35 Burst results for "Jeanine"
Mark Levin
What Is Jeanine Pirro's Relationship Status?
"Arizona. Is that right? Charlie Kirk's group? Yes. I got tell to you, Mark, this guy is so impressive what he does, the organization he's got, the followers he's got. I mean, I think I've signed 600 books so far and I'm nowhere near done. this is a phenomenal organization. I mean, there are true patriots here. People who say, please, please don't ever stop. And you realize that these people are believers like we yes, yes. Well, that's terrific. I've always loved Charlie and his group and so forth. They're just terrific. I don't think he invites me anymore. Oh, well, I'll make sure that he does. No, I don't care. I turn down everything anyway. But the good news is that he's got no one telling him what to do. And something there's to be said
Mark Levin
Jeanine Pirro Praises Charlie Kirk and Turning Point USA
"To that in life to be your own boss and to determine by the way, my wife never tells what me to do. I want to make that clear. 100 % Listen, if you listen to the view, all white women are told by their husbands what to do and who to vote for. I mean, the marriage hell Who the cares? Oh, my God. Bunch of yentas there. It's awful. Yeah. Well, you know what what amazes me is that they come out and they say all the white women listen to their husbands and they don't have a brain. And then they come out with all this ridiculous stuff and sunny and joy. I mean, they're the most joyless people you ever met. I've never seen people so miserable. How does such stupid people get these jobs. It's just amazing. They're backed by ABC and Disney and all the rest of it. But Mark, is it any surprise? It's like the mainstream media. How the hell does the mainstream media support some of the nonsense that you and I have to deal with every day. In the end, what we've got or we've got a media that has that is part of a tribe and their pride is their tribe is to support people who are idiots and who are not involved in anything that
Mark Levin
Jeanine Pirro Previews New Book 'Crimes Against America'
"I am a fantastic even though the country is going to hell judge I must tell you It's going to hell in a hand basket It could be And yet you have this fantastic book out here judge Called crimes against America the left's takedown of our republic So yeah go ahead I think no one can appreciate it more than you Mark because it's been what you've been talking about for more than a decade that I know of And I start the book crimes against America the less takedown of our republic with a quote from Abraham Lincoln from his speech to the young men's life theme of Springfield in 1838 and he talks about at what point shall we expect the approach of danger will it be some transatlantic military giant to step the ocean and crush us Never At what point is the approach of danger to be expected If it were ever to reach us it will spring up among us It will not come from abroad if destruction is our lot We are ourselves is author and finisher as a nation of free men We lived through all time when we die by suicide Nobody said it better than Abraham Lincoln We are literally fulfilling his prediction And that is that we are dying as a result of what people in this country are doing to the institutions of government to the culture that we live in to the beliefs that are founding fathers wrote down in the Declaration of Independence and the laws of the constitution Every day Mark we see it in the newspapers As we open our phones and we read the feeds and we listen to the radio and we listen to you And we look for someone with a voice of sanity because we say to ourselves I must be crazy This can't be happening But it is Mark And so I write this book like an indictment
The Dan Bongino Show
Latest Tucker Carlson Leak Cites Roger Ailes, Anti-Pronouns on Twitter
"Here listen to yourself We'll talk about it on the other side Check this out I did I talked to her at great length It was actually pretty funny I said you know oh I said I she tried to get I was like she's got a lot of liberals working over there And you know they see this is warm And we're the main force on the other side and that's crazy If you've got pronouns in your Twitter bio you shouldn't work here Because we can't trust you because you're on the other side And she goes well who And I said I'm not going to name names because I don't know who did it and I'm definitely not going to cast dispersions on someone unfairly Just because your liberal doesn't mean you did this it does mean you shouldn't work here And roger would never put up with this Why would you do that Do you know what I mean They see this as war It's like I'm not that I'm an actual liberal Like I'm totally fine being like our makeup artist is like a screaming lefty No but I'm not that way But they are that way And I said I'm not ashamed of anything I said Now it's like you recently had COVID I did Fresh face and healthy But do you know what I mean Justin I have no idea If you've got that horrible guy who was just horrible who was judge jeanine's guy I couldn't Yeah that guy's like a screaming left wing lunatic Why does he work here What You totally dicked over his anchor and then we expect he's not going to dick over the network Like I don't have specific information on it but I would Yeah it's crazy Yeah Exactly Exactly It's like I'm always telling each other I'm telling my children you know what the truth is You can feel it Don't lie to yourself Again how just explain to me how that's damaging to him I'm open to anything
Bitcoin Magazine Podcast
"jeanine" Discussed on Bitcoin Magazine Podcast
"That's if they do have them. So it's been pretty rough to see the lack of tools that are available for us to be able to move towards the cash flow system. And one of those people, I think this is one of the insights I definitely go from individuals like jeanine. You definitely need cash so long as you care about privacy at the end of the day. Because it's not just one of those antiquated means for people to make economic, I guess. And activity. I think there's definitely one of those things where we need to still protect and ensure that Bitcoin is at a stage where it's able to onboard individuals and still maintain these things like privacy in general. So yeah, the issue is definitely horrible, but I think it provides an opportunity for us to really orange pull an onboard the next thousands, couple of 100,000s of bitcoiners because at the end of the day, these sort of issues are what brings to light how fragile the existing systems are. So I think the situation is really to our own advantage in terms of the Bitcoin context. Yeah, well said, I think a lot of people in the Bitcoin community understand the dynamic between the periphery of the financial system and the core where the periphery is going to be the most vulnerable to these types of shocks. Those that need this technology to be able to protect themselves. And yeah, I would just be curious to hear what that education process has been like. For me here in the United States, it's a little bit difficult to introduce someone to Bitcoin who's never heard of it or never interacted with it. And to get them to understand the value proposition, but I would imagine in Nigeria and in the developing world, it seems that that value proposition is a lot more clear when you have this rollout of the new paper notes, kind of this forcing of the CBDC and Nigeria. Do you find that people are, yeah, how do people react when you talk to them about Bitcoin? Are they receptive to it? Do they understand the need? And it seems like if they can see that this solves their problem in the immediate term, it would be a much easier onboarding process and perhaps a smoother orange pill going down. So yeah, how has that experience been for you? It's been pretty interesting, especially given the longer time horizon. So since I got involved with this space all the way to now and how some of the sentiment has changed for the better in my opinion. And the initial phases, a lot of the challenges were around tooling. I mean, that's still exist a certain extent, but I can definitely say a lot more tool readily available
Bitcoin Magazine Podcast
"jeanine" Discussed on Bitcoin Magazine Podcast
"Of course, yeah. And I just recommend everyone give jeanine a fallout. She has a lot of great insights. We also have her episode freedom money episode three pinned up in the nest. She nodell have a great conversation more in depth on some of the things we discussed, but yeah, Janine as a cypherpunk journalist in Bitcoin privacy at an educator kind of bringing these topics more to the forefront. So really appreciate all the work you're doing there. And yeah, I look forward to seeing more of that in the future, hopefully. And I guess now I want to kind of transition and bring Abubakar into the fold of it. Abu Bakr is a Nigerian programmer. He's a core contributor, coin core contributor. And he is the CEO and CTO at recursive capital. So boubacar, his episode will be dropping tomorrow at noon CT, P and Odell are going to have an interview that will be live on YouTube. We'll be sharing on our Twitter as well. But Abubakar and Odell, you know, I want to kind of strike up that conversation. What can people expect different you guys tomorrow? Oh, you brother. All right. Thanks for having me. Definitely in. I really appreciate the team mills and everyone who brought this all together and I'm definitely it's really an incredible experience to finally meet Odell in person. And I think one thing people should expect from the interview, which in hindsight seeing is how candid it was. It was definitely one of my favorite conversations. It was pretty pretty interesting. A lot of things are covered. So all the way from obviously my journey into Bitcoin all the way up to a lot of things that are happening in Nigeria and kind of what the context should be moving forward in terms of the tools we're building and kind of the general fight really for financial freedom. So it's definitely a lot. It's definitely one of those conversations that I think would be both interesting and insightful. And I just wanted to step in and just say there was an honor and a privilege to have the chat with the bubba car and I'm grateful for him to join us. And then it was really interesting because those interviews, most of the work I do in this space focus on education and content and whatnot gets produced and shipped right away. This interview, all these interviews, we've been, they've been in production for 6 months, 7 months. And it's amazing how quickly just how much life moves that you fast. Life is slow, but it's fast at the same time. And the days following this interview, I actually spent a lot of quality time with the bubba card. I consider us good friends. I'm very grateful for that friendship. But at the time of the interview, we had literally just met each other. So just looking at it from that just personal perspective is really interesting. Yeah, I asked the same question that I asked Janine, but 9 months later, was anything in watching this episode and
Bitcoin Magazine Podcast
"jeanine" Discussed on Bitcoin Magazine Podcast
"Is as I've talked about a number of times, especially most recently in Prague with my blockchain surveillance talk, a lot of the work that they do, like most of the overwhelming majority of the work they do. If they have any certainty at all about where coins came from or who owns what coin who owns which coins currently, that information is usually tied to, you know, they have very clear evidence that this is an exchange address because the exchange has published it. For example, that's one of the rare instances where they can say with relative certainty like these coins at least come from this entity that doesn't tell them necessarily who which customer owned the coins or if they're just owned by the exchange or whatever. But that's like the most amount of certainty I've seen that they can get. Everything else is just guesswork. They're making guesses about why money moves. They're making guesses about who controls which coins at any given time. And given that all of this stuff can be moved in ten minutes or less every ten minutes or less. It's quite complicated to actually get any concrete evidence of what is happening on the blockchain. And they like to claim otherwise they like to market themselves as they can solve investigations. Their software gets bought by all of these governments. And investigators. But the end of the day and actually sometimes they are honest about this, including coinbase's investigators in particular, they wrote a series of blog posts where they said blockchain analysis is more art than science, which I find to be an infuriating statement that they're trying to put people in jail with art. That doesn't seem like such a great idea. So the thing people have to understand is that when AML gets applied to Bitcoin, it's getting applied to a system where people make the assumption that because they have the data, they have the answers, the problem is there's a lot of interpretation that goes into figuring out what that data means. And in a lot of cases, there is not enough information. And that's by design, Bitcoin was designed as it says in the white paper to basically give very a very limited amount of information. Just the basic necessary details for the transfer to be validated. And that's it. There are some guesses you can make. Obviously, give them the focus on Bitcoin privacy. There's a number of things that you can give away and give hints that a certain transfer is for a certain purpose or that it may belong to a certain person. And that's still important. But at the end of the day, all of the work that the people that you're fighting against are doing is guesswork. And it should scare people that people could potentially be put in jail based on guesswork that they even themselves call art and not science like at the bare minimum if they're standard does not reach the level of science and I don't think they should have any authority whatsoever to be putting people in jail. I mean, but there's also a certain times where it's pretty cut and dry and then they do throw people in jail, which I feel like is important to mention. I mean, we had a situation where Navalny's team the main opposition leader in Russia I was accepting donations using Bitcoin and they kept using the same reused address.
Bitcoin Magazine Podcast
"jeanine" Discussed on Bitcoin Magazine Podcast
"Mills and Matt. Thanks for joining us today, guys. Really appreciate it. Thanks for joining us, man. Looking forward to this conversation. Yeah, so I think kind of the agenda for today is we're going to talk about jeanine's recent freedom money episode episode three and then we're going to transition on to discussing Abu Bakr's episode that's dropping tomorrow at noon CT, really looking forward to that one. And yeah, but before we get started, I just want to give a shout out to mills for producing this awesome show and of course Matt for hosting it as well. And this is all made possible by Bitcoin 2023 and Bitcoin magazine. For those in the audience, you can get 10% off your tickets. Go to B TC slash conference and use code freedom. It's going to be a great event in Miami. I think the way we're thinking about this is it's kind of the future of Bitcoin is starting here. There's been so much craziness over the past year. A lot of the leverage has been wiped out. The two were gone. And these are going to be the people that are going to help build the future of Bitcoin for many, many years to come. So I think it's going to be a super high signal event. And we have some awesome speakers for you guys. And yeah, it should be a great time. So yeah, with that further ado, mills and jeanine, and of course Odell, I'd love to hear kind of a bit of a rundown of what the episode that y'all recorded was like. It gave that a listen and I thought there was a lot of good insights into personal privacy, surveillance and the dangers of convenience and technology, but yeah, it would love to hear y'all's thoughts and any takeaways from that episode. Here I would like to go first.
ToddCast Podcast with Todd Starnes
Rupert Murdoch Admits Fox News Hosts Endorsed Election Lies
"Promised. I want to get to this Fox News report president Trump is raging mad earlier today, the president put out a statement. Rupert Murdoch, by the way, is now admitting under oath in this dominion lawsuit that Fox News channel host promoted election lies. This is not Todd stern saying this, this is the official court documents. By the way, Rupert Murdoch is the owner of Fox News channel. I'm not putting words in his mouth. But Rupert Murdoch testified under oath that Fox News promoted election lies on air, despite plenty of evidence revealing that many hosts privately knew the claims made by then president Trump and his surrogates to be false. This is from mediaite, stunning new details emerged and more court documents released Monday in the dominion voting systems defamation lawsuit against Fox. Let me stop right here for a moment. If all of this is accurate and we have no reason to believe it is not accurate, Fox News is in a world of hurt because they are facing $1.6 billion in fines and penalties if they lose this lawsuit and it does not look good. Murdoch admitted in a deposition last month that false election claims were promoted by top host at the cable news network, quote they endorsed. I would have liked us to be stronger in denouncing it in hindsight. Murdoch said, I think so, when asked if host jeanine pirro endorsed the claims, he said Lou Dobbs endorsed the claims a lot and Sean Hannity did so a bit.
AP News Radio
7 killed in shooting at Jerusalem synagogue, suspect dead
"There's been a deadly attack outside a synagogue in Jerusalem, with more than a half dozen people killed. A day after Israeli troops conducted a deadly raid at a West Bank refugee camp. Anger and confusion in east Jerusalem. After a Palestinian gunman opened fire outside a synagogue during the Jewish Sabbath, leading to deaths and injuries. The 21 year old gunman was found by police and shot and killed. It's the deadliest attack against Jewish Israelis in years, and it raises the prospect of more bloodshed. Earlier. Palestinian supporters had rallied in Jerusalem to protest the raid at the jeanine refugee camp that left 9 Palestinians dead. After the synagogue attack, Palestinians held celebrations in several locations across the Gaza Strip, handing out large trees
AP News Radio
Palestinians say Israeli troops kill 9 in West Bank raid
"Israeli forces have killed several Palestinians and wounded many others during a raid in the occupied West Bank, the violence occurred in the jeanine refugee camp, a militant stronghold that has been the focus of Israeli raids in the past year. The conflict spiked in January with over two dozen Palestinians killed since the start of the year, the fighting comes weeks into Israel's new government. Its most right wing ever, which has pledged to take a hard line against the Palestinians, the new coalition has also inflamed tensions by promising to ramp up settlement construction on lands the Palestinians seek for their hopeful state, the unrest also comes days before Secretary of State Antony Blinken is set to arrive in the region and
Double Tap Canada
"jeanine" Discussed on Double Tap Canada
"That was you. Because you never had training. I've never had O and M training. Honestly, I think she hears that. I'm still don't know. No, I'm not going to go. I taught you. I'll get shouted at. Well, yeah, but why is there to teach? Oh dear. Sorry. Don't you? Oh yeah, that's it. Yeah, you just feel around. My wife trained for all these years just to tell blind people just to just feel around you'd be fine. Sorry. I am so sorry. I've got to eat my dinner tonight in front of my wife and she'll be discussing this with me. And you should bring her on and we will have a debate. Okay, all right, fine. All right. Let's arrange that. That's a weekend edition for you. So this jeanine says made it very hard for people when they were between dogs. Of course, because you didn't have anything else. She said, no, I find my two years between dogs, most of which was due to the pandemic, actually not horrible. I did travel during that time using a cane, and if I had to do it again, I would without much complaint. I couldn't have said that 25 years ago, but time and experience gets us all in the end. Once I began to interact with more orientation of ability instructors on forums and email lists, learn a bit about different types of Keynes and just get more proficient using the cane just became another thing I could do to get what I needed to go. I find it so sad that so many people have inferior experiences with them and their instructors initially and that sets them up for not only bad views about getting out and about, but also bad habits when they do. Then the dog seems to really seem easy and miraculous. That's such an interesting point. That's such an interesting point because that's one thing I guess I never thought of. I was lucky in the sense that I did have a good old demonstration growing up and my O and M started probably when I was about 7 years old. Why are you very young and it's a primary school and it was great 'cause I got a school because the first time we actually met in person and we were at the event. And I was just hanging off your shoulder while you were just you were like Godzilla with a white stick. You just you just run charge so crowds of people basically they hear all themselves out of the way. Was that the Scottish training? Yes, just basically battle battle and barrage your way through. I was holding on for dear life. It was amazing. Well done. But that's the thing, right? It's about the training in about the confidence using the key. That's the key. You've got to build that up. And almost in a sense, you just have to, I think. Obviously, I'm not going to do that in a main road. Whether it's cars, although I have in fairness done it, my general philosophy is they have breaks. They'll figure it out. Yeah, what could possibly go wrong? Exactly. No one's ever been knocked down by a car before so we'll be absolutely fine. Please know this isn't official and O and M. It's not official or an M advice. But you know the best piece of oil M advice I ever got, and it sounds ridiculous when you say it out loud, but it was the best advice I ever got from my trainer. And that was you have a tongue in your head, use it. And as a Scottish person, that was never a problem for me. But I actually was really valuable information. Just, you know what? Don't be frightened to ask. Don't be friend to ask for help, don't be frightened,
Mike Gallagher Podcast
Jeanine Pirro: Did the Biden's Launder Money?
"Listen to judge jeanine last night, on the 5. So they not only don't have their story straight, but that tells me that they were doing something during those two months. During those two months, I can guarantee you in that house where Joe Biden said where he was living in hunter said he was paying $49,000 a month rent, which to me is money laundering to his father, Joe. Joe says he only made $19,000 a month on that house. That hunter gave him $50,000 a month to rent. So there's all kinds of questions that you've got going on here. And nobody's answering them.
The Dan Bongino Show
Jeanine Pirro: Why We Have Cross Examinations
WNYC 93.9 FM
"jeanine" Discussed on WNYC 93.9 FM
"It's peaceful when we visit Prayer is echo below the balcony But jeanine refugee camp still sees intense fighting between Israeli special forces and Palestinian gunmen This is where a prominent journalist was killed covering an Israeli raid two weeks ago but the battle in Janine has not ended and armed man and a young teen were killed by Israeli troops and a means own family is being pursued One was arrested this week another's in hiding We see a young man dart out of the house This is your son here Yes Carrying a big gun And there he goes He's off to hide Daniel estrin NPR news the jeanine refugee camp There's a growing legal strategy to address the climate crisis and young people are at the center of it The strategy focuses on states with constitutions that protect people's health and environmental rights Montana for example explicitly provides for the right to a clean environment and its state constitution In Utah the constitution guarantees the right to life health and safety So impending litigation young plaintiffs allege that these state governments are infringing upon those rights by promoting fossil fuels which increase pollution and accelerate the climate crisis And there's another suit coming a similar case is expected to be filed against the state of Hawaii regarding the government's greenhouse gas emissions We wanted to learn more about this so we called Julia Olson She is chief legal counsel for our children's trust one of the firm's representing the plaintiffs and she's with us now from Eugene Oregon Julia Olson thanks so much for joining us Thank you Michelle for having me It's great to be here So tell me about the young people at the center of these lawsuits there from as we said a number of states Montana Hawaii tell us a little bit about them They come to these cases and have asked to be plaintiffs and be represented by our children's trust and our partners because they are already experiencing the injuries from the climate crisis And many of them specifically to their health for example in Montana and in Utah their young people who are living in some of the most polluted air in the country And it is being exacerbated by the climate wildfires that are increasing every year out west And really compromising their lungs and the development of their growing bodies Can you talk a little bit about just let's talk about the case that's already pending in Montana I'd love to know what the status of it is And you should just talk a little about the specifics of it What state actions are you challenging there So held versus the state of Montana It's a case brought by 16 young montanas And Montana is unique among some of the states in that it has a constitutional provision that expressly protects the people of Montana's right to a clean and healthful environment And so they're using that constitutional provision and saying that the policies that Montana has on the books right now require the state to promote fossil fuel development in Montana And that development is leading to the kinds of climate pollution and greenhouse gas emissions that is exacerbating the harm to these young people So they're asking the court to look at the evidence hold the trial which will be coming up in February of 2023 And to say that based on this evidence these laws that require governments to promote fossil over clean energy are unconstitutional And violating the rights of the youth A number of the states that you're working in are states with just a very long history of deeply conservative leadership and in some cases getting more so So I was wondering why bring these cases and states that have not made climate crisis a priority In fact the people you know I could make an argument that in one of these states in particular the leadership is moving farther to the right So I mean is there any was there any sort of broader thought to that It was this mainly focused on the states that have that specific language in their constitutions as a way to move the issue forward I mean I think it's really important that young people are in the courts and ensuing governments of states like Montana and Utah that do have more conservative leadership And the reason is is these states are really important producers of fossil right now They're exacerbating the crisis And you know when I think of the word conservative these states actually have a very long history of looking at conservation and protecting the air and water and natural resources of these states that actually is part of the legacy of places like Montana And so what the youth are doing is really Tapping into that the constitutional roots of this right And speaking to conservatives about things that conservatives have always really deeply cared about So for example in Utah the claim there is a right to life claim These young people who are being physically harmed by the air quality in Utah that they have to live with each day they're saying hey this is harming our right to health and safety today And it's threatening our lives in the future and the longevity of our lives And those are deeply conservative arguments Let me go back to something you said earlier You said you think it's really important for young people to be in the courts as part of this broader effort to address the climate crisis So can I just ask you about those two things separately Why do you think it's particularly important for young people to be involved and also for young people to be in the courts So we're in a crisis And I think that only the constitutions of the United States and our various states can truly protect these young people's rights to have a safe and stable climate system And children people under the age of 18 are the politically powerless citizens in our country They don't get to vote They don't get to elect people And they don't have money to lobby But there's a really strong lobby in this country to keep fossil in place And it's been very successful and continues to be successful across both Republican and democratic administrations The only way to break that political cycle is to go to fundamental rights and say politicians and voters don't get to decide that we have to keep pushing fossil in this country because it's violating the basic rights of children and it needs to end Julia Olson is chief legal counsel for our children's trust She join us from Eugene Oregon Julia Olson thanks so much for talking with us today Thank you Michelle It's been a pleasure Tomorrow on weekend edition the story of the Lincoln hills resort a place that was built during the Jim Crow era as an oasis for black families to hike fish camp and enjoy the outdoors 100 years on what's the Colorado resorts legacy Find out tomorrow by asking your smart speaker to play NPR or your station by name And.
WABE 90.1 FM
"jeanine" Discussed on WABE 90.1 FM
"Live from NPR news I'm jeanine herbst President Biden told Chinese president Xi Jinping today the China would face consequences not just from the U.S. but from the wider world If Beijing offers material support to Russia in its war against Ukraine The White House calls the nearly two hour phone call between the two leaders direct substantive and detailed Meanwhile the top U.S. commander for the Middle East marine general Frank McKenzie says it doesn't appear Moscow is moving troops from Syria to join the Ukraine fight We have not seen any significant drawdown of forces in Syria in order to go back to Russia McKinsey who is retiring after about three years as head of the U.S. central command spoke to reporters via video conference at what was expected to be his final press briefing Russia's assault on Ukraine is destroying the infrastructure that's needed to distribute food and pierce Amy held reports officials warn the attacks are trapping millions of people as the system that feeds them is falling apart Russia has taken out trains bridges and airports leaving warehouses and supermarkets bear in Ukraine The World Food Program warns the situation is most dire in encircled cities including mariupol where residents without power running water or food await help A supply convoy has been held up outside the city for days unable to enter and the food crisis is reverberating far beyond Ukraine together Russia and Ukraine export some 30% of the world's wheat and 20% of its corn Now millions of tons of grain are stuck in the WFP says the world's most vulnerable especially those in Afghanistan Ethiopia and Syria will be hardest hit Amy held and pure news Wall Street hire by the closing bell the Dow up 274 points the NASDAQ up 279 points That's just over 2% in the S&P 500 up 51 You're listening to NPR news From WAB news in Atlanta I'm Emile Moffett it's 5 32 Governor Brian Kemp has signed an immediate suspension of George's gas tax It'll be a few days before it kicks in at your local gas station gas taxes are paid at the distributor level not by gas stations themselves The state fuel tax is 29 cents a gallon for unleaded and 33 cents a gallon for diesel the suspension runs through May 31st Georgia congressman David Scott is leading other Congress members experts and farmers in a review of federal programs that address climate change as part of the multi-billion dollar farm Bill The bill created conservation incentive pilot programs through the USDA Scott is the chairman of the House agriculture committee There's no end industry There's no entity that relies on their existence from climate and weather then agriculture so that is why we in agriculture must be at the front of the point of the spear When it comes to addressing climate change officials say Georgia agriculture industry has a $74 billion impact on the state's economy Atlanta Motor Speedway is gearing up for tens of thousands of NASCAR fans this weekend NASCAR's main race the folds of honor quick trip 500 is on Sunday The lower level Xfinity series is also racing as is the NASCAR truck series where a local Georgia team looks to expand his lead in the standings 19 year old Chandler Smith from tiny talking rock Georgia won the last truck series race earlier this month the truck series is seen as a step toward eventually driving in the main series that race.
Relationship Advice
"jeanine" Discussed on Relationship Advice
"Important point of being able to respond rather than react. And easier said than done, but I think even myself personally, a lot of times, that's a constant practice. And it gets easier as you start to pay attention to it. But we're so caught up in maybe defending ourselves, if our partner comes at us with a request and then we react and now that conversation is maybe off the rails. So what advice would you give someone in practicing responding rather than reacting? I love what you said about the practice because I think people make an assumption that you just are naturally gifted at listening and it is something that as a parent to toddler all the way through an 11 year old, anyone whose parenting or co parenting or single parenting knows that kids don't listen the first time, well, adults don't either. We have to actually train our brain to really figure out the motive for the communication in the first place. As jeanine was talking about, it's true that it's not just the words that you're listening for, but what am I actually needing to accomplish in getting my heart across to this person that I care about? And one of the things that we like to say and remind people is to check your motive for the relationship, protection rather than your personal protection. If you're protecting the relationship, trying to fight for partnership, then neither person has a one up on the other. Neither person has more power, neither person has a bigger ego because you're fighting for the same thing. I'm a big sports analogy person. I love watching professional sports in a great game where you bet this underdog in this rival. And one thing we always like to point out is in romantic relationships, especially you're not fighting, it's not offense versus defense..
AJ Benza: Fame is a Bitch
SNL Has Finally Got Trump Right
"Way, the most fun thing on TV now is watching the guy on Saturday Night Live, do president Trump. They finally got a guy who's doing Trump, he's doing it very well. You know, just not doing a caricature like Alec Baldwin did. This guy is nailing Trump, I should know his name. I didn't even look for it. He's done it a couple of weeks in a row. And he always is on the judge jeanine pirro show and asked for 60 seconds on the clock and goes through these stupid comments that mean nothing together, but it's very trumpy. And it's funny. We know he's like that. He'll go from talking about Joe Biden to talking about Gossip Girl to dua leap as husband and how he's not attractive. We gotta do something about that. It's just very, it's the way Trump's brain works. And I think it's perfect. So I know many of you hate SNL. But there was a skit this week on dog head Bo dog head man was very funny. As was the Trump stuff, I've been telling Joey that he's very against it. I said, listen, the news is dropping bombs on Biden. It's not, they're not killing Trump, they want. They kill him Biden. I'm telling you that they got a little red
Entrepreneur on FIRE
"jeanine" Discussed on Entrepreneur on FIRE
"You got it. Just love all these little things. So bring this all together for us. Talk to us about your book defiance. You know, how you are not your body, but that defiant human spirit. And I just can't wait to hear what you have to say. Well, you know, I would say I would sum that up by saying we are spiritual beings having a human experience not the other way around. And you know, when you recognize that this is something that you've got inside of you, this is I say, we've got this pilot light. It never goes out. And unlike anything that we can lose in life, we can lose a job. We can lose finances. We can lose a partner. We can lose a house. This defiant human spirit is steadfast. You never lose it. So jeanine, so jeanine, like me, fire nation is full of fear. You know, we're full of doubts. We have the impostor syndrome. I mean, we're human beings. This is what it is to be a human being. I mean, it's just innate within all of us. And that's why I love these kind of phrases that you have like where spiritual beings having a human experience, not the other way around. What would you say to me? What would you say to our listeners who have these fears who have these doubts who have these impostor syndrome type feelings of, you know, who am I to do X or Y or Z? I'm not gene. I haven't been through what she's been through or fill in the blank for whoever they might be thinking about. What would you say to us? Who are you not to? You know? I always say to people, if I could give people one piece of advice, it would be love the hills. Are you willing to turn towards the things that you fear and can you love them? Because the magic happens on the other side of the hill. But you have to be willing to give it a go. If you never have a go, you'll never ever know. Oh, man. See? She just keeps coming up with these fire nation. So do you see how she did that though? She completed the loop. She closed the loop. We started with loving the hills. We're finishing with loving the hills. Now, jeanine, I'm not all the way through your book..
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"jeanine" Discussed on Entrepreneur on FIRE
"So if you're listening to this fire nation, if you really want to make the impact, you're claiming you want to make, it's not just the external. It's the internal you need to fix first. So to build a better world, build a better you, engineer. Those are your words. So can you expand on that a little bit? Yeah. Well, I think firstly I want to say that for a lot of us, we take life too seriously. You know, and it's such a short time, like enjoy it. You take it too seriously, you know, you cloud the experience. But one of the things I found from people that I mentor or coach or just come across, you share their stories with me is that we often we look outside of ourselves. We measure our sense of self worth and our level of success on what other people are doing. We're so worried about the externals that we're not living authentically. And we each have what I call a sacred contract, things that we need to work on personally. And when we really concentrate on that, I mean, that's how we add value to ourselves and ultimately that's how we add value to the world. So jeanine, you were just talking about that comparison fallacy. And I'd be curious in your feedback from this because this is something that I've really been applying to my life and really been trying to harp to fire nation. My listeners here of the show probably not enough though. So I'm really glad you brought it up because I do feel like there's such a comparison problem here. You know, we all are scrolling Instagram every single day. And we're seeing other people's perfect lies. But guess what? They're not perfect lives. They're a perfect moment within that day that that person, you know, is conjuring up for that moment and then believe me they're going back to the screaming kids and the pooping dog and fill in the blank..
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"jeanine" Discussed on Entrepreneur on FIRE
"It was just such a tough time in my life. And so, you know, as the fact that my Gmail is kind of laggy right now, is that comparing to that or a reason because I'm scared to go and speak publicly from stage. Like, you know, how is the perception of what's holding me back to the real reality that some of you have experienced in your lives that you need experience in her life that I've experienced in my life and can you really examine that deep? And maybe challenge yourself and say, you know what? Let's keep things in perspective. And I promise you as a human being you will not be able to do it all the time ever. And I'm sure jeanine you probably find yourself like, every now and then you're like, man, I gotta keep things in perspective here. I loved it with perspective. As a pilot, of course, we haven't spoken about that yet, but it's all about perspective. And, you know, I always say that your life can be breathtakingly wondrous and painfully cruel at the same time and it's not about having it all it's about loving it all. And it's those really challenging times that bring incredible gifts gives of compassion and love and connection. And that's what it's all about. Well, as I was sharing with you before you hit the record button, you know, you were very kind and generous. You sent me your book and I'm looking at it right now. I'm holding it right now, and I'm just looking at the cover, which is a great picture of yourself and you're smiling and there's just so much life in energy and vibrancy in your eyes. And then below that, it's.
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"jeanine" Discussed on 77WABC Radio
"We're going to call the, uh they do Good. Let us do good village and properly So, so I were so excited. The land is all approved. I got I have it all approved already went through all the zoning. Applications, and so we're going to be breaking ground on it very shortly, and it's an exciting, uh, society. Exciting undertaking. We have three families that will be going down there right away as soon as we build it, so hopefully This time next year or by Christmas and next year that I have the first phase of it done, and we can have families in there. But we're going to build over 100 100 homes, So we need $11 a month. It adds up, Believe it or not, when people do the 11,000 because not everyone can do a million dollars like Like Fox, just that. Although believe me, we need that million dollars. But we count on the $11 a month. Yeah, Absolutely. So, you know, you said something. Yesterday, you said, you know when we have the village that do Good village. You said the families will be able to connect. And would you remember what you said about the families growing up? Yeah. Yeah, I'm gonna tell you there's going to be so many love stories that came in. That's going to come out of that out of this village. They're going to be other families around each family understands. The loss that they went through, Uh, who better than these families to control and grow together and heal together and guarantee they're going to fall in love together, and that's going to be one of the beautiful things that's going to come out of this, uh, the village and it's and we're proud to just be part of it. It's amazing just to see it all unfold. Just not the village, the building these houses for it injured service members all over the country, paying off the mortgages for pulling first responders and police officers. You know, we were taking what up police officers. We don't have a society. You know, we are society, so we better take care of them, too. And we are at the tunnel to Towers Foundation. Once again, most Americans respect and And appreciate them. But there are some loudmouths that, uh, that get it wrong. I mean that every police officer perfect, So I'm not naive, but 99.999%. I'm well, you know, give their lives willing to give their lives from us. So we better we better take care of. Yeah. And you know, Frank is as as we look back, you know, on the 20th anniversary of 9 11 and, um you know, the America that we were In 2000 and one with You know everybody When you see a police officer, you would not your head or you would you would, you know? Yeah, it's a high or shake a hand or You know, it's so different today. I mean, people taking a knee people being anti American burning the flag. I mean, I don't know where that comes from. But my fear is as they're being taught this in schools across America. You know this Um this anti 17 76 you know, I worry for this country and I worry about what is happening across the world and I don't know that we're, uh I said it in my open last night. I don't believe were any safer. Now the Taliban's in control, and they've got you know 40 50 60 $80 million worth of our military equipment, and it's a dangerous time in America right now, and the borders are open. Afghan evacuees are being brought in. Uh and I had, uh, Congressman on my show last night. You know, who said the Afghan evacuees are being brought in, uh, Fort Bliss and and some of the other forts across the country and they're just leaving in Uber's just taking right off. And we have no control over them. They're not the the s. I V holders. They're not the interpreters. They're just people who being brought in a knife. Fear for what? What's being what we're being jammed up for. But, you know, having spoken about Afghanistan. I mean, we heard about the one service member whose wife is pregnant and about to give birth. Uh, couple weeks ago, it was three weeks. I understand that you jumped right in and tell us what you did with that service member's wife. Well, we are going to take care of her. Um, we're going to make sure she gets a mortgage free home. We do that for all gold star families who, uh, loved ones die for our country and leave young families behind. In this instance she will be giving birth in the next week or so. And Charleston, Talis Foundation is already made that promise to her that we're going to get my heart mortgage free home. We're proud to do that. You know these last 13 service members that gave the life for our country going to be remembered forever? Uh, Because it's it was so her thick and so unnecessary And but yet these great service members are willing to be there and protect us and give their lives for us. So once again as a nation, we better take care of these families have left behind and we're proud. Panel of Towers Foundation is proud to take care of to take care of them and I'm sure that there's a lot of people out there in America that respect the flag. I'm a child of the sixties. I was a teenager in the sixties. You talk about burning flags and all sorts of stuff that went down. It was. It was disgusting. That and anyone that doesn't respect it is disgusting. Now you want to protest you protest away that peacefully and but respectful to your country and muscles need to your flag because people died for that flag and die for our freedom. And that should always be respected. Right? Right. And, uh, I just want to make one mentioned before I let you go. Frank Siller, CEO of Tunnel to Towers Foundation. Uh, number one. Thank you for being the you know, they support behind the judge, Jeanine Pirro, Sunday morning Tunnel to Towers Foundation show. I thank you for your support. And I also want to mention uh, that you started the foundation with your sisters, Janice, Mary and Gina and your brother George, your brothers George.
77WABC Radio
"jeanine" Discussed on 77WABC Radio
"Abc radio dot com and on the 77 w ABC Mobile APP. We've got a great show for you today. Uh And I want to make sure that I hear from you in just a little bit. We're going to be taking your calls Right here on the friends of the court hotline. You know the number It's 1 808 48 W. ABC That's 1 808 489 to 2 to make sure you give us a call and share your thoughts. I really want to hear from you. And later on in the show. I'll reveal the results of our question of the week. But there's so much that happened in America this week. We left Americans stranded in a country that's being run by the terrorist organization. The Taliban. And military leaders have demanded that General Milley and Austin resign along with Secretary of state Blinking and then I say had Jake Sullivan. And there's so much going out with Covid we've got Dr Nicole Sapphire is going to talk to us about the latest and the attempt by the administration to have us do booster shots. Now we'll get to all those topics and break it all down for you here on the judge Jeanine Pirro Tunnel to Towers Foundation Sunday morning show plus later on in the show, I will gavel out with my closing arguments. I also want to reveal the new question of the week that you don't want to miss. And I don't want to miss what you have to say about my question of the week. So I always love your participation in our weekly polls on topics that matter to justice here in America. It's all coming up in just a few moments here on the judge, Jeanine Pirro Tunnel to Towers Foundation Sunday morning show but first My opening statement. Now, you know the world is a less safe place than it was on the day. Joe Biden took office right now. The commander in chief has tried to sell us a bill of goods. He has tried to tell us that all is well and everything is fine and that he says he's going to get everyone out of Afghanistan. Guys, let's go to number three will not conduct a hasty rush to the exit. We'll do it. We'll do it responsibly deliberately and safely. There is a home for you in the United States. If you so choose, and we will stand with you, just as you stood with us. If there's American citizens left, we're gonna stay that we get them all out. Any America wants to come home. We will get you home. All right, guys, He's a liar. He is no longer the commander in chief. He is the liar in chief because he comes out and lies to us contradicts himself. It is it is a It is a malignant lie that will cause people to die and people have died as a result of his ineptitude. And his incompetent and then his millions come out and they double down on the lie. And they have this feigned outrage. How dare you question the commander in chief now known as the Liar in chief. He says nothing of the truth. The guys stand, sir. Before you he then turns around And bobbles away, incapable of answering questions without contradicting himself. And then the puppets on the string come out and they take umbrage on that you would dare ask a question. And he comes out and he says we're going to get well. He's happy now. He said, Uh well, we got 90% of the Americans out, you fool. 90% of the Americans out. You staged it, so you didn't want to get the other 10% out. And then, of course, behind the curtain, whoever is behind Joe Biden's curtain, they come out and they said, Well, it really wasn't 10%. It was maybe 100 or 200. They don't even know what it is. And so what's happening now? Is we've got veterans and non government people, Christians trying to get individuals and Americans out of pad, Uh, Afghanistan, along with those who stood tall with us and are facing clear death. With the Taliban. Let's listen to number four. I just learned multiple attempts to State Department and the Department of Defense have basically been brushed off. They're not interested in our lists of US citizens who are trying to get in. They were not interested in our list of U. S green card holders. So they were behind the eight ball the entire time. Um, you know, And when I hear from Anthony Blinken and, uh, Jake Sullivan, they tend They tend to repeat the lives of the administration more than most, and I think the State Department has a lot to answer for on this. We haven't had any contact with him since, and I believe it's because they were caught up in that, um and so what they did by playing politics on this. For whatever reason, so you don't know who shut you down from landing. I don't know what I don't know who shut us down, but I think it was 100% directed from the State Department. All right there you have it. The State Department. Is telling these individuals who are flying in with their own planes, their own money with charitable organizations trying to get Americans out trying to get a female soccer team out. These are young girls 14 to 17 who will be killed by the Taliban. I mean, and we have heard reports of the Taliban going door to door looking for individuals. That and when they find these individuals that they believe have been working with the Americans, they execute them on the spot. I mean, is anyone surprised they were they were beating people as they tried to get out of the airport that Joe Biden pick the Kabul airport, as opposed to the Bagram air base. That was a secure area from which to get Americans and Afghans who worked with us out. The man is so un American that he not only puts Americans in danger, but he leaves Americans behind. Now I want to ask you a question. Does anyone at any point in your life? Have you ever heard of anyone saying? Well, we couldn't get everybody out. Um, you know, it's just that you know, we really couldn't so you leave them behind as hostages. That's what they are. Folks are hostages, which is why there is this. You know, Digital Dunkirk and the veterans who are out there trying to get people into America who will be killed. By that barbaric meeting evil terrorist organization that Joe Biden left the Taliban with and that is, uh, the Afghan territory. Now, in basically the hands of a terrorist organization, you know, Donald Trump got rid of Isis and Joe Biden. Gave the Taliban Afghanistan but he didn't just give it to them. He arm them to the teeth were billions of dollars in weapons and the helicopters and Humvees and the most sophisticated military equipment that America has. He could have destroyed it, but he didn't He didn't. He's a fool. He has no idea what he's doing. And so he has armed them with all kinds.
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"jeanine" Discussed on 77WABC Radio
"It's been a crazy week We had the Olympic hammer thrower there who's throwing down her own hammer on the play again and on the national anthem. We've also got the left going loony tunes over the new Delta variant and wondering whether or not they're going to try to shut us down again. And politics in Washington is staying just about the same, which means they're just they're just playing games and I don't know that any of us are benefiting from any of it. But we're going to get to all those topics and break it all down for you here on the judge Jeanine Pirro Tunnel to Towers Foundation Sunday morning show plus later on in the show. I'm going to gavel out with my closing arguments. I'll also revealed the new question of the week that you don't want to miss. I always love your participation in our weekly polls on the topics that matter to justice here in America, it's all coming up in just a few moments, but first my opening statement Now. She is living the American dream, and she doesn't have a clue. It's Independence Day, but sadly in the United States, it's far too common to see people who simply don't respect our national anthem and our flag. So this week, another woke activist athlete turned her back on the American flag and get this is outraged that the national anthem is playing as she is recognized for hammer throwing at the Olympic trials in Oregon. Toward the end of the song. She covers her head with a black T shirt that has the words on it, Quote activist athlete. Her competitors. First place winner Diana Price, and second place winner Brooke Anderson stood tall face the flag put their hands over their hearts during the national anthem. Now in the upside down world that we live in. If you criticized this woman for turning her back on the American flag, you're the racist or your UN American for not supporting her free speech. Symbolic rejection of the very Ends to me can be resolved with a simple decision. If you hate the national anthem If you disrespect the flag, then don't participate in the Olympic trials that actually segregate people based on the country that they represent. So if you believe that the flag and the national anthem are disrespectful to black Americans, then maybe you don't participate in the games where you're brought in. Through the auspices and under the umbrella of the United States of America, the very country whose national anthem and flag you hate. But my all time favorite and I always go back to her is Joy Behar. She insists that this activist athlete is fulfilling her patriotic duty by protesting. Well, you know, protest is the very definition of patriotism. It basically is the basis of the country. They were protesting the at the tea Party. And and in the sixties, the people protested the Vietnam War, which brought it to an end. And now African Americans are protesting. You know the fact that people do not want to face the racist past here. She's basically doing her patriotic duty by saying, I am making a point here. That's all she's doing. You're not hurting anybody. Joy. She's not hurting anybody. Are you kidding? She's hurting every man and woman whose blood was spilled for that flag. Including patriotic black men and women who chose to enlist on behalf of the United States and chose to fight for what you find so repulsive. She is hurting every parent who lost a child. She is hurting every spouse who lost a loved one. Every child growing up without a father. And every veteran who can't stand because he lost his legs but who still dreams of what it was like when he had legs what it was like when he didn't need to ask his kids to pick him up when he falls. No joy. You're wrong again. She is hurting people. She is hurting the very soul of a nation that grieves every day for lost, injured and maimed loved ones. She is hurting America on the international stage. Where other countries laugh at the disrespect and the downright hatred that people like her have for our national anthem and our flag, allowing those Foreigners to laugh and ridicule us when they are so much worse. But most of all, she is teaching young Children for whom she is a role model. That it is OK to hate America and it is okay to insult her on the world stage. You are at the Olympic trials representing the United States of America. So I have an idea. How about you respect the country you represent or just don't represent it. Because we both know that that was your ticket in without that ticket. You need another country to sponsor you. Get it. And if you move to the international Olympic Games, it is globally unacceptable for you to protest in any way. You say it bothers you that you have to wear the bold letters USA on your chest? Well, you are a self centered Clueless Third place winner who actually says that folks knew you didn't like the national anthem, but they played it anyway. Are you really that self centered to think it's all about you? Let's say you want to support reform. Let's say you want to stand up against social injustice. What have you done? Other than draw attention to yourself. You tell me the last time Olympic winner you sat on a jury. You tell me the last time you joined a school board or fought for laws that help people you supposedly want to help. When was the last time you voted? The last time you wrote a letter to your legislator, your congressional representative, your local mayor. When was the last time you helped women at a domestic violence shelter? When was the last time you tried to help people at a food kitchen? If you want to convince America that you're embarrassing us is really all about your free speech, Social justice and the Constitution that maybe do something positive for the country that is giving you fame and fortune. America has been incredibly good to you. From the time that you displayed talent in sports and America allowed you to shine and become financially prosperous. You because of where you are can impact social justice instead of disrespecting the United States of America, the nation, the country that allowed you to be a hero to young girls who don't know any better will take their lead from you. Because they don't know any better. So shame on you and shame on the way you are trashing the United States of America. And now we find out that there's an old photos showing Olympic hammer thrower beaming while holding the American flag has gone viral in the wake of her, shunning the Stars and Stripes this past week during the national anthem. It was posted in 2015, and it shows her exuding joy as she holds up the flag after she achieved her dream of representing the country at the 2016 Rio Olympics. So all of a sudden she reacts to this inconsistency. And she says at this point, you all are obsessed with me. No. We're not obsessed with you. And she doubles down by insisting that the national anthem is disrespectful to black Americans, she says. If you know your history, you know the full song of the national anthem. And it's disrespectful and it doesn't speak to black Americans. Got to tell you folks, this old photo that's now gone Viral. Uh, pretty much slams her for her parents shift in attitude. Not all an act, I guess not. She was definitely protesting to get attention for herself. And maybe some of those woke Nike sponsorships, according to Donald Trump Jr 100% legit and not all cottage industry victimization schemes that we see so much these days. And that's why opening statement here on the judge Jeanine Pirro, Tunnel to towers Sunday morning show up and Up next on the tunnel to Towers Foundation Sunday morning show..
VOICE Global 2021
"jeanine" Discussed on VOICE Global 2021
"Meta data or the data that it takes to display and help you navigate and discover content. So i i work with that team and then also the api's and the services that power any sort of ai. Experience that you get in any of our residential products is on my team as well that is that is a massive scope and it. Ceo you casually mentioned some of the properties that comcast owns nbc and sky. I mean this is a this is a huge company with massive reach when it comes to media and entertainment And you've got this product. You've got the kind of the comcast i product. I should also mention the full disclosure. Comcast customer maddox expended customers. Well we tell us quickly. The relationship between those two brands comcast and xfinity comcast our company name. And it's really that corporation that i just talked about the media and technology company An xfinity is our customer facing brand You know so in the us when you sign up for internet or t- services with us. You get the xfinity brand products right. And i wanted to make that distinction. Because i i will. I will say like with the xfinity remote sell. When when i say that i want people to understand what we're talking about is a remote control that controls our television certainly but but it has a voice interface on it And as a family we find ourselves using that more now than we do the buttons on the remote and that's powered by a product. You need that you that you run this ai product. That's underneath the covers at comcast. Tell us a little bit about that product. I often then And then i loved to hear some of the data from the last year last year you share data with regards to the number of intense the previous year that i think kind of blew me away but tell us a little bit about the ai platform that you have built that behind the scenes. Yes and so the voice remote for comcast's we launched it in two thousand fifteen and really our goal is to be the ultimate shortcut to what you wanna watch So you can tap the microphone and say what you want to watch and it will appear That is our promise. And i think we come through on that promise so i think that is why. So many people do love the product They can just say and see it right on the tv so if you want to change channels you can say abc unable to you to abc..
VOICE Global 2021
Comcast VP Jeanine Heck Tells Us Why the Voice Remote Is the Ultimate Shortcut
"The voice remote for comcast's we launched it in two thousand fifteen and really our goal is to be the ultimate shortcut to what you wanna watch So you can tap the microphone and say what you want to watch and it will appear That is our promise. And i think we come through on that promise so i think that is why. So many people do love the product They can just say and see it right on the tv so if you want to change channels you can say abc unable to you to abc. If you want to launch an app like netflix or pop you just say the name of the app and you launch You can even say things like continue watching outlander at all jumped you right into your resume point and start playing you In that content. Where you were where you left off. She didn't how many how many different ways Our our people asking to change the channel. Oh my goodness yeah well. We actually have done some analysis on that and People ask 'but just the channel cnn twenty four thousand different ways. It's kind of unbelievable. It was really the the most basic one. Cnn were right mind but if you say. Please play cnn or watch cnn and even cnn yellow it will work. And it'll to new and people do say those things. I know i think twenty four thousand just at that number just blew me away. But it really highlights the complexity underneath the covers with regards to Conversational interfaces and voice interfaces is just the sheer volume is you could never build a tree. A big enough to you know fast enough to do that. So the technology behind the scenes is is meeting huge challenges
BBC Newshour
Bolivia's Former Interim President Jeanine Áñez Arrested for Sedition
"Our ultra Bolivia now where there seems to be a settling of political scores. The country's former interim president, Janine and yes, has been arrested on sedition charges. They're linked to her alleged involvement in a reported coo of 2019 against the former president Evo Morales. His ally, Louise outside is now in power, and Mr Morales is demanding punishment. The alleged coup plotters, Janina Anya says she's the victim of political persecution will have to try to find out more about what's happening and go to the capital. A pause. Enjoying Monica Makiko Monica. Just tell us first about the arrests, not just of Janine. Yes, but others as well. Yes. Lisa, In fact that there are two former minister off Giannini, Anya's government that has also being detained. There are other arrest orders that are taking place right now. We don't know how many there will be arrested because this is not just one case. There are many cases and basically they're being arrest because because because they said that they have conspired against the Constitution. The charges are terrorism and sedition. This is said to have taken place in 2000 and 19. Why are the arrests happening now? We basically don't know what the government have decided to do this. This is the this is in fact, something that happened in 2019 and then beat remind you, Lise. That doing the time that Giannini Anya's came into power, she has bean she had the back up off the constitutional Tribunal, as well as from the U U and as well as the Away s so she had basically all the support in order to, uh, to assume as president of Bolivia legally, So this is this is something very strange that it's happening in the country, and we basically don't know why one off the keys could be the fact that that the movement to a socialism have lost all the major cities. And some of the major states in the country on the elections that we have last Sunday. This election's once where to elect governors and also mayors and Mrs municipalities. And basically the government. The movement to a socialism have lost all the major cities in the country. So probably this is one of the reasons why this is happening. In fact, the second turn the second round off this elections That has to be done that has to take place on April 21st. It's right now in danger, because because of this, and also is there any coincidence that ever, Morales has just arrived in Bolivia from when a Zara's where he'd been Living in exile. Well, yes, probably. That's part of the reasons we just don't know yet. Nothing is very clear because the accusation doesn't have really, uh, legal
Beyond Picket Fences
"jeanine" Discussed on Beyond Picket Fences
"Opinion and so a place chief is appointed in his friends was so unsold he stays in there the department goes downhill because they all get that attitude. So are they the the police chief should be elected or the two year term dislike share. Because they're making notes. You never had anybody say that. I've never heard of that. So that's thank. You might not do anybody. That is a certified peace officer which is a cop. Sheriff's deputy whatever they are all governed by dr cog which does their posts certification and holds their certifications. And if somebody Files a complaint. With dr cog about an officer they can be investigated. And dr cog can pull their certification not want to be a cop. Most people don't know that dr cog is part of the secretary of state i believe. What's the division monitors insurance and all that bring you know. So anytime dr august who watches organizations arrest or is that a it's the denver regional council on government. Okay and they do a lot of stuff but people don't know that english elio this because my husband taught me had that is who holds post certifications and when he was no longer cup he got the letter from knin said that he is no longer eligible as he was not post certified so there are so many things that could do but it is overwhelming. I have to tell you when you're in the in the weeds and you see what's really going on. It is very overwhelming and to not have any kind of counseling. Even just somebody to talk to show is the other day i want to say they. They can send a cop for a fitness of duty tests. And it's a mental test. And i don't know if this has changed since we've been out of this business of before it was one agency or one practice of psychiatrists that did all of the testing. And you know it's the test you wanna kill your mom you hate your family. You know felt like some of them we take for employment they ask you the same question for ways to see how you answers while they all know how to pass it. I mean it's dumb. When we separated got divorced the sheriff did send what he for fit for duty and he passed because they know how to answer the question. They're not dumb colorado. We know how to pass as ripe for marijuana. I mean if brakes. You're around a bunch of people who do it and they all know they talk. Everybody gives people the tips and tricks. Right yeah and so. I believe that another thing that would help is if they used random like if they had ten psychiatric groups that would do the pre-testing or the fit for duties. Is they all get a pre-test also And that it's like a a lottery because same person doing it. I don't who's pocket. He and i know that he passed fail based on who they were. Not what the test was you know. So i do believe that there could be a change in how they're tested and fit for duty tests. Maybe they need a fit for duty test every year but not the same test that they've already memorized at answer. Your has to be another way to assess their mental health. I'll tell you this is a great. This is a lot of great information. Just beyond the podcast. I want to sit down afterwards and talk about this because this is something i really really passionate about. You're giving me information. I've never thought out. So i would love after this is never recordings over. We'll get together and talk about it more absolutely. I'd love to know all this. This has been great angst any Really wasn't a lot of good information for everybody. And i just wanted everybody to know that i just as any group any field. They're not all bad. They're not all great summer great Ruining for others and people say oh. The protesters started their on our cities. Well ninety nine percent of those protesters had nothing to do with rolling city. they were just protesting. So you know you have in. You also have some of these people that are just bad and the egg the cops until they do something. Nobody sees that piece of it. Nobody understands where they've pushed into an anyway. It's gonna take a long time. But i think there's things that we could do to fix this in. The first thing is to pay attention to who you're voting for invoked people in that are actually gonna painted to do something In you are you two are on my same pages that selective histories of what they actually voted for. Not what they said. Absolutely absolutely daimler thing you guys. I appreciate the great therapy for me. Today was really really great story. Thanks we appreciate your authenticity. All right thanks. Ladies have a great day.
Beyond Picket Fences
"jeanine" Discussed on Beyond Picket Fences
"He comes back the bass how long he was in the army five years. Okay he comes out. He becomes a police officer. Goes the police academy So the the thing you should know about my husband was the he was the rule follower. If you have your dress for your dress clothes on every thing that shining should shine choose should be nothing out of and that is how he did his life. Everything was in place made. He was so armee but anyway he's a real voller so he's what the sheridan police departments we meet. I actually knew him before. I ever thought about dating him. I don't know where i once but as a little late to the party my whole family doing so he asked me out. i went. Whoa idea we were. We read gauged in six weeks buried in six months. Wow wow our wedding reception was the party of the century and just want you to know tell us about it tells you read heights and then we had our reception at the vfw. And so you know drinking. There's cheap dollar. I think we went to three and a half cakes beer. Three cases she had paid there was bar and remers the hundred sixty people at my weight reception. It was front pictures. Good never really good man. We got palace hotel in doorman said. Let me take your picture. I'm five three. My husband was six four so we get the film back. Fill anti ticket picture. He cut off my husband's head living framing. I did i thought may dress or what. But he missed his head totally then twenty. That's so we get married. He's the sheridan being a police officer and he started dispatcher. And you know he was just all in there were sheridan's not a very big place. I think it's three and a half square miles in between lakewood at with there's some really bad people in that area just gonna share like you know bad gangs sons of silence or sons of sam's or whatever they're called and first thing i really had to deal with his wife was that he was going after this really bad person that he is a area nation guy doesn't they cop should live in so that was my first stressor real headed you know. Did you know before you married him that he had had the trauma from as a teenager with the plane crash. Okay so you guys had talked about the plane crash. You talked about Elliott talk about his time in europe and his best friend is friends of my family. He actually dated one of my nieces. 'cause my niece observes old as i am and so we. All of our friends were cobb. Type people dispatchers. Emt's in so we talked about the stuff a lot you know just among the group. That's good that's so so your first. Is this area nation. Well it all went down and he came home so there was good. That's what started my stress of every time. He left his uniform. Wow i wonder if that's less time while ever seen him because there's always people that would kill cops. I know that our longtime he wouldn't dress and home he would drive to the station address because some of these gangs would shoot add disarming their regular car because they were in their cup uniform and they didn't have their radios and all that so that he got better about that of need interjected re all called my husband. Ss super-safe he was always amounts safety. I i mean hundred percent. Even my daughter at two would say safety. Never takes a baked so safer address at this station. That's what he would do. So then i get pregnant with our daughter and he gets hired on kim so he goes out. There is a row. Cobb got promoted to investigator and he actually was awarded the eighteenth judicial district investigator of the year and the eighteenth judicial district rabble county. Douglas county elbert county and we can county so. This is a pretty hard. He investigated crimes against kids in overcome. Elva county east of kiowa. They think they it's family business. Whatever they do so he got in there if all of a plate state had and so he actually charged seventy eight different people with abusing their children. Wow wow over what span of time five years. Probably that is way to at and that will not overlook repopulated Or is it no. It's twenty five thousand square miles in the time. The twenty thousand residents no. It's not home while but again had a different mentality in parts of the county in the city. So you know. He was hell bent on on charging people because it just made him angry that they did that. One time became more and he said well. I almost ended up jailed today. I go oh that's not good. Why was that. So one guy out. There was using cattle. Prod on sons testicles were misbehaved. He said every ounce i had not to use on his. I would've been up jail. Oh my angry about that. How did he do with that anger. Thinking of all trauma. That's okay because it keeps piling like thinking as a teenager is piling and then he had seventy eight cases of child abuse. I i would. I would literally need massive therapy just having one right and you know you go into homes. You don't know what you can fight and in colorado. I can't speak any other state. I can only speak about colorado but in colorado a police officer cannot remove a child who only social services so he would end up when he finds stuff he didn't up hanging out at the house waiting for somebody from social services to show the determine if they had to remove the kids or not so he could sit two hours with these people and he did want to leave because he was afraid they do something to the kids for causing them trouble rightwinger take.
Judge Jeanine
Ten G.O.P. senators sketch out a bipartisan relief bill in a letter to Biden
"Are hoping to sit down with President Biden to pitch with they believe is a coronavirus relief bill that can win bipartisan support. Senator Bill Cassidy of Louisiana is part of the group that's penned a letter to the president, he tells Fox News. Common ground can be found on issues like vaccines and helping to stop the spread of virus variants detected in other countries. There's other things that are common ground. Republicans will be there, but they won't be there for payoffs to Democratic constituencies or just to check the box for a campaign promise the president made. The Senators say they'll unveil details of the plan tomorrow. It's said to include stimulus checks of $1000 for millions of Americans, some
The Voicebot Podcast
Jeanine Heck VP of AI Products at Comcast
"Maybe you can tell the audience just a little bit about comcast. So they can understand what you are as a is a media business I operate. Yes and so we say that we said at the intersection of Technology and media You know we've been a technology company for many years just kind of not your typical one we were known as, Cable Company and in the past. Ten or fifteen years really also rounded out our business with a lot of content. So we're also a media company and we're also global company were known for our business in the US, but we most recently bought sky, and so we have cable and satellite offerings now in Europe as well and with our NBC acquisition back in two dozen eleven. We really I think made made ourselves into a huge media company and we have a lot to offer there, and then you know you kind of get the best of both worlds when you have the distribution, end the media all under one house. So we have a really nice portfolio of products content. Right content and distribution not a lot of people have those together they tend to specialize. But you seem to have made a work. Yeah It's. It's great. I mean we get to do a lot of exciting things to really get great content out there we had to postpone the Olympics, but that's usually one of our most exciting times that would be universally Yeah and just being able to broadcast the Olympics in a very high quality way. But also bring that to xfinity customers with some of our products on x one and the voice remote is you really see it all come together and brought to life in an event like that. Excellent. So Should we expect the voice remote extremely voice remote? At some point in the future. Well. Actually, it's already there. At Sky. You know you may not feel the difference if you're a sky customer but the technology powering the boys, her motives, actually all of the same technology we use at comcast. we launched. Last year. I got. Aren't they did rewards and so it's all the same thing in the back end. Excellent. So why don't we start with this this at the beginning of where you were with us because I think a lot of people be interested in the journey that you took sort of building your own specialty. Assistant. Custom Assistant Oblivious starting back in twenty eleven as you said, and so how did that play a maybe you could start with the idea. What was the objective? What did you decide at that time that said, hey, we should investments. Well. You. Know we had invested quite a bit in search and even metadata a before that point and when Siri came along, you know everybody was talking about voice and it was sorta. Voices going mainstream when Siri got launched and so had US looking a little bit more seriously at the capability. Could. We bring voice to xfinity customers and we had a lot of the expertise on our team already you when you're building a search engine, you have an all P experts and you have a lot of the capabilities they're. So we started tinkering with the and really quickly we saw that it was a very useful solution. And it just a lot of momentum within the first year by by the end of the first year, we were already building a remote you know we're. We designed a remote and we started marching towards that but we also in that first year, we launched an APP. So. Once we knew we had something good. We put it out there on an Iowa APP and it was beazely a remote replacement APP. Called X one remote. And you could go in there and tap the Mike and say a voice command. And we got really nice usage on the little APP. Without a ton of marketing really just you know organically grew our user base. And we kept working toge- really accurate you know looking at that data and trying to figure out where we needed to improve. We just kept iterating, and then in twenty fifteen were ready to launch are remote, and we went out with a really big launch and twenty fifteen every new remote that we put out there was a voice. and. So we had in our first year we had a few million our up to tens of millions of remotes. and. It was the power of having that APP out there and really being able to tune the accuracy that was a great gift to us because when we launched the remote, we already knew what people are GonNa say or we had a really good idea and we had tuned our algorithms. We'd made the more sophisticated in that time as
The Morgan Show
"Heartbroken": MAC cancels fall football season over virus
"Should be starting up soon, but some colleges have decided to stay on the bench for the next few months because of the Corona virus outbreak. ABC is Jeanine Norman has and as the Mac commissioner John Steinbrecher his reasons for calling a timeout, a Division one college football conference canceling the fall season over concerns of covert 19 A mid American conference postponing kickoff, hoping to play in the spring. There are simply too many unknowns for us to put our student athletes in situations that are not clearly understood. All eyes are turning to the major conferences to see if others have to scrap the season. The University of
LensWork
Video Invades Photography
"In. The last couple of weeks there have been several significant camera announcements and they have me scratching my head. Canon introduced the new are five and are six and the big feature in both of those cameras is improved ability to do video, and shortly on the heels of the are five in the are six came the announcement of the. Sony. A seven s three, which is again, very heavily oriented toward video production. In fact, the last update for my Panasonic Jeanine was mainly about some video features and same thing with g h five improving video features that camera g h five is basically sold as a video camera. And the reason all of this has me scratching my head. Is because. I don't know how many photographers are that interested in video evidently must be a lot. But maybe because I'm so photography centric both with my own work and with Lens Work, the idea that my camera shoots video is. Basically. Unimportant to me if my camera had no video capabilities I, don't think I'd care. But. There's no question. There is pressure I. Guess that's the way I perceive it. Anyway, there is pressure being put on still photographers to embrace video for reasons that I guess I don't understand I was never in my youth tempted to pick up an old bolic's sixteen millimeter movie camera and try to make movies. When VCR's came out and we suddenly had cameras that could record on videotape I was never tempted to try to use. Of VHS camera to make artwork video something I, enjoy I watch television I watch movies, we all do I suppose but I was never motivated to WanNa make. Videos and partly I think because there's so many differences between video and still photography. That this intersection between equipment so that you can have a hybrid camera. Seems to me to be putting legs on a snake. It's not of any interest to those of us who are still photographers unless you're seduced into being interested in it, but it's a completely different thing for example. The most obvious difference between video and photography is that video is time based. You consume video by abandoning yourself to it's time orientation, and if a video is five minutes or ten minutes or three hours long. It takes you that long to see it. Photography is not photography. I explain. I'm going to use photography as meaning still photography. So I have to say still photography every diamond the rest of the podcast i. hope that's okay. Photography to me is not in the least time based, you can spend ten seconds looking at a photograph. You can spend ten minutes looking at a photograph. The viewer is in control of the time they are not in control of the time in a video. Okay. Yes. You can probably rewind video if you WANNA watch a certain passage of it over again but the presentation of the ideas and the visuals is completely out of our control is a viewer that makes these two media as different as different can be. Video has jump cuts were you go from one visual to the next visual and oftentimes they will do that. For example, in a conversation with the audio track not jump cutting just the video track jump cuts, but the audio is continuous. and. So there's a certain herky-jerky nece to video that can be problematic. It's not comfortable from a visual point of view. If you really want to look at the visual, it gets taken away from you at the next jump cut and it seems to me like the jump cuts are happening faster and faster and faster in the last ten or twenty years. Conversely. Photography offers us the possibility of lingering as long as we want, and we're in control of when we go to the next image whether that's in a book or a gallery presentation again as different as different can be. Next. Video does not translate to my favorite photographic medium, which is books. Photography does. Okay video can be translated to a laptop or to an ipad or something like that. But it's not the same as a book when I sit down with the book for example, I know exactly how much there is just by looking at how thick the book is with video I have no idea unless they tell me how long it is. So it's a variable commitment on my part that I'm basically jumping into and I don't know how long this is going to take unless I specifically look it up. And also with the book. I can have text I can read things or not read things there can be. Passages that have. Only with no images so that it gives me a different and unique experience where I can sort of recall images in my mind's eye while I'm reading the text, which you basically can't do when you're watching a movie. You can't recall a different image than you're seeing on the screen unless you I suppose you could close your eyes but no one does that. So. If photography has a destination of book and video does not where do you view video while you're going to view it in a movie theater you're going to view it on television you're going to view it on a computer screen. Photography. Can Be displayed on a computer screen but I don't ever recall seeing a photographic exhibition in a movie theater at her or really do I recall seeing one broadcast on television You could put a slide show I, suppose on you television, but even that's not exactly the same thing but. Sort of I mean there's a little bit of cross fertilization there. But although we can put. Still photographs on a TV screen, we can't put a video in
WBZ Midday News
Players blitz NFL with tweets about safe return
"Now agreeing to Corona virus testing protocols this after the league and the players Union clashed over how to bring players safely to training camp. ABC is Jeanine Norman, with more one issue. Perhaps the most important issue is now agreed upon, according to a memo players will be tested. Every day for the 1st 2 weeks of training camp, then they'll be tested every other day. If at any point, the positivity rate is above 5%. Daily testing will resume and this is a compromise players wanted daily testing. While owners preferred every other day, and another big issue may be on its way to being resolved. ESPN has learned the league has offered to scrap all preseason games. Which is something the players wanted. Do you have
Financial Issues with Dan Celia
Amy Klobuchar to undergo vetting as possible running mate
"Center in the closed part Democrat from Minnesota has been asked by Joe Biden to undergo a formal setting to be considered as his vice presidential running mate one of several potential contenders now being scrutinized by his aides I have the final decision while several are expected to consent to the vetting at least one potential contender has bowed out senator Jeanine Shaheen the Democrat from New Hampshire who is running for reelection decline Biden's invitation to be considered but senator Maggie Hassan the other New Hampshire senator has agreed according to local news reports Biden committed during a March primary debate to pick a woman as his running mate and he said the list of women is currently