tony refers to qatar. hull lots of about how this is the stadiums got to be built. the people died. we canjust stadiums got to be built. the people died. we can just forget about that even though there is excitement about football. we can and there was so much discussion leading up to the workup. there was an and lots of object protest. workup. there was an and lots of object protest-— workup. there was an and lots of object protest. also discussion of human rights _ object protest. also discussion of human rights abuses _ object protest. also discussion of human rights abuses that - object protest. also discussion of human rights abuses that are - object protest. also discussion of. human rights abuses that are going on in qatar. people that died as you say building the stadiums. and you know the only sexual to being in the office of all of that. there has been quite a lot of discussion about that. of course it hasn't been good enough but frankly the workup shouldn't be out there. we are where we are now.

tony. they can drive trains _ on strike for christmas. tony.ns though can - on strike for christmas. tony. they can drive trains though can they? l on strike for christmas. tony. they can drive trains though can they? i | can drive trains though can they? i don't want to denigrate this get a set of our armed forces but i had imagined being a train driver takes a lot of training. let's be frank. 2000 of our armed forces personnel are going to make a huge difference if nurses are in strike. i think their 50,000 firefighters are going on strike. while this is obviously perfectly normal for the government to have contingency plans and the armed forces to form part of these plans. i don't think it should be commonplace where common hundreds of thousands of players are going to be out on strike. part of this is a fact that the government is trying to blame everyone except themselves. for this chaos. by the way, we mention ambulances. you can get an advance right now. there are people within hours, ten hours, more than ten hours for an ambulance. when

she was dancing during covid and she goes hey, tony, tony, tony is on. >> how many jobs has tony tonybrought to san francisco. i love you guys. you are great. with two thumbs up. i guarantee you elon musk has brought 100 million percent more jobs to san francisco than tony, tony, tony. but that's london breed's priority making sure she drives elon musk -- elon, come to florida. i don't know if you are watching right now. i live in martin county, florida. we will take it. bring your stuff over here. we will take the jobs. we lo it. >> jesse: they are going to bring probably a gazillion dollars tax revenue out of san francisco and stick it in florida if she is not careful. >> not tony tony tony. >> jesse: he already took tesla out of there. he will take twitter, too. dan bongino, check him out. >> listen, the guy has co-hand nasa, man. he will do it thanks for coming on my show last week. >> jesse: any time. saturday night 9:00 p.m. eastern, dan bongino, thank you so much. "unfiltered." political correctness has gotten so nuts that transgender activists are fighting lesbian feminists. >

it's exactly what tony says. it - briefly? i was when he said. it's exactly what tony says. - briefly? i was when he said. it'sj exactly what tony says. it is not briefly? i was when he said. it's i exactly what tony says. it is not as if the _ exactly what tony says. it is not as if the woman had her heat sink turned — if the woman had her heat sink turned up _ if the woman had her heat sink turned up. she's using specific equipment that she needed to run. and how— equipment that she needed to run. and how frightening in that situation. i think it's point that because — situation. i think it's point that because kate winslet herself has a daughter— because kate winslet herself has a daughter and she probably resonated even more _ daughter and she probably resonated even more. , . ., .,, daughter and she probably resonated even more. , . ., , even more. very much so. emma was up 28. thank even more. very much so. emma was up 28- thank you _ even more. very much so. emma was up 28- thank you for — even more. very much so. emma was up 28. thank you for talking _ even more. ver

duck and cover atta boy, tony. that flash means act fast, tony that it helps to get to any kind of cover. this wall was close by. that's where he ducked and covered. tony knew what to do. notice how he keeps removing or getting up and running. he stays down until he is sure the danger is over. the man helping is a civil defense worker. his job is to help protect us when there is danger of the atomic bomb, we must obey the civil defense worker. we must know how to duck cover in the school bus or, in any other bus or streetcar that can cover. don't wait, duck away from the window as fast the glass may break and fly through the air and cut you sunday's holidays vacation time. we must be ready day all the time to do the right thing. if the atomic bomb explodes, that can cover this family knows. what to do just as your own family should. they know that even a thin helps protect them. even a newspaper can save you from a bad burn. but the most important thing of all is to duck and cover yourself, especially where your cl

>> steve: tony the sound man is whispering in my ear, absolutely. >> brian: tony bennett kind of talkshe did sing. last week we had the beach boys in the studio. and peter doocy reminded me that he had been watching a -- like a netflix documentary on the beatles, the beatles said that they thought that the beach boys were actually better musicians than the beatles. >> brian: i'm just getting word tony bennett and frank sinatra from the grave said they are still good friends. they were good friends. >> steve: so they are together then? good friends. >> brian: there you go. i think there was probably a rivalry there. >> steve: tony bennett by the way is still alive. you said they were in heaven together. >> brian: that's even better news. >> steve: they are legends together. >> ainsley: going well. >> brian: absolutely. talk about something controversial like ftx. >> steve: nobody understands. >> brian: you probably do steve. i know i don't. i know scandal and this has got it all over it. this crypto creep is now in jail. evidently one of the worst jails around. full of maggots and pesti

joining me right now studio is tony and owner of tony's pizza. and then with a local artist who helped with the illustration for these boxes. thank you for waking up early. i am bringing pizza. first, let's talk about what sparked this collaboration. >> a new business coming into north beach, we got together. there is a dispensary opening up. i would love for you to meet these guys. we have to get something special and some kind of culture. there are pizza boxes they make. you literally can put -- jeremy ran with the art and, of course, pipeline really ran with, okay, how do we -- you could have wine and food or beer and food. how do we get cannabis and food pizza? something that is not too far-fetched. maybe the first time you might ever see it happen. they came in, pipeline said, okay, this is where pizza deals. it has some smokiness from the mozzarella and some of volcano solved. they tried the pizza out and said, you know what? i think we can do this. they purchased eight different types of gelato names and mother's milk. they said this is fe

hope hicks and tony ornato.e're learning from a cnn report that donald trump up ethics lawyer stephen passantino, he advise her that she did not recall details that she did indeed remember. according to cnn, trump's save america political action committee paid for him to represent hutchinson which is something that should deserve investigation. in other words, the questions around january 6 certainly have not been answered and likely to have more tomorrow. in less than 24 hours, the committee will make the mother lode of its existence present. for months, the doj has asked the committee for many of these items and for months, the committee has been reluctant to acquiesce to that request until now. hours ago, punchbowl reported that jack smith sent the committee a letter earlier this month requesting all of the materials that the committee has gathered for the past year and a half. as of last week, the committee started to send over the goods, reams of transcripts and documents. nbc news confirms that the committ

what do you hope when they say tony fauci they think?ne thing, is that i really gave it all i had. i did. i was very, very committed to public health, to the public health of an individual patient and to the country as a whole and i gave it everything that i had. as i say, i just let it all out and didn't walk away from any challenge. if you remember me for that find, the individual accomplishments are the people that will judge that but in general, i want to be known as somebody that gave all of his effort. >>> up next, legendary singer deon warwick on her remarkable life and career and she gives me a master class on her singing style. >> you and i just did a duet. >> we sure did. we'll put that out next week, how about that? family is just very important. she's my sister and we depend on each other a lot. she's the rock of the family. she's the person who holds everything together. it's a battle, you know. i'm going to be there. keytruda and chemotherapy meant treating my cancer with two different types of medicine. in a clinical trial

tony, a traditional italian christmas cake. the palatinate from pastor chevy or giotto in the prison are some of the best in italy. even pope francis has ordered some site, which is not his real name is proud of his success. he has worked here for 2 and a half years to programs. we make great products and i'm honored to be able to do this work without it. it does me good to put myself into my work here. i'm young and thoughtful, neil murderers, my fiancee and others who have committed serious crimes are imprisoned here. only those with good conduct, but still facing long sentences can work as baker's, otherwise, it's not worth it to train them. the head, pastry chef counts the knives at the end of each day, just to be on the safe side of it. here they also learn to follow defined rules and schedules, and to respect their superiors. you need to be humble, patient, and ready to learn, or you won't make it far in here. by barbara and pena, tony does require patience. it takes 72 hours to make the ye stow traditionally candied oran

the transcripts i want to see our bobby angles and tony ornato's. leonnig, national investigative reporter for the washington post. thank you as always for your wisdom, carol. -- thanks, alex. >> after voting shortly before it released on trump's taxes, the house ways and means committee just released two reports about donald trump's taxes. nbc news national reporter sauteed kapoor has been reading the reports and it's going to talk about them. that's coming up next. 's coming up next. detect this: living with hiv, i learned i can stay undetectable with fewer medicines. that's why i switched to dovato. dovato is for some adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment or replacing their current hiv-1 regimen. detect this: no other complete hiv pill uses fewer medicines to help keep you undetectable than dovato. detect this: most hiv pills contain 3 or 4 medicines. dovato is as effective with just 2. research shows people who take hiv treatment as prescribed and get to and stay undetectable can no longer transmit hiv through sex. don't take dovato if you're

we wanted to spread toni's word and her- to spread toni's word and her message _ to spread toni's wordd that helps, doesn't it? , ., ., ~ _, supported and that helps, doesn't it? , ., ., ~ supported and that helps, doesn't it? ., ., . it? did he hear. thank you so much for coming — it? did he hear. thank you so much for coming in _ it? did he hear. thank you so much for coming in and _ it? did he hear. thank you so much for coming in and talking _ it? did he hear. thank you so much for coming in and talking to - it? did he hear. thank you so much for coming in and talking to us. --| for coming in and talking to us. —— good to hear. my dead body is on channel 4 tonight, at 10pm. this is bbc news with the latest headlines. england are through to the quarterfinals of the world cup after a convicing 3—0 victory over senegal. good morning from doha where i will be reflecting on that victory from england last night. they will go on to face france on saturday and we will also be looking ahead to what is coming up to date at the world cup. raheem sterling is returning to the uk from the world

tony does require patience. it takes 72 hours to make the ye stow traditionally candied orange peels and raisins are added, but also chocolate ginger fix and lavender. ah, yeah, my favorite type is with amorianna, a new guy. oh, the owner. so goes everyone has their favorite pantone, depending on their taste. chimneys, we make 1400 of them a day and their shift begins at 4 in the morning. it takes 3 days before the pattern is done and, and it's typical paper wrapping. once they're out of the oven, saeed and his fellow bakers hang the cakes upside down. but shoulder if we turn them over fresh out of the oven, that helps them keep their round shape while cooling watermark, or is the inmates and their finished pana, tony all over the world, 100000 a year, starting at 30 years apiece, capacity chevy at your tow has even been hosting a cafe for a year now in the center of pato up. the company is making a profit. almost everything here is from the prisons. pastry shop. many customers have no idea these fine traits wer

she's jesus. >> not to be too deep, tony, we don't want to be too deep. >> last quick thing, tony, nextry. >> something to think about. cornell, tony, that's a wrap. thanks to everyone. enjoyed it. joy reid sup next. t.ex ♪♪ we all have a purpose in life - a “why.” maybe it's perfecting that special place that you want to keep in the family... ...or passing down the family business... ...or giving back to the places that inspire you. no matter your purpose, at pnc private bank, we will work with you every step of the way to help you achieve it. so let us focus on the how. just tell us - what's your why? ♪♪ ♪ well the sun is shining and the grass is green ♪ ♪ i'm way ahead of schedule with my trusty team ♪ ♪ there's heather on the hedges ♪ ♪ and kenny on the koi ♪ ♪ and your truck's been demolished by the peterson boy ♪ ♪ yes -- ♪ wait, what was that? timber... [ sighs heavily ] when owning a small business gets real, progressive helps protect what you've built with affordable coverage. hi, i'm eileen. i live in vancouver, washington and i write mystery novels. dogs have been such an imp

banned book club, who are going t dive into the pulitzer prize-winning novel, beloved by the late tony louriston this writing change th literary landscape forever, an open the door for discussion about black identity and the black experience plus, some of our featured authors have advice for parent who want to ban books. these authors have uniqu insights because they have kid to when we first conceived of the velshi banned book club, there was a handful of titles that just kept coming up. everyone from producers on the show, to you at home, wanted t hear from margaret atwood. and everyone wanted to discuss the handmaid's tale. we debt, for the tire half hour you don't want to miss i eerily prophetic conversation, along with some never before broadcast moments. we'll be right back. this'll help. vicks vaporub? vicks vaporub's ...medicated vapors go straight to the source of your cough... ...so you can relieve your cough to breathe easier. vicks vaporub. fast-acting cough relief. i always want to know more about my family history. we sit down at the kitchen table, pull up the ancestry ap

. >> reporter: and it turned into a horrible experience for tony. it was supposed to be a new beginning for the high end bicycle designer. he pack up everything he owned in this u-haul van. and he says it ended up like a bad dream. tony's halfway point from san diego to portland is here in north oakland. and he park the van and u-haul right over there. when he got up in the morning, it was gone. >> anything from my pants to my trash can to my computer, to my bed frame, literally just visualize any room in your house and whatever is in it is gone. >> reporter: his entire life was inside this u-haul which includes family heirlooms from germany. also stolen, his vintage volkswagen that was in tow. that was saturday morning. after reporting the theft to police, he then took to social media for help. >> volkswagen groups, other areas of the internet that are all here to help, and slowly but surely it was shared multipied pretty quickly and slowly i start to getting information that you should look here, these are the crime hot spots. >> reporter: and tha

in 2018, tony and maria divorced.d reach out to them, and they are very grateful. >> and lydia tillman. we save the surprise for last. lydia worked very hard to recover. and, just speak. >> stimuli. >>. stimuli. >> try yesterday. >> she has rocked my world. >> doctor jill armor. >> i think lydia has the ability to make a full recovery, and i think she is tenacious and perseveres enough that, chevy may just do that. >> and so, a proper introduction. just ten months after the attack that nearly took her life, lydia spoke in her own words. >> people or amazed that you survived at all, frankly. >> yeah. i am amazed, to. >> what has been, in the long recovery process, the most difficult thing to do? >> re-learning how to speak. was, still difficult. i am trying to find a balance in between my ambitions and my still healing body and brain. >> so, where were you in the process of getting better when travis went to court to plead guilty and be sentenced? >> i was just out of rehab. the hardest day of my life. >> really? >> to

this is the moment tony, inspired by captain sir tom i tony, inspired by captain sir tom moore, finisheded walk that raised more than £i.5 moore, finished the sponsored walk that raised more than £1.5 million for the hospital that treated him. dominic raab had argued the public needed to be protected from tony's birth mother, so he used new discretionary powers to refer her case to the parole board. but the high court heard the probation service had argued that she was not a risk to children she was not looking after, and thejudge, justice mrs williams, concluded there was a formidable body of material before the secretary of state, at each stage of his decision—making, which indicated that simpson's risk could be safely managed if she was released. tony's adoptive family have successfully campaigned for tougher sentences for child abusers, known as tony's law, which came into force injune. the family's mp have backed their wishes to see her remain in prison. it is clearly very _ to see her remain in prison. it 3 clearly very disappointing because these two people have committed an horri

then the revival won a tony award for best revival. i won a tony award for best featured actor and that all happened the day after we closed the show so we really wanted to give the show another shot for people who didn't have a chance to see it the first time. it's been great being back on broadway. the audiences are wonderful. broadway is struggling to get back from the pandemic. but broadway is here and it's available for people. we need the audience there is. we're grateful for people that are coming. please come see us before february 5th. >> the theme of the show, the string of the show, the story line of the show gets to something that's embedded in professional sports in this country. homophobia, deeply closeted athletes. to my knowledge in major league baseball, glen burke, former dodger player, was outed while he was playing. this story that you're a part of, talk about it. >> it deals with homophobia, it deals with toxic masculinity, it deals with just locker room antics. it's a play about relationships really. a lot of peop

tony coach to peter. his attitude when _ island. tony coach to peter.and. tony coach to peter. his attitude when he used to - island. tony coach to peter. his attitude when he used to come| island. tony coach to peter. his i attitude when he used to come in, island. tony coach to peter. his - attitude when he used to come in, he would come in and get on with what he was doing but he would have a laugh and he could take everything as it came. he was a placid, nice and nothing was too much trouble. the recovery work goes on at the remains of the block of flats. two people are still missing. clear up around the harbour also began after the exclusion zone was reduced. this business has had its windows smashed in and its door damaged but it gives you some idea of the power of this explosion because of the block of flats was actually sitting all the way up there. it has been completely destroyed. this is what happened at four o'clock on saturday morning, hours after the fire service responded to concerns about a gas leak. the flats were previously disconnecte

the chan transcript i want to see our bye-bye angles in tony ornato.ol -- -- -- thanks, alex. >> after devoting shortly before to release the donald trump's taxes, the ways and means committee just released two reports about donald trump's taxes. nbc nbc news passionately reporter -- court has been reading the reports is going to join us to talk about them. coming up next. coming up next flu symptoms hit harder than the common cold. so it takes the right tool for the job... to keep it together. now there's new theraflu flu relief with a max strength fever fighting formula. the right tool for long lasting flu symptom relief. hot beats flu. research shows people remember commercials the right tool for long lastinwith nostalgia.elief. so to help you remember that liberty mutual customizes your home insurance, here's one that'll really take you back. wow! what'd you get, ryan? it's customized home insurance from liberty mutual!!! what does it do, bud? it customizes our home insurance so we only pay for what we need! and what did you get, mike? i got a bike

. >> reporter: it turned into a horrible experience for tony.t was supposed to be a new beginning for the high-end bicycle designer. he packed up everything he owned in this u-haul van and it was a bad dream. halfway point from san diego to portland is here in north oakland. he parked the van and u-haul over there, when he got up in the morning, it was gone. >> my pants to my trash cans to my computer, my bed frame. visualize any room in your house, it's gone. >> reporter: his entire life was here, including family heirlooms from germany and his vintage volkswagen in tow. after reporting to police, he took to social media for help. >> other groups of the internet, it was shared and multiplied and i started getting information, hey, you should look here, the crime hotspots where stolen things get taken. >> reporter: that took tony to the wood street underpass where the unhoused live and fires have broken out in the past. he found his van and called police. >> there was somebody inside it, they called in reinforcements of several squad cars and a

he encouraged toni, this commissioner, this is important couple of waste or encourages tony and the commissioner to reject the tax abatement. trump is a good court. he ultimately wins, , takes yea. in theer interim, tony gets a cl at his home one morning from someone who identifies himself as vinny. and then he is very upset that mr. trump is not getting the tax abatement, and there's a in this. tony reports this to officials. he is give it a security detail. it was i think the next day, i don't have the book in front of me, the next day trump himself claims he, too, got a threatening call, which are so surprising. and that call became known many years later when the fbi files were undone, now, there's no hard proof of who called trump, but there's widespread skepticism for people around tony that it was trump himself. the way this story ends is that trump gets the tax abatement, eventually. he wins in cit court and its, fr details are a little dense, but ultimately tony who has two children and a bad weight problem gets a call from trump inviting him to lunch and trump ultimately offers him a j

tony loves the noisiest part of the celtic community. they occupy the only standing section of the ground, the green brigade, the greenberg he had as solid, alters sanctioned. i have a fantastic group of boys that dazzling left at the atmosphere, not sanction. keeps up, let, keeps us and go on, keeps the atmosphere corn even one times or time there thar, the green brigades are overtly political, not always appreciated by the owners who worry that that might be bad for business politics and football. a go to holland and ha. and what wasn't politics and ireland? shortly? there would be no salvage football club. tony shrine is about more than just football. there's a world view on display here. anybody at those if i die, paula stainless, one of the great, i am and justice to monitor which way that greenberg here keep it on the agenda. plan. the flags with salt lake park. those palestinian flags became highly controversial when celtic, played, than israeli team. apple wild basheba and a champions league matches pockets. you wait for find the

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president tony cardwell joins me now. tony, good to see you.e bernie sanders amendment which included the 7-day sick leave are. doesn't have it. it sounded before this, deal was made in the senate, it sounded like you were going to reject the deal if it didn't have that in it. are you still hiking of rejecting the deal? >> well, it's already been signed, president biden signed it on friday, so it's -- the resolution's already been signed into law. we have no other way of advancing the 7 days of sick leave through the legislation now. ultimately, they had split the bill so there were two different bills that were voted on by the senate. fortunately, we did get bipartisan support for the additional sick leave. we were able to get five republicans to stand with the democrats on the issue, and we're happy about that. but we were only able to achieve 52 the votes, and you need the 60-vote filibuster to pass. so it failed by a narrow margin, but we're excited that we got our message out there, and we believe that biden needs to stand by us moving for

as tony morrison once said herself, it's not the fast food, it's a meal you should relish.f american literature that i captured both the attention an the ire of americans, that won't repeated calls for banning like beloved has the reality is if. the truth moors will write wil remain, even if every copy o beloved is snatch from you library shelves. it is a hard read, but is necessary one. we have two friends of the show, princeton university's dr. edd -- junior, and dr. imani perry, t join us to discuss morrison' legacy and help us unpac beloved. they taught a college course o tony morrison together i begin by asking them why the both kept returning to beloved over the years here is what they told me. >> it tells you the story of how slavery became a nationa institution with the fugitiv slave act. she can be caught in ohio. it also tells a story of the post slavery period, tha interstitial period where th promise of citizenship becam still elusive. there are these human themes that are so important. what does it mean to try t make a life after so muc trauma and violence? how

tony needs his football fix. so when the off season he started his own celtic media channeled from his carriage. he broadcasts a radio talk show and what do you like? so like a leaf, fear, spect broadcast and put more your e troop and, and stream them all the different solving sites all over the internet. it's often like i have 201st people acute the patios. tony loves the noisiest part of the celtic community. they occupy the only standing section of the ground, the green brigade, the greenberg he had as solid, alters sanctioned. i have a fantastic group of boys that dazzling left at the atmosphere, not sanction. keeps up, let, keeps a sang and go on. keeps the atmosphere corn. even one pains or time there are the green brigades are overtly political, not always appreciated by the owners who worry that that might be bad for business . politics, football, a oh top. uh huh. and what wasn't politics and ireland certainly there would be no saudi football club. tony shrine is about more than just football. there's a

this is admiral sir tony italdry _ strikes. kate? this is admiral sir tony italdry can _ strikes.s admiral sir tony baldry can who is head - strikes. kate? this is admiral sir tony baldry can who is head of. strikes. kate? this is admiral sir i tony baldry can who is head of the british armed forces who said it will be slightly perilous if the government expect them to cover emergency service workers who are on strike. he has been talking to the sunday telegraph and he said that while providing coverfor striking workers will not impede operations, they must be allowed to get on with their day—to—day jobs. they must be allowed to get on with their day—to—dayjobs. this seems to be pushed back against the government expecting them to cover for striking ambulance workers, striking firefighters. i have to say, to me with some concern. if i had heart attack, i would want an ambulance person to come to me, not someone from the forces. yes. ambulance person to come to me, not someone from the forces.— someone from the forces. yes, i think that _ someone from the forces. yes, i think that

tony dwyer, chief and narrative strategists. dwyer has been a confirmed bull for years wrapped around his singular call which is if you do not have a recession, it is tough to go down. when the facts change, he changes in joins with a short outlook for next year. tony, your outlook for next year is very un-dwyer. >> we come up with great formulas and big words but ultimately what it comes down to is you need money to buy things, do things or invest in things. the issue we have had since last spring is when the fed is tightening to the degree they are, it is restricting the amount of money out there. we were given a lot of money just after the pandemic that i don't know about your household -- my household spends it. we need new money to spend more money. >> i have never seen so many outlooks gaming out turns to a week, a day, or an hour. how do you prosecute earning equities if the term in the summer of 2023 is so opaque? you do not find a moment to jump into the market. how do you get in if you are more optimistic later on? >>

tony. it has a long tradition dating back to the 15th century, and it comes in a variety of flavors. but what you might not know is that some of the best pun atlanta, is made in an unlikely place. a prison bakery in northern italy, as part of a program, meant to rehabilitate prisoners. this bakery is also turning out a hot christmas commodity. ah, behind these bars in the city of patois, in northern italy, prisoners craft exquisite baked treats. the bakers are hardened criminals with long prison sentences. we aren't allowed to share their names or crimes. my son will be a god said, i've been in this prison for 14 years, so i'm not sure what the problem that i ought to that i'm paying for what i did back in 2008 in 2010 on that. oh, i used to have some real issues going on. what i mean, those buddy? i definitely made a big mistake. but i've changed, and i just keep learning his story, but i know for now they're mostly baking panic. tony, a traditional italian christmas cake. the palatinate f

tony what do you think what about folks had to say?i always find it great when people are like give us money not figured out it is their money and when they want their money they want to cut tax i'm favor of that. but if you really want to know what you should want from your federal government this christmas or holiday or hanukkah whatever season, leave us alone already. stop telling us things are great economically when they're not. stop telling us to be afraid of covid that we have to wear masks. let the military go back to damn work already and stop demanding vaccines that aren't going help them stop from getting covid or spreading covid. leave us alone. we all would be better off. >> so kevin i'm assume you go may have a slightly different perspective on this right -- >> just a little bit. wiem that little girl that wants guinea pig from joe biden wiem her on that front but listen tony makes good points. i'm somewhat more libertarian i think sometimes in my views in terms of getting government out of the way i'll note that one of t

he does sound a bit like tony blair sometimes .he told people who superglue themselves to roads in protest, who superglue themselves to roads in protest , the oil roads in protest, the oil industry , he said, get up and go industry, he said, get up and go home. he's sounding a bit more like tony blair this year than he has previously. he's completed quite a remarkable political from his election as , political from his election as, a unity candidate on what was a corbyn night programme. yeah but one of the crucial, distinct actions as well and you are one of the absolute authorities upon it is that tony blair wasn't only not michael foot, he also had really profound radical thoughts about how his own political party should operate, how the united should cooperate and how it should be a country unity and purpose . i didn't hear unity and purpose. i didn't hear any of that from sir keir in re nationalising have a pro second is of it or of rating members of the house of lords . yes. well the house of lords. yes. well to, tony blair wa

as it turned out, he saw his grandson tony's son decl only at the funeral. was really his grandson and for which he asked for forgiveness from his son together, with whom they never submitted the whole country and whose death divided the fate of alexander talmatsky into before and after his life and his fate. now i was thinking about our meeting. cyril well, when we are somewhere else in some other youth teen programs, when peers almost in one day. on the twentieth of july i have him 22. only with a difference of a year, he would now be 39 this summer, yes, and i am 40. and you are every day on july 22 here. what is your current june 22? well, they come to the cemetery. that is like two dates. this is the day of death and the day of birth. how about what do you think? he’s been alive since his fortieth birthday, how would she celebrate, i just remembered him, like all of us , well, actually, this party like this , but the river would be 40 years old, a hotel. well, in general, once for years it has already been other people, people change change over the yea

i want to say a quick thing about tony ornato. tony ornato used to work for the secret service. he got a cushy job at the white house and a cushy job back at the secret service. this is unprecedented and he became a true believer. frankly, his inability to be truthful and forthcoming in this entire ordeal is a poor reflection of what the secret service's mission and motto is, and that is an area that needs to be delved into further, maybe an inspector general investigation into what happened with the secret service, because it really shines a terrible light on what should be an honorable organization. tony ornato is a liar. >> then they deleted their phones. i'm sorry, but there's too many things. andrew and tara, thank you both very much. >> up next on "the reidout," will the real george santos please stand up. an incoming house republican is under scrutiny under what appears to be several fabricated aspects of his biography and resume. "the reidout" continues after this. psoriasis really messes with you. try. hope. fail. no one should suffer like that. i started cosentyx®. fiv

goodmop. >> angela, career woman extraordinaire, advertising executive, and tony danza plays tony micelli player. >> do you know this is the best sauce i have ever tasted? >> it's soup, angela. >> domestic labor becomes recognized as such when men perform it. whereas when women perform it, it's just, you know, the duties of love that you undertake as a wife and a mother. >> tony, you are the housekeeper and this is part of the house. now, the private chamber may be mine, but the dust is yours. >> "who's the boss" was a huge hit. it was a groundbreaking show in that the woman is the one who's really wearing the pants. >> good morning, wallace & mcquaid. >> listen to the way she does that, sam. that's why they made her the president. >> so angela is an advertising executive on "who's the boss?" elyse keaton on "family ties" is an architect. they have these really professional, upscale careers rather than just jobs. those are really powerful fantasies for women in the '80s. >> as a travel agent, i like to think that i'm a little cog in a big machine. a very little cog. >> in 1986, linda bloo

rockland county, this was the home county of toni morrison.r friend of yours. she was your editor. is it true she got you to write the autobiography in and 274? and what it means -- you are asked if her literature -- she won the nobel literature prize. she won a pulitzer prize. she required reading in rocklin? >> apparently, the most renowned resident of rockland county is not required -- her works are not required. i pointed out that i actually had a relationship with rockland county because of the fact that i visited toni morrison many, many times. three different residencies in rockland county. i learned a bit about the problems in that county. but i think students are convinced they can bring about change and i would not be rprised if the wereot at the foreont of t effort arantee that the students who attend public schools in tha countyead the rks otoni morrison. america we're going to do part two of our conversation and we are going to posted online at democracynow.org and also at democracynow.org we will link to this whole remarkable his

a year for access to important contacts in the weeks before the last presidential election in 2020 tony balinsky hosted a press conference where he presented evidence that jubaiden was directly involved and benefited from his son's operation. even influence abroad we talked with babalinsky about it. he said that joe biden received at least 10% of the proceeds from the deal with the chinese state-owned energy company. here is the fantastic

katy tur and tony dokoupil. [applause] >> thank you very much. thank you amy as well. so i appreciate all you being here . people who suspect there might be biased in journalism i can tell you this, it is 100 percent accurate in at least one respect. this is my wife. i think she is one of the most naturally gifted broadcasters ontelevision . [applause] i think she is a grateful and stylish writer. i think she has one of the best years and eyes for language i'm so happy. >> you're going to make mecry . >> and i'm so happy she's written a second memoir under the age of 40 which someone as it is self-indulgent. because it brings me back to florida and to miami and this book fair this is where i am from. i was here in miami, chicago bay. we have great memories here as a couple. last time we were here we had just gotten married. we had just been married. and there were stories believe it or not even up to not shared e had with one another and they were primarily stories about our own childhood it was all in a book i had swritten and she had yet to write this book and storie