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Mike Gallagher Podcast
"george welcome" Discussed on Mike Gallagher Podcast
"Sometimes it feels like these Democrats are actually campaigning on behalf of Republicans, doesn't it? Meantime, the Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell is back in the news. You know, he doesn't seem to have a problem siding with the Democrats who are objecting to beginning an impeachment inquiry of Joe Biden. His age is becoming an issue. His cognitive ability is to. A lot of people are starting to be weary of 80-plus-year-old elected representatives in important positions of power. The New York Times Maggie Haberman suggests that impeaching Biden could actually benefit him politically. We broke it all down this week on The Mike Gallagher Show. As we're reading and learning about China and its threat to the United States and the role that the Chinese government, the CCP, is playing right now, I saw peace in Axios this week. China is actively engaged in preparing for war with the United States. Now, that seems to me to be a bit hyperbolic, but it could absolutely be real. And if it is, our worldview is going to have to change over China real quick. Now, that doesn't mean that every Chinese, I had an Uber driver today who was Chinese. We had a great conversation. He turned out he was a fan of the show and was real kind to me. And we had a great chat and he talked about communism in China and how he escaped it. And so there's a whole lot of Asian-Americans who are bothered by the role of China on the world stage. I'm more concerned about Mitch McConnell's leadership ability. And let's not bury the lead here. These medical episodes that he keeps having, he can get his doctors to give him a clean bill of health all day long. If you or I did that in the workplace, we'd be put on medical leave. They'd come have to take me out of the studio. If I froze, well, that wouldn't go over so well for a big mouth on radio and TV, huh? 800-655-MIKE. George in Columbus, Ohio. George, welcome aboard. You're on The Mike Gallagher Show. How are you? Hi, Mike. Hi. I agree with Mitch McConnell, probably not for the same reasons. I don't know what his motive is, but right now I feel like the Democrats are stuck with Mitch, with Joe Biden. They can't let anyone else. Donald Trump is going to crush him. Let them run him. We're not the ones committing elder abuse. It's his family members and so-called friends abusing that old man. You know what? It's a very good argument. You make a very good argument, George, about what the political ramifications of impeachment might be. In fact, here's Maggie Haberman. Here's cut four. This is CNN political analyst and New York Times writer Maggie Haberman telling Caitlin Collins yesterday on CNN how beginning the impeachment process against Biden could actually benefit him politically.
The Paul Finebaum Show
"george welcome" Discussed on The Paul Finebaum Show
"On this Wednesday edition of the Paul fine bomb show. Georgia, who can beat him. Georgia, Michigan, Bama, USC, our top four. Missouri most underrated team in the SEC question mark should gambling be legal in all 50 states to help bring all this above board, just some of the many things we've discussed today on the show. My name is Braden Gaul and for Paul. You can get to me on Twitter at brayden Gaul 855-242-7285 a few more minutes for your phone calls here on the program George in Florida George welcome to the show. Hey, thanks for taking my call. This is excuse me. I'm your final on your top four. You pretty much gave us George of Michigan to run off the bat. Then someone went George of Michigan or how state USC. So I figured Georgia Michigan Ohio State Alabama that you have Alabama the third UFC fourth. Is that correct? That is correct. Well, the Georgia three P, here is why I think it's not going to happen. I think that George had, who did I play? Do they play anybody in non conference? You want to get many competition. This year, like the last couple of years they have. They've played very good non conference. They'd be Clemson two years ago. They destroyed Oregon last year. This year, Georgia Tech is really the only one on the schedule. That's what more is me if I were a Georgia fan. You're going to run through your season, I think. Until the SEC championship gave it really, I don't see them being challenged that much. I think they're going to run into LSU or Alabama probably. And then you're going to get into the obviously if they get to that point, even if they lose that last game in the final four and you're going to be the thing is you're going to be beating teams that I think are far superior to what you played all year. I agree, George. And I appreciate the call. I think this is one of the more interesting points about Georgia. And that is, if Carson Beck is really good, how do we know how good he is through the course of the regular season? At auburn is a tough road test about midway through the year. At Tennessee in November is a tough road test at the end of the year. Otherwise, every other game they're going to play against quality teams, not great teams, but quality teams, South Carolina, Kentucky, Ole miss, Missouri, good teams, not great teams. They're all going to be in Athens. So the question is, do you even need great quarterback play to get to Atlanta? And then the follow-up to that is, does that hurt you? I think George is going to play a lot better teams than the punchline radio show guy saying, oh, they're playing a bunch of 7th grade teams on their schedule. No, their schedule is much better than people realize. They are good football teams on that schedule. But George is way better. They should beat all of them. But playing good teams doesn't give you that one thing you need, which is what Missouri gave them last year, which is a fourth quarter drive that you have to have. And even close ish games, ten point games, 14 point games against Kentucky, South Carolina, Tennessee, auburn, olmes, Missouri, all pretty solid football teams. Ten point games don't give you that I'm trailing by three on third and 7 in the fourth quarter and Carson Beck has to make a throw. You don't know that about him. And if you get to Atlanta at 12 and O, you still may not know that about him. And that is the question. That is that's one of the most interesting angles of the Georgia bulldogs this year. Is they may be so good that they are not even challenged in the fourth quarter on a critical drive where we even know if the quarterback is good enough to handle that stress. That is one of the most interesting parts of this entire conversation. 8 5 5 two four two 7 two 8 5. Joe in Alabama Joe, what's up? Hey, thank you for taking my call. I really appreciate it. Two points to make. Number one, the only team that's going to be Georgia is Georgia. I hear that. And they're going to take something for granted and somebody is going to take advantage of them. The second thing is in Alabama fan thank you for putting Alabama fist 6 7 wherever. Because that means that the fan base will not be expecting much. And every time there's a victory, we can celebrate it instead of saying, okay, well, that was supposed to happen. So.
The Eric Metaxas Show
"george welcome" Discussed on The Eric Metaxas Show
"People always joke around with me. Like, Eric, everybody you have on your program. You say they're your friend. Well, usually that's just true. And in some cases, it's dramatically true, as in the case of my guest today, George Ceres, George and I have been friends for a thousand years. I don't know, George. Welcome to the program. Well, thank you very much. It's a privilege to be here. But we've been, I mean, look, we've been friends at least for 23 years, I think. I think I don't remember when I first met you, but we were part of that Bible study, the master media Bible study, which began about 2000, I think. It actually began a little before then. Yes. But not too much before that. Yeah, right around that time. Anyway, but we've been friends for a long time, and you you're tough to sum up. The reason you're on the program today is because you've written a wonderful book called searching for truth in Hollywood and Bethlehem and Vegas. And Vegas. The quest to discover if God is real. Now you, to some you up, I mean, you are, you've had a career as a voice-over actor. You've done voiceovers for, oh my gosh. All these huge corporations. So people have heard you, you've got that kind of a voice. Well, thank you very much. Actually, if people want to listen, they don't have to listen to it. But they want to hear the Bible, you can go on Bible gateway dot com. And I narrated the NIV 2011 version. You can get that for free. You can hear me. You can hear me read leviticus chapter three verse 25. Listen, it's so funny. I was just going to say to that and then the ultimate is when I go to the audio Bible, I can choose between two people that are friends, max McLean, or George sarris. I mean, this is nuts, but it's totally true. And don't tell max, I prefer your reading.
The Eric Metaxas Show
Eric Welcomes George Sarris to the Show
"People always joke around with me. Like, Eric, everybody you have on your program. You say they're your friend. Well, usually that's just true. And in some cases, it's dramatically true, as in the case of my guest today, George Ceres, George and I have been friends for a thousand years. I don't know, George. Welcome to the program. Well, thank you very much. It's a privilege to be here. But we've been, I mean, look, we've been friends at least for 23 years, I think. I think I don't remember when I first met you, but we were part of that Bible study, the master media Bible study, which began about 2000, I think. It actually began a little before then. Yes. But not too much before that. Yeah, right around that time. Anyway, but we've been friends for a long time, and you you're tough to sum up. The reason you're on the program today is because you've written a wonderful book called searching for truth in Hollywood and Bethlehem and Vegas. And Vegas. The quest to discover if God is real. Now you, to some you up, I mean, you are, you've had a career as a voice-over actor. You've done voiceovers for, oh my gosh. All these huge corporations. So people have heard you, you've got that kind of a voice. Well, thank you very much. Actually, if people want to listen, they don't have to listen to it. But they want to hear the Bible, you can go on Bible gateway dot com. And I narrated the NIV 2011 version. You can get that for free. You can hear me. You can hear me read leviticus chapter three verse 25. Listen, it's so funny. I was just going to say to that and then the ultimate is when I go to the audio Bible, I can choose between two people that are friends, max McLean, or George sarris. I mean, this is nuts, but it's totally true. And don't tell max, I prefer your reading.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"george welcome" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"7 30 a.m. here in London good morning I'm Caroline Hepburn in a moment we're going to talk about the budget with the IP PR the institute for public policy Research the Speaker of the House of Commons Lindsay hall may be pretty furious that the budget details have been briefed out by the treasury before actually reaching the commons but that does appear to be what has happened the budget is not until weds there of course But we do know quite a few details So we'll discuss that in a moment though firstly let's go to the markets and this morning Japanese stocks outperforming indicated to 5 up by 1.77% Also in terms of U.S. markets of course the S&P 500 hit a new record high on Monday up by half of 1% The NASDAQ also ended up by 8 tenths of 1% powered by the results from Facebook from Tesla now a $1 trillion business 81% of S&P 500 men members that have reported as of yesterday they reported better than expected earnings so far And just in terms of futures then for the European market open actually that's not looking quite so rosy work by just barely a tenth of 1% for U.S. stocks 50 futures and a in the bond markets starting trading on the German boat yield at negative 11 basis points this morning as the U.S. yields at one spot 6 3% Right those are the markets let's go to our top stories and let me give you more details about Facebook Shares gay did a late U.S. trading after the company reported strong user growth in its social media apps and also announced a share buyback of as much as $50 billion Now that helped to ease investor concerns as last quarter's sales and the forecast of revenue this period missed analysts estimates After media organizations published a series of damning reports based on internal documents disclosed by a whistleblower the CO Mark Zuckerberg weighed in on the increasing competition for teens Over the last decade as the audience that uses our apps has expanded so much and we focus on serving everyone our services have gotten dialed to be the best for the most people who use them rather than specifically for young adults And during this period competition has also gotten a lot more intense especially with apple's iMessage growing in popularity and more recently the rise of TikTok which is one of the most effective competitors that we have ever faced So we are retooling our teams to make serving young adults their north star Okay so the north star for Facebook is now younger users Also weighing on the company's outlook though are persistent headwinds from apples restrictions on consumer data collections that also weigh on Facebook Meanwhile other earnings Novartis is starting a strategic review of its sandor's genetic drug unit looking at options including a separation of the business sandor sails in the U.S. declined by 20% in the third quarter As for the rest of its earnings core earnings per share did meet estimates but Novartis stuck to its forecast saying that this year's sales will grow by a low to mid single digit percentage And looking ahead to the budget to my the Chancellor Vichy sunak is expected to announce that public sector pay freeze will come to an end next year Sunak will point to a solid economic recovery and encouraging signs in the labor market as reasons to end the pay pause for more than 2 million workers including police officers and teachers in Britain The treasury will also put up the national minimum wage for those aged 23 and over by 6.6% in April taking it to 9 pounds 50 pence per hour but that is still well below what trade union says needed to tackle the cost of living crisis While joining us of course now ahead of the Chancellor's budget on Wednesday is George Deb who is the head of the institute for public policy research is center for economic justice George Welcome to the program So in terms of what we've heard so far in terms of Rishi sunak's budget he's going to set up measures to help Britain's recovery from the pandemic We've heard about plans to give an extra 5.9 billion to the NHS to reduce waiting lists and to also increase the national living wage how much of a difference were all of this mate to the well-being of people in the UK Firstly when it comes to the national living ways for people age over 23 9 pounds 50 from 8 91 but given that the cost of living is rising so much is that really going to help Yes good morning Caroline I think you're absolutely right that the Chancellor has made some quite significant announcements over the weekend And it's ambitions are absolutely in the right place So targeting this high wage high investment green and productive economy it's what we should be concerned about But I also worry that he might not be putting in place either the policies of the investments that are actually needed to get us there So you raise the question of the increase in the national minimum wage I think it's really important I PPR has been calling for an increase to the minimum wage for some time The increase brings the ultimate level of real living wage outside London and that will be welcoming increase for many people Although I would caution two things Firstly those on universal credit who of course are on the lowest wages and saw a massive reduction in their pay In their income just a couple of weeks ago will not see the entirety of that minimum wage increase And that's because pays that universal credit is tapered So of that 59 per hour increase they will only see a 22 cents per hour increase And secondly I would say that minimum wage is of course welcome for those on the absolute lowest incomes But it's not the answer of how we can transform the UK economy into a high wage high productivity system which is what we should really be worrying about And to get us there you need to be investing in of the rather Chancellor needs to be investing in The use case productive economy it needs to be investing in the source of the future growth like innovation and research and development And he needs to be investing in the skills lifelong education of people in the workforce Because that's how we're actually going to transform the economy to one which is high pay in the future Yeah but that's such a long-term pursuit and the issue is high wages more inflation and that's a real problem for the UK economy you could kind of spiral into stagflation Well I think it is a cost of long-term pursuit but now is the time to put those building blocks in those foundations in place We're coming out on the biggest financial shock to the UK economy has ever seen And also people out there in the country want to see this too polling shows that people don't want to go back on new head before So I think now is the right moment for Rishi sunak to be starting to put in place some big transformational policies You raised the question of inflation I think that is a concern Although I think we could also continue to learn from the example to accept by the Biden administration in the U.S..
WJR 760
"george welcome" Discussed on WJR 760
"Keep trying to keep them lower. Thanks so much for your time. Thank you, Captain. Thank you for having me on All right after the break. We're going to take your calls. 1 808 590957 Right now We've got a little time for George in Detroit. George, Welcome to the show. Kevin. When are we going to start calling it the Kevin Dietz show instead of this generic? Here's wjr is Kevin Dietz. I don't know how to make those decisions, George. Well, I'm making it right now. I'm declaring it to Kevin Deed show. Sorry, Frank. We love you. But you got Anyway. How are you, George Happy Fourth of July. Sam. Do you think anyways, Your guest was aren't seen. Well, you know. Twitter and and Facebook. They're private companies so they can do what they want. They've been no, they can't. That's the point. Yes, sir, private companies, but they have to 30 protection that they wouldn't begged for. So they couldn't be sued. They're supposed to be an open forum public billboard, and that's supposed to be a publisher banning people. They don't ban people like Louis Fair Kind who calls Jews instead of Semites, termites or ill and Omar the Jew hater or, you know, the Mullah's of Iran are still on Twitter in Facebook. That's all right. But they're going to borrow the president. Come on. Seriously. So here's the other thing too. About the, uh you know, uh, Vaccines you have vaccinated and non effect. Sorry. That's not true. You have the other category of tens of millions that have had covid have the antibodies got over it. They act like we don't exist Alright in the Cleveland clinic has shown That the people that have got it naturally, Their immunity is much stronger than the back station. All right, and you're familiar with barriers you can hang on if you want After the lot. You can come back on after the break if you want, but we do have to hit our break. You're listening to W Jr. Where the trick comes to top. We've all had that dream tie game bottom of the ninth bases loaded..
600 WREC
"george welcome" Discussed on 600 WREC
"This flood cleanup needs Roto Rooter is there for you? That's right. When we have those cloud burst and Olson, we got a big old problem in our basement rotor rooter can do the clean up for you. It's rhoda router dot com So they do flood cleanup and also, plumbing repairs are numbers 808 to 38255 We've been talking about All kinds of things When it comes to your home. We were just talking a little bit about getting that deck and shape and those what this lady had always makes me very frustrated. Um, she had a redwood stain and mistakenly bought a redwood paint. Now you can tell the difference between pain and a stain. And, Yeah, You know, I get the question like, Can I just paint this? You can just pain anything, but if it's the wrong product. You're going to have problems, which she should have used as a semi transparent rub wood stain, or if she wanted something that looked like a pain, it would be a solid color stain. Which you would look more like redwood paint. All right. You got the phone number. You can grab a line. We're going to get back to the phones here. We got George George, welcome. Hi. Yes, sir. Have a bathroom terrain that as long as the water level Does not block the airflow from coming out of the drain. It runs just fine. There's a lot of volume, but as soon as the water blocks the air It disclosed down to Turkle. Mm. Well, the good analogy that is George's. If you take a gallon gas can And that vent plug is in the top of the can. And you pour the gas into the lawn. More just kind of blur. Blur blerp. It doesn't really poor. You open up that vent and there's a nice good stream going right in that lawn. More same thing with Your issue if it can't get air. The whole gravity thing doesn't work, so it's not going to allow it to drain properly. So what I would do is I would you know, Clean that out? How is it before the water gets up there? I mean, is it flowed pretty good. Yes, it does. And it's the only bring in the house that does that. Well, I I don't know why that would be the case, but, um so so OK? Yeah, an old adage. Well, then, don't do that. Then. Don't do that, right? Um, you know, I I don't know why it's um you might want to clean that out. Um, if you take a little bit of like a dishwasher liquid And put it down in there and let it sit or there's a product. Called drain, Bo. Which is an enzyme you could pour that into that little hole. Just let sit overnight. And maybe there's something that's just kind of restricting it. When that water gets up, it's totally restricted. Okay, so it's got nothing to do with the stack. Well, if it's no, I mean, I'm thinking it's just that little overflow hole that's causing your problem If it had something to do with the stack. Um, I'm not gonna sit here until he is not going to have any and do with the stack. But usually what happens. As it affects more than just a vanity. And once it's affected once that won't drain, usually like in the bathtub or another vanity In that same room, you'll hear it sucking air. Through the other trap. Okay. I've not seen any kind of event. In that role. No year van. There's no hole right up at the top. No, there isn't Is there a air gap connector off the drain pipe underneath the cabinet. Maybe he's like getting itchy inch in diameter, maybe two or three inches high. Nope. Nope. And I thought you said once the water covered the whole Well, the brain where the drain plug is Oh, so it's just a slow running. Trapper drain, then. At that point, Yes, All right. We'll do this. I don't think your problems are going to be that complicated. Um, there's a a little clean out for drains. Bathroom drains. You won't even have to take the plug apart. All right? Uh huh. And it's called. It's about three ft. Long. And it's called a zip it And it's plastic about is why does the pencil and it's got little barb sticking out of it? You just feed one of those? Yeah, feed that down between the plug in the drain. Shake it around. Pull it out. Go the other side shaking around, Pull it out. I'm going to bet your hot fudge sundae. You pull up some hair, some gunk and it'll start draining. All right. Well, thank you for the help Give that try. George. That's never failed me. Alrighty. Alright. Good day. You too. Take care. Bye bye. Yeah, I mean, everything we use in a vanity more is a gel. Hair gel. Toothpaste is gel shaving cream is gel. I mean, everything is a gel, jealous, sticky liquids, the the pump soap that's kind of a gel. And it gets stickin. It just starts accumulating. Dead skin. All kinds of gunk. I'll bet you I take care of it. Like right now. Fun stuff. Yeah, we'll take care of it. Like right now, Uh, Dan, welcome. Hey, Gary. How you doing? Doing Great. How about you? Good, Good. Um, got a problem are church had a new metal door last year installed to the outside, and it's white. And we want to paint that this year and we're painting it Gray okay along the edges and it the the corners at the top like the 45 degrees. Uh, they used silicone caulk that when we painted it, everything's great with them. Wherever the cock was. You got to get that clock out of there..
The Patriot AM 1150
"george welcome" Discussed on The Patriot AM 1150
"I am Ellie Williams, the blind master. You already have been introduced to Mr Sean V. Bradley. But now let me introduce you to the one and only Mr George Casarez. You may have never heard of it before, but this guy's also what's up, George? Welcome to the show, brother. Hey, How are you? A man? Super phenomenal man. Really excited to have you on so s so you gotta tell us your side of the story. I mean, Shawn and I we we went through. You know what happened or are in tell the people about Yeah. Talk Network. Yeah, it's a new. It's a new network that I created. And it is for entrepreneurs, influencers and extraordinary people with amazing stories. Um, especially since Kobe did. I mean, I had so much time on my hands as many people did. I I just started looking at these reality shows and I'm like, You know what you know, The everyday person became a star to reality TV, but really the movers and shakers of people that make the difference. The people that moved the earth are entrepreneurs. So These guys need to be the stars. I'm like, How could I do that? So The talk now, where was born? Um and it's It's a network with just incredible people and the team behind the network is you have to be It has to be educational. It has to be motivational or inspirational and has had one of those qualities. And you guys have all 33 degrees. It was really It was really interesting. Because I've I heard. I mean, shall we say thousands? I will thousands of pitches and outside of clubhouse and in clubhouse. And to date I finished one complete Syria's of the jewels, Stucker show for the network and you guys are the second people that I signed up. Why? Because you guys are freaking extraordinary. Like like you have no idea. You guys were gold. And you really are you You guys, your your whole background. And your fire. Your connection is unparalleled. And it is. It is the most unique and inspirational thing I have seen over thousands of people. I literally had a call with you guys a few days later, and I'm like, dude, I'm not gonna talk about Let me bring in my business partner can't hear because I mean, I'm good to go. He's good. And I knew he would be were down. So so is that what happened? You guys, You know, it was towards the end of the day. It was like a 10 hour pitch day and you guys came up on stage and I kept seeing the numbers. I had stopped people from coming in and that more numbers came up and I'm like what I was gonna have you guys come the following week, and then I heard Sean. Sean, I heard you starts talking about who? Wait. Listen to this, dude. And But then, l immediately came in with With the music and I'm like, Whoa, What's going on here? No, No, dude. Dude, you gotta stop that. What's going on? You know, I just thought it was somebody who was trying to upstage you, right? And when I found out that you guys were an act, I'm like, Let me listen to this saying there's something interesting here and I listened and I listened. And I'm like, Wait, wasn't it Is this Is this really going on? George? This is broadcast radio. You're gonna have always sleeps out, So okay, So what the heck, uh G Wiz. Wow started. Yeah, gosh! Darn it this there's something here now. Seriously, guys, you guys are incredible and I believe in you guys. 100%. The world needs to see who you are, what you've been through and what you've achieved And what, more importantly what you're giving back you guys are giving and giving and giving. I mean, you guys are part of the future. You really are. So you embody the network. Well, thanks. So everybody the network. We definitely appreciate it. But we feel the same way about you, man. So I think the world needs to hear a little bit more about you. So Absolutely. But wait a minute. I want to ask one question on here. So let's get this because this is amazing. You mentioned a partner. Can't so he's connect TV. So can you just the platform that the TV networks gonna be on? It's gonna be on Roque. Ooh, connect TV and what other platforms This is going to be displayed on? Yes, I can. Obviously with connect TV. Um it's helping on this. They have incredible shows there and from an award shows as well, You know, from the daytime Emmys on and also my way to meet you. Just you just ran through that like that was like, like, you know, Normal day. God, I was just the daytime Emmys. No, Like, just say the daytime. I mean, Yeah, I did. Yeah. Okay, so just pretty big. It's pretty. It's pretty cool because I was getting to the point. Which is my award shows. Yes, Yes, yes. So tell us about your they do. A lot of I do a lot of awards shows. I mean, I've created a lot of amazing award shows. For actors as well as for singers, so I'm very big in that. And what type of witches For actors and stares. I'm saying, What's the name of it? Is that the George Awards? No, No, no. The vocal Star Awards for music and the celebrity experience for actors. Okay, so so you have to parallel expertise, among other things. So you definitely help. You know potential actors and then actors as well as potential recording ours and recording artist. How did you Do both key. Tell us that like a little bit. How you got into this? Well, we have to go back. We have to go back started from the bottom baby started going back to the very beginning. Okay, Good. Uh, you know,.
KLBJ 590AM
"george welcome" Discussed on KLBJ 590AM
"Is true about every Thing that has come up in the White House is confusion on who's supposed to handle it. Just look at the border that there's been a lot of. Well, we'll put her in charge is that I'm not in charge of that. I'm in charge with getting to the root cause. I mean, it is confusion with this administration. They just throw out the ideas and wanted to be done and doesn't seem to be much of a follow up. All right, 51283605 90, you can weigh in call or text with your thoughts. It says the global allies like France, and others are pressing Biden, saying there's no time to waste the United States needs to get moving with the world plan led by the United States to vaccinate the rest of the world that includes shipping Maura of what we have here. Other countries. Well, I think if we've got enough of a supply here for the remainder of the people that want to receive the vaccine, then we are at a point where we can start to look, I always thought that it should be. You make sure that any American that wants this has it before you start shipping it out. An American that wants it can't find it. Yeah, And I think that was Trump's plan from Day one. He made reference to that numerous times. We're going to do this. We're going to do it in record time. We're going to take care of Americans first, but we'll keep making it and we'll have enough to share with the rest of the world. I remember him saying that clearly. Here are the numbers 51283605 90 Georges in Butte. A with Mark and Melinda. Hey, George. Welcome. How are you? I'm good. How you doing today? Great. George, welcome. Well, I would just like to say that I think in regards to this camping thing, it's an absolute atrocity and these people feed should be held to the fire and they should be accountable. They should have to be accountable for all the money they spent. Two dates. And and and all the money that they spent here on in. I mean, this is a license to steal. These people are criminals, and they're stealing our taxpayer money. I don't care if you're a Republican or Democrat. This stealing your money, your Children's money, your grandchildren's money. I mean, you could solve this crisis. It's going to take work. You know what Basically the crisis exists because everybody shut down all of the institutions and turned everybody onto the speed. So it's just easier for them to steal money, because when you have an institution, you have to have more accountability. These guys that I've heard, Steve asked, Let's say numerous times. That they can't account for all the all the moneys. I mean, that's ridiculous. Disguise worked. I think I read somewhere like $300 million. You don't become work $300 million if you can account for money Well, said George George for mayor. Here you go. Yes, and Mayor Adler fell in love with the concept of buying hotels when he visited San Francisco, Portland and Seattle because they all have done a great job with their homeless population. No one's on the street there. He's been spellbound ever since. Can't can't think of any other approach to how to handle these things. All right, That'll do it for 10 to 11 live in local best of Russia's next and then it's followed by Mark Mullen in it, 2 to 4. Yeah, There's a lot to cover. We'll get to it this afternoon. Come back and join us right after the best of rush. Margin. Melinda on news radio K O B. J If you're ready to sell your home right now in the middle of this red hot.
KTAR 92.3FM
"george welcome" Discussed on KTAR 92.3FM
"What I'd rather you do. Then spin money with a home warranty company is Do you realize the trusted insurance agent? You have that right? Your homeowner's insurance. You can insure many of your big, expensive pieces of equipment. Your air conditioner, your water heater your appliances for a fraction of the cost with the same company that does your homeowner's insurance. And then you get to pick the contractor. You get to pick the trusted service provider to come and complete the work in your home. I'm telling you in my experience. That is a much better solution. Then defaulting to one of these home warranty programs. So home warranties are just one of my little soapbox is super cooling is one of mice, soapboxes, lifetime paint jobs or one of myself Because I've got lots of windows or one of my soapbox. I had lots of so body little one of the one of the soap boxes. Get on more often than not. His water treatment. This man. There is so much misinformation about what water treatment can or can't do or what it will and it won't do. So. We've brought in a special guest this morning, Mr. George Kathy, the service manager of Isaac's Home Services, George, Welcome again..
Dog Save The People
"george welcome" Discussed on Dog Save The People
"People a podcast about how dogs make our lives better. My name is john bartlett. And i'm your host. Georgiana is a jack of many trades including a social media consultant writer and sartorial est is cultivated. An online following. His own is also a former actor who appeared on both law and order and sex in the city and he has two dogs. Smokey in the nor george welcome to dog saved people. It's so great to see you how you doing today. I'm doing really well. John so good to see what we've known each other for many years and so for me. It's such a pleasure in a thrill to to have you on our show. Now we met. When i was designing costumes for a play that you were starring in and then from there we actually ended up working together You helped me with all of my social media and building my website out. It has been so fascinating to watch your career within the world. Social media to george talk about a little bit about your childhood I believe that you are a mid westerner like myself..
WLS-AM 890
"george welcome" Discussed on WLS-AM 890
"They can lose money. Justice quick. So encourage your kids to talk with a financial advisor. And if we could be helpful, well, ready to be so Triple Eight Plan wreck is our phone number. Let's go to the telephones here on the wreck, Gentleman show and say, How did George he's in Alexandria? Virginia? George? Welcome to the program. How are you? Thanks, Rick. Um Well, how are you doing? All right during these cold winter months? What can I do for you today? Well, appears of discovered, and I'm maybe in some sort of a bit of a financial pickle. Roughly 20 years ago, I was in a position where I was able to set up the step Ira for my business. On by was very good about making sure I packed away as much money as I could into these accounts over the last 20 years about two or three years into it, the guy that I was working with. I asked him, you know, I'm paying Two different yearly maintenance fees on these one from my regular IRA and one for myself, IRA We just kind of combine this into one big pie and do it that way. And he said, Sure, no problem. So for the last 20 years or so I've been making Sep IRA payments and regular IRA payments into the same account. And every year I would send him the checks. No telling what each deposit was for. And then recently, I guess I was talking with my accountant about the situation. And he goes, You know, these things need to be separated. You need to have two separate accounts that shouldn't have been combined into one account. So here we are, with a very large account that is kind of commingled, uh, supplier of payments and regular traditional IRA payments into into one basket and Just trying to figure out how or what steps I should take him to try and unscramble this or Now we should move forward. Yeah, He's got a big problem. I'm afraid, George, this adviser you were dealing with and you still dealing with that same advisor. No, he's long gone and are you dealing with the same firm? No. We had money and about eight different places, and we decided to work with one place in particular just to combine. Everything was always under 11 room, so to speak. And you had never mentioned any of this to your accountant before. Well, I mean, every time I would meet with him, I would say Yeah, I put 50,000 into the second, I put 7000 into the regular IRA. And that's kind of hot. It all worked. And he never really, you know, never really needed to see statements on those. I guess so. Yeah. So you've got a bit of a dilemma here. Um, because of the fact that Yeah, it's been incorrect. You can come, Ingle. I raise together I raise in various accounts. Uhm you can even take the spousal IRAs. Uh, on combined them you can take rollovers and you can combine them all. What a Sep IRA really isn't an irate purely. It's a small business account on but it's called a simplified employee pension. Technically SCP and it has to be Separate because the amount you're allowed to contribute to it is a different set of rules than a typical irate does. Here's your one saving grace. You noted on your checks. Very clearly how much the money was to go to an IRA and how much of the money was to go to a Sep Ira? Yes, right. And do you still have those checks do the canceled checks. I would have to look at the history of my bank account to look at each If you have those records if you have those canceled checks, and you can get the photocopies of them from your bank, showing clearly that you gave your broker instructions by virtue of what you wrote down on those checks. As well as any potential emails. You may have had that you sent him with the checks or what have you, you might be able to file the negligence claim against the firm. Because you followed his advice. The advice was incorrect. And you need them to reimburse you for any tax liabilities You may now be facing and your accountant needs to help you resolve this with the iris. The Iris is generally inflexible. When it comes to excessive payments that have been made. However, it is occasional where the Iris will acknowledge that the error you made was in good faith. It was based on the advice that you would receive from others, and they may be willing to other waive penalties or other Issues. You need to work through it, So you need to work with your accountant more closely. You should talk with an attorney about the potential of filing an arbitration claim against the broker if he's still in business. Or the firm if it is still in business in an effort to try to resolve this And there may be ways you can readjust the paperwork by calculating how much of the count value is technically the Sep IRA bucket versus the IRA bucket and break out those and back into two separate accounts s. Oh, you've got some paperwork efforts ahead of you, and you need to get some good advice. To see if you can dig yourself out of this mess, and I'm really sorry It's occurred over a 20 year period. It's unfortunate to hear Yeah, alright, remember, take your voice and see what we can do about moving forward with that. If you need help in having somebody review the accounts to see what might be possible. You know, it might be worthwhile to have one of my colleagues look at your statements with you just to see what the current status is. And if you've got the history of those statements, maybe we can Assist you in some way in reconciliation and coming up with a solution. Working in conjunction with your attorney in your accountant. We're happy to do it if that would be helpful. So contacting my current folks, I'm working with him. And if we go back over history and we find out that, you know, 80 60% of the money is in second. The other 40 was in traditional They can't just split it up. That way. They may be able to. Yes, Very good. All right, All right. I wish you the very best. Thank you for the call. George. I'm sorry. You had that that hassle That was George in Alexandria, Virginia. Here on the rig Cattleman show and the real Moral. The story, of course, is that when you're dealing with accounts, you need to make sure you're coordinating not only with your financial advisor but also your tax advisor. To make sure that everyone's in agreement as to what you're doing and how you're going about it in case the advice you're.
KOA 850 AM
"george welcome" Discussed on KOA 850 AM
"It's been a lot of fun, but yeah, that's a that's a little bit of my background right there. All right. Well, I appreciate that. So, so that leads me to the next part here since you just joined the beat for the Broncos this last year. Give me your perception. On what Has been holding this team back. What are some of the reasons why they've been struggling over the past several years as a guy kind of coming in with some fresh eyes? Well, I think it's obvious Yep. Start with the quarterback situation. You look it. Um, You know the guys they've had back there since, you know, painting any retired. Really? Um, and it's just been kind of a struggle. And, you know, obviously, they've been through. You know, several guys with Paxton Lynch and Brock Osweiler. And, um you know all those guys and you look at Drew walk obviously. Miss past season and his ups and downs, you know, and I know he showed some promise there at the end, but I think that's kind of where you have to start, But I think you also look at some of the different areas. I think that even go to the head coach. I think Vic Fangio has come in and done a decent job. But, um, you know, to losing seasons, they missed the playoffs both times. But he's been there. So this is a big, you know, third year that he's going into. Obviously they missed with Vance. Joseph. Um, you know, I think those have been a key issues its head coach and quarterback, But you can also even go down the line and I know you know we might get into this, but My nobody wants to talk about what they're gonna do it to lock. And if they're going to trade for a guy who drafted guy, but I mean, they have a lot of holes in other places. I mean, I think Justin Simmons has to be a priority. I think he is. You look at the cornerback situation. I think those are some big holes right there that they have to go get some words up there. Maybe through the draft, maybe through free agency. You know, you look at right tackle. I think that's an issue that they need to address this offseason. They never Juwan James is coming back next year. That's another position that I think they really need to look strongly added improving on the offensive line, you know, and then again, quarterback is another one that you have to point out and s. So I think there's a lot of different things that they need to get better. I didn't visit to Sean walked in, type player come in and fix all that. I don't know what kind of, you know maybe depends on what you have to give up. So, um, you know, I think that from my outsider's perspective, I guess is It's kind of where it started is, you know? Do you go on? Get that top level quarterback this offseason or do you wanna fix some of those other holes and maybe wait, I'll get him in 2022, maybe here to lock another shots to be the guy next year. Well, George welcome to lately to the to the Broncos beat and my uncle or a great uncle. I guess it was. Charles Albright was 40 year columnist for the Arkansas Democrat. Is that so? I know well, that paper's history and heritage um What has been the most interesting moment for you on the Broncos beat thus far. We'll have to be then playing without any quarterbacks..
WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"george welcome" Discussed on WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"We are in remote locations because we're broadcasting remotely. But if I I had a chance to give you a big handshake of congratulations, Commissioner assume it's a virtual handshake right now. Let's let's go to the people See what they have to say. Let's go to Rick in Merrimack, Rick in Merrimack. Welcome You first this hour of night side on the Ring Central Nice Avocado line with Boston Police commissioner. William Grass. Go ahead, Rick. Mr Garage. It's an honor to speak to you and I will be brief is I can I never knew you. But I did see you like back in the newspapers of like 1985 because I worked as a plumber down in the Boston error and salt of it, but I saw you and I said Something that's gonna stuff together and you kept We're on to the Through the times. And you always you were always in an article or something. And you were there and you were You're commendable and its I heard that you were retiring today and Isis to point and never got the spit something out. But that's all I have The same, um, you done good it Z It was a good thing to say. Thank you very much right now. Thank you people. Goodnight, Dan. If I may, sir, going to miss, you know, very emotional for me. You know, Thank you to mere walls. We've known each other since we were He was a teenager. I was a young man. We become friends and he allowed me to be me. I think that the officers sworn and civilian family members, my community, the clergy, everyone. And I reveal would be remiss if I didn't mention certain officers that were instrumental in my career. Like Willis. These funds is the Tuskegee Airman. Charity, Hayden, my police buddies out there and community will know guys like Walter Fahey. Billy Celester, James Clave one. Um, I've had so many people teach me so many things and also In the business community politicians. I really learned a lot and thank you for raising this child to be a man and In this village to be in this leadership role. So thank you. Although all of those gentlemen who you mentioned were folks who I knew Well do and they had their also legends, but they They helped you to the top of the hill. So let's let's keep it rolling here. I got my phone lines are going crazy Commission. A lot of people want to say congratulations, and I think they want to say thank you. Let me go next to a George and lemon stir. Hey, George. Welcome. Next on the rink. Settle Nice. I caught a line with Boston Police Commissioner William Grass. Go ahead, George. Thank you so much for having me on this chilly night and I don't want to talk to the commissioner tonight. Now I live in Lamma stipulation Er, but we have a mayor here who was a police officer for 10 years and he's done a fantastic job, man Mozzarella. He's the long serving down there in the state, and I just think you would have been a great man now. Beautiful blocks down so long, Mr. But Boston D C with the mayor of Boston seems like it's the mayor of the state Police commissioner of Boston seems like it's the police commissioner. The whole state 37 years. What a job. I mean, I've been married 38 years. That's the challenging enough. 37 is unbelievable so much. You gotta be careful. Gotta be careful. You know the wife's listening to me. She just turn the TV down. So I'm there already, but Nobody wears a hat like you, Dr. Dora. I've always worn one since the seventies. Can you tell what kind of Brandon had you there? Is there a specific brand? Well, I wear several, um One of my favorite brands. I don't know if I can endorse, but yes, you can go right ahead Commission you? Yes, I love Bailey's I love chili..
KOA 850 AM
"george welcome" Discussed on KOA 850 AM
"Way news Radio time is 11 01, Joe Ellis and John Elway are introducing the Broncos new general manager So let's head down to Bronco headquarters for the live press conference, And, as Joe said, joke, George stood out they could go. I think with you look at George and his His experience. 25 years in the league is reputation through Liga's tremendous and I think one of the key things that when you look at George and his history fact that he's had a lot of opportunities to other places, and I think you look at a man like that. And just say, You know what? I'm not good company any job. He wants to find the right job, but I think that when you show the patients that George Show You know, we're very fortunate that he liked their situation and he chose to come to Denver with with real about, But I think that shows a lot about Amanda's Laura's What kind of job he wants, What kind of success he wants to have, And it's not just about money. So we're thrilled that George did pick us and we're went through That process did a tremendous job. Think we have a bright, bright future with George and His history and evaluation as well as you know his connections throughout the league, So you know we couldn't be more happy to have George coming in as our GM. I think like they said, he's gonna do a tremendous job and I'm looking forward to working with them and support them. And then you think we could do to give him the best opportunity to be successful, which is what we want to do so Um, it's a pleasure for me. And I guess I will it this time introduced George Patrick, George Payton. Everybody and George Welcome and it's all yours. Thank you, Jon and Joe for those kind words, hope you all all the media out there. Hope you're all safe and well look forward to meet me in person when we could do so first things First, I'm honored and humbled to be the general manager of the Denver Broncos. This past week has been amazing for me and my family is being quite arrived. But I've been here now for four days and I'm ready. Good to work. We have a lot to get done. It's good being here, meeting people understanding their processes and just look forward to getting going. You don't want to think John John Elway. Joe Allison picked angio for this special opportunity. You know, I thought throughout the entire interview process, we were connected early and then we connected throughout the process. I thought we had similar visions. I thought we were like minded and I know we are aligned. You know to be asked to take the GM range from John Elway. With all he's accomplished, and this organization is a player and executive. That's an incredible honor, especially for a kid who grew up in Los Angeles and John, I don't take that lightly. And look forward for you to be a sounding board for me as we move forward. You know, I've worked in this league for almost 25 years now. I've always appreciated this iconic franchise that at all in his field. Championship tradition, a passionate fan base and all the resource is they have the wind you're in. You're out. Being here. This is four days. I've already noted. There's noticed the special people in this building and we're gonna need all hands on deck approach. If we're gonna get to where we need to go, that includes our talented young players. Standing coaching Staffs, Scouts support staff and I can't wait to work alongside them to make that happen. Would not be here today. The work for the Minnesota Vikings in the will ownership group starting with Mark Ziggy, Lenny and the entire will family. I was fortunate to work with such a first class organization, and they treated me like family for 14 years, and I really appreciate that. I also want to thank the great players, coaches, staff and scouts in Minnesota or the opportunity they gave me. I wouldn't be standing here. It's a wants to them. Also special thanks to Roberts and see Scott Stud Well, Coach like Zimmer and especially Rick Spielman. I had the privilege of working with Rick for over 20 years with three different organizations, and I'm forever grateful for him for preparing me for this opportunity. And for that, Rick Thank you and your wife, Michelle. My wife, Our kids bow and Bella. They're so fired up to be a part of Broncos country we look forward. Just it's Colin Denver our home and I can't wait to get them out here. Finally I wanna acknowledge the rest of my family. My mother Carol, who turned 80 years old two days ago. So happy, Happy birthday, mom. My father, Tom. I have two older brothers John and Frank and my youngest sister, Camille, and they were there from the very start. And if it wasn't for them again, I would not be here. I cannot thank them enough of a support. They showed me through the highs and lows of wins and losses. And for that, I'm forever grateful, and I can't wait to get them out here to Denver. My philosophy and vision and starts with the process through process driven in our scouting department will be no shortcuts. Organ embrace the day today we're gonna embrace the grinds and we're gonna do it together. Grafting and developing players will be our foundation. It's going to be the life blood of this football team. We're gonna be aggressive, but we're not gonna be reckless and player acquisition. We're gonna leave no stone unturned. There's gonna be a collaborative, a positive and diverse work environment with free flowing ideas. Every decision made will be a consensus. It's not gonna be my decision. It's not gonna be a fix or John's. It's gonna be a Denver Broncos decision. Gonna be progressive are going to be innovative. We're getting four or thinking we're gonna use all the information at our disposal to make the best. Informed decisions. Most importantly, the personnel and the coaching staff will work side by side to acquire and develop players who fit our vision and help us win..
PodcastDetroit.com
"george welcome" Discussed on PodcastDetroit.com
"And sexual health here in royal oak michigan. And we're here to welcome you today. George welcome thank you joe. Happy to be here now. It's a pleasure to have you here and have you on my podcast and to talk about this global pandemic because this is this is important and you're going to be a running it on eight week group over this and helping people find their new normal. It's a great great thing you what. Why did you want to do this. Do you think would this come from low. I think there's so much collective dressing anxiety in our society today. And i think there is so much great psycho educational material out there and under trying to put that in the hands of people who need it so important How do you. How do you envision people being able to grow and become a better version of themselves at a time. Such great stress. I.
77WABC Radio
"george welcome" Discussed on 77WABC Radio
"Always Jody and I welcome you to our home. Broadcast is coming from my house in New York City today. So we're sort of by state by state jewel because you'd say something like that. So normally were upstate. Now we're here and thank you so much for all the kindness that you give us on our Facebook page that cousin Brucie friendship page. Check that out. There's videos, all kinds of stories and And then I do something called rock and roll call, and whatever is happening in our lives I tell you about. That's great. It wasn't Brian Island wasn't at the right for a little bit. Look. Great Telephone 808 48 92 22 e mail. His cousin Brucey had wnbc radio dot com. Alright, let's go on the phone. Vero Beach, Florida Gorgeous area. Let's go to Cousin George Down in Vero Beach. Hyah! George! Welcome to the show. Hey, George. You there, buddy. George around. Do we have anybody? No, George George. George. George. Georgie Wonder what have we lost? George? Uh, anybody want to tell me what is George there? Thank you here, George. Oh, I thought I lost you. Oh, I'm right here. Well, good. I'm glad you're sitting there. I'm sitting here yelling for you and I are almost hung up. I'm so glad we got each other. How are you Deny George Um, there was great. Great. Good, George. Are you reasonably awake? Uh, he was reasonably Yeah. Okay. I got you, Georgia. I'm calling because I want you to do me a favor. Yeah, I want it. I want you to play a song That reminds me of my granddaughter. Really shine a lollypop sunshine and lollipops and rules. That's my Lesley Gore. Now you're talking very special here. That was Ah, very dear friend of mine. We lost her several years ago. And I miss him to this very day And I know the audience. There's two are George. What did you grandchild name? Emily Emily, you want to say something nice family from Grandpa. Emily. You know I love you know. Great line. Pennsylvania. Nice. How old is Emily? 11. All right, George, you stay well, next time you call me, George you I want you right there. And I want your wait. Hear me? Okay. Go..
WHAS 840 AM
"george welcome" Discussed on WHAS 840 AM
"We ggo and it's 10 minutes before the top of the hour. I hope you enjoyed a quick conversation on floor Curries. There's a whole bunch to learn there. Really is all right. Let's get right back to where we were and let's get to George George. Welcome. Like morning Gary Hornet had a question. I got a bathroom vanity that last year when I painted the walls, I put that blue painter tape on the side of the vanity, which ruined to finish. The vanity with 17.5 inches. I can't find that 17 a half is how long you had that tape on only here and I'm like, not even 24 hours. Really? Yeah. This is about I had the house. We had the house built 97. This is old box store. That's no longer business. You'll d I y, And, uh, anyway. I cannot find him and we have a corner shower there, which the From the wall to the end of the shower stalls. 22 inches. I don't have a lot of room to work. My question is, Can I take that vanity out, Sand it down and repaint it. Well, we can paint anything. Uh, What is it would is it a man made wood or what is it? Yeah, it's wood. It's the cheap stuff. Uh, particle born Yeah, well, it isn't that bad, but it's a baby. One step above it. OK, Well, yeah. You know, I'm not trying to be a wise guy. When I say you can paint anything, but you really can't. It's a question of how well it's gonna be. Prepare what kind of paint we use. And how well it's going to stick. So you know, I mean, if you clean it, sand it prime it and paint it with a goody nam. I'm sure you could get that done. Okay. So then what kind of sandpaper What kind of grit Well, it's a lot. I would always go medium and then find, uh, been fine. Yeah, yeah. Go ahead, then prime. It. You can prime it and then use like a, uh in acrylic urethane. Okay, and sure when Williams has an acrylic urethane enamel Which it works. Just like the old oil basis, OK, I mean, it is a slick look and finish. It's awesome. And, you know, I know there's all kinds of acrylic enamels out there. But this acrylic urethane is outstanding. All right now the sink. It's attached. It's on top of the vanity. I'm not real sure of this builder. Put silicone down or liquid nails any Suggestions and how I get that off. I know I got to take my time. Well, yeah, and hope the cabinet doesn't come up with it. I mean, you know, painters take that. That's where s O do that first. Yeah. Yeah, I would do that for do that first. And, uh, yeah. You know, if If it's a silicone, you're probably gonna be able to have more luck than if it's a, um, construction. He's construction, he said, Gets very, very hard. Over time. Silicones stays, people blows, Menard They don't know. Is there anywhere I can get a 17.5 inch wide? What I would do is I would I don't know. I mean, there's all these different sizes I I'm last guy to say. Oh, yeah, You can get a 15 inch over at that place, get online and just start Googling 17 inch cabinetry and different things like that. See, there's a lot of companies that do specialty stuff and not commodities on the Internet. And that might be something I would check first, as far as getting that top off if you can get like a three or four inch flexible taping knife, um, it may be too thick, but I think that's gonna be your best. Bet you gotta get something thin enough. Wine enough that you can actually maybe even tap it with a hammer and slice through that. It's a construction. He said. Gonna be a little bit harder. Oh, yeah, I know that. Yeah. All right. All right. Great show. Have a good day. Thank you. Take care of my body. All right. We've got about a minute. Let me get Karen on here. She's got a tip. Karen. Welcome. Hi, Gary. Hello. A tip for the guy that one to clean his dishwasher. Um, put a cup of Blade in the bottom of your dishwasher. Run it through the cycle. Okay, then with a cup of vinegar in there and run that group, and then I'll take care of molds and milled oohs. And it gets rid of all that, Blake that you know it cuts that that was in there. Yeah. I think he's got some of his pipes, don't you think? Well, maybe that would take care of it, so it won't. It'll take care of some of it. It won't kill it. And I'm not saying not to try it because I think that's a great idea, Karen. I mean, let's try it and see what happens on Dit dishwasher anyway. Yeah, it's in there. And I didn't hear you say scrub, So I'm all in. Oh, no scrub. All right, tell me again. What what goes through the first time? One couple blades. You just said it in the bottom rack. Okay? And then goes when that's done. Take the cup out. Put a cup of vinegar in there in that service. Very good. Thank you. You're welcome to tell you, Gary. My job is to build a house..
Native America Calling
The continuing Wet'suwet'en pipeline dispute
"This is native America calling. I'm Tara Gate. Would this morning. Ontario provincial police moved in on the tiny data. Mohawk railway blockade taking several of those standing in solidarity with some of the whistle whitten hereditary chiefs and those backing them into custody. This area is recognized as traditional Mohawk territory. It's the latest action in the ongoing fight over the coastal gasoline pipeline plan for would so it in traditional territory in British Colombia. This Mohawk Stan is one of many in solidarity with the movement to try and stop this pipeline route. The four hundred mile pipeline is proposed to carry natural gas across British Columbia twenty-first nations along the pipeline route have signed on to the project but some hereditary chiefs of the wit. Sohan are opposed to the main Opposed and maintain. They have say over what happens because of a nineteen ninety seven court decision on Friday Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. Said the barricades must come down. Canadians have been patient. Our government has been patient but it has been two weeks and the barricades need to come down the issue. We face today began with disagreement over a provincial natural gas pipeline in British Columbia. What was a matter of provincial? Jurisdiction has since turned into a broader question on the nature and extent of indigenous rights resulting in blockades across the country. That's why the federal government had to involve itself directly and a week and a half ago both to address these underlying issues and restore sale rail. Service Flea engaged from day. One are ministers have engaged directly with indigenous leaders and premieres are work was always focused on finding a peaceful and lasting resolution in a way that builds trust and respect among parties involved. That focus does not change. This is a complex issue and the situation we now find ourselves in is a delicate one. History has taught us how governments can make matters worse if they fail to exhaust all other possible avenues when some urged us to use force immediately we chose dialogue and mutual respect when others urged us to give up. We extended a hand in good faith. And what you just heard comes from audio from C. TV. We'll hear more about all of this coming up here but when we talk about different stances that tribal nations are taking. We want to hear from you today. we'll also hear from multiple sides of the issue and we want to hear your thoughts again. What do you think about this? Fight over gas pipeline in Canada. Do you really to it. Something that maybe you even faced in urination Here in the States. All opinions are welcomed. The number is one eight hundred nine six two eight four eight. That's also one eight hundred nine nine native and today we're going to start off by saying hello to chief Dan George. He is an elected chief of the Burns Lake Ben and our pleasure to have him here. Chief George Welcome. Thank you for inviting me to Data American calling. Thank you very much. I appreciate you being here and Chief. George tells a little bit about where things stand with you. Your band signed onto the coastal. Gasoline pipeline Tells us a little bit about why that decision was made well if you know northern BC we've had a mountain endemic that devastated Eighty percent of all defined in BC and in the northern in two years. Mostly Pine for her. So that was that was a livelihood for most First Nation people myself is a logger for twenty years and a lot of a lot of search nation. People are in the logging industry but now that the MO pining has devastated our force. The logging indices going downhill very fast right now and there's still opportunities for US and north. We don't have time real estate like they do like some of the bands and Vancouver and In so use area where they have prime released real estate that they can lead hope for millions of dollars. We've got nothing into north. This pipeline was once in a lifetime opportunity for us to put our people back to work. So that's that's why I had a community vote and Eighty percent of my community voted to sign up for the L. N. G. So negotiate the best deal. I could for my people. So that's why I signed on in chief George. We hear a lot of times in the news. And we're also very careful to also say Hereditary chiefs Because that is a little bit different from elected officials in. Tell me the difference between the two and your understanding of the roles in when we do here hereditary chief say Our Word is what should be listened to your thoughts. Well the difference between An elected chief like myself is we. We have different clans in our communities. And what a rectory chief does is they. Look after one clan of people like I'm a beaver clan so we ever see my head. Cheese looks after the Bieber clan and that bear clan and the Cariboo clan but as an elected chief I look after everybody. I have no discrimination around which clan you're from we look after everybody has a whole and those elected those hereditary chiefs live in our communities. And where did they get their housing from from the cheeks the elected chiefs we give them housing? We pay for their guys. We pay for everything and another thing. Also is you gotta realize too the officer where to read Jerry Chiefs In smithers their offices. Run by natural gas and a lot of the chiefs. Homes are run by natural gas also and it you you support the oil and gas industry like a lot of our closys made out of the petroleum byproducts to and and we drive trucks and drive all kinds of vehicles are using propane and in the camps also that that if you look at their supporting that industry no matter how you look at it in just understanding more about you know how this works and of course these are also members of tribes in people that elected officials are to have their ears open to in. How do you weigh this when you do have people Who are you know? Still citizens of nations whether they be a hereditary chief. And they're saying we don't want this what do you do? How do you weigh some of that? And how do you find common ground? Is there such a thing? Glad chief George There is common gown is like we're all went to it and people and they voted for the natural gas Hereditary chiefs gotta follow what the people want. Just like US elected chief all All the different clans on our in our community. We'd follow what they want us to do. They give us a mandate to do what we need to do. So we follow that. But if you look at the grand jury change they gotta follow what people are saying. And these hereditary chiefs are not
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Pending home sales drop 1% in February, despite lower mortgage rates
"And we have the latest information on contract signings for you today. The national association of realtors reports that in February pending home sales fell compared to January nausea, no, pending home sales represent contracts that have been signed. But which have not yet gone to closing joining us now with the latest pending home sales report is Georgia to the director of housing and commercial research at the national association of real tours. George welcome to real estate today. Thank you, Steven. It is great being with you today. We are. So glad you're here, sir. George the pending home sales numbers were down in February compared to January what's going on here show, February it seems a lot of consumers out in the market took a little bit of a breather until pending declined about one percent fairly moderate decline and even compared with a year ago. It's still down about four point nine percent. But it was remembering. A year ago the first quarter we had a very good strong market. So I think that were simply seeing a pause in the market during February I see and George how about year over year over year contract signings declined almost five percent, interestingly the decline on a yearly basis stems from the fact that February of two thousand eighteen marked a period of very strong upward moving market. It wasn't until the mid point of two thousand eighteen that we started seeing sales pending begin to slide. Of course, there are a lot of challenges, George as we've discussed even the mortgages are somewhat easier to get and in many markets. There's more inventory. Well, that's not all markets. And as we know prices are still rising in many places all across the country. Absolutely. Even in fact, that's the one thing we're noticing in the market today. Inventory remains tight, thankfully, it has been increasing the last few months. But one one look at month's supply. They are still rough in February there were three and a half months when you consider a balanced market is somewhere between six and seven months were still in a very tight inventory. And as you pointed out, even though mortgage rates have declined when you have inventory and prices still increasing it makes it a little bit challenging particularly for first time buyers. So Georgetown, me what signs are we seeing that the shortage of housing inventory might be easing up. So we're looking at home construction that obviously would be the one main measure of showing supply, increasing and builders have struggled themselves with a shortage of labor would rising materials costs, and in many cases, would obviously appreciating property prices. An addition to designing regulation. So from the new supply standpoint, we certainly need a lot more to alleviate the shortage from existing homes. As I mentioned inventory in February. At least for existing homes was up about two and a half percent from January, which is an encouraging sign. Interesting. So George, let's take a tour around the country. How do the different parts of America do in the February pending home sales report? So looking at the four regions what we see is basically a split the northeast and midwest experienced a decline in contracts findings for northeast pending was down zero point eight percent for the mid west seven point two percent. It's worth noting that the beginning of February the midwest