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the government isn't doing enough to address the problem, we have to take a boat to reach pamela zimmer, this house she says she had to move out months ago, along with the neighbors. the water levels and leg malawi, the sheer ava, it's so outlets of being that the highest in decades following torrential rains in northern malawi, a neighboring townsend. yeah, it proved too much for the watch when she left here. the government says, all the homes here break in 1960 the little that's a big building structures in natural floodplains. it's rarely enforced. they allowed us to view this house. they gave us the plans for the houses. so if they knew that this price is more so for us to grow, why did they give us a go ahead so that we should be doing here? local counselor, wedding to mind. glenn g says the flooding is a man made crisis and the governments to blame many residents agree with him. they say this is the problem about raj downstream and issue a river that regulates the water flow out of like malawi. 5 years ago it was raised to keep more water in the lake. there's always electricity an

it's fronted budget of zuma, who is a very charismatic performer in elections —— fronted byjacob zimmerssor as president, and under him, he was... it was a period in which there were systemic corruption, and this is something that came up and this is something that came up time and time and time again, the idea that areas leaders of the state had been handed over to private interests, cronies, and so he was largely discredited, but she remains an incredible political force who is incredibly popular, and so he has harnessed that popularity and we are seeing that with the success of his party. we and we are seeing that with the success of his party.— success of his party. we are still waiting _ success of his party. we are still waiting for _ success of his party. we are still waiting for these - success of his party. we are still waiting for these final l still waiting for these final results which are expected on sunday, but it is likely that the next question will be, what will happen now with president cyril ramaphosa? and what kind of mandate will he have and will he be able to gover

but a number of companies like lowe's, zimmer, all had get quarters, but the market wanted more.ot ofthe companies i just mentioned are selling below 15 times earnings, paying pretty good yields. the outlook over the next 6 to 12 months are good. so we think it's much easier to buy a really good company, and if you do that, 6 to 12 months from now, those stock also be higher. >> because you're so good at answering anything that i can ask you, what is going on with apple today? this is extraordinary. so they have their event yesterday. so much anticipation, perceived in the moment as, i don't want to call it a dud, but it was, you know, it wasn't one of these whiz bang moments, but the stock today is making this huge one-day move, up 6% as people digest everything apple has debuted. it's one of the few things working in this market. what would you do here? >> so we think today makes a little more sense than yesterday. we were scratching our head yesterday that people were selling on a relatively good announcement. we think apple will be a beneficiary of the new ai product they wil

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i talked to a gentleman named thomas zimmer, a history professor at georgetown university. not only read the entire thing but is also analyzed exactly what project 2025 would do in a second trump term. >> on one level, this is a program to dismantle the state, right? and you see this, for instance, with the department of education eats to go come out, we don't want it. they just want to completely abolish it but then there is to weaponized and mobilize part. and that is the idea to turn government into a tool that you can use for really only two purposes. one is to punish your enemies. and two is to impose this sort of vision of white christian patriarchal order on american society. now, you see this, for instance, in the department of health and human services, which is, i mean, if you read it, it has very little to do with public health at all. it is entirely conceived as an instrument to impose a certain understanding of what, you know, the heteronormative understanding of gender, that is just men and women. the heteronormative understanding of meritage. a hard-core, pro

i run the f, i took time, we had a big air raid sirens, so it be low to noise zimmer on the paper in the news. oh, so low as you go the what is on for so i'm actually in the end is declining this and it's the goodness and it's the cherishing and it's the hard work and the can the love and the support for the guy that will actually we noticed or in the end you ready will, is it has to pay for his money. they've ruined the can ruin football. the a plus. and they'll say guys that my name's meant for. um, i'm currently a trade union organizer and so i'm a passionate one hope fan by one company there anymore. because that is why i happened to go to the little town suffice to button. and there was a game being played between that town m y o, and one of my friends, why didn't you come and watch the game? and i said, thought teddy, well, whoever wins this game i will follow. i'd so given up on league football by this point because it is, becomes commercialized and, and so rigid and it's full of aggressive people and i want to not part of it. and then i went to the guy and there's a threat in

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were female come zimmer governor says this, the heat is overwhelmed us. there are a bunch of groups now saying that we should rethink that going for there's nothing that couldn't make that happen, but is there a game plan if that needs to happen? >> no. i mean, it's there if it's needed and female could actually get out in front of these things, set up cooling centers and save lives in ways that maybe you wouldn't with an earthquake that you didn't always comment? >> yeah. well, i mean, it is fascinating, held is truly all over the map when you look at this and what's happening in texas, i mean, the storm, the center of it is hundreds of miles offshore, yet still they are feeling the brunt of it in a real way. others these water spouts, big kicking up out there, a lot of wind and rain, not the kind of hurricane we worry about. it'll, it'll actually hopefully add some relief to the rio grande. there's a water fight now between mexico and the united states because of so much drought in that region, right there but it's like too much water or not enough thes

. >> why do we care more about those than the substance and how the candidates prepare for zimmer well, as some of it's just the attention of the american public is short and then we just process pieces of a debate. and part of that is replayed over and over. today and social media and some of it is, it does reveal character. i mean, i do think these one-liners, the zingers can tell plus a lot about the person they're aimed at, or the person telling it ronald reagan famously use these 19801984 to really strengthen how people saw him and his ability to handle the job. it's hard to prepare for them, but they do prepare to deliver the line, not to deliver the paragraph. i think that's going going on certainly in the biden camp, the added complication now is clipping. and that's becoming a bigger part of campaigns. so it's not simply a gaffe that can get you. it's totally well articulated point that that's cut and put out a context. and so the campaigns need to think about this that is frightening for all of us listening. so as you know, the polls have been very tight, but between biden an