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i will ask you that tina _ throughout the uk? i will ask you that tina is _ throughout the uk?world? i think they send — britain to the world? i think they send out _ britain to the world? i think they send out a _ britain to the world? i think they send out a really - britain to the world? i think. they send out a really positive message about britain to the world. i think we have put on display, as i sit at the start, the best of us, really, and i think it has been a fantastic showcase. i think it is important that the bbc, having done so well over the last ten days, doesn't try to sort of think that therefore removes any justification for a debate about its future and all of the challenges that it faces. and i think to the point about diversity, for sure, the bbc needs to serve everybody, everybody pays, it also must never forget the people who have been so pleased with this coverage over the past ten days because they too feel often that they are not understood and not properly presented on the bbc these days.— and not properly presented on the bbc these days. most of the a

no, i don't, and i would echo exactly what tina i said.resting discussion to have. when tina described an event, i thought about the olympics. i there's a lot we can talk about the olympics that cast the - impact on the host country, the corruption we're talking about i at the moment. but you wouldn't do iti while the olympics are on, i think that's - an interesting parallel. the bbc... we know this government is not particularly- fond of the bbc. the bbc played pretty much of a blinder. - i suspect a lot - of us are bbc one watchers, but radio, they all have to navigate this and they can - easily have fallen over. and i gather there were easy decisions to make like not i having this style of strictly - come dancing and more difficult decisions, do you showj paddington the movie? but the bbc flexed on quite a lot of. its platforms in terms of its - content, and we think how many platforms — notjust the range of radio stations — the fact - that there hasn't been a single item that has been hailed as a| catastrophic bbc mistake. you know peo

tina, if i could bring you back in here. bell talked about a dearth ofjournalism. in a sense, once the queen had sadly died, did you think this in a sense did stop being treated as a news story and became a national event that broadcasters and the media more generally had long planned for? yeah, i guess that's true. it was more of an event. it didn't feel like it was an exercise in journalism. it was coverage of a massive event, a massively important event, the kind of which we just haven't seen before. and i do think that there was always that danger of the way in which the queen was spoken of as if she was canonised in some way, where this was somebody who was portrayed as somebody who was almost nonhuman. but i think that wasn't. .. i don't think that was a widespread problem and there was a lot of that. but i take what marcus was saying about if there were people trying to ascribe to her majesty responsibility for all sorts of international events in the past that was disproportionate in terms of her contribution, if tha

then they asked me, when i met tina peters. i said, you are the fbi, you know i met her at the cyber symposium a year ago. of course you know that. everybody knows that. >> okay, so, tina peters, who is she? she was one of the speakers at that election conspiracy cyber symposium as he euphemistically called it. mike lindell put that together last august. and that was where he claimed that he would reveal this definitive, demonstrative proof that the 2020 election was stolen from donald trump. and of course, you know, like all of this, there it is all nonsense, there's no evidence. it's made up. lies lies, lies, lies. tina peters, though, is a really important figure. because she is not just another one of these obsessive coup plotting pro insurrection cranks. she is one of the few people in that world who had actual power overseeing actual elections. and according to court filings, she abuse that power. quote, devising and executing a deceptive scheme which was designed to influence public servants, breached security protocols,

having his sister as tina also said, will be a huge boone for him.that role, naturally, there are few people who are going to be able to treat you in any way or give you advice without fearing for their own position. certainly she will play a pivotal role. they grew up together. there's a ten-year difference between him and the younger brother. they have more shared experience as a pairing. the other person, of course, who we haven't talked about, who will be vital about is the new queen consort. she's someone who will be able to continue to provide him with a huge amount of support, as she's done over the last 17 years of their marriage. and i expect as things move forward, you'll have them as really significant people in his life, as well as, of course, the new prince of wales, who will be supporting him in discharging his duties. there is only one head of state. this is a royal family. by working together, they can cover a lot more ground. >> julian, describe where the queen consort is, as well as other female members of the >> so the female membe

tina threw my kid under the bus and your kids under the bus. she picked winners and losers and they were our kids. she's the wrong person to put in charge of turning schools around. she didn't care for ten years and she doesn't care now. >> we will stay with of the theme of education. the next question is based on a suggestion from a professor here and kirk schuller from the board of trustees. describe your beliefs and the role of higher education as it relates to prosperity and societal growth and what are your priorities when appropriating funding for higher education? .. >> . >> to make sure if they pursue something it would be accepted at the university there is a lot we can do to support the university system. >> this is one of the things we all agree on is one of the states budget writers i also helped the budgets as well as a robust capital construction as well as a new building at this campus we need to have proper facilities in order to educate people i also agree the community college pipeline is very important and that transfer of cr

tina, i believe much more needs to be done. the situation is fragile. we have a better hit with inflation. a battle that people liked the law mighty sa costa. and while meeting at am bordo have come to know all too well. that is, i will, i'll, jessia went aside as an armed woman and a group of activists have held up banks and lebanon in a desperate attempt to access her own shavings. the country's economy has been in crisis for years. governments has imposed controls on cash withdrawals make it difficult for some people to pay their bills. so not a report now from parents. they're becoming more common law in 2 separate incidence, hours apart, armed people enter banks demanding their own money. lebanon is in crisis for 3 years. people haven't been able to access their savings because of informal capital control. sally huffy is among them armed with a hand gun. she was accompanied by activists who threatened bank employ years before she was given $30000.00 from her account in this country. this is the only way to get our money back. we didn't steal these

and you're right, tina, they are crushing the american dream. and we're not breakfast tacos.if the biden administration is listening to you. at least they listenedded on latinx, right in they've switched that out. thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >> thank you. rachel: you're invited, so come join us for our "fox & friends" tailgate after the break. plus, a jam-packed show ahead tomorrow. sharon osborn, maria bartiromo, sean duffy. plus, we're learning how to play badminton lightening the pros. nothing's tougher than a mahindra tractor. except a bigger mahindra tractor. pound for pound, this one's still tougher... tough. tougher. tough. tougher. mahindra - the official tractor of tough and stewart-haas racing. i've got a race this weekend. i'll see you later. will: today in college football the gator thes leave the swamp, a head up to rocky top. rachel: that's right. now the only thing left to do is tailgate. pete: adam is worst master, whatever you like. he joins us now, which means he's the one that's created all the proprietary hot dogs you see right here. will: these a

>> tina kraus at windsor castle.nk you so much. >>> during her 70-year reign, queen elizabeth experienced many highs and lows, not only those that were taking place in the world around her but also in her own family. mark phillips looks back at the monarch's life. [ cheers ] >> reporter: for a woman who was not born to be queen, the public outpouring of affection for elizabeth during the celebration of her 70th year on the throne was a tribute to her and to how well she had done her job. elizabeth alexandra mary windsor, queen elizabeth ii, reinvented the british monarchy and may have saved it. elizabeth was already 10-years-old when another royal drama led to her becoming heir to the throne. in 1936, her uncle, edward viii, abdicated to marry wallace simpson, and the royal line shifted to her father, george vi, and so to her. the young princess elizabeth was already a public favorite. >> i'm sure that you are often thinking of the old country -- >> reporter: during the second world war, she had worked to raise the c

tina ramireshg z, hope it improves, don't think it will.ome destination is good, appreciate it. and message coming from chuck schumer, what he's telling his party and believes nancy pelosi is in trouble. >> carley: joe concha, burgess and ashley moody and later on jam-packed "fox and friends first," keep it here. [sfx: ding] [message] hey babe, meet us at the bottom of the trail. oh, man. hey! open up! the redesigned chevy silverado. with a sophisticated, high-tech interior... open the door! it's easy to forget it's a truck. ♪ - thanks. - nice truck! it was. find new style. find new roads. >> todd: the woman accused of killing three people, including two state troopers in a drunk driving crash now free on jail. she was charged with murder after fleeing a traffic stop and striking the three victims 6789 police say her blood alcohol level was twice the legal limit. webb posted 6% of her bond and was released on wednesday and webb's lawyer say it was an accident, not murder. go fund me page could keep antifa member out of jail. she was arreste

it's tina cubes now are here. but most of them and most of their parents does are governing argentina are, is, are going to start in an hour or 2 hours later big demonstration in the bless her the my, you're the bless her module is the biggest parking argentina you front of the house of government, the rose house and they want to support their government and their democracy. and the vice president's to that was alejandro ra, bossier, in one of sorry is. thank you. alondra. thank you very much. let's get around up now. of some other world news headlines. military court in myanmar has sentenced on thugs who cheat to 3 years in jail on election fraud charges. the deposed form, a leader is already serving a 17 year sentence on multiple other charges. rights groups have condemned the trials as politically motivated long lines have formed at close at 19 test centers in changing the latest chinese city to be locked down as beijing pursues. it's 0 coven policy. street markets are also crowded as people stock up on food. t

, you know, tina, there is no alternative to stocks.ond etfs, look at this, lqd, it's at the lowest level since 2010, essentially. many are now starting to take notice of the steadily rising yields of large-cap koermss with, particularly in the two to five-year maturity range yesterday, for example, apple's five-year bonds at a 4.3% yield. and when you get into the high-yield territory, that would be ford and macy these are five-year bonds. i spoke with trade web they're an electronic trading platform they told me they have seen a pickup in retail interest in corporate bonds recently investors are saying, these are yields i haven't seen since before 2008. this might be interesting to put in my investment portfolio and while treasury yields are also up, you can get a 3.9% yield on a five-year treasury note, the corporate yield curve is not inverted, as treasuries are. so the corporate yield curve is a little more normal it's more upward-sloping and you can get a little more yield the further out you go but not too much so just take a loo

tina fordham will join us shortly. bloomberg. ♪ >> keeping you up-to-date, this is first word. in ukraine, president vladimir zelenskyy said of mass grave has found. more information is expected today after a visit by journalists. president biden says the u.s. will give ukraine green as much as $600 million in additional weapons and ammunition. it will come from existing stockpiles. a retired federal court judge has been named as special master to review 11,000 documents seized at donald trump's florida home. he has until november 30 to complete the review. the judge in the case has refused a government request to use documents with classified markings in a criminal investigation. in europe, new car sales rose for the first time in 13 months. registrations increased 3.4% in august. mercedes benz was among the best performance with a 16% rise. good news for many automakers may not last long. record inflation and unprecedented energy crisis threatened to discourage buyers. apple is counting on upscale shoppers to make th

we're moving from tina to tara tina, there is no alternative. tara, there are reasonable alternatives look at fixed income bond yields spiking. our next guest is betting big on short-term yields as the fed continues to raise rates maria from circle wealth management i never thought i would be sitting here talking about how bonds might be sexy but they look very attractive. >> agree after 15 years of having no income in the word fixed income, income is back and you don't have to go out too far to get an attractive return in fixed income right now >> where are you looking specifically what's appealing to you if you want to get attractive returns >> we're liking every area of one to two years, where you can get 1.4% high yield where if you go out three to four years you'll be able to get close to 7%. bank loans where you can stay basically inside a year and you're getting about 7%. investment grade corporates you can get close to 5% in two years. regardless of where you are based on your tax situation, staying short, can you find some really attrac

and now look at us origin. tina's inflation rate is soaring, and it's having a huge impact among the countries most vulnerable economy. estimates that the place and waiting are going tina, the fear is going to be at least 95 percent. a figure that is literally pushing many people who the streets to try to make a living and to try to survive. this people here are not only trying to find food, but also runs and copper or anything that they can sell. so they can make some extra cash. and moodle says if they're lucky, they can earn around 80 extra dollars per month selling recycling materials. but that means being on the street every day while madame coffers from epilepsy and still mit has been struggling with diabetes for years. compressed and seeing what you bought for $100.00 the 1st month in 3 months you will. but for 200, they're taking money away from us all the time. i need medicines and i cannot afford all of them. there's over 7000000 retirees in june, tina and almost 86 percent received them. minimum pension in bill is ago, a problem in a country that has been trying to stabili

tina peters ran for secretary of state this summer and came in third.believe that she actually lost by the margin that she did. i think when you're talking about donald trump, some of these figures, i think they're having a hard time with it. that's a message with tina peters, we are a real threat to those that have been selecting those in power. >> what does that mean? >> they're making the claim in georgia, that those who are losing, the machines with the algorithms, have actually changed the outcome of these races. >> is that what the fbi is looking at? >> if they take tina peter's phone, there's messages with me, it says we're a real threat to those selecting who is in power. despite the doj investigation and the defamation lawsuit, mike lindell is still going out on the stage and giving speeches. >> i don't think the end game is they be smothered or killed, i think the end game is they be crippled. we're going to have extremists around. we want the broader society to see them as losers and we want them to sort of dwindle in influence, but there wil

tina kraus in london. thank you. >>> well, a federal jury in chicago convicted r. kelly of luring underage girls to have sex and producing child pornography. the r&b star and former business manager were found not guilty of obstruction of justice for allegedly trying to rig a 2008 child porn trial that ended with kelly's acquittal. >> overall robert kelly is facing a prison sentence of 10 to 90 years imprisonment based upon the jury's finding. for that we're very thankful. >> earlier this year in new york, kelly was sentenced to 30 years in prison for racketeering and sex trafficking. he also faces two more sexual misconduct trials, one in minnesota and the other on state charges in illinois. >>> ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy was not seriously hurt after getting into a car crash in kyiv. a spokesperson said the president's motorcade collided with another vehicle. that driver received first aid and was taken away by ambulance. it's not clear what injury he might have suffered but still posted his nightly address. the crash happened after he visited troops

tina, i believe much more needs to be done. the situation is fragile. we have a better hit with inflation. a battle that people like feel mighty sad quarter and one meter at m wadell have come to know all to well ladies, i will, i'll have feeder when a site is ah, this is all just here. and these are top stories. a russian lead security alliance is sending a fact finding team to armenia yerevan asked for military help in its latest conflict with assa, by john more than 150 soldiers have been killed on both sides since monday. a city in southern ukraine is at risk of flooding after russian forces struck a dam with several cause may files. some people have been asked to evacuate their homes in creevy after water levels of a river. nearby rose. leaders from 8 nations are attending a security summit of the shanghai corporation organization name was becky stan, russian president vladimir 14 is expected to whole talk with chinese leader shooting. paying on the sideline for it in the prime minister. magdalena anderson has handed in her resignation to the speak

commissioner tina chang.ssioner lemberg and john trasvina. >> >> the board's legal system and i'm jewelet board's executive director. we will be joined by representatives from the departments that will be presenting before the board. corey the zoning administrator and tina tam representatives planning. matthew green with depart

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the fact is that i am always asked tina.ou are getting married, i say yes, so this is a real certificate. i am happy that today we are forming a ukrainian a real family, a military family, i give you my word rivne i really liked everyone i met, a very important person in life i am grateful for your patience, for the fact that you do not always support me, for your understanding i love you very much, you will become me, i said yes, if love wins at the front this means that the victory must be ours after all, love is when people just meet and then find the opportunity to fall in love and then get married and get married, it's a miracle you are love you give us faith thank you thank you ordinary man i am you i congratulate you, so that somehow the little one appears as soon as possible, i wish you faith, hope and love are as impregnable as a bitter wall, well, look at how many couples in love , how many marriages have taken place during this time, in the time when i do not sleep, the night has a secret, i will return my soul, m

commissioner tina chang. commissioner lemberg and john trasvina. >> >> the board's legal system and i'm jewelet board's executive director. we will be joined by representatives from the departments that will be presenting before the board. corey the zoning administrator and tina tam representatives planning. matthew green with department of building inspection. arc leah gauge from mayor's office of housing and kate connor planner with planning. the board meeting guide lines are the board request you silence electronic device. no eating or drinking in the room. rules of presentation will appellates, permit hold and respondents upon given 7 minutes to present and 3 for rebuttal. people must include comments with the periods. members who are not arc fitiated with up to 3 minutes each to address the board and no rebuttal. time may be limited to 2 minutes from there are a large number of speakers. our legal assistance will give 30 seconds before your time is up. 4 votes to grant an appeal or rehearing if you have

he's 35 years old. brazilian has been living in tina it seems 1993. he speaks like genius and also it's very interested in argentina in politics below. he does not belong to any political party or what it meant. but in the social networks he belongs to right wing groups, also neo nasty groups enough. and this is all the information that we have on a month ago. he appears interview a chance to be shown a talking against a valued residents. and how are people reacting? we so just saw a report where we had the reaction of some supporters of hers, the shock and so on, but across the country. how are people reacting to this apparent assassination attempt? well, 1st thing that, that though far gina got it all for 9 days. has a said a clear today national holy gates to let the people demonstrate the support for the vice president could it's enough fusion. and in 5 years, a 5 hours, they will start a demonstration in the plaza, my, your the, the biggest parking when the site is in front of the house of government, the rose house, it to support the vice presid

of critical infrastructure . participation and show business stars among the guests was the singer tinaol, who, since the beginning of the full-scale russian invasion, has been actively engaged in cultural diplomacy about creativity during the war, the way to victory and the struggle for on the cultural front, tina karol told my colleague iryna solomko. i congratulate you. you are now in new york. you have come here to support the first lady. why is it important to you? everything that happens with the word ukraine is important to me. everything that is under our flag today is important, and i am ready for every initiative. to support and be the initiator of dear ah, you know such uh, uh, um, cultural diplomacy issues , you can even say that they concern ukraine, because this is my heart’s call, because this is my mission, because i have such a passport, you yesterday aguilera was a client. well, the top top american ones, and the politics of mykola, a few weeks ago, they gave a metro concert, so what kind of audience do you think there, where there were medical volunteers, now you touc

it all started with a simple facebook page posted at the heist of the pandemic in 2020 and tina joinsur community, how did it balloon into this? well, it's fairly simple. you have to have someone behind the page with a lot of passion and a lot of joy, and we created a facebook page and with the faith of a mustard seed we've never looked back, and our community has truly rallied around our teachers $90,000. >> tell me about the donations, both from maybe somebody who would only scrounge up ten bucks to the big corporate participations. >> absolutely. so again, the $90,000 is comprised of individuals and it's comprised of companies such as newell home of the sharpie marker giving us $25,000 in tangible classroom supplies. those were dispersed all across the community. 16 schools, 635 teachers and 8,643 students positively impacted by a tiny little idea such as bedford county adopt a teacher. i am so honored to be a small part of what has become truly a community movement here in smalltown america. >> well, you are very humble. we will get to that in a minute, but talk to me about what i

all of sudden, folks, you remember tina, how sexy tina was for so long?ond yields erupted with all do respect to felicia, maybe it is good bye tina. there are alternatives. yields are going up. they are comparable to the s&p 500 w something like this, nancy, do you make allowances in your period of time he -- portfolio, or are you saying i could get a pretty good yield with government debt right now. why wouldn't i take that? >> we've been moving our clients short corporate ladders with high quality. we will add treasurys as we extend the ladders. there are other asset classes. dynamic inflation strategy invested in many things that will benefit from continued inflation. so we moved assets there you about in our stock portfolios we just got a little bit more defensive. in june as i mentioned on your show repeatedly we started adding risk back in. we'll do that again as we scrape the bottom because we want to be positioned for next year. charles: right. >> i want to say about hedge funds and short-term time horizons. look at their historical track records.

there's over $7000000.00 retirees in origin, tina and almost 86 percent received the minimum pension in this is a problem in a country that has been trying to stabilize the economy for months. lifeless will look yes. what inflation does is that you pay the new prices with an old salary. what happens to all workers, even though labor unions agree to a 64 percent salary increase, it's not enough, especially when you think the inflation rate will be close to a 100 percent. last week, the new economy minister said he'll massa travel to washington in search of much needed investment and financing by multilateral organizations, including the i, m, f is all but so much. it was just a step further towards stabilizing the economy. a step towards growth with inclusion for argentina, but i believe much more needs to be done. the situation is fragile. we have a battle ahead with inflation. a battle that people liked the law mighty sag quarter, and while me down at m wadell have come to know all too well biddy. so i'll just see her. when aside his rescue as have pulled a 4 month old baby girl fro

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the award—winning writer and magazine editor tina brown has spent decades chronicling the british royale you with this interview filmed earlier this year, just ahead of the queen's platinumjubilee. tina brown spoke to the bbc�*s katty kay about the queen's impact on britain's image both in the uk and abroad, and her unique life of service. the conundrum of the queen's impact, is itjust longevity? its all of it, isn't it? the longevity clearly is a major factor. three generations can remember nothing but the queen, so it's hard to even imagine how to be british without the queen. but it's also been her remarkable combination of temperament, judgement and composure, essentially. that has proved to be such a kind of focal point of british identity because in a way the queen has found a way to represent what we consider to be the best of being british. stoic, dutiful, humorous in her own way, unflappable, and she has never stepped over the line. after all of these years, we still don't know what the queen thinks about anything. i mean, brexit, who knows what she thought? it is a remarkable

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