up every day it's frightening a lot of people and even though the government has not imposed any kind of a lockdown more and more brazilians are staying at home now because the system is collapsing very clearly all right tell us a name and then the chilean capital santiago thank you. at least 85 people have been killed off a plane crashed into a crowded neighborhood just short of the runway in the pakistani city of karachi 99 people were on board the bus a 320 flight from the hole at least 2 passengers survived it's not known how many people were killed or injured on the ground as more. the crash happened as the pakistan international airlines flight was attempting to land for a 2nd time. initial reports say the airbus pilot sent a mayday message reporting problems with both engines and made a go around. a few minutes later the airli

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as i referred to biden earlier, he's more unhinged, he's more unhinged than a taters cellar door in thefter in an f5 twister. >> what a team. we won't have all oil l.a. inmates trying to catch the coronavirus. what the hell is that? >> you used to try to sneak a hacksaw blade and a cake into prison. now you just get a n95 mask and hack into it, all of a sudden it's the great escape. i say, stay in there. you got more freedom in there than you do out here. stay in there, baby. it's footloose and fancy for your to where i'm at. >> sean: all good humor is rooted in the truth. i watch this guy elon musk. i kind of like this guy. i watch him opening up and tell everybody to shove it and good for him. >> he was surprised they wouldn't let him open up. quite frankly, sean, he missed the big meeting in sacramento not surprisingly because he couldn't get his car to start. i am telling you, he heads down to texas, the people in texas are going to say, hey, keep sending us all these people because if they send enough people down there, they are going to have to retrofit the alamo. everybody will w

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just the big, manly russets and the full-bodied yukon golds, but the baby reds, the fingerlings, the taters. who will protect the tatter tots? it's like they say: the only way to beat a bad guy with a gun is a good guy with a potato gun. they say that, right? thank you. thank you for nodding. it wouldn't be a trump event without him mispronouncing the thing the event is about. >> in normal times, roughly 40% of fresh vege-ables. >> stephen: not only does he not eat his vegetables. he can't pronounce them. ( as trump ) "i love vege-ables, be it aspegus, the brolly, and of course the ketchup balls. i want to thank the brave men and women who milk those every morning." so, i'm doubting he eats his vegetables every day, but there is one thing he is taking: hydroxychloroquine. it's typically used to treat malaria and lupus. and he's taking it prophylacticale only te he's actually used a prophylactic. and it's a dicey move: the f.d.a. specifically cautions against use of hydroxychloroquine for covid-19, in part because of side effects ranging from cardiac arrhythmias to increased risk of death.

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if you shake it and as i referred to biden earlier, he's more unhinged -- he's more unhinged than a taterand an f5 twister at this point. so i can't wait to watch those to get together and try to bend forks with their minds. >> sean: what a team -- we are not going to have oil and gas -- >> sean: what else you got? >> sean: i tell you what else i got, so i'm watching as prisoners, i'm dying to know what you think of this. l.a. inmates trying to catch the coronavirus, dennis miller, what the heck is that? >> well, you used to try to sneak a hacksaw blade in a cake into prison. now you just get an n95 mask and hacking cough into it. all of a sudden it's the great escape. but i would tell the guys in prison, you should stay in there. you've got more freedom in there than i do out here. they just shut us on this side of the wall for another three months. stay in there, it's fancy free compared to what i'm doing. >> sean: all good humor is rooted in the truth. i watch the sky elon musk, a kind of like this guy. i'm watching him opening up and telling everybody to basically shove it, and good f

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