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terrance in michigan. we will go to you, terrance. good morning. >> caller: yeah, thank you for taking my call, greta. this is not theater if we default. that's a reality that i think the republicans are willing to go. they don't want government to work. now, i don't know how many times you and me taxpayer are going to bail out the corporations and banks. and the largest employer in this country is the pentagon at 3 million. is that socialism? i don't think so. but we have to figure out how to pay for this raise in the debt. and i hope we can do something in this country. it's pretty clear we are kind of stagnant. we can't even fill a pothole in this country to fix anything. infrastructure, there are so many things that we could do here. all right. raising the debt ceiling is going to be one of those things that has to be done. you have to figure out how to pay for it. but it's clear that in this country, we are stagnant and incapable of doing anything. and clearly, republicans like that kind of government. they don't want government

would action gap has led to this collapse and trust and really this strengthening of military to terrance in the region is welcomed quietly . i'm much of the region at no, i patient. i know how likely is china going to use this alliance to justify expanding its own military? well, i don't see that china is going to be putting more effort than it already is. into its military budget, there could be a call from yes, i can, i there might be calls from the war ox to try and have budget happen. 800 juncture chance. not in return to this, but recently that is going to try to join the a former t p p. so i think china is response is going to be economic in terms of australia, this idea that australia is being constrained. actually it's, it's a monetary account is better than ever due to iron or exports to china. there are other areas that have been in fact and then we'll gentlemen, do you have any response to what he said, this should not ask into a total new cold war or even a shooting match, which would be devastating in that part of the world. if there is any kind of attempts with taiwan where

guy, back to terrance's question, which is how do you feel about uranium stocks? great question. it's funny, well not funny, but last week, we do a meeting every day, and karen actually mentioned uranium. i know you remember that, and karen has been on top of this for a while. this one, if you have a five-year view, this is potentially one of the biggest places you can be in terms of upside gains i will say, jeff sort of alluded to this, you go back and look at camico ccj chart, we topped out pretty much where we topped out in 2014. although this story is intact, i think you're going to do a back and fill i wouldn't be surprised to see it trade down to the low 20s >> theater stocks get a big boost. i caught up with amc ceo adam aaron, and we want to hear from you. tweet us, and we might just answer your questions on the air. this special edition of "fast money" will be right back. i wonder how the firm's doing without its fearless leader. you sure you want to leave that all behind? yeah. stay restless with the rx. crafted by lexus. experience amazing at your lexus

on great plumbing, terrance rage, a prime minister bar, as johnson's onset over his handling of the events that unraveled and got us on the end of the nation. fuel the long awaited and frequently undermined new trying to gas pipeline projects will finally be completed in a matter of days with the last part of the pipe wells is into play. those are the headlines they sell at the next 8th, because a report on all the international the max that or this is the cause report el salvador big day for el salvador. let's talk about it. stay say, well, big queen becomes legal tender to day, and el salvador is the beginning of an experiment you can might say. but bear in mind that salvador, until today, had one legal tender which was the us dollar wishes itself. a 50 year experiment begun. august 15th 1971. so it's an experimental innovative nation and has gone full bit coined today, right. who thought? well, i think we had a suspicion. it's almost exactly 10 years ago today when we 1st introduced to the world, the idea of bitcoin, it was trading at a dollar. and this was back in 2011. and i said it w

yes, i think that even with locus as a stabilizing factored term, the boosting the terrance china isn't going to take this lying down. so i would expect strategic competition intentions to rise and coming years. and the big concern has to be china's intentions towards taiwan in the next few years is going to make a move against taiwan. and how with the u. s. and its allies, including australia, response that malcolm davis really good to get your thoughts. thank you very much. indeed for talking judge 0. thank you bye. now more details are emerging about wednesdays. miss are launched by north korea state me to say a new train mounted missile system was tested, images released by the case. the news agency appeared to show a missile being fired from a train to ballistic missiles reported the flu. 800 kilometers before landing in the sea of north korea's east coast. well, in a sign of escalating tension, south korea conduct for its own ballistic missile test. just hours later with a launch from a submarine, it's the 1st country without nuclear weapons to develop such a system from abroad re

host: we would like to thank former police chief terrance gainer for being with us and lending us his expertise as we prepare for the justice for j6 rally in washington, d.c.. it is great to see you and thank you so much. coming up, we will take more of your calls and comments in our open forum segment. you see the numbers on screen. let us know what you want to talk about. later on, christian science monitor's jessica mendoza and samantha laine perfas will discuss their podcast series entitled stronger looking at the impact of the pandemic on women. ♪ >> coming up next week, homeland security secretary and the fbi director, and national counterterrorism director up here before congress on threats to the homeland 20 years after 9/11. we will have lifetime of -- live coverage of their testimony on tuesday at 9:30 a.m. eastern. and, the house homeland security committee at 9:00 a.m. eastern. at 2:30 p.m. eastern jerome powell holds a press conference. watch next week or listen on the radio app. head over to c-span.org for scheduling information or to stream vid

capitol police chief terrance gainer will be here to discuss with us u.s.apitol security ahead of today's justice for j6 rally in support of those who rioted at the u.s. capitol january sixth. later, christian science monitor's jessica mendoza and jessica lane perfas look at the impact of the pandemic on women. stick with us. ♪ >> weekends bring you the best in american history and nonfiction books on lectures in history, a discussion on a new african-american history museum being built in charleston, south carolina with joseph riley. smithsonian secretary, monty fudge and kerry taylor from the citadel military college. "the presidency", we will take a look at camp david with a man who served as the commander under bill clinton and george w. bush and is the author of " inside camp david." and then we share a book "three days in camp david," which looks at president nixon's decision to end the value of the u.s. dollar based on the gold standard. watch every weekend and find a full schedule or watch online any tam -- any time at c-span.org/history. ♪ >> "wash

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the republican forty and i'll give credit to terrance burly is the third party in california.the democrats and then it's the unaffiliated independents and then it's the republicans and it was a decline from the last recall in 2003 but it just shows how changes can affect things, and it also is a reminder of why gavin newsom had president biden, the vice president and key senators because this is all about making the democrats who are the vast majority of the electret in california anxious and worried enough to get out and actually vote, to counter the anger that is very real and very palpable for people in california to counter the anger for all of the reasons we know about and it seems as though, it was the steepest of hills to climb. >> in the anger initially around this recall was over covid and his handling of covid -- >> covid restrictions, right? >> bpeople thought he was going too far -- >> dinner at the french laundry. >> clouting the rules personally. this is how it gained steam and the delta variant came along and things changed all of a sudden and larry elder emerge

let's dig deeper with charles ram see and cnn law enforcement analyst terrance gainer.itol police chief. the pentagon is considering this reguest for the d.c. national guard to offer support. how difficult is this adesh nal support and coordination do you think? >> i think it's a smart move based on our experience from january 6th and all the other preparations going on. so, just concentrating on that one request. they'll be prepositioned so they can respond quickly. jim, you may remember one of the problems where they weren't in a ready position so they had to come from home and work to get prepared to help the police. this time they'll be in a stand by mode very close by to be able to come in quickly, as the capitol police is assessing what's going on. >> and chief ram see, when you hear those details about the organizer behind this rally and the possibility of protesters bringing weapons, what does that tell you about how potentially dangerous this situation could get on saturday? >> well, first of all, when i listen to that, the organizer is trying to cover himself.

ahearn jeremiah joseph ahern joanne marie ahladiotis shabbir ahmed terrance andre aiken godwin o.la trudi m. alagero andrew alameno margaret ann alario gary m. albero >> and my brother. we all love and miss you so much. i look at your nephew's face and i see you in his face sometimes and i cherish those moments. 20 years of gone by but so much has changed in our lives. the memory of you and keeping you close to us and cherishing the gifts of your life never changes and never will. [speaking foreign language] >> and my father edward poppa. dad, we miss you every day. our greatest gifts are your beautiful grandchildren. they are daily reminders that your legacy lives on. we love you. jacquelyn delaine aldridge-frederick david d. alger. ernest alikakos. edward l. allegretto. eric allen. joseph ryan allen. richard dennis allen. richard l. allen. christopher e. allingham. anna s. w. allison. janet marie alonso. anthony alvarado. antonio javier alvarez. victoria alvarez-brito. telmo e. alvear. cesar amoranto alviar. tariq amanullah. angelo amaranto. james m. amato. joseph amatuccio. >>

capitol police chief terrance gainer will be here to discuss with us u.s.apitol security ahead of today's justice for j6 rally in support of those who rioted at the u.s. capitol january sixth. later, christian science monitor's jessica mendoza and jessica lane perfas look at the impact of the pandemic on women. stick with us. ♪ >> weekends bring you the best in american history and nonfiction books on lectures in history, a discussion on a new african-american history museum being built in charleston, south carolina with joseph riley. smithsonian secretary, monty fudge and kerry taylor from the citadel military college. "the presidency", we will take a look at camp david with a man who served as the commander under bill clinton and george w. bush and is the author of " inside camp david." and then we share a book "three days in camp david," which looks at president nixon's decision to end the value of the u.s. dollar based on the gold standard. watch every weekend and find a full schedule or watch online any tam -- any time at c-span.org/history. ♪ >> "wash

. >> thank you terrance, found the link here. commissioner moss. >> no questions. thank you. >> commissioner bito. >> thank you. >> commissioner sommer. >> no questions, thank you. >> and commissioneralexander . >> i think she just had to leave themeeting . we do have more commissioners. >> thank you so much. >> our next item is 11 and be. update on proposed or recently enacted local legislation. >> john gray, legislative affairs. we have acouple of upcoming , first of all we are in recess right now so it's important today but we have a couple of upcoming hearings after recess . as commissioner mccarthy mentioned, supervisor ronan has called for a hearing. that hearing is tentatively scheduled for september 13 at the miami's committee. the other hearings we have coming up his supervisor 80s hearing on starting a small business in san francisco . it was originally scheduled for last month." the new date is to be determined it will be in the service committee. supervisor ronan's first three ordinance for small businesses is ending final passage by the board of superv

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troy edward nilsen paul nimbley john ballantine niven katherine mcgarry noack curtis terrance noel michaeldaniel r. nolan robert walter noonan jacqueline june norton robert grant norton daniela rosalia notaro brian christopher novotny brian nunez jose nunez jeffrey roger nussbaum dennis patrick o'berg james p. o'brien, jr. scott j. o'brien michael p. o'brien daniel o'callaghan timothy michael o'brien diana j. o'connor dennis james o'connor, jr. richard j. o'connor keith kevin o'connor marni pont o'doherty amy o'doherty >> and my cousin who was like a sister to me. your daughter, your sister, your mother, aunts, uncles, and many cousins miss you terribly. we hope to see you again one day. [speaking foreign language] >> albert and my hero and my father donald gregory. my dad was a gregarious yet sensitive man who had a great distance of humor and a deep love for his family and friends. he loved his job and his peers, but he knew had to come off the train leaving work at work and engage and connect with us. a few weeks before september 11, he had a heart-to-heart talk with me about how he wan

and, again, i'm still concerned about the perpetrators out there thomas hanibal and terrance moppet who killing my son. those names are the ones i remember the most. harris moppet. i'm in my car and i can't talk much right now and, with that, i'm done. thank you. >> clerk: thank you, ms. brown. for any member of the public who has any information regarding the murder of aubrey avocasa you can call the tip line. as a matter of record keeping president cohen, commissioner yee is present at 1814 hours. and we'll continue public comment. >> president cohen: thank you. all right. let's call the next item, please. >> clerk: line item two. consent calendar, receive and file action. sfpd's monthly sb 1421 report and d.p.a. monthly sb 1421 report and the sfpd/dpa document protocol report and for information purposes only. if any commissioner would like to discuss any of the items, please advise president cohen that you would like to place the item on the future agenda. tonight, there will be no discussion or presentation on these items. >> president cohen: let's see. i see something in the chat.

terrance in michigan, we will go to you. caller: thank you for taking my call. this is not theater if we default. that is a reality i think republicans are willing to go. they don't want government to work. i don't know how many times you and me taxpayers are going to bail out corporations and banks. the largest employer in this country is the pentagon at 3 million. is that socialism? i don't think so but we have to figure out how to pay for this debt. i hope we can do something in this country. it is pretty clear we are stagnant, we cannot even fill a pothole in this country. there are so many things that we could do here. raising the debt ceiling is going to be one of those things that has to be done. you have to figure out how to pay for it but it is clear in this country we are stagnant and incapable of doing anything, and clearly republicans like that government. they do not want government to work. this is not going to be theater if the republicans go ahead and look down the road of defaulting. we will see the repercussions of that like we have not seen th

ahern joanne ahladiotis shabbir ahmed terrance andre aiken godwin ajala gertrude m. albert jon l. albert peter craig alderman i look at your nephew's face and i see you in his face sometimes and i cherish those moments. 20 years have gone by and so much has changed in our lives that the memory of you and keeping you close to us and cherishing the gift of your life never changes and never will. and my father, edward joseph papa. dad we miss you every day, our greatest gifts are your beautiful grandchildren. they embody your kind spirit, loving nature and zest for life. they are a reminder that your legacy lives on. we love you, dad. jacquelyn delaine aldridge frederick. david d. alger ernest alikakos edward l. allegretto eric allen joseph ryan allen richard dennis allen richard lanard allen christopher edward allingham ana s s. w. allison. janet m. alonso anthony alvarado antonio javier alvarez juan cisneros alvarez telmo alvear cesar a. alviar tariq amanullah angelo amaranto james amato joseph amatuccio paul w. ambrose. christopher charles amoroso craig scott amunson