merit-based. >> greg: tyler, is joy just victor?zuelan trans-mother of six i have a couple ideas i would like to talk to you in the green room. they are, and i have to say this, from being single forever, women get jealous of women. i think women were makeup for women, they all look like ducks now like i am kissing a cartoon. i do not know who that is for it is not for me. >> the lip filler. enough with that. >> greg: it is so weird. i think it is plastic surgeons and women that are into that. guys are like jacob. >> i think i will come back from maternity leave with huge ones actually. think about all the time i will have to get things done. i've never had enough days off to get things done. i will have triple d's and huge lips. >> it is a look. >> natural. >> greg: is tyler right women can be so mean against other women? >> and don't hit me before you say. >> 1000% i got no interest in everybody but i also do think it is funny that are they trying to say that a straight, a white woman is a wokeness higher? that is not how people w

yeah, there's i don't understand. >> got a restraining order, tyler. and she has to do 15 rehab sessions, 60 days of alcohol abstinence monitoring. >> that's the hard part. >> yeah, but you know what's weird? she stops drinking and her gas goes away. >> yeah, 30 days off beans. you know, it's really. it's. what bothers me is how fancy the british sound. i watched the news story, and i didn't laugh because, like, well, so she just passing a bit of wicked wind a little, a little bit of a poopy pie, a smelly grenade. you know, i think only jordan peterson can make that fart sound. well, you know, farts are just releasing of the patriarchal, unnecessary dead wood, and you just fart out and rescue your father from the belly of the fart? no, it's like really? so i don't like intellectual people. they make me look stupid. let me check my watch here. haha. >> i don't know, man. >> probably you're missing a watch. >> i'm missing one. >> how happy would you be if someone from your past, you looked at your phone and it was a video of them farting? >> yeah, i'd lo

we will hopefully catch up with tyler later.ing for those calls between the president and the leaders of mexico and canada and also following with the leaders of the provinces across canada are doing. this comes from ontario. the premier dug ford and a post saying on x they will ban u.s. companies from government contracts and also going on to say ripping up ontario's contract with starlink. is that going to be the perceived weak spot of this administration? going after the company's of elon musk? annmarie: it is a vulnerability given that elon musk has an office in the old executive building. he has proximity to power that no other executive has. maybe this is the way they can try to needle their way into the oval office. doug ford has been sporting a hat that looks like a mega red hat but it is blue and it says canada is not for sale. lisa: it is all trying to appeal to potential factions that could influence trump. it is going after red states and products. it is going after elon musk. canadian leaders are saying where are th

check on tyler banassi program director for the masters in need of communication and development at the london school of economics. i'm christina brown and shaheen with lauren co hosts of the on council culture podcast. thank you all so much for your time. thank you for being part of the discussion today, christine, and show him. i'd like to start with you. we decided to do this. busy because as we observe the internet here on the stream, um, if you was like there's no escaping counsel culture as a concept. but as a concept that has evolved over the years and it has different meaning to different people. can i get you to 1st define what council culture actually is? of course i think when we talk about cancel culture, we are specifically referring to parts of reality or the idea that people deserve to be punished when they do things that we don't like or that wouldn't gain to be socially unacceptable. and when we talk about cancel culture, but just using language that is accessible to more people to be ality is that there is no such thing as canceled culture. cancel culture is just basic

. >> we have a person like tyler perry who owns a studio, and that's remarkable in and of itself, because50, you could have never have imagined that a black man would dominate the space so thoroughly as tyler perry has. >> i think. >> the black ownership of content will disrupt the media ecosystem, because you won't have gatekeepers who are beholden to the sort of status quo or traditional media companies. >> a perfect example of black ownership changing the game. lee daniels and the wonder years. >> i love the wonder years growing up. i love it even more now that they've rebooted it. and they've set it in montgomery, alabama, because it reminded me of my childhood. >> lee daniels. >> acquired the rights. >> to the original wonder years. because he wanted to tell a story about the black middle class experience during the late 60s. >> i didn't want to direct it. i didn't want to write it. i just didn't want. >> to. mess it up. >> so i found a great showrunner, writer, saladin, who had a good take. >> on it. >> so i. >> think it's time. >> that we talk with you about sex. >> can't we just p

tyler mauldin for us this morning, sir. very grateful to have you. thank you so much. and coming up here on cnn this morning, a presidential power grab is donald trump issuing executive orders designed to be challenged in court. mark mckinnon joins us. plus, elon musk and doge getting heavy handed with their cost cutting and general approach. >> i think elon's doing a good job. he's a big cost cutter. sometimes we won't agree with it and we'll not go where he wants to go. >> top line this is a quality comprehensive exam. come again? you asked me to top line it for. >> you okay. bottom line. >> well the bottom line is this is an amazing value. what? get two pairs of progressives and an eye exam starting at just 159, 99.95 at america's best. >> okay, everyone, our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition for strength and energy. >> ensure with 27. >> vitamins and minerals, nutrients for immune health, and ensure complete with 30g of protein. >> the tempur-pedic. >> breeze makes sleep feel cool. so no more sweating all night or blasting the air conditioning beca

and just briefly day because that doesn't take into account all of the tow tyler t of minute tree hardware aid assistance. right. when you start to add numbers, those numbers into that i was looking up according to that part of the aid cuz it can get confusing. but according to that part of the egg, which is tracked by the phone assistance don't. gov website, the bulk of us aid in 2023 has been on things like, you know, the humanitarian needs health and development. the 12 percent went towards minute for uses. might that change now if some of the humanitarian and development aid is being frozen or we're going to see that mix change you good. i mean here's was a little ironic. as you mentioned at the top of the show, a for a military assistance to israel and egypt was not processed in the fall of this. so the united states, which has not been particularly balanced on israel palestine is now in a position of freezing a, to gaza and all the fruit, a nation manager and assistant spite waivers and increasing or allowing the assistance to is relative to go forward. and so you know that that's a

so dollars, tyler is found that the civil law study facing the nurse should be able to finish consent to the last, almost only the design. this is donald loaners, maybe a n i a d at school. and i will also, as you may have my sledge enough, homeless little 3 knows what the name of the myers medical medical which squeeze lien valley. it indicated, possibly in your article desk and down the area to most of the pieces. of course, let me move up to potentially the mike at 9 is the the mobile piece of setting it to not accomplish and to send me, especially in those i was slack, i'll call you monday or tuesday is a lot. you're all set just a little quicker, the volume yet to run manually to clinical bone. it says that's a day more of a bus the only and below if you're selling me the function easily, bu is done dividends so they don't get me and then those and they babe, and the old bullshit when at the end of the start, the kids. so need got, it's all about because of all take all and then just start the keeps telling me i just looked at the one that goes out to the north sitting at the dis

we were talking about the catastrophic tyler terry and press system in, in your if i should just say that the ca was a blur as of right mind. who also like jeremy la freight who upgrades own was revealing, is really plans to attack it around and is being prosecuted right now. um, you know, uh this new trump, a parent opened this regarding press freedom at tucker carlson probably will benefit out of that because um he'll get his press credentials pretty easily. what did you make of him saying there was an assassination attempt plans by the so called bible bite and blinking sullivan iris administration to kill boots in that in my opinion. yeah, i don't know what to make of it. i do know that the ukranian government attempted to kill vladimir putin with a drone attack on the kremlin, which failed. and that, that is one of their objectives. and it does appear to be it aligns with the objectives that we've exposed that were outlined in documents by a secret british military intelligence sell overseen by a veteran military intelligence official and m. i 6 official, chris donnelly. we've ex

tyler fitzgerald as well. patrick bailey in the first half is great. patrick bailey in the second half runs out of steam, but maybe that'll change after two years of that happening. so you kind of look around and like they're actually pretty set and it's solid ish, i think. i think it's solid ish is a really good way of putting it. that ish is carrying some weight. and i think the other thing is, you know, we know guys are going to get hurt and you start looking around and going, yeah, that's when it gets pretty. that happens every year, right? like a couple guys go down and we're like, oh man, six through nine gets pretty iffy. when it looked fine on opening day, key word solid ish. you can get ready for spring training by downloading the very popular giants talk podcast. still ahead, what exactly is elon musk's role in the trump administration? a bit of dave's been very excited about saving big with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. five years? -five years. and he's not alone. -high five. it's five years of reliable gig speed internet

i hit him back on to the trumpet, ministration in place, tyler some good, some cabinets. mexico and china cabinet, as prime minister, has announced 25 percent, which on the 8th we tires on who us groups. mexican president called yesterday and found says she's instructed her government to prepare to retaliate against the us for that was thomas out. just as juliana has moved out from mexico, so she are in it. i think for the 1st time, shame them put aside this cool headed list with which she, by her own definition, has tried to deal with this back and forth on terrace over the couple of the last few days and weeks. she opened the statement by saying, we categorically reject the white house's slander against the mexican government of having alliances with criminal organizations. she went on to say that if anyone has alliances with these groups, it's actually the weapons manufacturers in the us who are these criminal organizations and allowed them to commit the crimes that they do both in mexico and in the us. she went on to say that the intended purpose of these terrorists, which, according

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let's just go back to tyler assume he's in the find eunice where one of the exchange is taking place target. so he's saying movement cause approaching the exchange sites. just tell us what's happening now. just bring us up to date. yes um right now we are still chasing the development of the release of the is really captive from the city of con eunice close to so i had been road in hope and that is it. in some neighborhoods that has been widely displayed to do to the is ready military operation. and the city will con units in which is really minutes reclaims that the managed to dismantle all the military infrastructure of the palestinian troops. we can see that uh now uh how much uh, spike is deployed an own roads, acore doors that are leading to the release of size. and they are right now i'm trying to, uh, guarantee a very smooth and secure release of the is very uh, top tips. uh, but basically we can see also some sort of uh, arrangement made as a special pop pull the uh vehicles of the international to meet. so you all direct cross this release is quite different from the previou

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but now how do you respond to a question frequently posed by tyler cohen, do you think over the next 1020, 100 years a is more likely to make life longer, healthier happier or less long healthy and happy? and how more likely. in the long term? i think that i will, sir. surely make light a life even longer, whether it makes it happier is actually very unclear because of the dynamics that we're talking about. so for example, i would consider in a tottering totalitarian state to be very unhappy. so the happiness is not assured. i'm sure, i will hope medicine, whether we get tangible gains in the short, i doubt it. so you can think of the war on cancer people are often they write nixon introduced the war on cancer. we've some progress especially in the last decade we still haven't won the war on cancer sort of thought it was like a ten year problem or something. so that was, you know, many decades ago, most of the remaining medical problems are really hard because we've so many proteins in, our body interacting in so many ways, you still need to do term clinical experiments to evaluate t

well i guess i already said thank you tyler not to miss this time but thank you too again to the restf you and thank you to all of you for your work on this. and i guess my question is similar to the one that president kim asked in reference to the last go around the ambitious ness of the goal and um you know this question of really what would it take like what's our analysis of why we are where we are in the sort of flip side of that is what would it really take to meet our goal? um and then a sort of second follow up question to that is is around the um the john muir math experience where to to my colleague um mr. fisher is question around black students and as you pointed out the black student achievement rate is really really low and yet we have a school in our district that has one of the highest rates of black student mathematics achievement in the state ten year elementary school where the proficiency rate is 50%, right? so for the whole district third graders we're looking at 15%. john muir at least for the entire school is 50% which is significantly higher than our entire dis