tony west is the top lawyer for over. it's absurd. yeah, that's the democratic party. and they set themselves up to fail. i'm even wondering when tony west went into the about the human vote for a while now you probably did because he'd like to sit here in the white house because then he's in the oval office all the time. but he was actively sabotaging her campaign whether he knew it or not. and the problem with democrats is that they have those people in their inner circle and they listen to them. the only way that she could argue that she was gonna do something different. vine was that she's gonna go after corporate reading and prices down started doing it, and then, and stop or, or, and guides, or, i mean, if she can do that too, there's several issues that she could like. what else could i separate myself on? well, is there anything where his approval rating is like 20 is handling of israel palestine? i mean, it seems like the right now, am i going to say no it, i don't know. i would have thought that there would have been more fear about a 2nd. trump presidency th

i'm even wondering when tony west, when it did about the even vote for a wow. now you probably did because he'd like to stay here in the white house cuz then he's in the oval office all the time. but he was actively sabotaging her campaign whether he knew it or not. and the problem with democrats is that they have those people in their inner circle and they listen to them. the only way that she could argue that she was gonna do something. there was a fine was that she's gonna go after corporate read and get prices down, started doing it, and then stop or, or guys, uh or, i mean if she can do that too, there's several issues that she could have. what else could i separate myself on? well, is there anything where his approval rating is like 20? 0 is handling of israel palestine? i mean, it seems like it is as me right now. i gotta say no it. i don't know, i, i would have thought that there would have been more fear about a 2nd trump presidency that would have translated into more bolts or harris. not even if people, even if people were not infused about harris, t

i hear you, let me exude some confidence in what kamala harris, tony west, and david plus have done over the past couple of months. i don't think we go to the belt. i think you've seen the fundamentals shift anyway that have not done in a long time. i think you see georgia and north carolina coming home. i don't know if you all remember this but there was a time when we came on the cnn and we talked about if black voters would go to donald trump because he gave us gold shoes. that is not a thing. he was in 9%, 3% less than 2020. i just feel, i am in a zen mode. i am not where i was in 2016 but i am kind of zen. i think this woman from oakland in a couple of days will be called madam president. and i think what we will see over the next few hours is that coalition of young voters, generations he has gone him. that is colloquialism, going ham means they are exuding confidence and doing everything they are supposed to do, above and beyond. so i believe gen z has gone ham and we will see that demographic of women expand. and what people don't pay attention to in georgia, aapi. i am in a good

>> an old friend of mine, ray mcguire, from college and law school, tony west, the former general counselsame of pepsico, these are people that you can deal with if you're a business person they're people that, frankly, you probably have been speed-dialing and talking to for years, and so you're -- tony west is the brother-in-law of vice president harris, and so it's not like, wow, once they get in, we can actually sit down they've been sitting down for years, and they're very comfortable. these are democrats, by the way, who i put almost in the bloomberg camp he was a republican, he was a democrat you just didn't know you didn't know they were democrats. you just knew that they were reasonable, and that's what i think these ceos are thinking. reasonable i did not -- by the way, mike wirth is a diplomat. i think gavin newsom is someone who is willing to sacrifice any amount of jobs for one of the oldest and longest -- standard oil, california, for heaven's sake that will end. that idea that giving him the heisman, saying, listen, i'm not talking, that's over these people respect business

well, according to the atlantic, harris's a brother in law, tony west, who also happens to be uber's chief legal officer, was behind that change in tone. he reportedly pushed for harris to win over more ceos and billionaires like mark cuban, who became one of the campaign's chief surrogates. now, this tracks with reporting late in the campaign were harris's team was bragging to the new york times about how wall street was shaping her agenda. so, even if democrats do come to their senses and tried to start adopting sanders style populism, how do they free themselves of big business when it has become so intertwined with the party? political campaigns require gigantic sums of money, regardless of or in spite of the ideology of its candidates. and the harris campaign did that, they raised and spent $1.8 billion this cycle. the top pollsters, consultants, and strategists all profited handsomely from these campaigns. then they often go work in the private sector, working for the very companies democrats should be running against. i can say one thing point if democrats can't answer this qu

tony from west virginia, to kamala harris pick up the tab for lunch? no, we did. jim from jacksonville, florida,, jesse we watch prime time every night with cats and cockatiel, they want to get you something for christmas, what do you need? what do you get the man who has everything? i might need a cockatiel. ♪ ♪ >> welcome to hannity and tonight the 2024 election is in the books and thanksgiving, we've a lot to be thankful for, just around the corner but unfortunately some on the radical left determined to use the holiday season. to take another political stand, they want to cast out their own family and close friends. i'm not making it up. you decide. >> i completely understand her point, because i really do feel that this candidate, president-elect trump is a different type of candidate from the things he said and the things he's done and the things he will do. it's more of a moral issue for me. >> i don't want to be at thanksgiving dinner with her, probably tÜrkiye legs, mashed potatoes being thrown around anyways, tonight we will take a step back, dr. drew is

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. >> well, tony dokoupil had a late night and an early morning. he's across from mar-a-lago, he's in west palm beach this morning. tony, good evening, good morning, what can you tell us? what is the latest there? >> reporter: gayle, you and me both, what a late night, and what a moment in american history, really a wow moment in american history, one of the greatest comebacks in political history as many people put it to me last night. a twice impeached four times indicted once convicted candidate now appears or is at this point the president-elect of the united states for a second time. and inside that trump watch party headquarters i noticed the first bubbles of excitement of exuberance around 9:00 p.m. there was dancing full on on the floor by 11:00 p.m. and after the network started projecting pennsylvania, and then wisconsin in donald trump's favor, pure joy from his supporters. i asked people to summarize how they were feeling in one word. i got one person telling me fantastic. another relieved, still another, vindicated, and then of course they heard from the now president-elect hi

now for 3 months after reagan speech at the brandon for gate, s e d leader, s h, tony car, travel to west germany for a state visit official protocol provided for a motorcycle escort with only 7 instead of the usual 15 bikes. the honor guard for hanukkah was also somewhat scale down from the standard as this came from don was so it already started. there is honeycutt. read it in bond like a head of state of a sovereign state and according to which protocol that is, that was a lot of discussion about that. and it was only half a state visit to boston officially. it was a working visit for because the federal republic had not officially recognized the g d r as a state. and so the basic lawsuit gave them away and went that special case. hanukkah ignored the subtleties of protocol and use the visit to showcases state sovereignty. chancellor helmut kohl remained diplomatic and did not mention the wall. yeah, the machines agency did try the vin often v good is your 1st integral. one thing for i had in 1989, a young east berlin or put the claims of the c d regime to the test. 20 year old chris g

our first guest tonight is an emmy, grammy, tony and academy award-winning icon who has starred in "westribute doll was released this week. look at that. [ cheers and applause ] it's available now at shop.mattel.com. please welcome to the show, the one, the only, the legendary rita moreno, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: look at you. [ cheers and applause ] look at -- oh, no! oh, no. she's all right. hello. >> on the other hand, hi, big guy. >> seth: oh, my goodness. [ laughter and applause ] >> i know. there's nothing dirtier than an old lady. [ laughter ] and i am an old, dirty lady. [ laughter ] >> seth: oh my -- can i say, those are my favorite kind? [ laughter ] >> the word is out. >> seth: yeah, the word got out about you being old and dirty. >> about you. [ laughter ] >> seth: the word is out that that's my type. yeah. >> yeah, right. >> seth: i'm on a lot of blogs about this. [ light laughter ] >> i know. we know a few people we just talked about, right? >> seth: yes, we do. >> oh, did you talk about -- ooh! >> seth: ooh! [ light laughter

tony: we've built out our first commercial manufacturing module in west texas.ll the commercial demand in the market. we are not able to keep up with the demand. we need $30 million to expand our indexes to fulfill the demand. caroline: am i eating this now? is it available? tony: it is. there are products on the market that contain our product at the moment. absolutely. caroline: where are you in general approvals on fda and food science authority? tony: at the moment we are self affirmed, working with the fda to get the final letter of no questions from their side. we're working on a formal approval from the european food safety authority which we hope to get by the '26. caroline: what's it like in the world of raising capital for food tech? tony: it's misogynistic -- we've been working to propel the company forward, show up and show out technology and proof there is true market fit while discovering new market opportunities every day of the reit. ed: let's talk about investors. are they traditional investors or thematically focused on the space and how do you

mickey and moves to north forest and west towards acres home, i pledge every day to work hard for my constituents franklin, and abrams. through his years in business, tony has learned a lot about the value of hard work, strong customer service and uniting tony's employed hundreds of wisconsinites over the years and he now brings that same common-sense business acumen to this body where he's greatly needed where we need be a smalln and he is going to help themalln everyday americans pursue the american dream. once again, i extend my heartfelt congratulations to tony, his wife angela and his four sons, charlie, frank, george, and simon on this momentous occasion. i certainly had a chance to see his four sons on the campaign trail and they're like a whirlwind across northeastern wisconsin. with that, i'd like to congratulate the congressman from wisconsin, congressman tony wied! mr. wied: thank you, mr. speaker, and my colleague from wisconsin, the republican dean of the delegation, congressman glenn grothman. i want to start by expressing my deepest gratitude to my wife of 24 years, angela. and also to my four boys and my mom and dad. family is everything

west oakland just after 730 saturday night. sam mcneil says his good friend, 38 year old tony miller, seen here playing at top golf recently, was killed in the shooting. it's really heartbreaking to lose a member of your community who was beloved, especially in front of the entire community. the shooters opened fire, sending people running for their lives at a time when police say the park was full of hundreds of families of alumni, including young children. this was a family friendly event where a number of individuals from our community were coming together and fellowshipping with one another. west oakland and mcclymonds high school in particular, is a very tight knit community. city leaders are condemning the violence and calling for the community to band together. there is no place for violence here in the city of oakland. mike hutchinson, oakland school board district four director, writing the annual alumni picnic should be a safe space. we have to find a way to do better. i just wanted to send love to everybody in the community because that's what we need more of right now. the principal of mcclymonds high school says ad

and it was like, i didn't love him, he wasn't attractive, but it was a complete tony and maria moment. >> like from west>> a beautiful bracelet that was like an i.d. bracelet, that was a watch. and the most beautiful hands and fingers i've ever seen. >> so you were 16. was your mom mad at you for wanting to date a guy who was 27? >> my mom didn't know. >> oh, she didn't? >> no, i told her i was living with a stewardess. >> so you moved right in with him? >> because i had no place to go. because i had to leave where i was living, but -- i had lost my job -- actually, i quit. i docked time cards. everybody hated me. and one day i just said, i quit. and i walked in, said good-bye to this one lady, and didn't even get my paycheck. >> so then you move in with sonny. platonically? >> he's very nice. he says, you know, you can move in with me. and i was like, yeah. and he said, no, no, cher, to be honest, i don't find you particularly attractive. and i was like, oh, well, that's terrible. >> so a relationship ensues. you guys are -- i mean, you become icons together. you have incredible songs, shows, all the t

tony dokoupil. he's at trump headquarters in west palm beach. ad in pennsylvania. loud cheers. our colleague olivia rinaldi says they are looking at the exit polls in trump world "gleefully." that's the word. junior staffers, according to jake rosen, another one of our colleagues, they are looking for apartments in washington, d.c., and talking openly about what jobs they want in the new administration. they are measuring the drapes, so to speak. i talked to trump supporters in the room. how are you feeling? i heard "fantastic." i heard "relieved." and i heard "vindicated." >> norah: tony dokoupil, thank you. let's check in with chief white house correspondent nancy chorus at the harris headquarters at howard university in washington, d.c. nancy, we knew this would not be an early night given how close the polls event and it looks like it's going to be a very late night or may stretch days to get the pennsylvania vote. what are you hearing? the harris campaign manager just put out a new memo. >> reporter: right, she did put out a memo saying she

west. in the spectacular new movie musical version, grammy, tony and emmy winning star cynthia erivo wears cynthia and i got together in new york the other day for a "sunday sitdown" and a walk through the theater district. ♪♪ now are you sick at all of the color green? >> no. green happens to be my favorite color. i was like, this is just an excuse for me to keep buying more green. >> for cynthia erivo green is the color of the season. >> i love your shoes. they're fabulous. >> thank you so much. >> she has been dazzling in emerald on red carpets and now on the big screen. >> we should have forgiveness thrust on them. >> in the movie/musical "wicked" based on the long-running broadway show. erivo stars as elphaba, the wicked witch of the west. >> you're green. >> i am. >> in a tale about what happened in oz before dorothy arrived. do you remember the first time you saw yourself in the mirror as elphaba and what that felt like? >> yes, it was surreal because it made it very, very real, and it was all of a sudden, she's in the room, this woman we've been thinking of and imagining now exists

we have got a few showers just scraping the coastal fringes of west africa and some have yes, i was the get to the gulf with get a tony up with the weather that we have right across the house of africa. one of 2 showers into south africa between east the highly toxic pesticides linked to elevated occurrences of parkinson's disease and the farm as we used. were you ever warned about the health effects of hardware? no fault lines exposes how for decades of global chemical giant withheld information. $12000.00 american prophecy actually said he should never put the words per quad parkinson's disease in the same sentence. the pesticides play book on a jersey to a g 20 leaders failed to agree on financing climate change action. however, they have plenty of support for multilateral isn't the global self and an open economy. but how would the group in for sold of this and what will donald trump's return mean for the world order? this is inside story, the .

if you look on the west side, the left side of the map, about halfway up black creek is the heart of where tony's landholdings were and give you a sense how close the the bandits were based look up to the next creek mick gertz creek was named after one of the bandit leaders the mick gertz daniel mccarty. it's particularly so tone it and wants to boss around his own estates and the spanish for his part wants to diffuse problem by offering amnesty outlaws outlaws who and then leave florida would be given amnesty and his first proclamation exten did that offer and it seems like it might actually work because some offenders turned themselves literally the next day. nevertheless, zespri has recognized the need for kind of policing force and allowed tonin to send out a patrol and he used british loyal on patrol because as a new coming governor he couldn't properly equip his own dragoons. he brought them with from cuba. but the prices and the lack of supplies in saint augustine when he arrived handicapped him also zespri's assumed incorrectly that the loyalists would just patrol defensively. and what ac

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that's the very latest we're reporting here in west sacramento, covering local news that matters. i'm tonyazar, fox 40 news. >>a man has been arrested and solano county after fairfield. police say he drove over a man multiple times and then took off from the scene, reported clawed at stefani and brings us the very latest on what happened. we've been out here for hours as this investigation has been getting under way. and i want to go ahead and step out of the frame so you can get a better look at how things are looking. >>as we look in the distance, you can see that they're starting to finally bring the crime tape down. we know that those evidence markers have now been removed. all of this happening in a parking lot of a mall and we spoke with the worker who was mentioning that she's going to be a whole lot more careful when entering and exiting work. yellow tape is up. an investigation is underway at solano town center. maya wang works at the applebee's facing the crime scene and says she was inside with customers when this went down. nothing. i'm it. >>the other servers i worked today th

tony chang has moved from bangkok in the united nations is wanting that as many as 2000000 people are in danger of famine and starvation in man miles west. and we're kind state the u. n. d p in a recently released report says the situation has been caused by perfect storm civil war climate change, the collapse of the local economy, the severe shortage of fuel fertilizes and seeds. currently, the region is only able to produce about 20 percent of the food that it needs at the center of this crisis, or the hangup. once the target of a genocide now cool between 2 warring factions, memos all me and the rebels who are trying to through the mount. those who are lucky enough of being able to escape across the borders into bangladesh, but millions remain in the perilous existence. it's about to get considerably worse, tony checking out as a bank of projects and mozambique against the results of a general election last month, escalating police in the capital use tear gas and gum flash breakout. crowds of protest is the ruling for lima potty was declared. the winner of the balance of the opposition says it was ranked malcolm web reports from one

tony trying has moved from bangkok of the united nations is wanting that as many as 2000000 people are in danger of famine and starvation in man miles west and are kind state the u. n. d p. and a recently released report says the situation has been caused by a perfect storm civil war, climate change, the collapse of the local economy. the severe shortage of fuel fertilizes in seeds . currently, the region is only able to produce about 20 percent of the food that it needs at the center of this crisis, or the hangup ones, the target of a genocide now cool between 2 warring factions, most all me and the rebels who are trying to through the mount, those who are lucky enough for being able to escape across the borders into bangladesh. but millions remain in the perilous existence. it's about to get considerably worse. tony checking out to 0. thank you. so low trump, so as a spoken to move in 70 voltages since his election victory boncey housing, yet spoken to the russian president vladimir fruits and who price tromp as a brave mind for his handling of an installation and sense in july. so make sure you post, cause of the kremlin spokesman say

west, palm cust. on a vehicle which is with explosives rammed into a security check point in binary city. soon, high above postpone quiet provence, a group affiliated with the pockets tony toddler von claims responsibility for the attack. for patients have been gone for an operation to remove hundreds of people on the ground in an indigo line. in south africa, there's been a 10 stand off between police on demand, refused to come to the surface. if being arrested, authorities are accused of costing of food and supplies and a bit to make the work is leave a phone make cause all in the spotlights of the annual. as you all film festival local tenants on guessing the chose to showcase the stories as well. as their ideas of the quote of the national identity, joe evans has this reports from hendo. this festival has always prioritize exhibiting local talent and aids to secure the country's position on the global stage. and the median can top program as always, being a popular fixture. one, stand out film screening this year is to outline a cinematic tribute to the incredible genuine transformation of could. so that captures the identity and pride of the country because showcas

of a partnership with a local food bank reporter tony salazar's in woodland with a look at the impacts. >>was on closure of its fulfillment center in west. off ramos drive is impacting well over 100 employees. but now we're learning that it's also impacting the hundreds, if not thousands of hungry families who rely on this food bank right behind me. that is the yolo food bank. this follows a nearly 2 million dollar worth of food donations. this food bank would receive from amazon that now it's cut short. one way. the nonprofit is trying to overcome days. hardship is by expanding its partnership with ag farmers and seed companies to plant its own seasonal crops without having to rely completely on farmers for food donations. in the meantime, the food bank will continue to work with this 19 volunteer operated public distributions scattered around the county to feed thousands of families, food bank officials volunteering just a few hours or a day or even a few tame a few times out of the week. one of its distribution centers is a huge help, but its financial donationthey requested most because of their greater impact on feeding even more h

tony chang has moved from buying cox of the united nations is wanting that as many as 2000000 people are in danger of famine and starvation in man miles west. and we're kind state the u. n. d p and a recently released report says the situation has been caused by a perfect storm. civil war climate change, the collapse of the local economy. the severe shortage of fuel fertilizes in seeds . currently, the region is only able to produce about 20 percent of the food that it needs at the center of this crisis, or the hangup ones, the target of a genocide now cold between 2 warring factions, man most all me and the rebels who are trying to throw them out. those who are lucky enough of being able to escape across the boulders, into bangladesh, but millions remain in the perilous existence. it's about to get considerably worse . tony checking out as a bank of chads president says these countries ministry is killed, bulk of hold on sizes and wounded others it as strikes. but how much did we say besides accounts ro side was launched close to the border with nigeria itself to book a hold on targeted chads on these last month. killing 40 people in the

tony chang has moved from bank of in the united nations is wanting that as many as 2000000 people are in danger of famine and starvation in man miles west. and we're kind state the u. n. d p in a recently released report says the situation has been caused by a perfect storm. civil climate change, the collapse of the local economy, the severe shortage of fuel fertilizes and seeds. currently, the region is only able to produce about 20 percent of the food that it needs at the center of this crisis, or the hangup once the target of a genocide now cool between 2 warring factions, man mos on the on the rebels who are trying to through the mount, those who are lucky enough for being able to escape across the borders into bangladesh. but millions remain in the perilous existence. it's about to get considerably worse. tony checking out as a bank of china has improved a plan to increase the debt ceilings, the local governments by $840000000000.00 as part of a stimulus intended to ease in economic crisis. that also comes off to the election of donald trump as president of the united states, who has been threatening to impose tariffs on chinese pr

in west babylon, new york, on overline for independents, good morning, tony and.ler: hi good morning -- hi, good morning. i am fired up today because i am hearing people say kamala harris is not qualified. she is the only one that ran in three parts of government, judicial, executive, and legislative branch. but a reality tv host has more qualifications. explain that to me. am i better off than i was four years ago? yes, i am. i had my student loans forgiven as a teacher. $64,000 believed off of my back. i can contribute to the economy. ok. what the republicans have is a right wing ecosystem that has been brainwashing people. i see it when i go to my own father's house. ok. they get part of the story. everything trump does is great and everything that biden-harris administration did is horrible. it is like brainwashing. that is what they have on their side. look at the people they are putting in government that he is picking for his cabinet with sexual abuse. a week before the election, i am watching this man who supposedly has good qualifications and he is perfor

in west babylon, new york, on overline for independents, good morning, tony and.ler: hi good morning -- hi, good morning. i am fired up today because i am hearing people say kamala harris is not qualified. she is the only one that ran in three parts of government, judicial, executive, and legislative branch. but a reality tv host has more qualifications. explain that to me. am i better off than i was four years ago? yes, i am. i had my student loans forgiven as a teacher. $64,000 believed off of my back. i can contribute to the economy. ok. what the republicans have is a right wing ecosystem that has been brainwashing people. i see it when i go to my own father's house. ok. they get part of the story. everything trump does is great and everything that biden-harris administration did is horrible. it is like brainwashing. that is what they have on their side. look at the people they are putting in government that he is picking for his cabinet with sexual abuse. a week before the election, i am watching this man who supposedly has good qualifications and he is perfor

west end. >> seth: oh, you really? so you got to see them? >> i saw idina menzel, yeah. and -- yeah. >> seth: now having seen -- having heard -- listened to the soundtrack and watched the tonyseeing it for the first time? >> well, it's just, i mean, it's funny. jon m. chu, this film is really a feat from a directorial point of view. because he's translated it in a way that's expanded it and it's going to be -- it's going to blow everyone's mind. and i remember being in the theater and thinking the sort of electricity and the power of theater, it blew my mind then. and it manages to achieve the same effect in a cinema. >> seth: that's really exciting. people have also been really excited to the point where everybody was desperate for intel for behind the scenes photos, for basically invading your set. what was the craziest thing that you personally witnessed over the course of --? >> i have seen some things. [ laughter ] yeah, we were filming in the munchkinland sets, and who wouldn't want to photograph the sets? >> seth: sure, of course. >> ariana grande and cynthia erivo, of course. but there was one moment where i wasn't -- i was confused as to whether we were filming "in

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west coast, see francis ford coppola. >> francis saw me in the play, and i had a manager by that time. i had done a couple of plays. i also won a tony to go there. i was afraid of planes. >> you didn't want to fly. >> yeah. so my manager says you are going out with me, i'll go with you. so i went there and i got to know francis. so he knew me a little before he called me for godfather. >> he believed in you. >> he did. >> nobody else did. >> yeah. >> and you felt it? >> well, he called me at my house a year later. this is how this thing works, what we do. it works that way. and he said, they gave me "the godfather." i'm directing "the godfather." wow, that's good. i knew this was a great big book. everybody read it. it was one of those. so it was going to be a movie, wow. then he said, yeah, i said, that's great. he said, yeah, and i want you to play michael. >> couldn't believe that? >> no, i said he is going too far. he is out there in san francisco. god knows what he is taking right now. practically humored him until i thought of paramount pictures. paramount pictures, i thought high as him, they are smart. they know how good he