" stands for warmup. >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: maybe it's two "w's. >> steve: but they're super jimmy: warmup workout >> steve: workout. >> jimmy: workout. >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: no, no, not as in name is "ork." >> steve: workout. >> jimmy: yeah, that's correct >> steve: yeah, no you can't [ laughter ] >> jimmy: workout. >> steve: workout. >> jimmy: i'm telling you, man you don't even know how much muscles you start using. just the three-pounders? yeah >> steve: yeah, no yeah. it's like, insane. >> jimmy: all right, this one here is from lock19 -- oh, 177, sorry. oh, my apologies >> steve: yeah [ laughter ] not 197, love that guy >> jimmy: she says, "my dad once told me, if you're a good enough driver, you will never have to use your brakes. [ cheers and applause not, not true. this one is from @shoecam. she says, "as a kid, my dad would tell us, his daughters, to finish dinner because it would put hair on our chest. [ cheers and applause never be a olympic swimmer >> steve: oh, yeah [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: this is one from @callmebiscuits. >> steve: hmm, biscuits. >> jimm

w. steve international targets walker on from the us capital, washington by bureau chief in this fall. now let me start with you as if you can hear me. person biden's breast over the strip is intended to signal america is back and no longer america best right? well, you know, when we look at the picture, that's what we do a lot of hugging with a lot of laughing rather than buying the everything to show that is different from the former president. donald trump. sorry, i have some problems with my microphone. can you hear me? i can hear you much better now. can you hear me? i can hear you. sorry for that, so that, sorry for that. so. yeah, so president biden really wants to show that he's back on the as a reliable partner on the international stage. but you know, if you look a little bit deeper, the situation is really different and just take is not so much different from president trump, you know, for example, key areas like immigration or also the cobra 19 relief plan is very much really what like what president donald trump did, after all, i think it's fair to say that he, president b

welcome to steve w. professor is the continent. therefore, at risk of being left behind the current, i've already been left behind as you've been seeing in the western country device position in december last year. and 6 months after that. that's when our free guys trying to move forward. but if we'd be, we'd be left behind. but unfortunately what you're seeing is that you have a way that in many, many countries you can bobby and fortunately ok, so we have the, the kind of ex kovacs scheme which you say is inadequate. but what would you say to vote isn't government enrich countries who look at the lack of vaccines in africa and say, this is not our problem. and if it becomes our problem, we'll just stop flights and stop traveling to these regions. yeah, i will just tell them that if you just impose people to stop traveling and because we cannot stop travelling, we are all interdependent. you, we don't money to protect african population, then at some point will raise new bobby. and then when do we come back into europe in the us, t

steve gambled, $1600000.00 at the mandalay in the week before he did this. i got the last 4 years of his w to g. i got tax records show that when he came in at the mandalay and they wouldn't give him the room you want, if you sat down and gambled a $1000000.00, so they given the room, he wanted violence behind gambling loss is not something that doesn't happen. we was really, really angry with the gaming industry. i think he wanted revenge for the money he lost at mandalay bay to leave. and jim international falls. he's still got 2 houses. he's got all these guns and ammo. irene, this is not some guy that lost a $1000000.00 and decided to go home and pack up his guns. he pre planned this money there and many questions for us to release a timeline. and today we have one general side. first shots, fired by the suspect to team last, shots were fired. team officers arrive on the 32nd floor. to the security officer tells. they'll be the officers he was shot and here's the exact location of his room. $1120.00 officers entered the suspects room. they observed the suspect down on the ground and sa

to $3 trillion of tax hikes which will decimate the economy, all of which, steve, runs completely against what our founders wn washington d.c., it's all about free stuff, and nobody's ever offered as much free stuff as joe biden, so when he's talking about the millions of jobs, not actually going to be created according to that investment firm that we quoted at the top but who c we get free stuff and it's not going to cost us because he's not raising taxes? how does that work? >> yeah, well, it doesn't work because he is going to raise taxes. by the way, you look at some of the model, the tax foundation, rice university, they priced out his so-called infrastructure plan, which by the way, is being held hostage by this entitlement story. that's really a key point, but putting that aside, it will lose gdp, lose about 1% of gdp, 1% drop in capital investment spending on plant and equipment and about a 1% drop in employment over the next 10 years, so it's a loser,,,n absolute loser, and the idea that you're going to sell the biggest increase in entitle ments since the great society going back 55 some odd years a

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w. bush and adjunct professor of economics at george washington university. we have steveyou first. >> well, one of these months we're going to get a big number. >> too long. >> i'll say 800,000. >> okay. let's move on. kate, how about you? >> 730 slightly above consensus. >> diana, did you make a guess at this? >> well, no one knows what it's going to be but it's going to be a strong number. i think it's going to be a strong number. >> okay. rick, how about you? you have a number you're looking for? >> yeah, 550,000 and 5.8 on the unemployment rate. >> steve, how about you? >> randomly guessing 852 >> randomly guessing because adp and others have been so wrong lately >> yeah. it's been -- i'm guessing it's going to be on the high side going back and forth between strong and weak job growth march to april and may. >> we know the jobs number, the consensus estimate from dow jones is 617 unemployment 5.9%. steve, go ahead. rick -- >> we're up. we're up 559,000 is the may nonfarm payrolls and if we look at what's going on with respect to the change in private pay rolls, 492,0

w. bush. he established the groundbreaking challenge corporation to fight global poverty. he co-led the launch of the president's emergency plan for aids relief. we also have with us dr. steve morrison, my colleague, who is senior vice president of csis. he's also the director of our global health policy center. during steve's time at csis, he's directed several high-level commissions and has had more impact on policy than just about anyone that i know. panel, we just heard from jeremy and i want to get your collective reaction to what he just said. doctor, can we go to you first? >> sure. and it would take me a long time to present all of my collective reactions, because there is a lot there, which is a consequence of the complexity of the problems we're tackling on a global basis. a couple of overarching things. i think you laid out what really is a very comprehensive and complex agenda, and it's pretty clear that it functions under the umbrella of a strategic national doctrine that needs a little polish and ongoing updating in a sense as the pandemic refreshes. so we all know that this takes a whole of government response, and yet we have some track records of success. w

w. bush they pushed the moderate to the point where he flipped the whole entire senate and became a democrat. stevewas the democrat governor and now he is a republican governor. brian: talked to him last week and joe biden he believes he is going to hold the line. i said do you think -- two things senator capito do you think she will get rolled by president biden he doesn't think so and governor justice i have known joe manchin a long time and sincere how he approaches this. so far he has voted 100 percent of the time with joe biden. of the question is will they actually put this to a vote knowing they don't have the votes. what about jemele hill? this is on brand for our country, record number of black voters show up to save the democracy only for white supremacy to be upheld by a power hungry white dude at joe marchen. that will really bring us together. steve: i think democrats realize if they are going to get anything done before the midterm election they have got to do it right now and they see that joe manchin and other moderate democrats, you know, he is the only one we have heard from. they