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A highlight from IP#499 Gil Bailie The Apocalypse of the Sovereign Self on Inside the Pages with Kris McGregor Discerning Hearts podcasts
"Discerninghearts .com presents Inside the Pages, insights from today's most compelling authors. I'm your host, Chris McGregor, and I'm delighted to be joined by Gil Bailey, who is the founder of the Cornerstone Forum and a member of the Fellowship of Catholic Scholars and the College of Fellows of the Dominican School of Philosophy and Theology. He is the author of God's Gamble, The Gravitational Power of Crucified Love. With Gil Bailey, we go inside the pages of The Apocalypse of the Sovereign Self, Recovering the Christian Mystery of Personhood, published by Angelico Press. Gil, thank you so much for joining me. Thank you so much for having me. Pleasure to be here. It was just wonderful being able to dive into the pages of The Apocalypse of the Sovereign Self. I found it to be so provocative and also very compelling. It's one of those kind of books that causes you to look at things through different, maybe clear lenses. Does that make sense? Well, I hope so. That flatters me, but that was my intent. It's a complex problem we face, but I tried to lay it out in a way that would be at least interesting to the reader. Now, I should bring out the full name, including the subtitle, The Apocalypse of the Sovereign Self, Recovering the Christian Mystery of Personhood. Could you break that open for folks and help them understand why this is such an important subject right now? Well, first of all, before you get to the two, really two halves of the book, the first part, The Apocalypse of the Sovereign Self, and the second part, Recovering the Christian Mystery of Personhood. We're in a civilizational crisis, and it's a political and a political crisis, a deep relative to moral and spiritual crisis. And my friend and mentor, Rene Girard, summed up in one of their books when he wrote, No one takes the trouble to reflect uncompromisingly on the enigma of a historical situation here that is without precedent the death of all cultures. Now, that's a sweeping statement, but it's like statements made by Benedict XVI on Balthasar and others. It recognizes the unique depth of the crisis that we've been entering into for a long time. I think one of the key features of this crisis is that we have failed to recognize and do justice to the very thing that sets us apart, sets our human beings apart from the whole created order, namely our religious longing. It's a longing which cannot be extinguished. It's the only question of orienting it towards its fulfillment or squandering it on idols. And in our time as faith has receded, many are eager to reflect before any ideological fraction that promises to relieve the boredom of not having a real collision. So that's the situation we face. And in the first part of the book, I try to draw it out in that chapters are, you know, I'm not an academic. I have a law degree and I never practiced law, but I began reading Western China many, many years ago. So the way to make this crisis intelligible and easy to recognize is I lay it out in chapters where I talk about people like Bob Dylan and Theresa Mitzvah and Flannery O 'Connor and Virginia Woolf and Descartes and Rousseau and Nietzsche and T .F. Eliot and Freud and all these. But in each of these chapters, I try to tease out one of the facets of spiritual crisis. And in the second half of the book, there's an edition on something. I mean, the way to summarize it is from Romano Lardini wrote in the 20th century, a book strikingly entitled The End of the Modern World. And in it, there's something that summarizes the second half of the book. Well, it actually connects the first half and the second half. And I'm going to quote it to you. The knowledge of what it means to be a person is inextricably bound up with the faith of Christianity. An affirmation and cultivation of the personal can endure for a time perhaps after faith has been extinguished. But gradually, they too will be lost. So the knowledge of what it means to be a person inextricably bound up with Christianity came into our vocabulary, our intellectual vocabulary. When Tertullian defined the Trinity as three persons and one God. So the word self and the word person are not only not synonymous, they are antonyms in a way. A person called in sin. The self is an antonymic creature who regards the will and the essential component of this being. And that whole triumph of will to coin a threat, not to coin a threat, but to pick up on Christ, so to say, with Nietzsche and Hitler. We think everything depends on our will. And I don't have a quote in front of me, but in the Casey decision, I think it was 1990, the Supreme Court said in the majority opinion that everyone has a right to use their own reality, to define reality. That's Nietzsche. That's that, of course. Right. But now it's become part of our it's what it's what a lot of people believe. And that's why we have friends, gender nonsense and who knows what else. But you can just make it up as you go along. If it's your reality is entirely up to you to determine by an act of will. And it's unbelievable what comes of that. And what we have to understand is that we are not the world does not conform to our will. We conform to our own. We are called in them. So anyway, the crisis we're living in is a crisis that became cultural with Nancy and Piddler and so on. But now it's become conventional in the sense that triumph of the will is everywhere. It's at one time, of course, and it's degradation of our real person to be a person is to be called in sin. And I think it's imperative we understand the predicament that we're in. And I think that's really important. I think for most in the culture today, for several generations, at the very least, if not many more in that we've never had the types of conversations in our formation, our educational venues about this particular subject. I mean, you spoke of a great friendship you had with Rene Girard, an important figure, philosopher, teacher, Stanford, and some would say a theologian. I know that Bishop Baron referred to him as one day. He may be considered, as he said, a father of modern theology because of what he described as that mimic theory that we as individuals and not necessarily as persons, because there's that distinction between the individual and what it is to be a person. And you knew him very well. That whole understanding of, as some would say, the mimic theory. What are your thoughts about that? Well, it was a great privilege to know him and he dispensed with him for decades. And I think his work will take a while, like all great thinkers. It takes a while to sort itself out. The first take on Girard is that it's all about violence and imitation. And of course, in some way it is. And my first book was all about that. But there's so much more to it. And one of the things I tried in this book is to expand the understanding of Girard's his favorite theologians are the same as mine. It was John Culver II, Benedict, Van Valken, even though Van Valken had some complaints about Rene's early work. And that's before the real theological implications came out in its later book. But he had great affection for John Culver II and especially for Cardinal Ratzinger, Benedict XVI, but also do it again, and so on. So I try to integrate Rene's work with these theologians. And I think it helped fill out a deep Catholic understanding of our crisis. And so I think we're in a difficult situation. But we have been given intellectual and spiritual giant whose work now we can make available to ourselves that would reckon with the predicament we're in. Well, I think that's how Rene Girard and how someone even like a G .K. Chesterton, for example, they were able to challenge them in their early lives when they looked at literature, when they looked at art and those popular cultural icons, those types of works that had deeper meanings to them. And they were able to see certain truths and certain movements and things. And then they came out and then they expressed it, why it touches the human heart in certain ways, either for good or for ill. And they were able to distinguish that. And I think that's the importance of looking at those figures who have a gift for that. And you do that, like you said, whether it's Bob Dylan or it's Flannery O 'Connor or even someone who captures the heart and imagination of the world like a tres. What is it that they're trying to communicate to us in? What is the potential, the beauty, the good, the true, but also the warning that are contained in their expressions of their works? And I think that's what you're trying to do in the book, in each of the many, many chapters that you have on those different type of whether it's literature or it's prose or, again, even in music. And so I think that is a wonderful way to go about it, don't you? You know, I'm so happy you mentioned it because it reminds me of something that I think your listeners might be interested in. It's a way of approaching the situation we're in. von Balfour Jarre, in one of his writings, says to human history after the Christian revelation, consist of a mutual intensification of the yes and no to Christ. Now pause and think about that. History after Christ consists of the mutual intensification of the yes and no to Christ. If that seems to require too much theological sophistication. Bob Dylan said something exactly like that in this 1979 song, God Accured Somebody, in which he said, it may be the devil or it may be the Lord, but you're going to have to bury somebody. So both the theologian and the popular poet listed only two choices. The theologian said it's the yes or no to Christ, and the poet musician said we're going to end up serving either the devil or the Lord. Now where Testament comes in is the Testament said once that if everyone, I'm going to paraphrase him because I think it's a little punchier to say this, like if everyone lived a thousand years they would all die Catholic, which is the paraphrase of what he once said. And the reason is, I would say, he didn't spell it out, I'm going to, if we had a thousand years of experience to look back on, we would realize that all the little choices were made along the way were in some small way the yes or the no to Christ, or the choice between the devil and the Lord. And then we would understand, if we had a thousand years of experience, that the drama of history is the mutual intensification of yes and no to Christ. And the implication that for our time and thought is that as the world becomes more emphatic in its projection of Christianity, we have to become more compelling in our sense of Christ in its church. over spiritual 3000 formation programs and prayers, all available to you with no hidden fees or subscriptions. Did you also know that you can listen to Discerning Hearts programming wherever you download your favorite podcasts, like Apple podcasts, Google Play, iHeartRadio, Spotify, even on Audible, as well as numerous other worldwide podcast streaming platforms? And did you know that Discerning Hearts also has a YouTube channel? Be sure to check out all these different places where you can find Discerning Hearts Catholic podcasts dedicated to those on the spiritual journey. Discerning Hearts is your gateway to a deeper understanding of discerning life's mysteries and growing deeper in your relationship with Christ. Your likes and reviews not only affirm the value these podcasts bring to your spiritual journey, but also help others discover the guidance and inspiration they seek. Share your thoughts, spread the word, and be part of a community that's committed to elevating hearts and minds through meaningful conversations. Your feedback fuels our mission to help others climb higher and go deeper in their spiritual growth. Like, review, and let your voice be a beacon of light for fellow seekers on this spiritual journey. We now return to Inside the Pages. We're talking with Gail Bailey, the author of The Apocalypse of the Sovereign Self, recovering the Christian mystery of personhood. To understand the importance of what it is to be a person, the Church Fathers didn't use until it was really brought into the context of the Trinity, the three persons, as you pointed out. But what is the Trinity? It's relational. It's a relationship. There's an identity, but it's also in relation. So when Dylan talks about whether you are to serve, you got to serve somebody, it's either going to be the devil or it's going to be Christ. And that entails when you serve, it's going to be relational. You can't get out of it. And to say that I have this individual autonomy all to myself to do and think the way I want to, it's to negate the relationship. And you can't get around that. But yet that's what the culture is implying, isn't it? It is. And one of the things that's lost in that emphasis on self and self -will is the idea and this is involved with our great contribution, the idea of the field drama that we are in, we live dramatically, we're part of a drama that's unfolding and our task is to live and our task is to fulfill the obligation that are incumbent upon us as members of the cast. We have to live in such a way that we ourselves and our loved ones and spreading out for those we know or maybe those of you catch a glimpse of us coming out of the church on Wednesday morning and wonder what the heck are people doing in church on Wednesday morning. Whatever it is, we have an obligation to live in the drama on behalf of Christ in this church in whatever way we can. Whatever our role in life, our vocation in life, our situation, there's always an opportunity to be an icon of Christ and to contribute to the historical field drama that way. And for years I've quoted the 13th century Islamic poet Rumi who said, and I'm gonna quote, he said, be like one who when he walks into the room, luck shifts to the one who needs you. And there's a Christian analog to that which is of course St. Peter who said always be prepared to give an answer to everyone who asks here to give a reason for the hope you have. So we have to be beacons of a hope that may be totally puzzling to others but if we live in such a way that it's compelling, they will at some point want to find out how we tend to have that hope and a conversation can be had that could be very fruitful. So we live dramatically, not in some self -conscious way or in a physical way, but our lives should be evangelical in the sense that we should be willing and eager to allow anyone who cares to know why it is we had hope even when the situation is, it's never hopeless, but is dire as there is today and may very well be more so in the future.
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"romano" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Romano bloomberg talks subscribe today on apple spotify anywhere you get your podcasts markets headlines and breaking news twenty four hours a day at bloomberg dot com on bloomberg television and the bloomberg business app this is a bloomberg business flash it's five forty on wall street i'm amy morris both the smt five hundred and nasdaq one hundred trading at their highest levels since april of last year with more optimism the fed may be pausing its interest rate hike campaign and we check the markets for you all day long here features are higher ahead of the open nasdaq futures up four tenths of a percent or sixty two points s &p sub two tenths of a percent of ten points doubt futures a little changed up thirty one points that the bloomberg business flash now with more on what's going on around the world here's michael bar amy thank you very much former president well trump arrived in the miami area yesterday ahead of his arraignment today on federal charges linked to his handling of classified documents after leaving office more on the trump arraignment in a few moments the denver nuggets won their first nba title last night they beat the miami heat in game five now after the game nine people were shot in denver outside the ballerina where the nuggets championship officials title say the suspect is in custody no word of the shooting was connected to the game in baseball the red sox lost the a's and giants were winners global news twenty four hours a day powered by more than twenty seven hundred journalists analysts over one hundred twenty countries michael bar this is bloomberg michael thank you it's five forty one on wall street and nathan hager this is bloomberg daybreak wanna get back to our top stories this morning including the arraignment of former president donald trump he has called on his reporters to turn out in miami as he is expected to enter a not guilty plea later this afternoon in the special counsel classified documents case of the federal courthouse in south florida is preparing for whatever might be coming in bloomberg washington correspondent kelly lines is in miami for us she'll be covering today's court appearance for the former president and kelly is with us live what are you starting to see this morning for this arrangement well it's still pretty early so there's not much activity at this point and there wasn't that much activity here in miami yesterday but of course today is arraignment day so we could see between thousand five and fifty thousand people according to the city's police chief showing up as trump had to the courthouse this afternoon of course president trump himself has called on his supporters he had said on social true over the weekend i'll see you in miami on tuesday and in an interview over the weekend with his longtime adviser roger stone on radio he says they have to go out they have to protest peacefully they have to go out i guess it's now just a question of whether or not these protests will be peaceful because you also have seen a lot of more aggressive circulating rhetoric on some forums as well as from the likes of carrie lake an arizona and he said if you want to get to president trump you have to go through me and seventy five million americans just like me and most of us are card carrying members of the nra so there's been some pretty charged language so again we're all just racing to see if there is any potential violence or disruptions of the proceedings today but of course miami's mayor and police chief have warned that security will be very tight and that they are prepared while we wait to see what happens is outside the courthouse kelly walk us through what we're expecting to happen inside well it's going to be an arraignment right we don't actually expect we're going to see president trump walking into the courthouse into the lobby he's expected to enter underground where he will therefore thereafter be arrested and then process fingerprinted possibly have his photograph and a mugshot taken and then he'll head to a courtroom on the floor appear before the judge and we expect him to plead not guilty of course he has consistently throughout this entire process since the indictment was released last week denied any wrongdoing claimed innocence his called this a witch hunt his election interference at the highest level and that's likely the same messaging he'll be taking with him from the courthouse where he will then depart miami fly back to his golf club in bedminster new jersey tonight give a speech there around 8 15 pm eastern time and have a big fundraising event for his 2024 campaign his campaign thinks he'll raise two million dollars at that event tonight and ahead of that we've been uh... talking about the reports that the former president spent much of yesterday in south florida uh... trying to assemble a legal team to represent him later this afternoon have we heard any progress on that score well it doesn't seem like much progress has been made of course we know that the former president has this kind of involving door of attorneys of representation in that two of his lawyers resigned on friday just after indictment this came down so as you say we understood that once he arrived in miami yesterday he spent the afternoon looking for representation from a lawyer based here uh... in south florida and the guardian is reporting this morning that that did not actually uh... yield anything that they really did struggle to recruit a top local florida who was a willing lawyer who was willing to defend him and join his legal team so at the moment it looks like his two existing lawyers Todd Blanche and Chris Kice are going to be the ones that are representing him because today at this point from the reporting we're seeing from the guardian suggests that his efforts yesterday to add someone to his team were unsuccessful thanks for this Kaylee good having you with us this morning we'll be checking back for your reporting throughout the day that's Bloomberg's Kaylee lines with us from Miami and be sure to check back this afternoon for full coverage the of former president's arraignment on Bloomberg radio it is set for this afternoon at 3 p .m. Wall Street time 830 a .m. Wall Street time is when we are awaiting a key piece of inflation data that could factor into tomorrow's policy decision from the Federal Reserve that would be the consumer price index for May let's bring in Laura Raim to get more on that get us ready for the data chief US economist at FS Investments Laura it's great to speak with you again the consensus on the Bloomberg terminal is that we're going to see a pretty significant moderation in year -over -year consumer prices what are you expecting yeah the disinflationary process has started but I think what we've seen is that it's been choppy and and it's been uneven I think getting from 9 % inflation where we peaked in the middle of last last year it's a lot easier to get from nine percent down to four and a half percent than it is to get from four a and half a half back to 2 % which is the Fed's target so you know today some progress I you know we're expecting some of those elements like rent to still remain troublesome I think we're all going to be watching goods prices and of course energy has fallen and that's going to bring the headline down might what's the potential that we could see an upside surprise from the print today and whether that could have an impact on the Fed's thinking tomorrow an upside surprise is absolutely possible this is really a measure that is that does move a little bit more predictably unlike jobs or retail sales data but at the end of the day I think the Fed tomorrow is almost certain to take a pause I think they will message very aggressively after the statement that a pause does not mean job done they're saying they're seeing how the data come in because the rest of the data as it stands right now is running hotter than consistent with long run 2 % inflation so days dated notwithstanding I think tomorrow they stand on hold but they really message that are they not sure they are completely finished with this great cycle I guess that speaks to your earlier point about the central choppiness we could see getting from a 4 % area inflation down to the 2 % target where do you see some of the most significant stickiness when it comes to price pressures you know it really has been that services component it's been that portion that is related to rents that is correcting as expected but it takes a long time and also interestingly seen a bounce in goods numbers remember that US inflation inflation at 2 % really only works if we get good prices around zero and is they're still positive so this portion of CPI is also going to be really important and I think folks like me are watching to see if appliances furniture used cars what that inflation looks like because it has not been very well behaved so in the last 30 seconds here Laura does that mean that the Fed keeps rates elevated longer than this market is pricing in at this point? I have has long been saying that the Fed is going to not only keep rates higher for longer but is not going to want to cut rates or sort of slam rates down at the first sign of either financial market economic or trouble. I think this is a very different inflation picture than we've had during prior rate hike cycles. Really appreciate you coming on with us Laura. Thanks for being with us. Laura Raim is Chief US Economist at FFS Investments. Again the consumer price index for the month of May. The final read on consumer inflation decision before tomorrow's from the Federal Reserve. It is due out at 830 a .m.
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Bichette stars as Blue Jays win 5-2; Braves drop 1st road series
"Will be shed knocked in a pair of runs, including the go ahead in the 7th inning against the NL east leaders. Kevin care Meyer chipped in with three hits as well and scored a pair. Marcelo zuna hit his 7th home run of the season in the brave second inning. Eric Swanson, what are the bullpen improves to two at one? Jordan Romano picked up his tenth say.
Men In Blazers
"romano" Discussed on Men In Blazers
"You've all seen them Christian Pulisic, Hakeem, color do cooler by Ruben Loftus cheek Connor Gallagher Romney Lukaku, Obama young and more could all be sold. I mean, what are you hearing? Because not a ton of leverage there when you're flooding the market with almost an entire team's worth of players. And the problem is that all the other collapse know that you need to sell players. So this is not making things easy for Chelsea board. For sure they have to set players. This is something that they already knew in January. They have to. They have to. So many of the names you mentioned are under percent out of the project. Players like Obama young, die. I see them leaving and a percent for police, it will depend on the proposals. There are many players which are waiting to see who's going to be the manager. For example, Maison mount, mountain cover, she shot out of contract in summer 2024. If they're not going to extend the contract in June or in July, they're going to be on the market and so these are more players prepared to leave Chelsea by another player who could leave. There are really many players, including the goalkeepers. Let's see what happens there because with Kevin Mandy, you have to make a decision, trust one of them, or maybe sell both and trust a new goalkeeper. And then you have Z lo Nina, who is for the future, of course, but you're already invested in important money on these American talented boys. So there are many things to decide together with a coach, but yes, one so your question is pat Chelsea to sell something like 9, ten players this summer. We got this question from a lot of listeners, but I'm going to name Chad in Denver, Colorado, who asked fab. It's a way out of Chelsea for Christian Pulisic that's not a step backwards in his career. I would keep things open for a four honestly because maybe new coach like pochettino comes in and decides to trust it and maybe sell another player. So at the moment there is still nothing you decided on the on him. It's not a player who is under percent sure to leave Chelsea. What I feel is that he needs to be a consistent starter always in the starting 11. This is my personal opinion. My personal idea. And so this is why I think he has to look at different options because the Chelsea to be in the starting 11 with many layers in that position is not going to be easy at all. But at the moment from what I understand, they have not decided yet. And when in January, they received some approach for some loan deal. They were never open to let him go on loan. So it has to be an important proposal for a permanent transfer in December. From one London club in a state of turmoil to another Tottenham Hotspur, really one of the most traumatic 5th place Premier League campaigns of all time. By the way, as an Everton fan, bite your own off to have Tottenham's problems, but after that 6 one humiliation at Newcastle, Tottenham announced they are replacing interim manager Christian Selena. Honestly, my heart feels for that bloat. They're going to go into electric boogaloo Ryan Mason. Stellini lasted 28 days, spurs have now had three managers, including two interims since last march. Take us inside the decision by Dan Levy, the decision maker at Tottenham and how if at all impacts what comes next. To give you first of all my opinion, I think it's crazy to have an interim manager at Tottenham for ten games. It's not like two, three games. It's ten games. You are 14 table. You are fighting for the Champions League spot, and you can't go with an intern coach. This is just my idea. You have to have a proper coach to fight for the Czech spot. It's totally not a small club. And you have to respect also the fans who go to the stadium and fight with the team to have check this link next season. So I think that was a big mistake, not because of stellini. He's a very good guy, very humble guy, but his first experience as a coach and this is too big for him. So this is the point. Now, what happened is that they were new internally. And that was impossible to continue with the line after Newcastle game. So this is why they decided to fire him and to give the job to write amazing. Now he's back there to try to help Tottenham is not going to be easy at all because I think as Antonio called dimension in that famous press conference, the problem is also with the players, not just with the managers. So this is why it's not going to be easy at all. What is important to say is that I'm a 100%, of course, will have a new coach in the summer. They are already working on that. The changes that Fabio parati, director of football is no longer there. He resigned a few days ago and so now let's see what Daniel Levy will decide because fabi she was considering some options, including Luis Enrique, for example, now for Daniel Levy. I am told that they spoke to Vincent company. So this could be one of the options, but there is a 5 minute short list that Tottenham. So the race is absolutely open. They will take some time to decide which is the best option, but they will have new coach and I think they will change also some players in the summer. Who is on that short list, Julia nagelsmann, so young, so talented, so dented by his Bayern experience. What would he see in Tottenham? Where are those negotiations? Miguel Delaney reported yesterday that he's already talking about a summer move. Yeah, but at the moment from what they understand with nagas man is not something advanced. So it's not yet that advanced stages with Julian Agatha. I think they're waiting to understand what happens with this domino managers, including Chelsea, ballady clarified Tottenham never called pochettino. I know the fans love him. I was there in February in Tottenham Milan game and the fence were chanting the name of pochettino after the game, disparate with Conte, but they never called pochettino. So now it's on them to decide who is the best option, but it's still nothing decided. I think this is something that they will decide in May or first week of June. Can you shed some light fab into why that is? The potch was available. We know he's off to Chelsea now. Why did Tottenham not even reach out no conversation zero? I think on one side is about relationships because when they parted ways in the past, maybe it was not in the best way. This is one of the one of the points and the other one I'm sure that Daniel Levy wants something different. So wants to build a new era with a new manager, new face, and not to bring in pochettino back to Tottenham, but to go with something different. This is why, but they really never approached him officially in the last two, three months. One subplot, a question from a GFP, Amy laz in Brooklyn. Tottenham met with young flavor of the month rem football manager, football manager, will still, her question was, what are the chances spurs could double their Ginger quoting? Those kind of meetings fab, are they real? Who puts them out into the media? Is it the club? Is it will still's reps? Do they amount to anything? Are they a reflection of real interest? I don't know who put that in the media, but I'm not aware of that, honestly. I think Tottenham will go for different kind of manager with all the respect he's doing an excellent job there in France, but I think they will go for different kind of manager and they need someone who can handle the pressure who knows what does it mean to be the thought that I'm coaching that kind of difficult moment. So it's not going to be him from what I understand. Amy lassen, Brooklyn, I'll answer your question. I'll tell you he's putting will still out into the media. It's Amy laz in Brooklyn. Fellow tennis players go for soccer parents anyone who spends time in the sun. Have a listen to this next spot as we head towards summer. It's something that is so important. I'm talking about protecting your skin with native sunscreen. I can give my skin the protection it needs and soak up some much needed sun at the same time, natives quickly absorbing ultra shear hydrating and lightweight sunscreen formula
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"romano" Discussed on The Rich Eisen Show
"Was Raymond. Raymond. I'm Raymond. Yes. Anyway, the CBS took I gave him this list. And they said, we'll test it. And they do everything. They test. They put it in front of an audience. And they said, everybody loves Raymond tested better. And I was like, that's why we shouldn't do it. We should go the other way, right? But then he made that, I said, listen, it's going to be a top ten show. I was kind of just goofing around. This is going to be top ten. I'm going to have to live with that. And he said, if it's top ten, you can change it to whatever you want. And when it was top ten, that's exactly what he said. Well, we can't change it now. You're in Raymond. I'm Raven. Would not have had the same ring to it. Raymond's tree, family tree. Oh, they were horrible. Yeah, I couldn't think of anything. That kind of worked out. Yeah. I mean, yeah, I mean, I guess I am complaining, but I'm not complaining. All right, last one for you. True or false, it took 45 minutes every day to create your Brian grazer inspired hairdo on get shorty, but we see on the screen right there. That took 45 minutes every day for you. I don't know if it took that long. Okay. You know? It definitely took longer than to wash it out, but yeah, that was so that's your hair. That's it. They would just put all sorts of inspired by mister grazer, yeah. Yeah, I would have to keep whenever I saw him. I would have to tell him, I'm just doing the hair. It's not you. The character I play is not you, because the character was, you know, I don't think he was flattered by that character. Oh, yeah, but that's also Elmore Leonard, so it's a hack. That was fun, show, man. Thank you. That was great. You got a good Scorsese De Niro or Pesci story from the Irish man, like your favorite go to, ray. I mean, I imagine as a kid from queens. Yeah, so it was crazy. That you were in a Scorsese movie with those guys. Total surreal had to be. Yeah, I have two stories, and there may be long, but I don't know if you can edit it. We have a few minutes. They're not that long, actually. But the first one was my first scene with De Niro. First of all, just the fact that I'm in there is nuts, right? Yeah. Okay. And now, Martin Scorsese, I knew from vinyl, there was a show vinyl on HBO. Right, right. Right. So that's why he cast me in this. But he just cast me in this. Vinyl I had to audition. So he saw what I was going to do in vinyl. Okay. So the fact that he cast me in vinyl, well, he knows what I'm going to do because he's seen it. Now he's casting me in Irish man. I want you to play this role. So I'm terrified, because what if I don't, I don't know, what if he doesn't like what I'm doing with this character? Okay. So now on day two, I'm doing my first scene with De Niro and it's a pretty big scene. We're sitting across and I'm playing a lawyer. He's a young union guy. And yes, that's the scene right there. He's the scene. Yes. And we're going back and forth. And it takes, you know, it takes a long time to do a scene like that, like three, four hours, this side, that's this way. Yeah. And De Niro is a man of a few words, you know? Yes. And so the scene ends, I'm three, four hours, Scorsese right there. And listen, I don't need people to pat me on the back, but I think I needed it right there, you know? And nothing. I get nothing from Scorsese, nothing from De Niro. I go to my car the days over, I go to my car, I'm driving to the hotel and I call my wife and I'm like, I don't know, man. I really don't know. They didn't say anything. And she's like, just relax. And I'm really in turmoil now. Can I get fired from this? Maybe I don't know. I get to the hotel. We're checking in. It's a Long Island. I'm checking in and it's about two hours after we rap now. And all of a sudden I hear ray. And I look at it's De Niro. And I go, oh, hey, not a word. Walks over, grabs me, kisses me on the cheek, walks away. Now, you would think that's a good thing, but it is a mafia movie. What was it on the lips, right? We know that one of The Godfather. But I went to my room and I called
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"And that led to everybody loves Raymond. Letterman produced my show. Worldwide pants. Yeah, will I pass? Sure. Yeah. But the first thing, yeah, I mean, was Johnny caution. I was about 6 years in the business when I got that. So what made you want to just do stand up to begin with or just a kid in Queens growing up? You made friends laugh and you figured. Yeah, kind of the funny guy wasn't, I wasn't the, there was a, there was a funniest guy in the neighborhood. It wasn't me. He always hear this story, too. He always hears the comedians say, I wasn't even the funniest dude in my neighborhood and was by far there was this other members. Do you remember his name? I do, John Oliver. John Oliver. Obviously. No, not that John Oliver. Different accent. Americans, American John on the queens John Oliver. Yeah, queen John Oliver. The funniest dude. And we started a little group and we put on sketches. This is when SAI live was starting, you know? So we started emulating them and we put on sketches for there was a teen club that every once every month, the teenagers were allowed to go into the basement of the church and they had ping Pong and knock hockey and knocking on a stage. And we decided, we decided to put on a sketch show when we wrote our own sketches, and that was my first taste of it. But then I didn't really, you know, so maybe I'll be an actor, I don't know. And then someone told me about an audition night at the improv, I was working at a gas station and I remember an old buddy pulled in and he said, he went to the audition night at the improv. I go, what's it like? He told me and I called up the club and they say you come down, you pick a number out of a hat for a Sunday of every month. You pick a number out of a hat and we give out 20 numbers. And if you're one of those 20, that's you go on that night. And I remember I brought a girl I knew from the neighborhood so we could both pick and I told her if you get a number and I don't, you know, they ask your name, tell them I wanted to give them an androgynous name, so I said, Jackie Roberts, give them Jackie Robin. And that's what happened. I went on as Jackie Roberts that night because she picked it, or I got a blank, and she picked it. You know, there's about 50 guys pulling for 20 numbers. And Jackie. And then, yeah, and then the owner of the club silver Friedman, she said, you know, if you get a call back, if they like it, you get a callback. I got a callback to come back next month. And so I had to go for the first couple months. I was Jackie Roberts.
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"romano" Discussed on Men In Blazers
"Sign the contour test new video player done deal. So we are able to sign better on the ads on a free transfer, but also Andres Ferrari for the future. Arthur artery is a left back playing from the print link from America in south America. And also playing for Brazilian national team, very talented, he will be by your Leverkusen player very soon. Done deal, he had his medical on Sunday, 7 million feet and so near full back four by 11. He will be new Borussia more player. This is not a surprise because we knew already November December. They wanted him, but now the deal is completed. So Ben said by me, we'll join Borussia dormant on a free transfer. I'm always putting complicated names. Just for me. Yes, but can you please Atlantic player talented midfielder for Majorca and also for the South Korean national team? Keep an eye on Premier League clubs because he could be on the move in the summer. He wants to try new challenge and Premier League could be his destination. Thank you fabri for our first episode with the men in blazers video networks and the first of many and thank you so much. Talk to you very, very soon. Thank you. Chow. And here are we. Go. What a gen. What a king fab is and this pod is TaylorMade. As a digestible piece of content for all of us who are looking to stay up with what we need to know about footballs just ever changing spiraling dizzy and carousel the transfer market Chelsea fans with Todd bully at the helm. This is undoubtedly going to be a top your cube. Subscribe now. Wherever you get your pods. Look up here we go. Find it, subscribe. We should also say it'll help on network grow and grow and grow. So subscribe, share, rate
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"You mentioned pochettino, so it's a perfect link to talk about total right now. Yes, we have to understand I know we have many questions from Tottenham job two. No, it's not just about Chelsea, but also about Tottenham and for pochettino at the moment there is still no direct conversation between positivity and we have to see what Tottenham we decided to do for the new coach, what's going to happen with Fabio with the appeal on April 19th so there are many things to clarify a Tottenham. One thing I wanted to add. I understand that a Tottenham, the list is like 5 managers they are considering, not just one. So they have a long list that thought and with Daniel Libby to decide and I'm told that in this list, Vincent company was doing an excellent job at bartley, is one of the names, so he's a proceeded by Tottenham and could be one of the options. Man united contracts is always a conversation we have here because there are many contracts always to talk about. One of them is Marcus Rashford. Yes, for Marcus Rashford, the situation is very clear. I think he denied last week some of the statements about the stories that were around about him about the salary about the richest, what's happening, they're going to discuss club sale and this is going to be a crucial moment to understand about the samurai budget for my united top priority to extend rashford and dialog contracts. These are two priorities for the club. With rashford, I heard that Marcos rashford is very happy at Manchester United. He's prepared to conversation with Manchester United contract. He's now focusing on the pitch, but he's very happy with it. He's very happy with the club. And so the conversation will continue between my united rashford. We are not at the signing stage yet. They are speaking conversation and we will understand more very soon. Luke Shaw was signing a contract until June 2027. That is agreed, let's see how it will continue with yoga and David de Gaia because also the gallery's negotiating a new content. He wants to stay. Our sound fans are desperate to know about the future and what will happen to the contract of soccer as well because he isn't being science. But very soon. So don't worry as an offense. I will sign a new contract very soon until 2028 soaker is staying for William saliba conversations ongoing. It will continue also April probably end of April and other direct contact, but they're speaking. Arsenal and saliba over new contracts. What's next for him? Three clubs, Chelsea, because Chelsea will sign a new midfielder in the summer new number 6. This is the idea. Manchester United also appreciating monoclonal a lot. So these two clubs, but keep an eye on PSG because he's French, he's really tempted by this PSG possibility and PSG want to refresh the midfield. So mano kone, borus, and midfielder, very good player in the list at Chelsea. May united, but with PSG really pushing. And now for our the price tag will be around €50 million plus adults for monocoque. For our American Friends of many blazers that there is our first podcast officially with them, some updates about American players. Of course, we will touch on American players many times. Many times. I want to start with the search in your desk who is basically never playing on loan from Barcelona. He will return to Barcelona so Milan will not trigger the buy option and they are already exploring options for the summer. We had rumors about union Berlin but I told this is not a priority. They are looking for different opportunities. So search engine discussion will take place in the next weeks, but he's not staying at Milan. And then I have some good news for Ricardo petti, who had a fantastic international break, scoring goals for the United States man national team is scoring goals. He's back on track. I would say, after not being called up for the workout finally, we see Ricardo Pete is scoring goals and doing what he knows very well to do because he's a very talented player. He's on loan to Groningen from Augsburg. So officially he will return to Augsburg at the end of the season, but I'm told that he's under percent no state there, so the idea of Riccardo babies to try a new challenge to leave house we're going to permanent transfer. I am told that PSV and oven and finer in added Visa are really interested in so keep an eye on these two options. Also, primarily club a few days ago, approach it. The Augsburg to understand about the situation, but peppy once different kind of challenge now. He wants to have different kinds of steps, and so add a division is a concrete possibility. Quick fires. Rafael, fantastic game yesterday, a negotiation continue between Rafael and Milan to extend the contract out of contra summer. 2024, but Leo and Milan are speaking over new content is not done yet by the conversation is there. Kevin dance. Center back of lens, he's doing very well in ligand disease and congrats to Lance in general. They're doing very well coming in nuts. So it's very talented, three Italian clubs, one English club, one Spanish club, all in the race for cabin danzo. He will leave less in the summer. Andres Ferrari talented striker playing for defense of sporting in Uruguay born in 2003 while we are recording the podcast from our studio, he is on a flight to go to Spain to have the medical test and
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"Messi is not accepting as I always mentioned because of sporting reasons. Messi wants to understand who's going to be the coach how many players will change, what kind of PSG project they will be for next season. So between Messi and PSG at the moment is stand by, waiting on PSG to communicate the future today. But on Barcelona side, we know that bars I have gone public Barcelona won't messy, they insist that they want to complete this dream as soon as possible, there are two crucial points to understand what's going to happen. The first one, financial fair play, of course, bars I have to understand how to proceed. The second, the relationship between Messi and the laporta this is another crucial point because at the moment, beginning of April, there is still no bid. So messy and Barcelona are not negotiating length of the contract. This kind of things. Bars I have to understand how to proceed in the mess negotiations and then there could be a concrete negotiation with Messi. There were approaches and let me mention one point Chavez Hernandez Travis is crucial. Chavi is calling Messi again and again and again they have excellent relationship and so Chavez pushing a lot and this could be an important factor for the future of Le Mans. But Barcelona will be there for sure. Staying on Barcelona and the transfer strategies. What's going on with the top talent with a rocket? Yeah, stop talent playing for Atlético parana and set up striker, young, but really talented. The youngest player to be called up with Brazil since Ronaldo phenomenon. So imagine how talented aviator rocky was a situation. His father was in Barcelona today. We saw the images, so we can mention and confirm that his father was in Barcelona to speak to barsa, but his father, together with agents of the player, was also around Europe in the last few days, London, Paris to have conversations. I'm told that there are also Premier League clubs tracking him, including arsenal because also arsenal are following this player at the moment is not the negotiation, but they are following the player. From what they understand, the player priority is Barcelona. So Vito rocke would love to join barsa but again, financial for play, how much bar second spent for Victor rocky. From what I understand the political permanent set want not less than 45 50 million. So not anything negotiation, let's say if barsa will be able to find a way or other clubs from PSG or maybe from Premier League clubs will be able to enter the race. There are many questions about Jacqueline who is now of course on loan to buy Munich also what's happening with the situation on the new manager with two car now going to buy in so they might change the future of cancelo and it's been talks also for Barcelona for potentially for Boston for the future. Yes. What's the status of his future and what will happen to concealer? First point Bayer will not trigger the buy option for cancelo, Norway. So by I will not pay €70 million for cancelo. The only option if they want to keep cancelo would be to negotiate with Manchester City for a lower fee but also lower than 50 not lower than 70. This is the only the only possibility what is important to say is that Thomas Tuchel will now decide together with buyer board. So end of April, beginning of May, they will meet and they will discuss the situation of cancel. At the moment, nothing decided, but no idea to trigger the buy option. Also important to mention that Barcelona appreciate can sell, but again, it's important to understand with the financial for play, how much they can invest on that position on the right back position, because they already had consent on the listing January, but was not possible to proceed with the financial replay. Something more on Barcelona. Many questions on sufa Manchester City today there was some record, but I'm not aware of any contact between barsa and CT for and so far. And then chubby, chubby will extend his contract with varsa. It will probably happen at the end of the season. He wants to win La Liga and then celebrate with the new contract, but the vision is very clear Travis will extend. Before going back to the Premier League, a little about Carlo Ancelotti's future, he also spoke on the opening about that. And you had something else about yourself. Yes. For a car Ancelotti, I think is very clear. He would love to stay at Real Madrid, but Ramadi, you have to win. So as we always mentioned, let's see how the champions leak situation will go for for Real Madrid, and then we will understand the future of cardiologic, but let me clarify that two hell was one of the names in the list that I made as potential candidate in case they changed. This is not guaranteed, pochettino remains in the least at Real Madrid, raul remains in the least adrenaline, so let's keep an eye also an internal solutions in case enchilada will leave and for Brazilian national team, they will wait for Carlo Ancelotti. So they are prepared to wait until June, July, no problem. They are only waiting for Carlos Ortiz as they want him as new head coach. And the other update on Al Madrid, I can confirm what I said a few weeks ago, they will offer brahim Diaz a new long-term contract. He will return from a simile. He's alone to Milan. Yesterday he had a fantastic game with Napoli, and he will return to Al Madrid, they are offering him a new long-term contract. So conversation ongoing, let's say the decision of brain, let's see also the decision of Milan because Milan would love to negotiate with our Madrid to keep the player. 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"Romanos. Here we go podcast taped with his mate, Francesco poor, and the very first episode of the pod to appear here on our growing network of podcasts. We are so bloody humbled to have these gents riding with us, fabs can actually pod twice a week. These are podcast designed to keep you dear listener, plugged into the perpetually unspooling world of global football's comings and goings, transfers don't sleep. And if you want to stay in the know about what goes down behind the scenes, where your club is, whom they're targeting this, I hope is the podcast for you. And here's the important bit. Here we go. The podcast is going to be how it's on its own feed. It's not on the regular men in places podcast feed and what you're listening right now. So you need to make sure to search. Here we go. Those three famous words and then subscribe, subscribe, subscribe, and today we're going to bring you this week's episode right here as a taste of what you can expect. So here it is. Here we go. With fabrizio Romano. And where are we? Javari, chagas. Welcome back. We are finally back together in a new area. We already announced it last week and we are now part of the many blazer media network from this week officially and we start a new year for our podcast. Yes, and this is a fantastic moment. Let me say thanks to many blazers thank to roger and all the guys from the team because it's a big opportunity I think for us to partner with many blazers to keep an eye on worldwide football as we always do. So of course European football but also international football and it means also soccer in this case with some points on MLS of course on American players. We will touch on absolutely everything guys here on the podcast is a super pleasure because they are a big passionate about football now as we are and so I think this is the perfect connection and also we will keep an eye on the work 2000 20 6 a little bit there. Maybe we'll be there finally. We really hope that thanks. Thanks a lot to many blazers and ready to kick off this new partnership today. And let me say that it's a nice beginning of the new era because there are a lot of things happening we had last week the news of two month and now is involved again in another big potential new change because grandpa was sacked by Chelsea and he might be the new Chelsea coach. What's the latest? Yes, I wanted to start with the situation of Gran Porter. So I wanted to start revealing a bit what really happened between Graham Paul and Chelsea because this is actually shocking not the news of Graham Potter fired because honestly after the Aston Villa game, Saturday night right after the game I had all the indications of Graham Potter close to being to being fired, then that was not under percent decided, but then during the night and in the morning Sunday morning, the decision was made and then Sunday, lunch, time, it was communicated to Graham Potter, so it was yesterday lunchtime when they communicated to the coach that he was out, but his shocking because they invested big money for him. They paid the close to Brighton in September, so it was a big investment for Chelsea. 21 million. Yes, and also they protected him in difficult moments, January, February, march was not easy at all, the job for grandpa is also important to mention that Chelsea are rebuilding everything many new players, new people into the board, so it's a big revolution, but it's fair to say that they always protected and supported him. Then what happened after the Aston Villa game in the internal meetings, Chelsea is not one single person deciding, but it's the owners, the board, many people. It's like 6, 7 people together. Deciding. Of course, the owners have the final say, but what is important to mention is that they felt that the energy was no longer there, no positive energy, no good connection, and so they wanted to give a shock to the end of the season of Chelsea. They wanted to shake the situation a bit into the dressing room. Also because they feel in the Champions League, they can do well with their Madrid maybe with a new face. On the bench and so they decided to fire Potter. Another important point, some players were not so happy. Let me say that he's also normal when you have many players over the squad not 21 or two things are not going well because it's something is something normal, but some of the players were not happy they wanted a different kind of shock and so the idea was to fire Potter despite protecting him for a long time. It was not easy for them on the human side, but they decided to proceed. So pattern no longer the manager since Sunday lunch time. This is one of the days of the episodes that things might change quickly. So now we are recording this episode and things might be different in a few hours. Yeah. But let me start to talk about this man because he's, of course, one of the names, you know? The Chelsea are talking to. Yeah. And it's the name that I also shared on Saturday night. You remember what? Yes. When I tweeted right after the meat, the game because I was told that nagas man already in Saturday night discussions was mentioned internally at Chelsea. Yes, many fans into the Chelsea board because Christopher V was the technical director. Of course, he knows very well union nuggets man, but also other people into the board. They are really optimistic on the future because they feel that nagas man could be the perfect man for the job, so there is a discussion now ongoing internally at Chelsea since Saturday night, Sunday, today's Monday and it will continue today tomorrow to get things done as soon as possible. Let me mention that from what I understand Chelsea will try to have a new coach as soon as possible. So it's not guaranteed that it's going to be the end of the season for season 23 24. It's possible it's still possible that it will be now. So after the Liverpool game or maybe later this week, or maybe next week, I don't know, it depends on Chelsea. It could be really fast or more slow, but they want a new coach as soon as possible. On Julian Nagar, what is important to say is that he's really appreciated internally. From what I understand there was already an approach from Chelsea, we did not. So a direct approach Chelsea. And that was positive from what they heard. I know that we have many different stories in the last few days, but from what I heard, I am told that it was a positive approach, not that many open to discuss with Chelsea about long-term project, so the conversation is there. Chelsea, nagas man, the conversation is positive, then we have to see what's going to happen with other names in the list because, for example, Luis Enrique, Ruben and morin, there are many managers appreciated internally Chelsea, but nagin is the favorite to get the job, the conversation happened, the contact happened, now Chelsea will take their time. So let's see how long it will take. Chelsea want to be under percent sure because they were convinced Potter was the man for the future, not just for the present, but for the future. Now they can't miss again. So they want to be under percent sure, and so for magazine, the discussion is going to take place very soon with new context, final point, no contact yet, by your Chelsea. And this is an important one because it's still under contract until 2026. So if Chelsea will decide to go for nuggets, man, they have to pay. A compensation. And so still waiting between clubs, but the approach was there. Chelsea are, on the other hand, already moving forward, not already thinking about the summer and the future as always. Yes. And also the future for summer 2025, in this case, because the news, it was in February, but I confirmed yesterday and they can confirm today that this week Chelsea will sign Kendrick pipes. I know many of you will tell me who is this guy. He's a talented but really talented player. 15 years old, born in 2007 May 2007, but this is not a normal talent. This is a special talent playing for the first team of independent advice in Ecuador, also playing with the under 17 of Ecuador and his 15 years old, so imagine the value of this boy, very young, vertical and he's a midfielder, many collapsed in Europe wanted him by a Leverkusen, Borussia Dortmund, Manchester United, tracking him, but Chelsea have the agreement in place. It will be signed this week, the important part is the contract is ready. The medical test will be scheduled soon. The agreement is in place, one thing. This boy could cost €20 million. I don't include it. Of course, because it will depend on the performances when he will arrive in England. It will be in summer 25, so when he will turn 18, but imagine €20 million potential fee for 15 year old boy incredible. We have to mention also linear message today because it was Whistler again on Sunday Night. There is a difficult situation right now. And the future of Leo Messi is in doubt. We don't know what's going to happen. We know the Barcelona went public about the interest and but it's not clear yet what will happen. The bid from presidential man is still there. So president Trump man made the proposal to the Massey. It was made end of February beginning of March and the proposal is still there. But
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"I didn't kind of joke lasted my day. And while we're final three four hours, I say you will never guess which player Chelsea made a bid for. It's 50 million pounds. It was rejected, but I'm sure no one will ever guess which layer he was. And he was Romeo lavia, who joined Southampton on the same summer. So a few weeks before and Chelsea tried to sign him. But in that moment, people were going completely crazy. How they love it. They stop you in the street and they don't ask you, which player we're going to sign. But they ask you how much do we pay, how does it work for the release close? How much is the add on into the deal? So they want to know all the details. They are going really crazy for transfers. And so I would say English fans, but yes, thought and fans may even have advanced completely completely crazy for football and college. They also shall defense have to mention. Let's start with Tottenham then. They were having the best of times the worst of the times. Best of times, but they're still enforced place, but the worst at times the chaos, the separation with Antonio Conte. Today's news at director of football, Fabio paratici was hit with a worldwide ban for FIFA for his role in Juventus dodgy dealings. Lots of rumors about Julian nagelsmann right now, Tottenham have decided that they're going to stay for the rest of the season. With a temporary manager and then pick up a long-term manager in the off season, nagelsmann so young, so burned by the shocker being fired by a team who splashed €25 million just to get him from Leipzig 22 short months ago. And you've said of him and spurs the noggin wants to see a project, a vision. He wants to have an influence and a good relationship with the board. So honestly, where does that leave him with Tottenham? Honestly, from what they understand that the moment the risk is nothing advanced between nagas Mann and Tottenham, I think this link was very strong on the media also because it was everything in the same 24, 48 hours with content living Tottenham and magazine with the shocking news of magazine living buyer. So this is why this was really strong in the media. It's through the talk and I have an interest in. But at the moment, from what they understand, you are not going to want to take some time. He's really disappointed really shocked by what happened with Bayer. He was absolutely not expecting that kind of situation. And so my understanding is that congressman will take some time. I don't see an Agatha signing any contract now during the season. I think everything will be in June in July. He will think about the project. He will consider many options around Europe not just out of them. And so I think that doctor I'm sure is not just stealing. Like 5, 6 names. Now it's important to see what kind of manager they want. If they want to go for a model of manager appreciated by Daniel Levy and no one else or if Alibaba will still be involved after they use you mentioned today it was an important one also for top ten. He will appeal for sure. So we have to understand what that that's also due to the director. But at the moment, I understand that there are many candidates and I'm not sure that language money is that close to the total job because for him, the project is true. He wants to have power. He wants to be in good relationship with the board after what happened at iron. And so it will take some time before he decides. The final woman spurs. Harry Kane. Trying to work out to stay or go and you've said Tottenham are prepared to fight for him as he did when he wanted to leave for Manchester City two years ago. But how do you understand what's going on in the player's mind is he's trying to work out his next crucial move and there's such doubt as to whom the next spurs coach the next the leader of the rebuild can be or will be. He wants to know about the manager for him the manager is absolutely crucial and so for hurricane doctor Marvin insisting they told him and his brother chapli that they want to extend the contract. They want him to stay to be the face of the project also for the future. So they want hurricane to stay, but at this stage hurricane wants to know who's going to be the coach, what kind of project they have, editing is a fantastic football player, but it's not that young. That's how he wants to make sure that he can try finally to run a trophy to win a trophy. We're talking on this is something that he really wants to do. But at the moment he still waiting for the new coach is waiting for the new project before having a new meeting. We're talking and deciding on the contract. So it's question to watch for sure. We have to keep an eye on Manchester United because my united thinking of a traditional number 9 for the summer and hurricane is one of the players they are perceived to end up with Viktor rosman and that candidates, but for sure this is a situation to watch what I can say is that negotiating with doctor we've done you especially for a top layer like a hurricane is not going to be easy at all. One more big Premier League open question before we turn our attention to Europe, you mentioned Manchester United, the takeover, shrouded in confusion,
¿Dice Así? Podcast
"romano" Discussed on ¿Dice Así? Podcast
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Skullduggery
USC Professor, Dan Schnur, on the Californian Recall Election
"Now have with us. Dan sure a former republican strategist now teaches politics and communications at berkeley and usc dan welcome to skulduggery as thanks so much for having me appreciate it so you are a california guy hence are interested in reaching out to you with this california recall coming up. On september fourteenth. There was a lot of concern in democratic party. Ranks about this about a month or so ago. That seems to have abated. Although there's a lot of attention and a lot of campaigning going on what your sense of where this stands right now at this point Governor newsom looks like he's in a very very strong position to defeat the recall. Nothing is guaranteed is likely to be a low turnout. Election but based on the early voting patterns based on the polls in based on newsome's immense fundraising advantage. If he wore if the recall order pass. At this point it would be a major major
Skullduggery
Manchin Won't Support $3.5T Reconciliation Package
"This week we've got the reconciliation process proceeding in congress. And it's not going well so far for the democrats. Joe mansion is pretty much laid down the gauntlet. He's not gonna go along with the three point five trillion dollar package at the white house and house. Democrats and senate democratic leaders want. He's said the could go along with something like one point five trillion which is according to mine a loss fifty seven percent. I'm going to break in here often. You your characterization of things not going well for democrats. It's not going well by the standards of the political media that if if democrat. I don't play the second second you're talking about. But you're talking about the reconciliation process. Not going well. So let's stick to the process and you're using a standard that they don't get the three point five trillion dollars. It'll be victory for the republicans to defeat for the democrats. The negotiations really are just starting in earnest and if mansion has already saying he could support up to one point five trillion. Then it's possible. I would say. Probably even likely that he'll end up somewhere between two trillion and two point five trillion way short of the three point five trillion but nevertheless a historic spending
The Daily Dive Weekend Edition
Ghost Kitchens See Light of Day During Pandemic
"Of ghost kitchens is expanding exponentially, as is investment in the concept. What's a ghost kitchen and then those? No, It's not a place where ghost is the chef Michelle Romano, Tech entrepreneur and co founder of Clear Coat. These are very small kitchens that are designed to serve only customers. That order from them from platforms like seamless or uber eats. And so there's no need for a storefront. There's no need for guests eating, Romano says. That means you don't have to invest a million dollars to start up a ghost kitchen like you would a regular restaurant. You can set up a ghost kitchen now. $50,000. Now This isn't just about startups and entrepreneurs. Grocery giant Kroger will begin preparing restaurant meals from Ralph's location in Los Angeles this fall. More kitchens will be added in stores later this year in a joint venture with Kitchen United, which specializes in ghost kitchens. As many as six different restaurant companies, including local, regional and national brands will be featured. Gregg
Behind the Bets
2021 College Football Betting Preview
"Gentleman. I have picked the brain of many times. Jay romano pro. Better here in las vegas good to be with you. Thanks for having me all right well. We finally broke the seal. Got you on the pod. And i think it's a perfect situation. Do college win. Totals because the board has been hit pretty hard. But there's still a lot of opportunities out there and we're we're obviously. The calendars turned to mid august. We are ready to go Football season's right around the corner. So i know there's a lot of plays you like a little bit off the grid but i want to start the marquee ones and it's the one that's my favorite of a mall and i've talked about it a few times on daily wager. I believe i've even mentioned it here on the podcast but i am very very big on auburn under seven now the juices move some shops or six and a half. If you want to go six plus money that's fine. It's just so tough when you get the push at seven so i prefer the seven with the juice and it all comes down to the schedule. Not the only reason but the schedules really really difficult. And you've got bama. You got an got georgia. I don't think there's any chance auburn win those games. I know rivalry game and war eagle and all that stuff with the with the iron bowl but it's just auburn is rebuilding. And they have a new coach bryan. Hartson coming in from boise. State and bonex is just not materialize into the quarterback that everyone thought he would be. Maybe a new oc. Mike bobo will unlock. I'll just kind of have to see it to believe it. So in addition to obama. Georgia am there at lsu. They have all miss at home. You know at arkansas. And then there's there's this tough spots here and it's a team that's going to be lacking on offense defense. They're calling card. So i think i don't see how they go eight and four to lose this play. Well i i would definitely recommend Playing the seven laying the juice in this situation. I almost always gonna lay the juice versus taking maybe plus one ten plus one twenty on the under. It's definitely worth the extra half a game. I'm actually high on auburn this year. However i completely agree with you. The schedule is brutal. There's just no breeders for them. I think bonex. Could you know have an improvement. This year they can play well. It's just there's just not enough wings on the schedule. It really looks like they're ceiling is seven. It's just you know when you like. You said when you go to texas. Am have to play alabama lsu home against georgia. And then at penn state week three. It's just you forgot about the penn state game. I'm glad you mentioned that. Cause at the white out game in happy valley. yeah. And i'm looking headlines there between four and a half and seven and a half point underdogs So they can exceed expectations and still not go over this win total. Yeah no. it's a lot to ask. It's certainly a lot to ask but you're so you're high on wsb. Maybe as a dog and a lot of spots throughout the season. So i know you have some places. Well but notre dame under nine talk about not soft spots on the schedule that that's certainly stands out where you'll get the irish yet. The with them again is scheduled schedule. Schedule you know. I know there are top ten ranked team coming into the season but it is just absolutely unforgiving. Weakened weak outs starting at florida state where they opened about ten and a half eleven point favorites. It's down to seven and a half eight. That's not gonna be an easy task. Going into dough campbell on a standalone game in a national televised audience. Week one with a new quarterback Jet cohn was name started earlier this week. With up and down. Wisconsin played well and times. But we'll we'll have to see how he jumped there Notre dame is starting four new offensive lineman. They returned to starters on offense. It's it's a little early in the season For that type of test. So not only would. I looked afford a states Plus the points week one just a little bonus pick right there but the under nine for the season feels like a pretty safe option
Double Date with Marlo Thomas & Phil Donahue
Double Date with Ray & Anna Romano
"Our day in los angeles with ray and anna romano involved a little more staging than we were used to. That asked us to meet at a hotel near their home. So we got there a few hours early and rather than sit in noisy lobby. We booked a room ordered room service and then proceeded to rearrange furniture until the setting was just right. Once they arrived we all rated the minibar and everyone eight m. and m.'s while marlowe struggled with the recording equipment has to go. I can't believe you're doing it all but then when you press this button does it light. Because it's supposed to see here but you sorted out like chant. Yes okay well. that's funny. Analogy we finally settle down to talk well. First of all you guys met went how we worked together at a bank or a burke we were we were really young. Spank tiller us. I think i started when i was eighteen. He wasn't there yet. I started working there when i was twenty five. I lived at home. I twenty nine. Wow yeah so. I drove my bike to work. I was pretty much like not the the do start guy working at the bank. We know when he started there. There was a bunch of young girls. We all work there. And we're like oh there's a young guy starting here you know whatever. And then he stroked by late by the way always tend to sit back down about two years and i left after two years right and then i asked her out after i had left the bank. Yeah that's why. I wasn't working anymore. But little footnote. She was the third bureau xed out at the bank. The first he said
WBZ Afternoon News
Raimondo resigns after winning Senate confirmation as U.S. commerce secretary
"News tonight out of Rhode Island, where Governor Gina Raimondo moments ago officially resigned. That's because earlier today the Senate confirmed her to serve as president. Biden's Commerce secretary, Lieutenant Governor Daniel McKee will now be stepping in to take her place. Resignation letter tonight. Raimondo says she has utmost confidence in Maquis, now her nomination to be commerce secretary past today on an 84 to 15 vote. Republicans opposed to her confirmation say they were worried Romano wouldn't be forceful enough to confront the Chinese and the Chinese efforts to get an economic and technological edge through spying. Supporters of reminder, though, said they liked the fact that she has private sector experience. And she has shown she can match up workers with new economic opportunities like renewable energies again. Rhode Island Governor Genera Mondo officially stepping down tonight on her way to Washington to serve as commerce secretary.
Relationships & Revenue
"romano" Discussed on Relationships & Revenue
"Months the pandemic it and just being home every day in quarantine. so that's the blessing. Gotcha all right. We'll before we get to our final four which is coming up very quickly We're gonna do two things first. How can folks find you. They went to connect with you. They want it by one or both of your books or anything like that. How can they do that. So social media is the easiest place for me but maybe my website is a great place to start. Jason romano dot com. It's my name is easy to find me. But i'm also pretty active on twitter instagram. I mean you and i connected through twitter. So they're my dm's in my direct messages are open so if you want to reach me if you have their question or you just want to get in touch twitter. Instagram is probably the two best places on social media. And my books are available on amazon and barnes and noble books. A million and all those places that you buy books but if you wanted like an autograph copy or a direct copy we can make that happen as well and you can just again contact me and we'll figure out a way to do that interesting that you mentioned that we got a little further into the discussion than i was planning on to mention this part. But if you've got this far listeners. That's a good thing so if you want an opportunity to get a signed copy of jason's book on me. This is what you need to do. You need to grab your phone. You need to take screenshot of this episode. You need to tag jason and me in it and when you do that the first person do that. It's going to get a signed copy of jason's book. I'll i'll connect jason with you and we'll make all that happen so i love it john. That's awesome thank you for doing that. This is great. Yeah no doubt. I'm happy to do that. So let's just jump into our final four quick questions the first thing that pops in your mind yup alright..
Relationships & Revenue
"romano" Discussed on Relationships & Revenue
"I'm using the reference kneel before and he didn't do that he said. Listen i came to serve you. I came to give my life for you. And that's the essence of leadership is to serve and give your life for others and so that's really where this book centers around now and that's what putting on the uniform of leadership means every day we make a choice. We're going to wear this sort of uniform of leadership in our lives whether we're leading our family or we're at our job at church or wherever the uniform. Unfortunately for many of us we wear that uniform backwards and in most uniforms and sports. They have the name of the athlete on the back of the jersey and the name of the team on the front. We wake up every day. A lot of us including myself and we put that uniform on backwards and we have the name our names on the front of the jersey. Because it's about us. You heard what jesus said he said. Listen i came to serve you and so the name on the back of the jersey should remain there. It doesn't mean we throw ourselves out but it means we have to who we playing for every day. Are we playing for the playing for god or we playing for others or we playing for ourselves. I the uniform of leadership when you wear it properly. Is god first others second. And then ourselves third. Gotcha okay Listeners that fits right in with things that i've talked about on here many many times before. In fact i did an episode. Not all long ago. I referred to it as the time for leaders to rise so for those of you haven't heard that episode. That's a solo episode. I did a couple of weeks ago. check that one out because i i really share my heart about leadership and how important it is right now especially for what most would consider to be everyday people to rise up and become leaders because in case you don't know this leaders leadership has absolutely nothing to do with the title. That's exactly it has nothing to do. The title in fact the best leaders. I've ever met if you were to look at their.
Relationships & Revenue
"romano" Discussed on Relationships & Revenue
"This is relationships and revenue. These show where real answers come from real discussions about what holds men back in their relationships at home and in business better. Bottom line at work means improving life at home. This show is all about helping. You become a better entrepreneur and a better man. Welcome back everybody to relationships and revenue podcast. I'm your host. John allen so happy you decided to join us today and i have a very special guest for you. Jason romano is with us today. Jason how are you. What's up john. How you doing man man. I am fantastic doing much better than i deserve that same here. Glad to be here. This is awesome. Thanks for inviting me on your show. You bet you bet. Glad to have you here so listeners. If you're not familiar with who jason is. Let me fill you in. So jason as you heard in the intro. He is an author of two fantastic books. By the way jason speaker. He's been a media professional for over twenty years. He was a producer on. Espn excuse me emmy award winning producer. Which and your award is where. Because i don't see it behind you there it's on the mantle downstairs to show everybody of course you've got to display of emmy. Don't you watch us me if i had one. It's doubt a above the fireplace in the living room. That's where nice nice all right place of prominence like that like that's right all right and so he also mentioned that he is a podcast host as well. He's the host of sports spectrum podcast and on that particular podcast you interview athletes and coaches and entertainers personalities. But give us you. It's a bit of a twist. Have just anybody on your show us right now. We could have every athlete. That's available but we're a little more selective. I think because the content that we produce is very don't call it niche content niche content. However you pronounce that word but we our goal is to glorify god and all that we do with sports spectrum and so the conversations that we have intersex sports faith and so if somebody is on our show you can you can guarantee that. Their faith is important in in their lives in an important part of their lives. So that's kind of what distinguishes us i think from a place like espn or bleacher. Report or fox is that we are very in I guess Intentional about talking about these players. These athletes coaches whoever. We have on about their faith. In jesus gotcha okay. And that's actually a nice little segue into something. I wanted to talk about briefly for you listeners..
Podcast RadioViajera
"romano" Discussed on Podcast RadioViajera
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"romano" Discussed on Podcast RadioViajera
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Bloomberg Daybreak
Coronavirus Stimulus Talks Moving in Right Direction, Party Leaders Say
"This morning Democrats getting behind a scaled back stimulus toe. Try to restart talks for more. We're joined by Brown University Political science chair Wendy Schiller, professor Good to have you on with us this morning of morning where it seems like stimulus hopes. Spring eternal. But how much hope do you put in Speaker Pelosi in minority leader Schumer backing this bipartisan legislation that was worth about $900 billion it was put forward this week. Good morning, agent. Well, I mean, I think that they recognize that the you know the whole country is being hit really hard by this, but that they're the areas that are you know, traditional sport of Democrats are getting hit again really hard, and they had wanted direct aid for states and cities. They couldn't get it from Trump. They're not going to get from Senate Republicans. So basically someone like Durban and represents Illinois Big City like Chicago has to make a decision system Majority Minority Leader and them hard party and say, all right, we gotta get something you know if we you know, we especially unemployment, either top off or extension or some combination of those things on. I think the Democrats want to get what they can and not turn this into the first battle that Biden have the face once he's inaugurated. Is this about the pandemic, getting to the level that it's at now? Or is this a dose of political reality, given how the election turned out for the house, particularly with Democrats losing seats in November? I do think that the Democrats are not looking at a scenario that they hope to be looking at come January, which was a majority Democratic Senate and then picking up more seats in the house, where they could really, you know, right from ticket with Biden, so given that that's out the window. Even if the Democrats take one or two of US Georgia seats that's still not really a likely scenario you can control the Senate, barely. I have a very razor thin margin in the house now for the Democrats, So yeah, it's a political reality. But I think it's also about what they hope Biden can achieve What becomes president and taking one really big thing off the table before he starts that job, and I think that's a big incentive for them because then they could turn to things like infrastructure, which would also help the economy. Well, what's your sense of what President Biden could achieve. Given the realities of what Senate control is gonna look like either way, depending on how the Georgia run offs turned out, it's going to be a razor thin margin, no matter which way you slice it, and the president elect has said. Whatever gets past if something gets past, but during this lame duck session is going to be a down payment. For something much bigger. Well, right. I mean, this is what you know. Obama wanted a much bigger stimulus than he got in 2009 as well, and he had all three chambers. It's a very hard thing, particularly with it, you know, $3 trillion deficit and rising. So I mean, I just think one of the key factors. Both parties were looking at Tau look towards 2022. Because that's where both parties are looking right now, at least in the Congress side is that suburban voters were willing to split their ticket. And very noticeable voted Republican straight down the line voted for Joe Biden and maybe because it in like Trump. We don't know for sure, but they were willing to do that and then vote for Republicans in other offices, knowing that they're willing to do that means that they're up for Gramps, and I think that's the serve Achilles heel for the Republicans in blocking everything for Biden. I don't think they think they can do that and still safely hold onto the seats they want to defend in 2022, so that's where Biden and the Democrats have a bit of a bargaining advantage. In trying to get moderate proposal through that will help Cove it will help the economy will make suburban voters happy. I'm curious to get your take on how Biden has been starting to fill out his cabinet. Now. There are reports that he plans to announce his health team next week, and one of the names were hearing for health and human services. Secretary is someone that you're familiar with in your home state of Rhode Island Governor Gina Rowe Mondo That Gina Romano has done in an outstanding job in a very small state, but a very, very heavily densely populated state. So she's been dealing with sort of a big outbreak for a long time It subsided. Then it came back. She's been excellent communications and made some missteps very early on in terms of summer management with nursing homes, as other governors did, but generally speaking, has had very high approval ratings and has been thought to make this situation much better than it would have. Then, so she shown leadership in a very stressful time, And she's also communicated really well about why she's doing what she's doing. And I think any pick for HHS secretary has to be an excellent communicator because you have to basically explain the American people why we're doing what we're doing, and when we're doing it, and she's been doing that so consistently, and then it helps bring her state's not complete compliance. Bring her state along in a way that's been relatively successful. Are you surprised at all that, at least so far, we haven't heard any names of Democratic primary opponents on any of Biden's Cabinet shortlists. Well, he can't take. I mean, really. He just can't take anybody out of the Senate. Right? So that takes worn out that takes Sanders out. I know Sanders. People are very disappointed about that on. I think that's what Bernie was hoping for debris Sanders was hoping for, but you just can't take a Democrat out of the Senate. Even the Democratic government still can't do it right now, so that makes sense to me. I think people usually think people wanted him to get something he may still get something There's been talk about veterans affairs. But remember, you know, the Republicans have been relatively accepted to buy these choices so far, except for one choice. Neera Tanden for O M B. I think that's going to hit some some bumps along the way. Probably big bumps. But generally speaking, he wants a smooth Cabinet confirmations, You know process. So anybody who's super politicized more to the left of Biden for a top job. It's just probably out of the question, given the composition of the Senate. Only about 30 seconds left here. Do you think Attorney General Bar is on borrowed time after the voter fraud allegations from President Trump? I think during her borrow, looked ahead to the future and decided does he want to leave the Trump administration with any shred of credibility? And I think this move was designed to show that he wouldn't be try to leave with credibility and confirm the election knowing he's gonna leave anyway. And, you know, thinking about what's next so that he gets fired doesn't get fired. I think what he did was forward thinking for him. Not Miss Ellie and President Trump. Thank you Always could have you on with us. Brown University Political science chair Wendy Schiller with us this morning on
WGN Programming
Chicago is the 'rattiest city' in America for the sixth year in a row
"Out by Oregon that big pest control of service company listing Chicago as ratty assed city. In the country lay in the New New York York follow follow right right behind behind New New York York restaurant restaurant owner owner Giacomo Giacomo Romano Romano says says he he filed filed a a complaint complaint with with the the city city because because it's it's affecting affecting his his gas. gas. Seen Seen it it outside. outside. A A lot of people stop at Parker Center, which we had like this big limitation of like just only outdoor seating. If they know every month they needed just a termination. Lewis study found that rodents are becoming more visible and also more forceful because they're forced to find new food. Sources of Ed Pandemic Restaurant closures.
News, Traffic and Weather
Israeli kibbutz tweaks its name to honor Ginsburg
"A kibbutz in northern Israel is changing its named honor late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Kibbutz Ramat Hash offense. The judges Heights is named after an early 20th century Jewish American judge in a weeklong tribute to our V G there, temporarily tweaking the name to Romano has offended Slight change makes the word judge female. This's ABC News.
Rachel
4 Cincinnati Reds players, including Joey Votto, take knee during national anthem
"Reds players Joey Votto, Amir Garrett, Philip Bourbon and Alexa Blandino took a knee during the national anthem prior to the Tuesday exhibition game. The one player that received most of the media coverage nationally with Joey Votto because he's the face of the franchise. The players lined up alongside the first base line in an empty stadium. Urban Votto Garrett Blandino. Mike Moose tacos to put his left hand on urban shoulder. Cody Reed put his hand on Garrett Shoulder and Sal Romano put his hand on Blandino is back, and the manager David Bell is a very good man. Still, alongside the players took any Right next to Blandino. And after the game and a postgame Ah, little get together, David Bell said. Quote. This is a group of players, coaches and staff that are extremely respectful in their constant looking to do the right thing. I know the situation is personal. It's emotional for all of us. I wanted them to know that they had my support. And several players Votto Garrett Urban Moustakas have worn black lives matter shirts during the workouts in preseason camp and Garrett and Urban or the team's only African American players.
Hugh Hewitt
A Look At The Latest Movies In Theaters
"Movies tonight's premiere a lot of really interesting movies premiering tonight including the latest in the terminator series in the first movie that James Cameron's been involved in in a bit joining us now to talk about terminator dark fate and a few others is sorry bunch Washington post center stage contributor and movie critic joining us here in the here who have program said bunch good to talk to you about friends here in Cleveland how are I'm great Bob I'm great it is it is kind of a weird weekend at the at the movies you've got you've got a couple of pseudo award hi quite releases coming out this weekend you've got motherless Brooklyn right which is the ad Norton new are about life in New York City in the in you know thanks Vera it it is that the the problem with this movie is that it is the features as Norton doing that very ed Norton the actor leaf thing you know if you've seen the trailer a hundred times and I have a you know that this is you know that this is going to be which he you know kind of should the shuddering map and then you also have which is the story of Harriet Tubman I let me see if I may so he let me ask you a bit more about motherless Brooklyn because I am an Edward Norton fan and I'm I mean going going back to the illusionist I mean it I mean virtually all of the twenty fifth hour is that the kind of thing you're talking about when you see a typical Edward Norton type of it is a very it's a very after the manner performance yeah he's doing he's doing if he played a character who has as a mental disorder if they it's kind of a rain man white hi situation and you know it it it depends on how much patience you have for that like I it again my my my big complaint here is that the movie is two and a half hours long and the this is the an ad that somebody with limited patient it's hard to do that and so and there's also Herriot which unfortunately I I miss that my my child had the flu so I was not able to get the the the press screening of that but I'm I'm pretty interested in it in part because it makes Hardman look like a walking talking poster for the the the second amendment as she's you know she she has the arm up there she can head back south and and free the slaves I I I I am looking for that I have not actually seen it's like yeah I can't say one way or the other if it is they recommend or not recommend other terminator dark fate is is the big movie out this week of opening wide on you know four thousand three and is the first James Cameron involves terminator then in the the second one then he turned right back yeah and it is also a direct sequel to teach here this is one thing that people are fans if if there are fans out there who have obsessively watched all of the terminator movies you know terminator three terminator salvation terminator Genisys that that there are Connor chronicle this kind of gets all of that the the the with all of that out of existence and it's just the straight world two terminator two which that's great news that's great news because I I'm one of those who skipped all of those sorry I I I I don't know why the genesis and the others did not grab me because I was a huge terminator fan of the first two and I missed all the rest so I kind of thought I can't go see this I will have missed so much so you're saying that matter does not matter if you if you've seen terminator wanted terminator two you're all caught up I think I think most people have just seen terminator one in terminator three honestly I I have a soft spot for I thought it was interesting and there's something kind of different with the with the with the franchise the terminator dark fate starters there were it features the return of Linda Hamilton affair Connor she is back in trying to save a a young girl who lived in Mexico for being a what being wiped out by the terminator that is kind of a mix of the the terminators from the first two movies that if the if gotta act endoskeleton you know the metal and a skeleton with the metal liquid liquid metal poly alloy him make a kind of separate itself the can in separate itself into two sermon acres wow it's not just one and can I come in gonna coming hello and thank you and also a defining this girl is at a argument human I play by mackenzie Davis who who is the is the interesting actress she was on the halt and catch fire the prestige internet TV are you know prestige SL on AMC about the the ride the use a mac whatever Bubba around the figure out so the bunch though about terminator dark fate is is at his age he doesn't look like in cannot be the terminator of the past what role does Arnold play in his terminator by a persona in this thing sure well I I I don't want to spoil too much but but Arnold is also back he he will be back he is back and he is playing a terminator that has that came back from from the past and have kind of that'll that'll down almost the he has he has a family and I I'm not joking not a joke you have a family and his family is a family of five plus I mean I I get was it too much okay bye I got too much it is it is interesting you know there's there's there's a whole gender studies dissertation the written about the evolution of the terminator through through the years you know the in the four and like the role of masculinity in society or something as in the first movie right he's just as big Bob naked that you'd write me right goes around killing people and you know he is very of what product any you know and then in the second movie he had you have to learn to feel any you know he he gave he did he get them humor and you get them on personality and then in this movie he is again almost domesticated and it's very strange to her watch he that play out on screen it's not bad exactly if it's just strange I don't know I mean but the problem with this movie is that it totally fine but nothing more than that and if you if you want to revisit this world and you want to do it with James Cameron I think you need something a little more than fine but I also don't know that there's there's that much more you can do with the terminator movies right if it's a movie about you know sending a robot back into the past to kill somebody who is important to humanity future and you can only do that so many times with the before before the well really run right right well yeah I I just I think it I I think you could I I I I can't I can't give us a strong recommend in the sense that I don't think it's a much the gotta you gotta get out there you're gonna be wowed by it but it's it's okay it's fine you won't hate it if if mediocre we're not gonna see Arnold on skis jumping over cage shark though you're here you're telling me it's it's it's a less okay I feel like that sounds may have jumped the shark when you told me there's a terminator family I don't know how that's going to play out they said the only ask you one other question also opening this weekend I'm AT and if you've seen it or not but I'm interested just because of the heavy weights involved deniro has taken on a break from bashing Donald Trump and decided to make a movie here with Pacino and with the ray Romano as well it's the Irishman the Jimmy Hoffa another Jimmy Hoffa a vehicle here any thoughts on that one well I actually see that this morning there's a press screening the hot so I I do not have any thought Jeff yeah I I I don't be is it actually out in theaters now is that I had seen the ingleses opens today now so that yeah yeah yes so it is it okay after this is a necklace release it is going to be playing limited in a few theaters around the country it is a and I I just looked it up it is playing in DC so I I see it in a couple hours I will let you get back and let everybody know how good it is next week I yeah but it is it is out in a limited run in theaters right now mostly landmark they think and then it's going to be on Netflix on I think the fifteenth but let me I I will I will I I saw I saw the promotion for the movie yesterday on I don't know if it was the today show for what it was but but I did see here in interview no one today but anyway I did see an interview with the three of them and you know anytime you see anytime you see deniro and Pacino get together on screen which they have done numerous times it's it's huge it's you know either the chemistry is always perfect and and and it's always it the question is about the story which you'll find out later this morning but I'm also curious to see whether or not Robert de Niro's brand has been damaged or diminished at all because of his you know is this political career now seems to be as important to him is that his acting career and some people love his you know outside interests bashing Donald Trump and some people really resent it'll be interesting to see how audiences respond yeah so it it's on that puts on November twenty seventh in theaters now it in a few theaters now Hampel theaters now and then they'll be on Netflix starting November twenty seventh you know it's interesting because I I it'll be it'll be hard to judge exactly what what the response to this movie is because Netflix doesn't release any actual data you know they they don't release box office data they don't release of the data who actually watch it the movie and how much of it so it's hard it's hard to say if audiences will you know will stay away from that new models sorry is this a new model big you're right I mean it's Netflix produced and I think I saw on exposures today it's a hundred sixty million dollar budget so it's a massive budget movie if I saw that correctly in its Netflix and they are going to put it on Netflix but it's going to have a limited run in theaters is that a new model I don't I don't recall that being a very common thing if it's Netflix for them to put it in the mix we asked for a while they do it they do it for the they do it for you know doctors even type movie the the awards contenders because in order to qualify for the Oscars you have to have a theatrical run in in at least New York and Los Angeles or you know one week or two weeks it if if the thing so they they expand that a little bit and do you know Chicago the others but it is it is not a it is not the standard necklace really followed not the first time they've done that they did that last year for Roma and some of their other movies ballad about their Scruggs and and a couple others and they've they've done it a couple times this year but it is it's very it's very strange because the because of the way they work the major theater chains that want to work with them they have to do the right in the route well I'll tell you what Sonny it's a really interesting mix there's terminator if you're a fan of the series of special the first to go to that one if you can stand two and a half hours of jittery go see motherless Brooklyn and we'll find out next week what you thought of the Irishman sunny bunch Washington Post movie critic thank you so
UN News
News in Brief 25 July 2019
"This is the news and brief from the United Nations U._N.. Secretary General Antonio Guitarist has condemned Wednesday's deadly terror attacks in Somalia that targeted the offices of the mayor of Mogadishu reportedly killing six government officials and injuring several others according to media reports the attack was carried out by a female suicide bomb and was claimed by terror group Al Chabala the mayor of Mogadishu Abdirahman. Oma Osman was one of those. Injured in the attack he is reported to be unconscious and Ju- to be flown to Turkey for treatment the new U._N.. Special Envoy to Somalia James Swan who had met the mayor at the offices earlier in the day described the bombing as a heinous attack heck that demonstrates a violent disregard for the sanctity of human life. The International Atomic Energy Agency I._R._A.. has appointed an interim chief following the death of Director General Yukiya Amano which was announced on Monday. Mr Romano who died at the age of seventy two had been ju to step down next much amid reports of an unspecified illness in a statement published on Thursday the I a stated that to ensure the orderly and smooth functioning the agency Cornel Furuta will serve as director general until a new chief seems office. Mr Fruita currently heads the I E as office of Coordination which is responsible for supporting the director general in areas such as policy. See External Relations with member states and strategy and finally Yemen and several countries in the whole of Africa region a facing increased risk of desert locust swarms threatening agricultural production during the next three months the U._n.. Food and Agriculture Organization F._A._O.. warned on Thursday the risk is being blamed on some breeding amplified by heavy rains and the F._A._O.. Says that it could affect food security and livelihoods in the country's concern.
UN News
News in Brief 22 July 2019
"This is the news in brief from the United Nations the head of the U._N.. Body that oversees nuclear states Yukiya Amano has died aged seventy to the International Atomic Energy Agency or I a said on Monday among many. Attributes United Nations Secretary General Antonio Gutierrez spoke of Mr Manos remarkable contributions to the peaceful use of nuclear technology and his commitment to cooperation among countries in an online message of support Mister Gutierrez tweeted that he had been deeply saddened to hear of the passing of Mr Romano a Japanese national and I a head since two thousand nine he was due to step down next March amid reports of an unspecified illness in a letter to the agency's board of governors announcing. Announcing his decision to resign Mr Mono wrote that over the past decade I E had delivered concrete results to prevent the spread of nuclear weapons in line with its mandate the speech last year he said that in addition to overseeing nuclear verification regimes involving Iran the agency had also helped countries you science and technology to produce more food generate more electricity treat cancer and respond to climate change. The United Kingdom is to send two hundred fifty troops to Mali. Molly next year in support of the U._N.'s peacekeeping operation in the country Minnesota a statement from the U._K.. Government on Monday noted that the soldiers were being deployed in recognition of increased instability in Africa's sil- region their objective. Objective will be to deliver long-term and sustainable peace in Mali for an initial three-year period according to the Ministry of Defence the contingent will be based in go eastern Mali joining a total international force around twelve and a half thousand strong in a video. They released by the U._N.. Mission on Monday the U._K.'s defense secretary penny modern said that there will be no caveats on the use of troops who will support a zero tolerance policy on sexual violence and work to promote the rights of women and children and finally. Really the killing of a radio journalist in Afghanistan has been condemned by the head of UNESCO Audrey Azoulay who's added her voice to calls to catch those responsible for the gruesome crime in a statement the Director General of the U._N.. Educational Scientific and Cultural Cultural Organization condemned the motor of Nesher Scwhab Zodda in the city of God is ten days ago Mr Cyb Zodda presented an entertainment program on local radio until he went missing when his body was found it showed signs of torture and stab.
NPR's World Story of the Day
For Opera Singers, Life After Retirement At Least At One Very Special Rest Home
"Eyebrows went up when a New York Times profile suggested that legendary opera soprano. Renee Fleming would be retiring. Luckily for fans that turned out to be wrong. But if Fleming ever does start to ponder retirement. She may want to consider a move to Milan Italy. That's the home of CASA Verde a retirement community for opera singers and musicians founded by Italian composer, Giuseppe Verdi more than one hundred years ago, Rebecca Rosman paid a visit and set this report. Lena Lhasa is a soprano who spent her career performing in Italian operas around the world. Not that twenty years ago she settled here at CASA Verity tho quarter. This decree. She doesn't want to tell me how old she is. She's reluctant to reveal her real late. She admits to being over sixty five she's tiny and uses a cane to get around but age hasn't stopped her from wearing her favorite black heels or from doing this. Disapprove says singing makes her sorrows. Go away thus came to council. Verity with her husband when they both retired from singing since he died. She says this is all she has good Jolo Saturday. Glad they can like. I play the piano, she can Magellan diva just the. Shuttle very nice garden said that like nothing's missing here. It's perfect got she there the Italian composer just up in Bertie founded the CASA deity Pozzo permis cheese, simply known as call severity in the late nineteenth century in Italy, where the isn't considerate. The even today only a composer only a musician, but a kind of national hero Bianca Maria long-gone. He is the assistant director of CASA Verity or standing in front of Verdi's crypt, very is buried at the retirement home alongside his second wife. Just a peanuts repoening, use the music. He used the opera's to give voice to people to humble people to modest people to poor people to dominate the people many Averis own former colleagues found themselves living in poverty towards the end of their lives at that time. There were no pensions for musicians in Italy, the perfectly new this situation. And when he was about eighty two he wanted. To use his patrimony to make arrest the home of four. He's colleagues less favorite by fourteen using his own fortune early built the retirement home for opera singers and musicians a Neo gothic structure that opened in eighteen ninety nine very died less than two years later, but he made sure the prophets from his music copyright, kept the home running until the early nineteen sixties when they expired today guests pay a portion of their monthly pension to cover basic cost like food and lodging while the rest comes from donations BC Roman is a my Esther who's been living at constant Verity for nearly three years now, I get feminine upset. I got that the shoot I I'm very grateful because if not I will be lonely a very very upset here. I get the upset because a lot people around. We are talking the have music. We have gassed guests of all ages customarily has an extra twenty rooms at aside for conservatory students aged eighteen to twenty four by today. The ninety three year old Romanian-born Romano is giving voice lessons to a young woman from China one of the six students, she sees on a weekly basis. The sounds that surely Shirley's homeless are what make CASA Verity feels sacred like moments that belong in a time capsule. Are REO. Steamy is a baritone in his early sixties. He comes to conserve Ernie every Wednesday to visit the guests some of whom are his former callings. A Seaney himself is still several years away from retirement he says he knows exactly where he'll be hanging up his hat once. He leaves the opera stage for good for NPR news. I'm Rebecca Rosman in Milan. Italy.
Home and Garden
Fox News, Brett Kavanagh and Marijuana discussed on Home and Garden
"Take three steps back and discern what really matters, Sean Hannity. The most important thing that we do. We are looking out for the forgotten men and women in this country. Laura Ingram, they're going to get a straight shooter
Glenn Beck
Weekend Box Office Earnings: 'Mission: Impossible - Fallout' Wins Again
"It's the weekend, box office review By shedding nearly. Half of the audience from its opening weekend mission impossible fallout topped the weekend again with thirty five million total clocks in at one hundred twenty. Four million and it's likely to pass number three this week is the. Fifth highest grossing film in the series Debut in second place Christopher Robin. Started its run with twenty five million while that's. Below most analysts expectations, it did. Also pick up an e cinema score with opening day audiences and given the limited direct competition in the weeks ahead it could, wind. Up, with seventy million by the end of. Its run spy who dumped me kicked off at number three taking in an okay twelve million it earned the moderate, v cinema score from, audiences and looks like it will top out around thirty million slipping. Into fourth place mama Mia here we go again added nine point one million in its third weekend for ninety one. Million so far and the equalizer to was right behind number five taking in eight point eight million to give it a total of seventy nine. Million