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AP News Radio
NATO member Finland breaks ground on Russia border fence
"The construction of barbed wire fence along Finland's long border with Russia has begun less than two weeks after the country joined NATO, the Finnish border guard showcased the building of the initial 1.8 mile stretch of the fence to be erected near a crossing point of imatra, Finland's 832 mile border with Russia is the longest of any European Union member, the main purpose of the ten foot high steel fence with a barbed wire extension on top is to prevent illegal immigration from Russia, I am Karen Thomas
Mike Gallagher Podcast
Shout Out to the Carpenters Tribute Band & Johnny Mathis
"I got a nice note from a promoter yesterday who heard me talking about that Carpenter's tribute band that I saw over in the same clear Clearwater. Incidentally Tracy who's a lifelong Floridian, she didn't know apparently that they had redone this Ruth eckert hall either. Barb yoder was telling me the general manager used to be real small and kind of a dingy plate now. It's huge. 2100 sheet theater beautiful facility over in Clearwater, and they do some really neat shows and anyway, I went like a goofball, I just went to see the Carpenter's tribute band Sunday, had the time of my life, the lady who was the lead singer, Debbie, oh, dog got it. What's your last name? Debbie Taylor, and this promoter in Wisconsin has worked with her before, and he reached out to her and said, oh, this radio guy, this host, talk show host, loved your show, and she was very nice and said, thanks and everything. Which is nice. You know, it was nice of him to reach out. And after I went to the Carpenter's show, I saw Johnny Mathis is coming to town next weekend. I'm going to go see him next Saturday night. Now, I was about one of the youngest people in the theater for the Carpenter's tribute show. I guarantee you I will be the youngest person at the Johnny Mathis concert. Do you know he's 87 years old? God bless him. Can you believe that? He's still performing. Going around the country, going to Clearwater, Florida, to Ruth eckert hall this Saturday to sing misty and chances are and all those great ballads that he, wow.
AP News Radio
Emhoff says somber Auschwitz visit key to antisemitism work
"The U.S. second gentleman visits the site of former Nazi concentration camp Auschwitz birkenau in Poland as part of commemorations for the 78th anniversary of the liberation of the camp. Doug Emhoff told reporters that he will never forget his emotional visit to the site where he saw children's shoes and human hair stripped from people before they were murdered in the Nazi German death camp, Emhoff was up the site with U.S. ambassador to Poland, Mark brzezinski. They laid a wreath at an execution wall and listened to survivors recall what they had suffered there. The wall has become a focal point for commemorations at the camp. The several other groups also gathering to pay tribute to those who were killed, among those visiting was yossi Mikhail and teacher from Israel, who said he was at Auschwitz birkenau to remember the Holocaust. Today the site with its barracks and barbed wire and the ruins of gas chambers stands as one of the world's most recognized symbols of evil that has been a site of pilgrimage for millions. Emhoff is the first Jewish spouse of either a U.S. president or vice president. He is on a 6 day tour of Poland and Germany meant to further the Biden administration's work fighting anti semitism. I'm Sarah Napa
AP News Radio
Australian vandals destroy 30,000-year-old rock art
"Australian authorities say vandals have destroyed rock art believed to be around 30,000 years old, the vandals apparently managed to remove parts of the barbed wire that fenced off the kunal da cave heritage sites once in the cave they used their fingers to draw on top of the indigenous artwork, the art is considered sacred to the indigenous Munich people who live in the Nela ba plain area, Australian authorities have said that those found responsible could face criminal prosecution with a possible 6 month prison sentence or a hefty fine. I'm Karen Chammas
AP News Radio
Finland to start building fence on Russian border next year
"Construction of a planned barbed wire fence along Finland's long border with Russia will start early next year amid concerns in the Nordic country over the changing security environment in Europe In October Finnish prime minister sanna Marin said there was consensus among lawmakers to build offense to cover parts of the border with Russia in a project that's estimated to cost nearly $400 million and scheduled to be completed by 2026 It will eventually extend to a maximum of 124 miles It will be erected mainly in southeastern Finland where most border traffic to and from Russia takes place I'm Charles De Ledesma
AP News Radio
Fauci expects to retire by end of Biden's current term
"Doctor Anthony Fauci says he expects to step down as the government's top infectious disease expert by the time President Biden's first term ends Fauci has led the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases since 1984 He tells CNN it's extremely unlikely In fact for sure that he will not stay beyond January 2025 Fauci says his eventual decision to retire is unrelated to politics including criticism from some Republicans He says all the nonsense people here the barbs the slings the arrows have no influence on him Sagar Meghani Washington
AP News Radio
Fetterman absence raises stakes for Dems in key Senate race
"John fetterman's absence is raising the stakes for Democrats in a key Senate race Democrats hoping to maintain a fragile Senate majority or keeping an eye on the race in Pennsylvania Lieutenant governor John fetterman hasn't been seen much since he suffered a stroke in May and underwent surgery to implant a pacemaker The democratic candidate hasn't been fielding questions from the press although his campaign staff says he's been walking 5 miles a day making fundraising calls and holding meetings Joe foster who recently retired as party chair in Montgomery county says the campaign told him they figured fetterman would start getting out in mid July Federman and Republican candidate doctor mehmet Oz had been exchanging barbs on social media with the Democrat portraying Oz as a carpet bagger after Oz filmed the campaign ad at his mansion in New Jersey He trolled the TV host with a video from MTV's Jersey Shore star snooki telling Oz he'd be back in New Jersey soon Meanwhile Oz laced up running shoes and went for a jog as he welcomed fetterman back on the campaign trail saying it will be good to focus on fetterman's quote crazy leftist ideas rather than his health I'm Jennifer King
WGN Radio
"barb" Discussed on WGN Radio
"Here's something else that's making me happy This is it says on my screen you can lately barb on line 7 Hey barb are you there Yes I am Okay I'm going to Lee so I'm going to say goodbye to you so that I can listen to this lady play the ukulele on the radio Barr by listen every time you check in with him so hit it Wait hold on barb No problem We'll pause here No problem And we'll check in with the listener who's been learning to play ukulele You might take this time to tune the machine a little bit We straddle the line between encouraging and teasing her and I think she understands that We met a listener named barb over the phone some time ago and she told us that she was spending a hundred days in a hundred day challenge learning to play the ukulele And then Steve Bertrand said play dueling banjos and by golly she did She did well She's been calling us ever since on Mondays By the way I get email about you barb You did Yeah somebody said I so enjoy following barb's journey And there's even a group in Chicago that does like a ukulele jam or a bunch of people get together and play their ukuleles So what have you got for us today ukulele barb I have go cub dough Got a baseball theme So I'm even going to sing so get ready for that Yes I will All right you ready Yes All right Thank.
WGN Radio
"barb" Discussed on WGN Radio
"We've been visiting with a woman who now has the nickname ukulele barb How ukulele barb Hi John Welcome back to the show How's it been going Pretty good Yesterday was day 50 5 halfway there Wow are you going to give it up after 50 No Are you going to continue after a hundred You were part of a hundred day challenge a lot of people are doing it to pick up a skill or learn a talent Yeah I probably won't continue to post on Facebook every day after that but I'm going to continue playing So I'm enjoying it Yeah we are too So where do you live Where do you live again barb Schomburg Do you have family over there in schomburg Yeah I live with my husband and my son and I've got relatives in the surrounding suburbs Well I was just wondering what they all made of barb plunking away on the ukulele all the time I think what John's asking is will your Friends be relieved when you stop posting it on Facebook Probably Probably I've been doing something I call ukulele ambush where I convinced someone to sing along with me So I'm not singing by myself and Facebook So there's been a big hit and I'm sure people are avoiding media Big hit So now you've been featured we've been featuring you You've been calling in each week and sort of demonstrating to all of our listeners how you how this works how you are evolving Bertrand challenged you one day to learn dueling banjos And you did And then last week we said well just play the hits What are like you really good I get it for something you want to play So what have you got for us this week Well let's see if you recognize it You didn't recognize that Oh this is going to be I think I'd rather sing with you No no no Go ahead We're trying.
Mike Gallagher Podcast
The Inspiring Story of Raido GM Barb Yoder
"General manager of the radio station that carries our show in the Tampa Bay Area, really our flagship station since I live in Florida now full time, barb yoder is a pretty amazing woman. She's the general manager of AMH 60 the answer she runs the cluster of Salem radio stations in the Tampa Bay, saint Pete Clearwater region. And she's a pretty remarkable woman. She's a cancer survivor. And as somebody who has followed her for years and worked with her, that was pretty tough for all of us, not to mention what she went through, and yet she beat it. And when she beat cancer, the journey she was on was inspirational to anyone who knows her because being the strong person of faith that she is, she never, ever expressed any doubt or reluctance to embrace the idea that God had this that God was in control no matter what the outcome God had this. And you know that about people of faith, you know that deeply spiritual believers. Understand that no matter what adversity you face, God has this. It may not be the outcome you want, maybe it will. And thank God in barb yoder's case, it was exactly the outcome that we had all been praying for. She beat it, she is fit and healthy and ever smiling and a great presence in my life.
WGN Radio
"barb" Discussed on WGN Radio
"Turn to exchange their affiliate Mornings with barb started 5 a.m. I was on our show page I came across the biography that they have of me seems a little lame to me It's a great reputation that you have You're a legend I'm a myth bob surratt For generations like Nate we look into your bum Weekday mornings at 5 They went down in three four All the soldiers that have died Radio I'm allergic Free to pain bring the boys home one of the better known songs about those fighting in Vietnam And as Veterans Day technically over.
AP News Radio
Biden tells GOP to 'get out of the way' on debt limit
"The nation's debt limit remains a political football in the Senate with Congress less than two weeks from the October eighteenth deadline to allow for more borrowing to keep the government operating Senate Democrats and Republicans continue to point fingers and exchange barbs on the Senate floor Monday Majority Leader Chuck Schumer again blasted Republicans they blocked every single attempt to prevent the default from happening but Republican leader Mitch McConnell said the Democrats don't need GOP votes to suspend the nation's debt limit majority nations stop sleep walking toward yet another preventable crisis Democrats need to tackle the debt limit McConnell Schumer and president Joe Biden all continue to say the country will avoid default but the Senate appears to be headed for a cumbersome process that could involve being in session over the weekend and possibly next week senators were scheduled to be in their home states Mike Rossi up Washington
A VerySpatial Podcast
"barb" Discussed on A VerySpatial Podcast
"But i think that if i did you know we have this podcast and go make a billion dollars The the this makes me think a little bit of some of the conversations around volunteered geographic information Where you know the the the ciego That happened that twenty twelve or something like that. There's a lot of papers generate off of this. So the notion that the official data sources versus the people are just putting stuff out there and information in some cases the unofficial information was more useful to people and when it comes to hazard response. I think a lot of times. It's challenging because you need to solve problems to solve problems very quickly and you need to understand what's going on in the geography in the moment and as a result you've got to sort of delineate between midnight. Look my official sources and go look at the national map and wherever it may be and then as opposed to unofficial sources which could be wrong and a lot of times because not verified. It's not you know It doesn't have a a a meta data behind it to sort of authenticity So melding those two numbers response because the end of the day you want to help people and if you if information that's not authorized and have a meta data and all that stuff is useful than use it. It's useful It has a purpose. But getting all that i think making that inter woven web of information and knowledge in the moment is really tricky. And i kind of think this gets a little bit at teases around some of the concepts of the semantic web Which is a little bit talks about dealing with your suggest. Barb is that you know. How do i search for piece of information. How do i find a piece of information that i need right now. And how do i find the collectively between okay. Well there's this information but it also connects over this information. Oh and somebody's launching. This data set off their phone from tech. Talk that you know..
The Tel Aviv Review
"barb" Discussed on The Tel Aviv Review
"Is it was wrong for the british to be putting jews behind barbed wire here in the in the land of israel and if you words to make a museum or a heritage site in shall leah. That was historically accurate. It would look so much like the heritage site of athletes. And so many of those remembrances would be the same. And it's so much easier right when saying like the british shouldn't have done this to jews to sort of coming to terms with saying like this is what happened in israel. That's much harder history to confront. So that's my follow up question is should do's be doing this to other people and the reason i ask that is because you're really touches on some very contemporary themes one of which of course is the waves of migrants and asylum seekers who have come in Through africa usually going through horrors as they crossed the sinai desert smuggling themselves in and the israeli authorities have blocked them but part of the claims of those who opposed their presence was always well. They bring horrible. Diseases are there. Ain't girls and have you thought about the insights that we can gain from that. Yeah there are definite parallels. And i think that we need to see to see these parallels and understand how they're playing out now I remember when i was when i was doing my. Hd this sort of a story that that was seared in my memory that Being in a taxi. I was early on in my phd. Thinking that you know in terms of everybody needed to know the story Being in a taxi where the driver was telling me like you know these immigrants who are coming in or they're in. they're not cultured. they're bringing diseases. And i thought that the most vakhidov way to sort of bring this to his attention for him to understand you know i. It was clear to me that he was from a A moroccan origin jewish moroccan. And i said to me you know you need to understand that the things that you're saying now about the people who are coming in where the same things that they people were saying about your mother right that people were saying about your parents and he made it clear to me that i should not speak about his mother that way right like wondering right or or pretty stupid of me right but but the fact that you know what i've seen is being the defense. Then people would then say today like yes but they're not jewish they're not jewish. So it's it's different. And i don't see it as being different right. I saying as being like the way you know because at the time it was saying like yes. But they're they're not shkin azeem or they're you know they're they're holocaust survivors and like is sort of the various ways that we see the people saying others and that need to then keep them out and that that we using disease as an excuse to exclude people in something that is is very very problematic and and i you know what i would hope that i think that you see in. This story is the need to be more. Empathetic is and for and for us to to be more welcoming and and to see to question those barriers that we put in place in the various stages. Isn't it just incredibly curious that your book came out just a few weeks before. Everyone quarantined became a buzzword. And not just a buzzword reality yeah but everyone you know it was probably the most searched word on google Whatever and i ask you whether you think that your work on on quarantining Etcetera gave us some sort of insight into understanding the reality of you know. The current pandemic will struggling with yes. It was very strange. It was very strange for me and it had. I mean it's i think on a personal level i was both very helpful Sort of an in terms of understanding what was going on you know this was just sort of very micro level but it was also very disturbing right under seeing things that you know that could have been prevented and playing out on a public level and right across the world and so many upsetting themes whether it's you know You know the scapegoating of of vulnerable communities You know blaming them for contagion No various Governments using the fear of contagion as a way to further authoritarian. Agendas right and using also the fear of contagion to as a way to justify xenophobic closures. Border border closures again was incredibly disheartening But i think that for me also you know you find comfort where you can. And i think that i saw was teaching my course on the history of disease at the time that the pandemic in a when we went online and the university took comfort in my students sort of learning about these histories and applying them. And seeing them around them. I it's reinforced for me. Which is something. That i've always felt you know but the need for Collaboration between policymakers healthcare workers and humanists right historians of medicine anthropologists have medicine. Who really have something valuable to bring to the table. And i think that when we see this I'm heartened when i see this happening And that's very useful. I think that you know two of them. When i sort of think about the two main points that i think that i would want people to come away with that. I should have also hung to with with the history of quarantine at this time and wine was that when it is implemented carefully quarantine work. This is a global ancient Act of soon very human self preservation. And that when it's done appropriately it can work than the other point that i think is so important. Is that in times of upheaval in uncertain historical times. Very much like the one that we're living through now. We need to watch out to make sure that the most vulnerable members of our communities and marginalized peoples are not being unfairly targeted and excluded. And i think are the two main points that you know that. I just keep coming back to in the midst of this period while you know having this research very central in my mind dr rhona settlement. I think you should be on the government. Advisory committees for corona policy. From now on. Thank you so much for joining us. Today thank you. It's been a pleasure speaking with you. I appreciate it and thanks to tie. Shell i'm the manager of -til v. one studios and to our producer arielle cohen and to show him for helping to produce today's episode. Now request many or most of you. Listen to us on the apple. Podcast app when we'd like to ask you to please consider writing a review. We like to hear all sides of an argument so please write anything you like. You too can support us by going to our website. He'll be one dot. Fm slash tel aviv review and subscribing on our patriot campaign. Check out our archive. We have over seven.
The Hugh Hewitt Show: Highly Concentrated
Psaki Claims It's 'Irresponsible' to Say Americans 'Are Stranded' in Afghanistan
"Is what our allies think of. A singapore prime minister lee in a joint press conference with comma harris yesterday reports that this cut nineteen countries how collisions and take positions and they have to make agree calculations and adjusted that positions from time to time. Sometimes it can be done smoothly sometimes. Hey cops sometimes as things go awry and take time to put things go. Awry of very diplomatic. Way of saying kabul is food and the jen psaki. The pressure is getting to her question by peter. Doocy a famous clip already cut number eleven. The president likes to say. America is that his policies have americans getting beat up by the taliban and atkins handing babies over barbed wire pendants. Is that when he said what. The president meant is that we are going to continue to lead in the world including being the leaders and evacuating not just our afghan partners. Not just american citizens but also our allies and we have done that by evacuating approximately forty two thousand people over the last month that is americans leading that is our men and women and our military leading on the ground securing the airport after the afghans fleet and didn't secure the airport and ensuring that we are taking care of our partners as we promised to notice. She's blaming the afghans for fleeing the airport. The airport was allegedly the place that the united states decided secure secure after abandoning them. Then came the quote. That's going to live for a long time. Cut number ten presents sense that most of the criticism is not of leaving afghanistan. It's the way that he has ordered it to happen. By pulling the troops before getting these americans who are now stranded this he says of that. First of all irresponsible say americans are stranded. They are not. We are committed to bringing american to wanna come home. We are in touch with them via phone via text via email via any way that we can possibly reach. American people stranded.
The Daily Beans
"barb" Discussed on The Daily Beans
"Through looking at the flu and the kid the two puppies and the german shepherd and the the fluffy pennsylvania's is there so great. Thank you for sending these. If you have anything you want to share anything at all you can do that. By sending it into us at daily beans pod dot com and click on contact mandy. Do you have any final thoughts before we get out of here today. I do not. But i did want to ask you to remind everyone where they can find out about your friday featuring meet up in case they weren't listening earlier. Oh yeah of. Course we're gonna send that out on on the patron page. And we're gonna email it to our patrons speed and also we have. I think super cast if will put it there too if you're super super cast member because some people signed up for ad free stuff through super cast instead of patriotic. Yes it's going to be in lower manhattan. It's gonna be friday at five. It will be in lieu of the zoom happy hour. So i do apologize to anyone who wanted to be on the zoom happier that can't make it to lower manhattan but My my trip is just pretty wall-to-wall book to be able to hold that zoom meetings. So i appreciate you giving me the day off and allowing me to meet up with some folks in person. I'll be in your town at some point. A promise Well okay maybe not. I just realized. I probably two hundred fifty thousand people like that. I come to their towns. Specifically there may be some that i miss but close to you. In the contiguous united states and maybe even the uk and australia. I can make what about that country north of y'all what canada. I'm kidding i hearing my accent come back a little bit honestly willing here. And now it's time to go The trailer park boys. I love to go to vancouver. I'd love to go to toronto. But the thing is with tirana in vancouver. I don't think the want are diseased asses across the border right now. Another when travel strict restrictions are lifted. But everyone please and thank you so much for sharing all this who all these wonderful stories and pod pet tax voters. Remember if you don't have pod pat tax. You can always send in a photo of a shelter animal up for adoption. We love that when people do that. Share that so they do and everybody until tomorrow. Please take care of yourselves. Take care of each other. Take care of your mental health into the planet. I've been alisonville equity amanda reader. And that's the beans. The daily beans is written and executive produced by alison gill with additional research and reporting by dana. Goldberg and aimee. Carrero sound design. Editing by desharnais mcfarland with art and web design by joel reader with moxy design studios.
The Daily Beans
"barb" Discussed on The Daily Beans
"Gail oh. Hey lola gail. I know you i remember. You wanna burp patrons pronounced. She her allison dana. Amy and all the crew working behind the scenes. Appreciate you all know how much I and others appreciate all the hard work every day to bring us the news. The good the bad and the ugly everyone loves and appreciates each and everyone of you however just once wanted to turn the praise in the other direction namely to all the listeners patrons and fans without always podcast wouldn't exist and then where the fuck would be truth. I can't even bear to think about it. The love and inspiration slavic group of humans providing daily basis is definitely a textbook example of the phrase. It takes a village. Keep the good news post up. Happy pet pigs coming. If you haven't already look up and joined the private patron facebook group. Were generally a great bunch of people in there and we don't too hard. I simply can't imagine my life that each and every one of you in on a daily basis so peace levin puppies. Y'all and honestly yes. You guys are so awesome. Been super super cool to meet and chat with you guys over the last few years lilla finishes with. Ps you've seen my pretty tat's so many times i bet most of you know which is which so let's see. Ag can figure out. Who's silly mugshot. This is hint. He's named after a cut of meat and his nickname meathead. So if you scroll down you'll see yeah. This is pork chop. I know i. I recognize pork chop mile away. And i wanted grey skull and the no and then i said pork chop and they're like no. They kept all five of the boys. So i was like but look at those. Murder mittens cutie. The yeah he's awesome. Thanks for that lola. Yeah i can't i. I hope i say at an enough. If i don't apologize but this is impossible without you and this. This community is seriously the greatest. Most amazing thing. I've ever been a part of and i'm very proud of us next up and finally from joy pronoun she and her. Dear beans queens. I'm writing to say thank you about two weeks ago. You read a reflection from my good friend. Tim on the one year anniversary of his mother's passing. Thank you truly. Since mary pastor in covert we have not had a service for her. The pandemic has severely limited our ability to gather mourn together listening to you read. Tim's reflections and hearing your own reactions to marries amazing legacy stepped into that gap. You moved him to tears and as his pandemic pod family gathered together. You provide space for us to all mourn her. We listened to you together and cried together and remembered mary together. It was a singular moment of shared grief. And it meant so much to know we weren't alone. More incredibly grateful. Thank you for sharing about mary with daily beans community. And thank you joy for writing that and it's exactly what lola was just saying community. I know god emotional. I really emotional. I've spent the last two weeks of my family for the first time in a long long long time. 'cause we weren't able to be together during kobe. Just full feelings right now. Making you cry. Goodness me too right. That's it that's the That's the lao and and then of course we got porch up the photo right above that very beautiful sentimental thought but I'm i'm scrolling back through looking at the flu and the kid the two puppies and the german shepherd and the the fluffy pennsylvania's is there so great..
The Daily Beans
"barb" Discussed on The Daily Beans
"Us attorney and law professor university of michigan. Barb mcquaid barb. Before the break we were talking criminal predication and Some of the hints. I feel that the department of justice may have dropped last week now. I didn't drop them to drop hints. But this is you know the normal work you know workings of of the department of justice but the sort of indicate that they might be looking at this or at least willing to look at this in a criminal investigative way and that is first of all. They said they weren't going to invoke executive privilege over former doj officials which is huge for an 'institutionalised like merrick garland to allow to happen. And then dropped the the notes from richard donahue of the call. That trump made to. Jeffrey rosen acting attorney general and then of course the mo brooks decision and that decision i think had kind of i thought it was bigger news than the mainstream media. Portrayed it to be because you know it said in there. Hey first of all it was a campaign rally so you can't be certified but if even if it's not that the court should certify this because instigating an attack on the capital cannot be part of the job of a congressman or any federal employees and. I thought that that was a huge shot across the bow to anybody. Working in government at the time of the department of justice saying we aren't backing you on this because if the allegations and swallows lawsuit or true you instigated attack on the capital and that can't be part of your job or protected by speech or debate or whatever you know you. Can't you can't do that you can't you can't try to kill your boss as part of your job simply can't be the case now so those sort of all kind of tell me either one. The doj is allowing congress to fully investigate this and get the truth out there or two. They might be thinking about it as well or at least they're willing to. I don't know what do you read from. All of these tea leaves. We got last week from department. Yeah i agree that there was a lot of encouragement from those things. I mean one. You're right it is extraordinary to say. There will be no executive privilege when it comes to the january. Six insurrection and they said it was just extraordinary. And even if ordinarily It may apply to some of these deliberations they had ruled that members of doj and trump administration. You may go forward And provide unrestricted testimony. Well it's interesting and it made me chuckle. A little bit about it is it was it was issued in such a positive way as if all these people are just dying to tell their story and good good news. You provide unrestricted testimony as opposed to saying. Hey forget about thinking about Executive privilege as a shield. Here you need to share the truth about what happened so i thought that was encouraging. I don't know if signals anything other than what they said was for congressional committees who are trying to figure out what happened it certainly well for the january six committee that wants to learn what happened but you are right in that if it applies there it also will apply in any grand jury proceedings for criminal investigations so that is a very important and interesting development. The other i think when you talk about the mo brooks matter You know you can't help but notice the parallels between him and donald trump and so the swallow lawsuit names notches mo brooks but also donald trump and others and The idea that it is not within the scope of one's federal employment to participate in the campaign activity or certainly to incite violence is going to apply equally to donald trump. He's not going to be able to hide behind that same argument as he did in the aegina gerald defamation lawsuit some real about face i think for the justice department But here's how they distinguish them they say presidents do have to give public works and so when he gives public remarks about aging caroline claims that she's lying that is protected. I it was interesting to in the mo brooks decision. How many times they said. Here's when we do certify even in extreme cases and they all their examples were defamation cases. And i was like Is that kind of you. Sort of trying to explain to us why the aging carroll case came out the way it was and then they even said you can sometimes even commit a crime. And we will certify and step in as the defendant in your case if you're crime is ancillary to one of your duties but you the burdens on you to prove that but in no world is instigating an attack on the capital or a campaign rally fall into into that scope. Thought that was. I thought that was a very interesting point that they made. But presumably the dc. Us attorney would be looking at all all of this. I think so. I think when it is Rises to this level. I would have to think that the attorney general deputy.
The Daily Beans
"barb" Discussed on The Daily Beans
"Com slash the daily beans and then you'll be able to You know get the information about where that's going to be. We'll have a cocktail together. It'll be fun and we're doing this in lieu of the zoom happy hour so there will not be as i'm happy are for patrons this week. I do apologize. I appreciate you allowing me to do this. Live meet and greet while i'm in manhattan. All right we have a lot of news to get to. Let's hit the high notes. Hot notes all right first up today. Several democrats are calling on house. Minority leader kevin mccarthy to apologize or resign after he said it would be hard not to hit house speaker. Nancy pelosi with the gavel if he become speaker in two thousand twenty two mccarthy who was the keynote speaker for the tennessee. gop's annual statesman. Dinner on saturday we went over the store yesterday was presented at the event with a giant oversized gavel which looked like a participation trophy. It just made him look like a child. It was weird. He then told members of the crowd that they would be invited to his swearing in as house speaker if republicans won back the house. Democrats immediately denounced mccarthy's remarks misogynistic disgraceful. And no laughing matter especially given. The pelosi was a target of january. Sixth insurrection at the capitol. Several democrats demanded mccarthy apologize while others including swallow well and ted lieu of california said. Mccarty should resign liking such rhetoric to the political violence that was on display. Don january six quote. There's nothing funny about hitting speaker pelosi or any woman. Leader mccarthy is failed leader. that's what rep madeleine dean said. And she said nothing will get in the way of his ambitions including joking about hitting women to excite his small base. There's a lot of Shade in that particular tweet from madeleine dean quote. It's no wonder kevin mccarthy can't control his caucus he can't even control his own misogyny another little sort of pointed tweet from laura trae han democrat massachusetts quotas language about assaulting speaker pelosi is despicable and certainly undeserving of a gavel and arizona. Republicans partisan review the fraud. It of the two thousand twenty election results got off to a rocky start as we know when their contractors broke rules for counting ballots and election experts warned that the work was dangerous for democracy when the auditor stopped the counting and return the ballots. This week it didn't get any better in the last week alone. The only audit leader with substantial election experience was locked out of the building went on the radio and said he was quitting and then reversed course hours later. The reviews twitter accounts were suspended for breaking the rules. A conservative republican senator withdrew her support calling the process botched and the lead auditor confirmed what was long suspected that the work was almost entirely paid for by supporters of donald trump. Who were active in the former presidents movement to spread false narratives of election fraud. All this came nearly one hundred days into a process that was supposed to take about sixty days. That's according to senate republicans who launched it at least and is not over yet. Contractors are now producing a report on the findings that could take weeks or more to write. I know it's gonna say two hundred thousand votes or so. That's what they've been saying since they've been coordinating. This turmoil cast even more doubt on the conclusions of what backers described as a forensic audit but what experts and critics as deeply flawed partisan process. And what i call the crazy times carnival audit not even a shred of being salvaged at this point. Senator paul boyer the first republican state senator publicly come out against the audit in may. They've bought it at so many points. Along the way it's it's irrecoverable now. Borders opposition was a little less lonely as of last weekend when another republican senator. Michelle ugalde rita. One of the legislature strongest advocates for stricter voting laws agreed that the trump audit which is what she called. It oops was botched along with all fourteen. Democrats a majority of the senate which commissioned the audit is now against it quote. I wanted to review our election process and see what if anything could be improved. That's what again rio wrote on twitter. Sadly it's now become clear that the audit has been botched botched seems to be the word of the day and again she called trump's audit on wednesday night. Logan ended months of silence. That the head guy about who was paying him. When he said a whopping point seven million had been contributed by political groups run by trump supporters including michael. Flynn sydney powell. Patrick byrne that's the overstock. Ceo who dated maria bhuttan for awhile and correspondence from one. America news network the figure dwarfs the one hundred and fifty thousand dollars to be paid by the senate. These are federal fucking crimes. They need to be investigated. Logan has said he was approaching the review objectively and his own views are irrelevant. But logan appeared in the deep rig which is a conspiratorial film claiming the election was stolen from trump. The film makers were given access to the secure area where ballots restored the reviews. Integrity took another hit. When former secretary of state. Ken bennett a republican. Who's experienced in elections lent credibility to the operation found himself locked out of the building where the audit was underway because he'd given outside election experts data without authorization benneteau conservative talk radio host. He was quitting because he was expected to rubber-stamp the findings later the same day. He's said he was not quitting. After all senate president karen fan republican agreed bennett will access to all audit work and spaces procedures and data when the cyber ninjas had hand counted the ballots in it didn't match the county's official tally. The third count was ordered this time using paper counting machines to tally the number of ballots. But not the winning candidates. The findings have not been released. Maybe that's in that report that's due out in a month or so. Meanwhile the time line for that final report late july was when it was supposed to happen. It's august third so Yeah not so much twitter this week. Suspended audit related accounts as i said earlier including the arizona reviews official account and several other seeking similar reviews and other states. A twitter spokesperson said. The accounts were suspended for violating twitter rules on platform manipulation in spam..
The Bechdel Cast
"barb" Discussed on The Bechdel Cast
"Edgar singing a song which goes something along the lines of seagulls in the sand. Can you hear my prayer and it. Oh my god it's funny. The best part of the movie. I think it's great. Yeah there's this has been mentioned so far but there are multiple musical number of in this film It's not a music all but it is music inclusive. Yeah 'cause there's a big that big number when they first got the hotel and then they find out at the motel songwriter. A number is exactly the right term for it is a number. It is a show stopper fifteen minutes in during wand ruse like mid western moulin. Rouge it's really is like so fun to see like just see what people do if they have enough money to do whatever they think is funny because then just very much feels like what this movie is. It's like wow. We could actually get a budget. Do what like the weirdest shit we can think of grape yup So edgar sings his song. Which is my favorite part of the movie. I listen to it on. Repeat this morning Meanwhile barb and star are pretending to have forgotten all about edgar from the night before but they secretly both want to see him again. so first. Barb sneaks out to go talk to him but then she realizes that her and anger aren't really meant to be and she values her friendship with star more than a man so she goes back to her and stars room but then star goes out to meet up with edgar has a very similar if not identical conversation to the one that barb and at girgis had but then he and star have sex which is a secret. that star keeps from barb. I do love that. Does that like barbas. Such a champion. She's like. I can't do this like i need to respect my friend and then stars like I only twice. Yeah i like. I feel like we skipped over. The they also talk to each other in the threesome. Because that was a brave yet is like they had sex together. The first night the reference effects it was. I thought that was kind of an interesting aspect of the day. Portrayed it as kind of a no big deal is so yeah. They move on immediately like left to. You would not know that they fucked each other and never comes up again right there. Just normalizing having threesomes with your friends. Meanwhile sharon's associate a spy by the name of darley buckle played by damon wayans junior contacks edgar to assist him. I love that i love. The scene wither on the phone. Seen is my favorite. I think is. I know i have to go. He's great and then back at sharon's layer. She explains her backstory to yoyo. Which is that. When she was young her family moved to vista del mar where she was bullied for her pale skin and then after an incident which like utterly humiliated her caused her father to suffer a heart attack and die and caused her mother to leave her. Anti-god launched onto a disney cruise ship out of a cannon Sharon vowed to seek revenge on all of the residents of vista del mar hence this big revenge plot as a child. She very much. It's like full on wednesday. Addams nick very. Yeah yeah i. I have some things to say about all of that. I was curious. We're to talk about that. Yeah yeah yeah. Yeah we'll get there Meanwhile star sneaks off to spend more time with edgar and then while that's happening. Barb is doing a bunch of fun stuff that she and star were supposed to do together. They both feel really bad about lying to each other. And then barb finds out about stars love affair with edgar and edgar is about to like call off the whole mosquito plan because he's falling out of love with sharon and in love with star but anyone who's in kristen wig's body he right. I feel like we to to be fair. That feels like what a lot of us do like you know for me. It's not kirsten wig's body but it's like some unkempt man with a beard him out he's got a type you've got ta yup. But then. Sharon convinces edgar that barbara starr are spies. And the he needs to kill them. Meanwhile barbara starr confronted each other about lying but then edgar comes in and ties them up. And then sharon abducts them. Alligators are about to eat them. But they managed to escape with the help of their coup. Lots which if you're not familiar and you haven't seen the movie first of all go see the movie but there are these like very slowly capri type pants that are like very skirt and shorts. Mixed together base yeah. I didn't know that that's what those were called until this movie. Go by many names. Maybe yeah i think i'm going to buy some. I mean they can truly save your life as we see in this movie. One of my favorite bechtol test passes of this movie was kristen. Wig telling the other creston wig to jump off a cliff. It's it was a very feminist moment of the film. Incredible so then. They run off to stop the mosquito attack but ono. Sharon had already triggered the receiver to attract all the mosquitoes. So then they fight with sharon in the middle of the ocean the mosquitoes attack sharon and then barbara star are brought safely back to land by trish the water spirit lady who they had brought up on their flight who is played by reba mcentire and then sharon shows backup with like all these mosquito bites but then she learns the power of friendship and she becomes friends with all of the residents of vista del mar and then barbara star get their shimmer back and they ride a banana boat together and that's the end of the movie love it so let's take a quick break and then we will come back to discuss.
The Bechdel Cast
"barb" Discussed on The Bechdel Cast
"On the dr cast. The questions asked movies are all their discussions boyfriends and has do they have individualism. The patriarchy's fm vast start changing it with the dell a welcome to the vegetal cast my. Name's jamie loftus. My name's caitlin durante. And we're taking a trip we. We're we're recording in vista del mar. Yeah we are are we our generation Coup lots is there is that is that just like is there a pant for our generation that will qualify cool earth. I just kind of timeless across generations. Do you remember when gauchos were a big thing among vaguely there i remember capris was like i think the first. That's the first distinct. Pant that i besides like shorts that i remember being like oh like middle school like we would wear capris. Once it became march. Schorr right. I might be. I mean gauchos were a thing for maybe like two years when i was like a sophomore in college so you might couch joe's described they're basically the same thing is cool lots just with a different name. They look very comfortable. Now that i'm like older. I'm five hundred years old now and like these pants like. I understand the appeal of cool. I used to like make fun of my mom's pants but it turns out that they were she was she was right. I was wrong. I was wearing like low rise jeans and had a death. Wish you know. So this is our podcast Where we take a look at your favorite movies using an intersectional feminist lens using the bechtel test as a jumping off point for discussion. But what is that. well sometimes. it's when a woman named barb and another woman named star Talk to each other about something other than a man for most of the movie. But i guess more. Generally our version of the test is when two people of any marginalized gender with names speak to each other about something other than a man and they have a meaningful conversation meaningful to the to the narrative. Yeah and yeah. We were recovering. Barb in star vista del mar today. I'm so excited to cover this movie. And we have incredible guest with us. Oh my gosh we. We sure do in here. That was that was my midwest attempts. I literally i did. We did check with my boyfriend's mom who is a bona fide. Barbara starr type. I was like is this. Do you feel like seen by this. Feel like made fun of by this and she was like this is my favorite movie. I love it so much like we gave her our rental code for it and cheese flipped it is. It is sairy from racine wisconsin approved. And that's for me. Hell yeah our guest. Though is a comedian. She has a new audio book. Out called dirtbag anthropology she's The host of reply guys podcast. It's kate willett. Hello talking with you. Oh we're so we're so happy to have you again. I cannot do this Accent so happy to have you. Yeah all thank you. I'm really looking. I dunno sarah palin so happy. Thank you for bringing this movie. Oh how'd you not earn. I felt like you had probably heard of it because the person who told me about this movie was julia clair. Who i know is is a solid buddy of jamie loftus. I mean yeah it was. It was on my radar. But i hadn't seen it until we started prepping for this episode. Yeah me neither actually. I was just like good. Yeah oh yeah. I was so excited for this movie to come because this was like another a movie that got pandemic where it was shot like two years ago and i remember seeing trailers for it like back when you could still be in movie theaters and being and because i think we're supposed to be like a summer movie last year and i was like. Oh my god that that looks so good. I haven't seen kristen wig. Do something like truly goofy and fun and so long. Yeah so we rented at the day came out. It was awesome. I love it Especially after christmas. Make i mean no we got a lot of requests for wonder woman nineteen eighty-four and then we both watched it and we're like i don't. I just felt nothing and i felt angry. I was like mad at how bad i thought movie was and i was like. Yeah i mean maybe we'll cover it eventually. But i'm like it is not a priority for me. 'cause that movie stunk rushing. I heard it was really bad. It wasn't great and it was also like i don't know it's always like extra frustrating when it's someone that you know like i know. Kristen wig plays like the big bad in that movie and it's just like she's boring in it and i'm like how did you make her boring like that's a that's a you problem. Patty jenkins sorry. I remember when she plays a weird character in mother exclamation point. Oh i got. I try not to think about mother exclamation point but that is true. And she's also i mean she went through. We've about this. Like i think on our crazy stupid love episode where it's like when like super successful comedian goes through a phase of movies that are all like very serious indies and some of them are good. Some of them are like that phase. She's also wasn't she in the martian. Which she i don't remember. Have i lost touch with reality. I don't know it. Doesn't i remember that movie very well i. I'm pretty sure and she's in her. She's in a lot of real slow birds. yeah anyways. this movie is a movie. I actually enjoy. Unlike all the ones we just listed right. Yeah yeah. I i mean you know me. I love a romp and this movie is like heck's book definition of a romp outta ten on caitlyn's rump. a meter almodovar announce robert or sorry. Yeah what a what. I wasn't sure exactly what to expect i was. I think i was picturing kind of like a girl's trip esque narrative in the sense that like two people go on vacation and they have a vacation. I was not expecting there to be like an evil mastermind villain. I wasn't expecting an evil revenge plot about killer. Mosquitoes like this was like it. Felt like it was one of those scripts where it was like written in a state of like a very open. Mind of like. What could we put in this movie. Like sky's the limit killer. Mosquitoes underground layer. You know liberalism. I was just really funny. Yeah yeah yeah well..
Off The Meatrack Chainz New York Podcast
"barb" Discussed on Off The Meatrack Chainz New York Podcast
"Barb reaching out to see where their mind is at. so so like. I said man Gee money stacks signing.
AP News Radio
France, Jersey Trade Barbs in Post-Brexit Fishing Dispute
"Tension has mounted between the UK and France admitted speeds over fishing rights following Britain's departure from the European Union French maritime minister I need to know about them warned that France would retaliate off to the keys jazzy of stalling initialing fishing licenses the French bases agreed in the post brexit trade deal I don't have to go see on television up and I by going as far as Jesse's command on it never mind for example of electricity transportation by undersea cables so we have the name of it again even if you were caught doing it and we will do it if we have to E. the external affairs minister for Jesse Ingalls said Jesse was refining the licenses according to new rules that recently took effect cool said the threat to cut off electricity seem to disproportionate retaliation for a few days Karen Thomas London
AP News Radio
No. 2 House Republican backs Cheney ouster over Trump barbs
"The Republican infighting continues on Capitol Hill with more momentum in the push to topple number three house GOP leader Liz Cheney number two house Republican Steve Scalise is now publicly calling for Cheney's Alistair the first explicit call from Republican leadership to remove Cheney from its ranks after she repeatedly clashed with Donald Trump and blasted his false claim that the election was stolen GOP leader Kevin McCarthy says Cheney's remarks have led to concerns among rank and file Republicans about her ability to do her job a vote to remove Cheney could come next week Scalise spokeswoman says he's backing staunch trump supporter at least a frantic to replace her Sager mag ani Washington
The No Budget Filmcast
"barb" Discussed on The No Budget Filmcast
"So this week we what's been calmed this time away. It's a sifi. Short film. Starring the amazing t spawn and. Also an actress called jessica b. and it's written and directed by going to make her a called Golly barbie excuse me come producer day. Mice it centers on a widower called nigel and we. It opens with them with him and his house. And there's dirty dishes. He's not looking after himself and it looks like he just lost his wife and then he comes across these kids at kicking what we find to be a robot on the ground and this robot befriends and things happened from there he he. He's he comes across as being very angry and in detroit grief and even he pushes away daughter but slowly opens up and the with this robust The form kind of a friendship. It's a really beautiful volume extremely torching. And yeah i i. It's a little gem of film that has been winning a lot of awards and it was filmed in twenty nine thousand nine just before lockdown griping. This could be very relevant today because it's showing timothy character. He's he's a lonely guy he's on his own. He's pushing a broom away. An end this is robot comes into his life. And it's yeah. I thought it was beautiful. Elected the pacing the acting. The even like the way you feel for this anonymous. It's it's it's kind of magical weird. 'cause i've never heard of it and took a massive actor leads. It's so
NBC Nightly News
Vehicle attack raises new questions about US Capitol security
"Death of officer ovens is another blow to the capitol hill. Police force still really after the january attack. Tonight there are new questions about how to keep the capitol building safe while maintaining in is a symbol of democracy von hilliard. Has that part of the story. The threat of domestic attacks here in washington clear january six and indirection of the us capital then again friday the killing of a capital police officer. We have to get to the root cause of this violence in the months after the january attack washington fortified it's capitol grounds. It looks terrible to have the big of our democracy surrounded by razor wire and national guard troops the temporary outer barbed wire barrier came down leaving. Just this fencing capitol police officers in this existing barrier to respond to friday's attack capital. Police have to be ready to twenty seven and they need the resources to do. Lieutenant general russel honore released review last month with proposals for permanent security reforms including the hiring of more than eight one hundred and fifty additional personnel and integrated retractable fencing system and quick response crises units. Whose powell about democracy congressman. Tim ryan chairs the house subcommittee overseeing the capitol police as lawmakers work on a two billion dollar bill that would provide the cash necessary to implement the security upgrades. We can't get too far ahead of ourselves. Without knowing that we have the ability to protect the capital capital hill residents have bared witnessed. What is now a neighborhood. This is our home so to such violence in our backyards. Just devastating
Slate's Culture Gabfest
Barb and Star Go to Vista Del Mar
"Me to talk about barbara star. Is rachel sign a staff writer for the new yorker. Hey rachel her so thanks for joining me for this one. I really was excited to talk about this one with you because you wrote something about it a little view in appreciation of it for the new yorker that i really love and i felt really tapped into some of the things that are special about this movie. I'm going to read a tiny bit of it back to you. Maybe that can inspire conversation so this comes early in what you're writing about it when you talk about the transition from what i would think of as the setup the first twenty minutes or so where we beat barbara starr in their hometown of soft rot nebraska and how it then it then transitions to town of title of vista del. Mar in florida. And so you're right. There solid jokes from the get-go but it's not clear right away. What the movie is up to our. Wigan molo denizens of los angeles where they first met as part of the l. Sketch comedy troupe. The groundlings taking the piss out of flyover over forties then skipping ahead of bit is talking about the the that transition you say but as barbara starr unfolds. It's quirky heroines fuel. Less and less like stand ins for certain kind of tj maxx shopper. Instead the film goes for something far more specific and silly loving often lovely. Where so many comedies are either retreads old ideas or feel designed by committee to hit newsy talking points. Barbara starr is the rare film. That feels sue generous in both conceit an execution barbara starr or such finely drawn characters that they could be nobody else but themselves so that really spoke to me and exactly what i love about this movie and this was going to frame it to you. Is that this movie gets compared a lot to bridesmaids which of course was written by the the co writers and co stars of this movie and malone christian wig and another movie that sprung to mind was spy which is this wild sort of a spoof of james bond films. That's also a female friendship bonding movie with incredible performances by melissa mccarthy and rose byrne i love both bridesmaids an spy but i found this movie far more original than either one and in a way more exciting i mean i can see why bridesmaids changed comedy history. It's an important movie. it's still a very funny movie. But this sui generis quality that you point to i think is is so much more vibrant in this movie which really could only have come out of the imaginations of these two women who are friends in real
All Things Considered
Bill is back to make Washington, DC 51st state — still faces high hurdle in Senate
"The license plates for D C. Residents read in big, bold letters and taxation without representation. It's a rallying cry against D. C is the lack of direct voting power in the U. S. Congress as NPR's Barbara Sprint reports. Statehood advocates are hopeful that what was once seen as a liberal pipe dream is now gaining traction. 30 years ago, delegate Eleanor Holmes Norton first introduced a bill for Washington D. C. Statehood. She's back at it, and this time, she says, it feels different. We've gotten off of the wish list, too. On approach of a new reality. Norton says she's encouraged by national polls that suggest growing support for statehood and the record number of co sponsors. The House legislation and its Senate counterpart, have Her bill, which strength the size of the federal district and admit the remaining area as the nation's 51st state. But Republicans stand universally opposed, arguing it would take a constitutional amendment to admit D. C as a state. Here's Georgia Congressman Jody Hice during today's House oversight hearing, the Democratic Party attempting a political power grab of obtaining more senators, that's entirely what this is all about. That phrase power grab is a constant and GOP messaging on statehood, referring to the fact that the district votes overwhelmingly for Democrats and would likely elect two Democratic senators. But Norton tells NPR that at its core statehood is not about politics while we're looking for is equality with other Americans, especially since we pay the highest federal taxes per capita in the United States, she notes that D C has a population of over 700,000 residents larger than Wyoming and Vermont. Last year when the House first past Norton's bill, Republican Senator Tom Cotton of Arkansas, dismissed that point. Wyoming is a well rounded working class state. New state of Washington would not be. It was a barb that stung many residents in the district, including business owner Deana Dorsey Calloway. You can't see me, but I'm having an emotional reaction. The eyes are watering probably hear my voice quivering of it, because Just it's disgusting. It's you're a sure of an entire population of people here in Washington, advocates argue statehood is also a civil rights issue, as most of DC's residents are minorities. We do believe this is one of the most important racial justice fights of our time that stash a Rhodes, campaign manager of 51 for 51, a statehood campaign from our perspective, leaving 700,000 mostly black and brown residents without a vote in Congress is racism. D C. Residents pay federal taxes and serve in the military but have no voting Congress. This is an injustice and honestly a stain on American democracy. Norton's bill is all but guaranteed passage in the House. There's broad support from Democrats in the Senate and the White House. But there's a road block. The Senate has a big brick wall in front of its called the Filibusters that house bills are passing and slamming right into. That's Ellie's up Nick of Fix our Senate, a campaign focused on eliminating the legislative filibuster, which requires a 60 senator threshold to advance most bills. Not all Senate Democrats are on board with eliminating the maneuver, arguing it's meant to protect the minority party. But unless that brick wall is eliminated or changed, D C statehood goes back to being on the Democratic wish list.
AP News Radio
US, China wrap up testy 1st face-to-face talks under Biden
"A **** of days in Alaska's top US and Chinese diplomats hold their first face to face meeting since president Joe Biden took office the chilly temperatures in anchorage Alaska did little to lower the heat around the table as secretary St Antony Blinken and top Chinese diplomats traded sharp barbs over trade human rights Taiwan China's assertiveness in the South China Sea and the corona virus pandemic it's no surprise that when we raise those issues clearly indirectly thought we got a defensive response Chinese Communist Party foreign affairs chief Yang chi chi demanded the U. S. stop pushing its own version of democracy at a time when the United States has been roiled by its own domestic discontent US China ties have been torn for years the vita ministration hasn't said whether it's ready or willing to back away from the hard line stance I'm timid wire
The Sean Hannity Show
Jury selection paused in Derek Chauvin trial
"But set to resume tomorrow in the trial of former Minneapolis police officer Derrick Show been charged in the death of George Floyd. There's heavy security layers of barricades, including barbed wire and street closures surrounding the Hennepin County government Center. Children's trial is expected to last well into next month. Fox's Jeff Manasso America is listening
Fox News
Former Minneapolis Police Officer Derek Chauvin Facing Trial for Death of George Floyd
"In the death of George Floyd more from Fox's Jeff Man also There's heavy security layers of barricades, including barbed wire and street closures surrounding the Hennepin County government Center, where jury selection begins today in the murder trial with former police officer Derek Shelvin. It also means an increasing number of protests. Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Fry, saying the security is designed to prevent a repeat of last year's riots with a close eye. This time around an outside groups like Antifa, they seek to cause destruction and chaos in our city. By using peaceful protesters as cover the city says lawbreakers will be arrested is show Van's try. Eliza expected the last well into next month. Jeff Madonna CELL Fox News. Three other officers charged in the case will go on trial
Dare Ah New Belief
"barb" Discussed on Dare Ah New Belief
"Barb discovered after thirty three years of marriage she had found herself. Struggling to a heartbreaking divorce. Her experience led her to write two books. to books. Led her to create workshops for other women who realize their marriages were ending and the workshops became the foundation for rediscovering. You a company. She founded in twenty thirteen that provides education support and resources for women who are approaching experiencing or moving forward from divorce. Bar believes that when women he'll families he'll when families he'll communities hill and when communities hill the possibilities are endless. Welcome our. it's so great to be here. All i'd saw great to have you here. I the real to carry on this conversation with you because there's so much wisdom and Just love you are such a loving woman. And i wanted to ask you before. We dive into rediscovery new. Because and that's how. I know you is from rediscovering. You where you're helping women who are in any stage are any part of the path of divorce but i've said it twice now about you have written two books and it's like oh they're not. They can't skip over that. Can you tell us a little bit about the books that you wrote. Oh i would love to add up to three dau just really just it just happened. It just happened the What after my daughter's accident was back in the cities. I had lunch with a dear friend and Who'd written a couple books but we've been friends forever and at the end of lunch were walking out of the restaurant and she goes. Have you never thought of writing about this experience with your daughter. I think could help a lot of people who went. Oh okay i'll do that. Never turned around. And i looked at where we had had lunch and it was off of grand avenue with a place called the garage. I think it's still there my grandfather joseph Used to have a store. It was where his store was. That's the building where the restaurant was. We were having lunch. Yeah wow i thought okay. I'll do that. I have no idea what i'm doing. But what the heck and I started writing. i found. I really liked to write goodness. So what happened was I'm i have a feeling other people that journal. This happens to them to. As i'm writing the story about my daughter i making connections about myself and my marriage and i i'll be right and things and i would go. Oh.
Dare Ah New Belief
"barb" Discussed on Dare Ah New Belief
"After thirty three years of marriage are found herself. Struggling to a heartbreaking divorce. Her experience led her to write two books and the books led her to create workshops for other women other women who realized their marriages were ending and the workshops became the foundation for rediscovery new the company. Barb founded in two thousand thirteen and rediscovering. You provides education support and resources for women who are approaching experiencing or moving forward from divorce. Far believes that when women he'll families he'll when families he'll communities hill and when communities hill the possibilities are endless. Welcome barb thank you so much. I'm thrilled to be here. Oh i'm telling you it is truly my honor to have you here and the work you do is so profound so i am. I'm grateful to have this time with you. And and to explore what. Got you to rediscovery new. So let's start off if it's okay with you. Barb of we can start off with Because the whole thing with rediscovering new happen because you were going through a heartbreaking divorce and if we can start there i would love to know I love knowing people's stories. Like how did you get to where you are. So so how did you know that you that you were going to file for a divorce because you were the one that initiated that divorce correct. Yes yes and i just recently Before i tell you my story. Because i'll get on a roll here recently. Read up on our quote by black elk was a native american healer and he said you know there's the good road and the road of difficulty and where those two roads cross f- places holy i- anatoly if we let it be if we learn from it because it's the trump transition and so that's what happened to me How i got there Well i During my marriage started to disappear..
Trailer Junkies Podcast
"barb" Discussed on Trailer Junkies Podcast
"He begins a trailer at the end of it he goes. Oh are you gonna do one of those things where you kind of record while i'm getting ready and you share the things that i'm talking about do that because that's that stupid and i hate that stuff right and it's so funny to hear him say that because of the tone that he said that in we pulled. I pulled him aside when he was doing the red carpet for avengers or something. He was he. Now nick fury. And i pulled away. What do you mean. You pulled him aside casino. We're there we're shooting for x. We had like some spots on the red carpet ex yeah. Xt disney disney. Xt's like boy channel for disney channel. Okay you know. It's one of the disney channel brands and we had a. Why are you there. Because i was helping produce the spot. Oh wow okay cool. I'd never heard this so well. It's the same place where we ran into rod downey junior and he said i remember you guys are making soap in the valley. Okay so during the red carpet. We saw sam jackson and i was like sam jackson. Comber talk to kayla worthy and He talked he came over to talk to kayla him and he goes a nice from disney channel and he goes and he looked at me and he looked sideways. Kahlo look sideways. Because you don't want to talk to me and he was like you know what you don't know you don't want me. I do nothing for your damage. Barry i was like no. It's great. you're you're you're you're you cross all demos your four quadrant e-e-e-e-no w-what what's he doing for disney. Now is nick fury right. Yeah exactly he's he. He was still he was doing at the time so it was like he was assured. Just didn't think that we drove his demo. You know but and what was your role at that event producer like no. I mean while you were there were you. Like what hold the boom mic or something or what. What were you doing. No no no. I was like just like making sure that kalem got people that you wanted. I knew the guy on the red carpet that was filtering. The people around okay. I was producing and i was making sure that we had. We had like list of questions in a in a facebook. People that we wanted to see you know and scarlett johansson and and you just wanna you just wanna get as many people as you can see us very cool..
Trailer Junkies Podcast
"barb" Discussed on Trailer Junkies Podcast
"You know it's like this beautiful little callback to the open. That was like completely disjointed. And then the no faces the no faces rubbing sunblock all over the old phone number. I mean it starts off with their like little their little teacup clang as their feet their feet tapping tapping and the next thing. You know just ashes. Were around in my face. I mean it is such an awesome. It is so much fun. Yeah probably one of the most enjoyable trailers i. I've seen in a long time right. And it's and it's amazing and see now and we know we know the you know the saturday live crew and it has that feel and the movies going to be something but but it's like they just feel like Let's do something different from the trailer for this. You know we'll we'll have the clips will do the thing. But let's let's record like this this cold open for the trailer. Oh let me talk. Yeah the dance. Numbers were great. But i loved to. They have like that upper midwest accent accent where there were there. Barb our did it. Did you bring you back home. Some amazing i i love. I watched it a few times. Not even because i needed to figure out like what notes i wanted to say or anything but just because it was i i liked it. It was really it was a good one. It was a good one. Yeah so but like. I said it's early in twenty twenty one. I mean we're mid-january. But i'm calling best trailer the year man. It's it's amazing. How do you beat this thing. It's so good. Or when did a dropped at a trump twenty twenty or did it just drop did. I thought that it just dropped a ho. I get i get alerts. So i lay in bed every morning and look at my alerts and i say i see the new trailers and i think i texted. I texted you guys like six thirty in the morning..