we are watching tyson foods.he shares are higher after the company's quarterly earnings beat even the highest analyst estimate and the result underscores a recovery in the u.s. chicken industry while the food producer seeks to manage the potential headwinds of tariffs between the u.s. and mexico. joining us now for more is jennifer, senior analyst at bloomberg intelligence. jennifer joins us now from our princeton bureau. jennifer, you know, of course, we have to start with tariffs because this is something that came up during the earnings call and tyson made clear that it is prepared for tariffs. did we get any details on how exactly or does the upgraded guidance basically gave investors the comfort to give the company the benefit of the doubt? >> well, it is a really good question and a topical one given everything that is happening. if you look at tysons performance, last year, they had just over $5 billion in sales directly related to exports which is under 1% of their total sales so that alone is not a huge

the trump white house is now having its own tyson homosexual moment. here's the headline of the guardian quote trump's demands to drop dei leads to deletion of unrelated federal pages and by unrelated federal pages. oh boy, is the word unrelated doing a lot of work. this is the internal revenue manual. it does not promote diversity, equity, or inclusion. it rather serves the very important task of telling irs employees how to collect taxes, which is their job. before the trump administration started willy nilly control-f deleting anything that had any quote dei reference, there used to be parts of this tax manual that made reference to, say, the inequity of the government holding on to certain taxpayer money. also, the need to check for the inclusion of a taxpayer identification number on a particular form. but now that trump's in there, that's not in the tax tax manual anymore. they deleted those references because oh my god, inclusion. they don't say the white house, the trump white house never did anything for you. they're saving us all from the dan

you know, the mike tyson era when trump is king in atlantic city.remember this era well because i used to go to all those fights. should i show it? catherine. all right, show it. put up this still image. this is yours truly in that era. oh my god, trump looks good, i look ridiculous. the point is, i remember him then. and based on what i saw those many nights, he had the respect and admiration of a lot of people of color in that scene. and then it's then it faded, and now he seems to have gotten it back. what happened? >> good morning michael, thanks for having me on this first day of black history month. and it's so appropriate. that you show those clips because that's an that's an important part of our history. what happened is that hip hop is the lifeblood of american popular culture. it has been. and if donald trump is cool again, it's because he's got that blood coursing through his veins. to understand trump's cultural relevance right now and his rise to power, we got to understand hip hop. tyson was the hip hop boxer, right? it was all about

baka, is a former state department official in the biden and or by my administrations welcome tyson y is u. s. a i d among the fastest targets for cost cutting by the trump administration. as well. international development in the united states has always been a is something that has, although mass of return on investment has not been an area that the american people necessarily see as, as urgent as other forms of government support. so if you look at the polling over the years, a international development assistance has always been something that americans are willing to trade the budget on that. so that there are a lot of misperceptions on what you're saying to you and international development does. it is the greatest return on investment in america's arsenal, to support us national interest as, as your program mentioned, is less than one percent of the budget. 40000000000 as composed as opposed to around, upwards of 800000000 for the pentagon. and for that, you know, the us is able to sustain, not only millions of lives, but advance american national interest in countries around

i want to bring in now tyson barker. he was a us diplomat during the, by the ministration where he served as deputy special representative for ukraine's economic recovery ties. it's good to see you again. it's been a long time our viewers will recognize you and, and i have to ask you to start out what was your reaction to president trump's phone call 1st to vladimir putin before he even. busy the ukrainian president as well. it was of course i'm falling into all categories. i would say, i mean, if you read the read out of the phone call, it had a lot of the same tropes, very reminiscent of uh, president trump meeting was by to be to me in helsinki, in 2018 itself into a lot of narratives around the great history or russia about it sacrifice in the 2nd world war. never mind the fact that the brain actually lost a lot more troops and civilians. in the 2nd world wars and rush, it is part of the soviet union or composite elements and the soviet union. he did not mention of course, and he did not mention either it in the writ

and tyson barker, it's always good to talk with you. we appreciate you sharing your, your valuable insight or knowledge and insights with us tonight. thank you. joyce. thanks. what donald trump's a phone call with fulton is sent, shock waves through european capitals who expect to play a central role in any piece of them. but in you create european union. leaders are now telling washington no deal behind our backs. after all, is the security of europe. that'd stake here against why the improvements aggression, japanese defense minister said the us was giving up ground before talks of even begun to the dollars using this is obviously what this regret to bill. it's good. so is that the trump administration has already made to have the concessions to putin before negotiations have even begun. as the stories didn't as a get back to 45. in my view, it would have been better to discuss the trains possible made to membership of all the countries possible lots of territory at the negotiating table and not to take it off. the table before hand i

. >> hey, don't forget we just released my interview with the great champ mike tyson. it's airing on foxnation.com. what an amazing life and career. what a great guy too. all right, unfortunately, that's all the time we have left this evening. please set your dvr so you never, ever, ever miss an episode of hannity. as always, thank you for being with us. thank you for making this show possible. in the meantime, let not your heart be troubled. greg gutfeld is next to put a smile on your face. have a great night. >> i know, i know, i know. i know. okay, yeah. oh. >> you're adulation. >> it's almost getting boring. happy thursday everyone. so mitch mcconnell is reportedly fine after falling down the stairs. medical personnel credit his hard shell. cbs has released their full, unedited, 60 minute interview with kamala harris. apparently, they left out a part where kamala said she was allergic to mold, which could explain why you rarely saw her standing next to joe biden. now, we're not sure how much they doctored the chat, but they left out the clip of her arriving to the

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i sat down with the one and only champ mike tyson for an interview. shop is heavy on news and politics this is a very different show. amazing stories, the life of mike tyson, other news from celebrities you won't here anywhere else. so check it out tomorrow morning. that is all the time we have left this evening thank you for being with us in making the show possible. please set your dvr so you never missed an episode of "hannity". foxnews.com, hannity.com. in the meantime let not your heart be troubled greg gutfeld is next to put a smile on your face. ♪ ♪ [applause] >> greg: yes! all right! all right! all right. stop! you are so in needy! good evening, everyone. "vogue" magazine criticized melania trump's 2025 white house portrait, comparing her to a freelance magician. it is true, she share made jill disappear. president trump said he would send 30,000 illegals to 30,000 illegals to guantanamo bay. they will be coming from philly, new york, and san fran, so consider it an upgraded. meanwhile, in an interview border czar tom homan called joy reid it

episode of my fox nation showanwh available to stream asa side down with the champion max -- mike tyson that? >> never seen anybody like him before. >> sean: in terms of being tough? >> tough but everything seems to align with him. >> sean: i think the greatest political comeback. >> in the history. >> sean: seriously.ac >> this is history. >> sean: and he has never been in theha white house and wants o go. for interview at fox nation,houe thankful being with us, saids your dvr see never missed an episode of hannity, in the meantime set not let your heart be troubled, greg gutfeld standing by to put a smile on your face, have a good night.

i sat down with the one and only champ mike tyson for an interview. heavy on news and politics this is a very different show. amazing stories, the life of mike tyson, other news from celebrities you won't here anywhere else. so check it out tomorrow morning. that is all the time we have left this evening thank you for being with us in making the show possible. please set your dvr so you never missed an episode of "hannity". foxnews.com, hannity.com. in the meantime let not your heart be troubled greg gutfeld is next to put a smile on your face. ♪ ♪ [applaus

meanwhile the next episode of my show is available to stream as i sat down with the champ mike tysonew. take a look. >> he is very special. >> why do you say that. >> never seen anything like him before. >> in terms of being tough? >> everything lines up with him. >> i think the greatest political come back. seriously. >> yes. this is history. >> sean: nt has never been in the white house and wants to go. full interview fox nation. that is all the time we have left this evening please set your dvr so you never missed an episode of "hannity" in th meantime let not your heart be troubled greg gutfeld is standing by to put a smile on your face have a great night. ♪ ♪

i sat down with the one and only champ, mike tyson, for an extended interview. well, this show is heavy on news and politics. it's a very different show. you're going to hear amazing stories, the life of mike tyson and other newsmakers, celebrities you're not going to hear anywhere else. so check it out tomorrow morning. it drops anyway. that's all the time we have left this evening. thank you for being with us. thank you for making the show possible. please set your dvr so you never, ever, ever, ever miss an episode of hannity news. any time. every time. all the time. fox news.com hannity.com. in the meantime, let not your heart be troubled. greg gutfeld will put a smile on your face next. have a great night. >> s all right, all. >> right. >> all right. >> all right, all right, all right. oh, stop. >> you're so needy. good evening everyone. so, vogue magazine criticized melania trump's 2025 white house portrait, comparing her to a freelance magician. well, it is true. she sure made jill disappear. ha ha ha. president trump said he will send 30,000 illegals to g

neil de grass tyson who lived in maryland while he was at the university of maryland said the great thingbout science is it's true whether or not you believe in it. and the great thing about democracy is it's going to win thens the thairo kratz, the dictators and december pots and enemies of science. i've spoken to constituents who were terminated and they were terminated because they were just promoted becauser in doing such a good job. that's stupid, that's cruel. as stupid and cruel as selling out our democratic alleys in europe, right? as stupid and cruel as selling out president zelensky. i have constituents who are doing the critical research america needs into breast cancer, colon cancer, into leukemia. into multiple sclerosis, into maly than, narcissist i guess personality disorder. all of the deadly diseases threatening america today. kind we do that? i could understand if putin wanted to come here and turn our institutions upside down. i could understand if with the xi or kim young unwanted to do that but why does our own government want to turn against our own people? it's a sc

tyson is going to be great in that role and tyson will be working hand in hand with chief casper to develop special operations training. >> thank you very much for that clarification chief rather i really appreciate that. thank you very much madam president. >> thank you for your comprehensive report. chief thank you. >> other commissioners yes. thank you for your report. i noticed in the after incident write up of the fire at 159 a recommendation by chief baker that because of the hazards posed by these downed lines to our firefighters that there be some continued contact with jeanie to see how this can be ameliorated. i just wanted to to ask if that ongoing contacts in place and can you let us know from time to time how it's going because this is a big issue. yeah, that's a great question. commissioner collins our vice sorry vice president collins we do currently have training with jeanie through our module training assistant chief mike thompson has been our jeanie liaison in the past and our relationships with jeanie have been solidified through mike's work and developing natural gas eme

i sat down with the one and only champ, mike tyson, for an extended interview. well, this show is heavy on news and politics. it's a very different show. you're going to hear amazing stories, the life of mike tyson and other newsmakers, celebrities you're not going to hear anywhere else. so check it out tomorrow morning. it drops anyway. that's all the time we have left this evening. thank you for being with us. thank you for making the show possible. please set your dvr so you never, ever, ever, ever miss an episode of hannity news. any time. every time. all the time. fox news.com hannity.com. in the meantime, let not your heart be troubled. greg gutfeld will put a smile on your face next. have a great night.

i want you to tell us about rita and tyson. these are the two people you profile in the book.them because. >> we don't have enough housing. we don't have enough rehab. >> we don't have enough. >> resources to. >> help. >> people on. >> the streets. >> and you know. >> the. >> old. >> maxim of falling through the cracks. >> that's what. >> happened to rita. >> and tyson. >> and thousands of other people. >> that estimate. >> of 700 and some odd thousand. >> people on the streets is just a. >> one night count. >> a lot. >> of people put. >> that actual. >> number at. >> more. >> than 3. >> million. >> throughout a year. >> that's a lot of people. we shouldn't have. >> this in. >> in america. and what happened with. >> rita was. >> she she. >> she fell. >> into drug addiction and alcoholism while she was. >> living a. >> kind of bohemian, charmed life in florida. she was living in the florida. keys on. >> boats. >> had. >> you know. five kids. >> and spiraled in relationships failed. and one thing led to another. >> and she wound up. >> out. >> here in san francisco. >> and i fou

is immense. 2 weeks before i arrived at plum village, getting a neighboring countries with hips by tyson yankee, hundreds of thousands of people were displaced under the 800 account. i was so shocked to see so many people dying. the bodies, sisters town. yeah. and try my tongue of being deeply affected. i'm not then getting them, but i can feel the suffering. i can feel the pain the most. as a monastic. we learn how to, for a suffering, how to connect with suffering, but not being swept away by suffering. does the suffering of all these people and there's also the suffering of the us. and i wondered what's if i thought about what mother i is saying to humanity. i think she has been trying to wake us up for a long time. i have the feeling that my, the us to continue calling us sometime has, will be quite a few cold calling is police a lot of coverage strength and compassion and love each one of us has a role to we were gnostics, we have a role fee to we take care of full of people and you, you take care of the us and we take care of you. so we into our that's why we need the practice. we

sometimes the beaver is lucky though, and just brought to new territory the so by ologist kathleen tyson from the sinking bag society in frankfort. and john eve, george from strauss, boards, beth cheer. you multi disciplinary institute are heading a german french reintroduction project. they've already released over $650.00 european pond turtles at various sites along the upper round river. the turtles are regularly recaptured and their development documented the today the d o is working on the german side. this is our research so i can know people are coming up. there are around $150.00 titles and this whole area hoping you have. let's see how many we find this week. if you, the, the area includes old branches of the rhine river that have been spared from being straightened or drained. the landscapes like these are becoming increasingly rare. let's see to we have now is easy to confine. you know, i've lived in the countryside since i was young. i used to go fishing with my grandfather to create and they got used to nature and rainy weather. i've a crew back then, the forest was a very e

tyson and. thousands of other people.e streets is just a. >> one night count. >> a lot of. >> people put that actual. >> number at more than 3 million. >> throughout a year. that's a lot. >> of people. we shouldn't have this in america. and what happened with rita. >> was she. she she fell into drug. >> addiction and. >> alcoholism while she was living. a kind of bohemian, charmed life in florida. she was living in the florida keys on. >> boats. >> had, you know, five kids. >> and spiraled. >> in relationships failed. >> and one thing led to another. and she wound up out here in san francisco. >> and i. >> found her on a place called. homeless island. >> which was. >> a traffic. island where about. >> a dozen people lived right there on the cement under tarps with shopping carts. and cardboard. >> and. >> all of them were addicted to something crack, heroin. this was in 2003. >> fentanyl hadn't been a factor yet. >> so it was crack and heroin. and meth. >> and booze. >> anything you could. and it. >> you know, it broke my

that's what happened to rita and tyson and thousands of other people.timate of 700 and some odd thousand people on the streets is just a one night count. a lot of people put that actual number at more than 3 million throughout a year. that's a lot of people. we shouldn't have this in america. and what happened with rita was she she she found a drug addiction and alcoholism while she was living a kind of bohemian, charmed life in florida. she was living in the florida keys on boats, had, you know, five kids. and spiraled in relationships failed. and one thing led to another. and she wound up out here in san francisco. and i found her on a place called homeless island, which was a traffic island where about a dozen people lived right there on the cement under tarps with shopping carts and cardboard. and all of them were addicted to something crack, heroin. this was in 2003. fentanyl hadn't been a factor yet. so it was crack and heroin and meth and booze. anything you could. and it you know, it broke my heart to get to know them and to get to know. rita an

desziree tyson has watched in recent years as out of state investors bought up homes throughout her milwaukee neighborhood. so when the house across the street became vacant, she was concerned. we're not going to let an investor come from out of state and take over our property and move anybody in it, and they live out of state. they don't see what's going on. so no. but then lisa brooks, a longtime milwaukee resident, knocked on her door. she wanted to buy that house across the street to live in, but she needed help asking desziree to sign a city form supporting that she could get the house. that letter saved the day. brooks had been renting for more than 30 years. welcome to my humble abode. last summer, she was finally able to become a homeowner. it was real to put the key in the door and it opened. it's like, yep, this is your address. this is it. this is yours. this is sanctuary for me. she had her own experience with out of state investors. one bought the home she'd been renting for nine years. i looked at the lease and just noticed the cost change and like, no, it's got to be a problem

we leave it there for the moments tyson back up. thanks for joining us today. thank you. of course, have lots of other stories making headlines around the world. the 1st mexican sold drugs have arrived at the country's northern border in response to demands from us present. donald trump, you've reached the dna of 25 percent. it's highly from mexico, imports in extreme for us fixing migration. 8 to the us. event of the department of $10000.00 troops also aims to track down and responding, offend to them, and the drugs ukraine says 5 civilians have been killed in the russia me side effect on the city of easier them in the heart of the beach and continued official say russia in the me sides of the city center and the know you opinions or just, but at the sight of the shelling you prince presidencies, he would agree to detect these thoughts with russian president vladimir 14 in australia capital via now files and the for testers. have run it again so far. i tend to bother you to the parties kind of thing talks with the conservative peoples policy about forming a governing coa

that's 3 of tyson degenhart. 22 points right there for some state goes on to win. 79 to 52.eanwhile, stanford's best player earned some recognition today that senior maxine he was named a top 10 candidate for the kareem abdul-jabbar award honoring the nation's best center. rhino has really emerged as one of the best big man in the country this year, putting up monster numbers better than 20 points per game. 11.7 rebounds. he leads the nation with 19 double doubles. the paris native really doesn't offer stanford passing shooting threes. also averages a block and a steal per game. perhaps the warriors should be looking at have to pair up with 3 center. 3 san in the new splash brothers. a banks. yeah. >> we'll have a good night ♪ ♪ >> ♪ welcome to the super bowl." ♪ >> super bowl weekend is underway.

no way to hold it is supposed to maxim hope, mike said, like make face the it's ok hope tyson mclaughlin, schuler mckinney. my story started when i was at school and a nice to fight with other children and my friend that said, and each time we for, we go to suspension. and my mom told me to still 5 same thing and we will at home. then i watched winbush on take too much nico one and associates a fighting with each other in it's a good term from bush. and i thought also like the support piece for who wants to become a famous wrist. please try and combine a little these fights excite me. it's all the violent, but these fighters don't hurt each other. you're going to is one and don't be missing. school was founded by this guy, daniel bloomberg. just one year ago in uganda, apparently we had it. you go going to be the one for the technician, the king's web a you could find before the king and you've given respect, then i was like, ok, this is that you were going to be, it doesn't have a good up pulling techniques. let me create a physical form of theater. let me call it. it's a good job of us

and tyson export controls when crucial ra, a minerals, one of which is tungsten and metal used in munitions. and on the vehicles, aging has also launched an anti trust approach into google and their reports. it has other us check phones in its sites, including apple. china was caught off guard when donald trump imposed have on billions of dollars worth of chinese imports in 2018 it since built up and shots and it's policy to look at the shifting back at the us and strategically strength and it's position working to reduce its reliance on the us market. the aging has expanded trade ties with countries in the middle east, africa, and southeast asia. it's also prioritize the technology sector, decreasing dependence on american hardware and making strides and artificial intelligence. trump wants to reduce washington's trade deficit with china, which is a record 295000000000 dollars last year. and he also wants it to do more to stem the tide of sentinel to the us. but what chinese presidency didn't p once is not an extended truthful, but to do a deal. and he's been working hard to reinforce his

we just released my interview with mike tyson airing on fox nation what an amazing life and career for the guy for chili that's our time this evening set your dvrs you never missed an episode a hannity always thank you for being with us and in the meantime let not your heart be troubled. greg is next to put a smile on your face have a great night. >> ♪ ♪ i know. and your adult asian is almost getting bore pouring. happy thursday. mitch mcconnell is reportedly fine after falling down the stairs, medical personnel credit he is hard-shell. >>> cbs released the full unedited 60 minute interview with harris she we don't know yet they doctored the chat but they left out the clip of her arriving to interview by boat. sunday is the super bowl. [ cheers and applause ] which means less then 48 hours j.d. pritzker will full of his hot tub with ranch dressing. for the big game they will remove the words and racism from the end zone replaced by something more appropriate. daniel penny landed a new job in finance at a major firm. if choking don't let him apply the heimlich. apparently at the biden a

and as tyson mentioned earlier, hex as a walk that back today, he was asked specifically, what did you mean by you deciding you, you, the united states deciding that you can't, can't become a nato member? he said, oh no, that's uh, you know, going to be up to president trump, whether she puts that on the table in negotiations. but when it comes to, whether you're creating couldn't be offered some kind of security guarantees through nato without nato membership. that's not going to fly. it has me bilateral security agreements with all of the allies in nato, which of course don't add up to article 5, the guarantee. but i think you crane has the extent of security guarantees. it's going to be able to get for the moment bilaterally, with a war raging on its territory. yeah, this is not the place we thought we would be 3 years ago when this war was about to begin. that's a sure the w if terry schultz in brussels tonight, terry is always thank you or whether they like it or not, you creating and face a future that will be determined in part by the negotiating strategy of us president donald

clock, c j mccullen times the game for the new lease pelicans against the boston celtics for jason, tyson, came up with the game winning shot just before the plaza cecile, 118 to 116 when the raining m b. a temp and a vintage mercedes driven by somebody wants legends sterling most in one manuel fund. joe has sold at auction for record $53000000.00. the call was driven to victory by 5 time. well, champion funds are in at a point, a series going pre in 1955. all right, that is, are useful for now. will light to our company across 6. i hold on to it from me. sort of side of this news uh, fox. i'll be back in a moment with more all today's news in the, in the show, the shanghai is moving metropolis, a crumbling fee to provide century to tradition for an aging oper true. it's both the stage and the home, but faced with eviction to make waiting for modernization. one opera singer leads to the fight to preserve both the refuge and their culture. madam white snake, a witness documentary on a jersey, you know the and they've been waiting all night to the beach to come it's the name migrants have g

now, being exploited by companies like tyson foods. let me give you an example of bad corporate behavior. tyson foods closed down two major plans in my state, missouri, in the last year and a half. they canceled contracts with farmers. they put thousands of workers in my state out of business. yet, we know from investigations done by the new york times and others that they have huge numbers of illegal child labor in their supply chains. in their factories they are putting children trafficked here to work. they are firing american workers and exploiting child workers. will you go after companies like tyson and anyone else that would violate our labor laws that exploit children while they are firing american workers? ms. chavez-deremer: yes. that is important under the department of labor, as you know. to protect and not exploit all workers. but certainly, child labor should it be accepted by anybody in america. the department of labor has the enforcement capability to double down if they are knowingly breaking the law and exploiting chi

eastern, my exclusive interview with pam bondi, my interview with mike tyson, that is all the time we have this evening. said sure dvr so you never missed an episode, in the meantime, let not your heart be troubled, greg gutfeld is next to put a smile on your face. ♪ ♪ [cheering and applause] >> greg: i know. i know! it's hard to believe you are in the same room with me. happy wednesday everybody. president trump has given orders to obliterate iran navy the regime assassin a ten. big deal, i get obliterated every night said one woman. [laughter] president trump suggested taking over in gaza,'s first project, opening a gentleman's club called the gaza strip. why not. filing a new impeachment articles over his proposed plan in a gaza, they go there free lap dances out of the gaza strip president trump is proposed budget of bill has proposed $3 trillion in spending cuts, leaving out a few extra dollars to buy clothes for kanye's wife. these don't! the u.s. navy showed a photo of a warship firing a high powered weapon, it's first target, removing her mustache. [laughter] in iran, and nake

before we go, watch my interview with the great champ mike tyson online, what an amazing life cat career's an incredible guy. thank you for being with us, thank you for making the show possible. set your dvr so you never miss an episode of hannity. in the meantime, let not your heart be troubled, greg gutfeld's next, have a great super bowl weekend and we will see you monday. [cheering and applause] [cheering and applause] >> greg: yes, yes! hey, hey! control yourselves! save some for after the show. it is friday so you know what that means, let's welcome to nights guess. that's not a bowl of oatmeal with shoes, it is cohost of fox and friends, todd pyro! to her, deliverance was a home movie. cohost of the bottom line on fox news! he wrote for cheers and that is the last time he heard them. a tv writer and producer, rob law! and old men will grieve when she goes on leave. near times besseling author, cat temp. before we get to some news stories, let's do this. >> announcer: greg's leftovers! >> greg: this is great. its leftovers were read the jokes we didn't use this week. and as always,

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we just released my interview with mike tyson airing on fox nation what an amazing life and career forat's our time this evening set your dvrs you never missed an episode a hannity always thank you for being with us and in the meantime let not your heart be troubled. greg is next to put a smile on your face have a great night. >> ♪ ♪

and tyson, such a choice can only be applauded by the program and citizens wheels, great power here. i don't know. it's as if most people suddenly decide to eat less meat doesn't even go. they'll have an incredible impact on our carbon footprint. no, i to, i don't know what else or if people want to plan vacations without flying and find that kind of thing to introduce them to my just warrant against turning it into a political program. and that's simply because that would start resistance. they kind of, you can do it to failure once again, and you decide on and placed in our experiment continues living with less. is it possible and would it be that bad? a vacation without air travel? that's today's task for claudia. and the reason they want to go to portugal, we need to get to villa, nova 2925 kilometers to mid. i'm going to 9 hours by car with public transport. casting it in. 12366 changes i had never get. it's not at all easy to find out how to get there and come to out the distance from dress been to paris and from paris to border. and now we've got to get from bordo to madrid, t

even individuals keen to make a personal cutbacks to definitely go ahead and tyson, such a choice can only be applauded by that program and citizens wheels great power here . i don't know. it's as if most people suddenly decide to eat less meat doesn't want to have an incredible impact on our carbon footprint or to adults what else, or if people want to plan vacations without flying fun, then kind of thing into the symptom. i just warrant against turning it into a political program that's simply because that would start resistance and do that to failure once again. and you decide on and placed in our experiment continues living with less. is it possible? and would it be that bad? a vacation without air travel. that's today's task for claudia louisa. they want to go to portugal. news we need to get to the nova 2925 kilometers to mid. i'm going to 9. i was by car with public transport, casting it in. 12366 changes. i never get that. it's not at all easy to find out how to get there and come out the distance from dressed in to paris and from paris to bordeaux. and now we've got to get fr