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AP News Radio
How Chicago elects a mayor, and why a winner may take weeks
"Chicago was holding an election today for mayor, but it will likely take weeks and a runoff election before a winner is declared. 9 candidates are competing for a chance to be Chicago's next mayor. That includes current mayor Lori Lightfoot seeking her second term to win the office outright a candidate needs to receive more than 50% of the vote. That's unlikely with such a large field, so the race is expected to go to an April 4th runoff between the top two vote getters. The election is officially nonpartisan and has not considered or called a primary, though all the candidates call themselves Democrats. In addition to lightfoot candidates are U.S. rep Jesus Chewy Garcia, former school CEO Paul valles, Cook County commissioner Brandon Johnson, businessman Willie Wilson, state rep cam Buckner, activist Jamal Greene and city council members Sophia king and roderick Sawyer. I'm Julie Walker
The Eric Metaxas Show
There's a Wildness at the Heart of Truth
"A wildness at the heart of truth. And I think we have to be clear, I talk about this with regard to the Christian faith that if it is a state religious and the negative sense, faith, it's the kind of faith of aunt Polly in Tom Sawyer huckleberry Finn. It's pinched its feminized. It's moralistic. It is uncomfortable in the negative sense. It doesn't make a better man of you or a better woman of you. Or in the Narnia chronicles when they say is Aslan. Is he a tame lie? And no, he's not tame. He's wild. He's dangerous, but he's good. And I think that that's been part of the genius of America is that there's a wildness, but it's not an Arctic. It is a kind of wildness that is beautiful and that leads to great things. And I do think it's true that when you get when you get rid of freedom, you can become a socialist European country. And when you, you know, you talk about them having the rules in France, but all across Europe, they have these preposterous rules and strictures and regulations which crush freedom and creativity and actually crush the human spirit. Let's face it.
RADCast Outdoors
"sawyer" Discussed on RADCast Outdoors
RADCast Outdoors
"sawyer" Discussed on RADCast Outdoors
"Amazing how quick you wake up and get refreshed. Quick get refreshed, but I couldn't keep up with Sawyer Blake running about that mountain. Well, you got to remember that red desert, even though it looks like it's bottom ground lounge country. You're pushing 9000 feet. It's really high elevation. It's not a little hill. There's a lot of mountains around it. But it was just so awesome just being there. I've never seen such open country in my life. I mean, as far as you could see,
RADCast Outdoors
"sawyer" Discussed on RADCast Outdoors
"We got close, it closes down and we got up on a big group. And it was like 200 of them. It's out there. Eating this stuff, now it's just like, it's crazy. I'll never forget. We parked the truck one spot rock glass and we were looking everywhere. We saw some all of a sudden turn around and stood up like 200 yards just to bed it up. You could see in the face, right? You still haven't been married once. It came out of nowhere. It was crazy. What's interesting to me, those Elk out there, Elk in the timber, they're really good about using that heavy timber as cover, right? They'll be out in open ridges or sages feeding, but they're getting pressure and boom, they just hop right in the cover. These Elk in that red desert, and they just use the terrain. I mean, they just run up over a draw and into a draw and you'd think you could catch up and hop over there and find them, and they're already gone. They are masters of just sneaking through that terrain. Yeah. One of these spots that we went to on opening around that first day. There's a little bit of a hump out there, and it looks over a huge flat, probably 8 miles wide, and it's perfectly flat, little tiny sage brush, and you can get up on this little hump in glass, and you can count groups of 20 groups of a hundred groups of 150 troops of 50. And they're all kind of scattered in these different little groups. But as soon as you try to make a move on one, when that first group sees you, they just bolt kind of towards the middle of where the other Elk are at. And they all just get in this huge group. And that happened on that first day. We kind of made a move, circled around with the pick and kind of was getting closer and they just kind of balled up into a group that made four or 500 deep, and then there was just no way to get close to them. And then that's when that one freaky bowl kind of come right to us. And so we got to practice. I emptied the gun so there's no boats in the gun, racked it, took the safety off and said practice shooting that bowl. And that's one of the things I like to do with a lot of hunters, whether they have a lot of experience or not, is just going through the motions and actually pulling the trigger like you're going to harvest that animal without having the repercussions of actually doing it. And soyer told me that the next day that that actually helped him a lot in making his shot when he actually did kill his bull was you already kind of have, you know, especially with someone that's never hunted Elk before that we're seeing one to actually put the crosshairs on the shoulder, go through your breathing and squeeze the trigger and not have the pressure on you. So when the pressure is on you to actually make the shot, you've kind of actually already have experience when you've never killed one before. Yeah, especially when you see a big bowl of Elk. I mean, that gets your adrenaline going real quick. I mean, Sawyer, can you talk about that a little bit? Did you have some adrenaline doing some of those dry fire exercises with that Elk? Yeah, if my heart was still popping, I mean, it was like sticking through on looking at one through her scale. It's just, it doesn't feel real almost. The first time, and I was there, now you could just draw a fire that just felt crazy. I know we've all been there. Even when you're young and you're going after, you know, a dough antelope or a dough, interior, you know, it's like, oh man, it gets you. It gets you kind of fired up. But with a big bowl of a hundred times that, right? It just really gets you amped up. Yeah, so day one was a good breaking day for a ton of Elk and getting some real life experience going on some stocks. Kind of judging them and going through what I know about Elk and then day two was more serious as far as let's go find a good 6 point and get him killed no matter if it's the first thing in the morning or late at night. So I guess I'll let you guys kind of go through day two. Yeah, they too. I just feel like we can feed a lot what they're doing so we went out there first thing in the morning but you got to be able and he hung up at like 750 yards and some cows and just didn't work out and then so they are going next and we get on to the next thing we saw about a mile away and actually made a move again on this big range came down. And we snuck around the side, he was like right off the drop off and she's like, we were at we couldn't see him, but the rest of the crew was on top of the mountain, my way. They could see into we're creeping up a creeping up. We can't see him and we're like right there. We know he's right over the hill and we get there he's 60 yards from us. And she's like, we're crawling up. We get the safety off of getting ready to get on the gun to shoot him. One cow takes off and they all follow and then he just all the cows in turn broke so he would not turn perhaps that he has but to us the entire time, take that out to about 700 yards and I was like, well, there goes that one and a blank there at least familiar with that. As big as I thought it was, but I was like, you know, whatever happens because I haven't been working out so it's better and better. It's kind of rough. I don't like dirt tracks. That's terrible. And we were bouncing around all day long. Probably not, they put me to sleep. And all of a sudden we stopped and easily stopped and I was just so tired. And I was like, well, if it's a good one they'll kill me. And then Blake, but you know, it's a good one. I was like, all right. And so he was a bunch of cows sitting on the hillside. They used a standard person in the skyline and you could see his orange just sticking out the skylines. But yeah, that's a big one. So we got out and I grew up to the PC guy with something to think about. I don't think that she was going to have to pay much USB down until we get up on and so we made a blade guide out pretty quick. We were up for pretty quick turn around and dad were not so wished. But we got up there and it's crazy how fast we're at 500 yards every spring. Now we're just sitting there grays and they're already 350 yard range. Just like that. And so we got up there. And then it was like, I mean, it was probably 30 seconds. We felt like 5 hours. The bull stands behind this cow's herd, but I had a weight for the cows get out of the way and turn around so I just felt like forever. he turned and Blake. The sunlight hitting right on his back and the perfect spot in the whole right top that sunlight front top of the shoulder. And so thank you all from squeezed. I just kept out of the squeeze super slow and stay on the gun. Don't pick your head up. You know what's going to lead him or not? And so I just squeezed real slow, not going to the super nice figure. Just goes off and I'll have to have one of our hands off when you hang around. Oh yeah, we got it. Now you just start keeping in water. Yeah, I mean, it would even have a lot of my adrenaline going for one. We had to sprint up to this little skyline where these Elk just backed off the backside. And so obviously it's breathing heavy carrying some stuff. And I mean, just how everything played out. I mentioned this a lot of times right after it happened is everything happens for a reason. And an hour later, we are all kind of down and out as far as we just lost a great opportunity on a bull. And then all of a sudden, we've got a brand new opportunity, you know, an hour later on a bull that's a lot bigger. So like I said, everything just happens for a reason. It was pretty awesome. We were sitting there, we just lost that big chance to shoot that one ball and we're walking out and that's so far as we go, just keep Friends at the guys little bless you with a great bull. And we started riding and that looked sorry, it was sleeping, and the next thing I knew I had my eyes closed, but I think Blake may have been the only one to wait for a while there. There's definitely something about bouncing in the back of a trick truck on desert road staring at an endless rolling sage rough country, especially when you get up pre dawn and that early afternoon nap just hit you and all of a sudden when somebody hits the brakes and says, oh, it's
AJ Benza: Fame is a Bitch
Matthew Perry Is Still Using
"So I'm watching the show the view to see how Matthew Perry sounded and appeared to me because he was on the view the other day and this would be the third time I saw him since the Diane Sawyer interview. And some of you people on the free show don't know that I said, I think he's still using. I don't think this is a good ending. I can feel he's not being honest with us. I said that. About a week ago, maybe four days ago. And I said, I don't care what anybody else thinks. This is what I think about being around addicts, my whole life. I know they talk. I know their answers. I know the way they think. I don't believe him. He's trying hard, but I don't think he's straight. Sorry. And I'm going to hold hold firm on that. So today, I get an email from one of my patrons, and it goes AJ based on your recommendation. My wife and I watched the Diane Sawyer interview with Matthew Perry. My wife is a 30 year substance abuse nurse with a master's degree, she lost a child to addiction. But she's worked in several hospitals and built several hospitals in multiple states. So this is not just somebody who dabbled. It is what this woman knows. I say all this to inform you of her breath of experience and knowledge. As we watch the show, no less than every 5 minutes she told me to pause the TV so that she can let me know that all of Matt's mannerisms, speech patterns, words, stumbles, and chubby fingers. Hands, yes, they are 100% indicative of a non sober person. He said, we have no doubt that Matt is currently using and my personal prediction is that he will over those before New Year's Day 2023. Well, let's not. I hope not. And he closed by saying you did excellent reporting back when he was in the hospital. Better than Diane Sawyer did on that interview. That's good. Yeah, it's the way I feel. I'm happy to have somebody with so much knowledge in this field back me up, but those of you who have been with me for 5 years on the Patreon show know that I stick my neck out, I go out on limbs and I'm often right.
Entrepreneur on FIRE
"sawyer" Discussed on Entrepreneur on FIRE
"Over again? Of course, people are going to get product fatigue. It just happens across the board. Now, let's stick with you Sawyer because I want you to take this home for us. What is the one thing you really want to make sure fire nation gets from everything that we talked about here today? We talked about a lot of great stuff. A lot of great tactics and strategies that you guys employed. What do you want to make sure our listeners really walk away with? The best ways that we can connect with you and crumble any call to action you have. And then we'll say goodbye. Well, there's so many things. But the first thing that came to mind is don't skimp on quality, whether that's through the service or the product. And I think when we first started out, there were multiple companies trying to compete with us. And me and Jason would always have many conversations talking about let's not focus on them. Let's focus on us and make sure we have the absolute best quality that we can because if we have high quality and we're using the best ingredients and we're focusing ourselves and we're just moving forward, people will come. They will naturally come organically come and they will return. And I feel like we truly do have the best cookies, the best technology and the best service in the industry. And we will continue to move forward and keep that number one spot because of our quality. And I think you have to have that to be successful. Jason, I have one question for you. When are you opening up a crumble and Porto RICO? That's a great question. I don't have anything to announce today. That might be a little sooner than you think John. Oh, well that makes me really exciting. I'm going to talk to you about locations afterwards because I guess my idea is for you. Anything Jason do you want to say on that same topic that Sawyer just shared and then also give us the best way that we can connect with your company and then we'll say goodbye. I think I just want to echo what source said, we're out on a mission to bring friends and families together over the best box of cookies in the world. And focusing on quality and focusing on yourself has paid back in spades and in dividends. While people are sometimes chasing their competitors, we always say our number one competitor is our self and yesterday, and we got a beat ourselves tomorrow. And I think that's one thing that will always continue to focus on as being better every day, putting the best quality service, technology.
Entrepreneur on FIRE
"sawyer" Discussed on Entrepreneur on FIRE
"App experience. And we made it possible for people to come to the store or to the cookies, see the whole experience and have them rate delivered to their car. Right before everyone was trying to figure out, how does this work? Or how are we going to do curbside? We executed in two weeks and our sales went through the roof. People just knew that they could order it. They felt safe. And it was really, really fun to watch. So I think when you own your own technology stack, you can leverage it during key moments. In your company, history. So I think that was one thing that we were able to do quickly that was successful. And so it's something to call out though John is we're not just a bakery where a tech driven bakery. And just like Jason said, we can be innovative and adapt and turn on a dime where we need to be able to adapt to the market, especially recently during the pandemic. Something that Jason said over and over again and Sawyer said a few times as well is experience fire nation. I really want you to understand the power of that. A lot of cookie stores or other stores that are similar. They may be just thinking about the product. How can we just get the product into the person's hand as soon as possible, get them out the door, quick turnover, blah, blah, blah. Jason and swear are just like, hey, how.
Entrepreneur on FIRE
"sawyer" Discussed on Entrepreneur on FIRE
"Sawyer say what's up to fire nation and share something that you believe about becoming successful, the most people disagree with? What's up fire nation? This is Sawyer. Now something I believe that has made our brands successful me personally successful is to not be afraid to go after something, even if you're not experienced. Now, in the cookie world, we had nothing. No knowledge, not as much as we would have liked, diving into the cookie world. But we weren't afraid. And so I think a lot of people may think you can't do something because you don't actually have an expertise in that field or that career. But anything can be learned and I think because me and my business partner Jason weren't afraid to just go after it. And we had a dream and a vision. It really made us successful and through all of our failures, we found that success. Well, fire nation, you just heard Sawyer mentioned his partner Jason. And we did talk about in.
Naughty But Nice with Rob Shuter
"sawyer" Discussed on Naughty But Nice with Rob Shuter
"Hello. Wednesday, my favorite day of the week. It is already been a crazy week with celeb gossips. They don't know how to act right. We thought with the holidays, it would slow down. Twice. How to act right. They don't know they don't know they don't know. You would think during the holidays you're right during the holidays things would get quiet to actually gets louder because they're all at home, none of them the workings that all cause in trouble. We are here for that on the note, but not even nice trouble. Hey, let's jump in my Friends. What time is it? Time. Big story at the top of the show. Britney Spears is slamming dance so for a 2003 interview saying Diane can kiss my white bottom. She says a different word, but you know the word I mean. So Brittany has said that after she broke up with Justin Timberlake in 2002, she was holed up in her Manhattan apartment and she didn't really want to speak to anybody. Her dad turns up at the apartment and demands she doesn't interview with Diane Sawyer. Let me explain Britney said the following quote. I never spoke to anybody for a long time. I was in shock, pretty lame of my dad and three men to show up at my door when I was hardly speaking two days later. They put Diane Sawyer in my living room. They forced me to talk. I was a baby and didn't understand but I effing no now. Oh, well, this is quite a revelation so much so that even Brittany has deleted it, but she didn't delete it before her mom liked the post. Come on Donna, what do you think? Oh, Lin spears. But no, I remember this interview. It was cringeworthy. And it's just back then though we all thought of it as oh, Brittany, the silly little southern pop star. She's so funny. And then now you think about it. You're like, her dad Jamie really sunk his teeth into her at a very young age. She was in her early 20s during this forced her to get out there and speak when she wasn't ready. It's just so sad and just carried on throughout. Yeah, it wasn't just a dad, the Diane Sawyer certainly had something to do with this. Diane said the following to her quote, you broke his heart, talking about Justin. You did something that caused him so much pain, she said it like that, and so much suffering. What did you do? Well, that frames Brittany as the villain here, now Britney saint Diane can kiss my white ASS, but this is bringing up something that's really interesting to me, particularly as a media professional donia, the times have changed when we used to do interviews we used to love to get a soundbite..
Daily Pop
"sawyer" Discussed on Daily Pop
"Fresh from New York. Fresh, ready to the time change hasn't hit me yet. So I'm good. I feel like it's, you know, later than it is. Trust me, that's why you're up and fresh. Exactly. We're so happy to learn. Through The Rain. It's going to be a good show. All right, let's start with Britney Spears. In a now deleted Instagram post, Britney called out Diane Sawyer for a 2003 interview where Diane asked if she had a shopping addiction and made her cry. Diane has not publicly commented on the interview or Britney's post, Brittany also made some interesting comments about her split from Justin Timberlake. She wrote that after their breakup, she didn't speak to anyone for a long time because she was in shock. All right, how did you feel reading all of this? Are you happy? She's finally able to share her side of the story all of her thoughts. Are you happy to hear from Brittany? Yeah, I mean, listen, I know a lot of people are thinking like, why is she talking about these things now? But we have to remember she's been under conservatorship for 13 years, so there's things that she had wanted probably to say a decade ago. But she just had to sit on and she had to let other people tell her story. We had to hear the narrative only from one side. So now that the gates are open, she's saying what she needed to say. And I think, look, to me, it's therapeutic to talk about things. And if you can only talk about it in a room, that's empty. It's not as helpful. Oh. Yeah. That was dramatic. That's true. And everybody. And I feel like I do that a lot in my house. It works for me. I agree with you. Or in an empty car when you're alone with thoughts. Yeah. I've been interviewed by Diane in my home and Barbara Walters, and you know, I think I've found them both to be lovely. But I think, you know, press interviews, they're an opposed thing, you know? You could be a private celebrity who has to promote a product. I think she was promoting a new record album in this interview. And then the journalist is trying to get a scoop. You know? And they're diametrically kind of opposed to what either both of them might want. And we have to remember it was 2003. Social media was not the same. There was an Instagram. There was a Twitter, those things didn't exist in the way that now you can kind of use it to tell your own story and you're outside the story of an article comes out that you don't like. You can immediately tweet about it and set the record straight. But back then, it was a different game. And also we have to remember that journalists aren't your Friends. These aren't people that are meant to make you look good. They are meant to tell two sides of the story. And so sometimes it's not always favorable. Sometimes they're going to ask hard questions. And so for that, I think that's a must, and that's something that you can't say, well, I like this person so I can't ask this question. It just doesn't work like that. Or shouldn't. It shouldn't. And I think that, you know, the journalist obviously has their responsibility to the people that are watching the interviews or reading the interviews to get what people are curious about. It is to put the talent or the celebrity in the position where they do have to come forth about things that people have invested all of this time and money into them. If your relationship or something is going wrong, we are entitled to know some version of it. I mean earlier, are we not, but I think people continue to be curious about celebrities. Because you sort of like you find hope through their successes and you sort of feel less alone when they're sharing their traumas. Exactly. That's why I do feel like on some level if you are going to put yourself out there as a public person. You can't all of a sudden turn on everything and say, oh, well, I can't share any of that. It doesn't work both ways as we know. I'm so old that when I got into the business, none of this exists. How nice was that? I didn't know if you were Instagram. I know. I think this is now and you could be a dinner with someone privately and somebody get you on your phone and it's a headline without you even knowing about it until the next day. So it is a different time and you do have to move differently. But I think there has to be an understanding of being a public figure and people are going to want to know about your life, privacy, even for the regular person. The man working a 7 11 don't have a privacy. By the way, if you want to lurk on his stuff, you can lurk on his own. So that's true. I'm not wearing a mask on the plane. In that way. Exactly. It's just going to find you. You know, it's a thing like privacy doesn't really exist for any of us. None of us were able to check up on our exes after breakups. You know, 15 years ago, it was like you split and you didn't see each other, and that was it. And maybe you heard something through the great mind of Christmas. Now you can mark on somebody's face. You don't have every day if you want to. That's the way the world is. None of us have problems. It's so short. Somebody's doing something that you don't like. You can feel it. Have you ever felt Terry though in your career that somebody has ever really imposed on your privacy in an interview? Is there one moment where you were like, wow, calm down bitch? It's too much. Well, I probably didn't use those words. But and I'm not seeking anything specific, but that said, absolutely..
History That Doesn't Suck
"sawyer" Discussed on History That Doesn't Suck
"And we're back again. I'm joined by ben sawyer. The one and only been sort of the road to now podcast so there's only one of their. That's right ben. We've now established that bananas are the great killer of the nineteenth century you also hinted at the city's being basically packed to the gills with people living in less than greats circumstances hygiene is all that Phenomenal so who showing up in the gilded age. We've touched on this a little bit on history that doesn't suck but you know let. Let's go a little bit deeper. Who's showing up. What what things. Look like the floors your sir. Where would you like this. Well thank you. Well if you look at what happens with immigration. I mean you have a huge surge During the potato famine. And before you know there's usually two civil war but then you have kind of a lull for awhile but then it begins picking up after this era but one of the interesting things here. Is that the civil war and reconstruction in particular as you. I'm sure you've talked about before. The federal government takes on all these powers. The hidden never been within federal jurisdiction before right and a lot of that has to do with really who is a citizen is outsourced to the states. Originally that was really the the concept right. The the states defined. Who isn't isn't a citizen. This is all part of that. That increasingly stronger federal government that comes out of the civil war as the bill of rights. Those early amendments are all about prohibiting powers to the federal government and then you get to reconstruction era and on and it's actually more about expanding those powers. The federal government has the authority to enforce. This right is a huge shift. That a lot of americans. Sometimes i think don't realize that No that that really our conception of what the the union means hit got overhauled. Yes sewing civil war heroes. As some call the second american revolution. I mean the thirteenth fourteenth fifteenth but really the fourteenth. I mean that's the one that completely changes conceptions as citizenship but also my favorite part is that also repudiates confederate award which nobody ever remembers that point. They're like you're not getting paid back. You know what you did. But it's this it's this establishment and so much goes back to this. It is taking a lot of power over the right to vote. Who's a citizen raise. The first time in all of american history the definition of american citizenship. These laid out in the constitution. Yeah before that as you guys know from dread scott it was a matter of interpretation by the supreme court. So what is happening with this. Is that the state authority over citizenship against the shift. And you see by the eighteen seventies that this not only pertains to who's a citizen within the us it also pertains who can come into the us. And so you see that. The makeup of who's coming changes and with the gold rush and just a proximity of california. Once the united states takes all of this land on the west coast. The treaty of guadalupe hadda go in eighteen. Forty eight comes new migrant population and this you see this attempt you go from states having their own immigration policies by and large to really. What is the first art fully articulated federal immigration policy which you all know is the chinese exclusion act from eighteen. Eighty two. yep and in this you see there is historically this Inside outside game that played as your listeners. Know this is the same time that they are being new innovations for excluding black americans from participating in the economy to spending in society and democracy..
History That Doesn't Suck
"sawyer" Discussed on History That Doesn't Suck
"Suck. I'm your professor as always greg jackson and today it is my pleasure. My honor to welcome a very special guest for discussion about the gilded age the one and only ben sawyer while there's probably more the wenbin sawyer out there as my guess. Yeah yeah there's only one of me. Absolutely but ben. We give a little more about you. Ben sawyer is a senior lecturer of history at middle tennessee state university. And we've actually each for quite a while you were kind enough to have me on your podcast. The road to now man. That was long ago than i care to admit the time flies when you're having fun It does. I just look back today. I think that's episode one hundred twenty eight and we just finished up episode two hundred eight. So yeah it's a little while just a little while but it's a. It's a brilliant podcast. I really enjoyed the conversations that you have and of course if anyone's interest and that they can go check out the road to now dot com and we'll circle back to that point as well but today then we're talking about the gilded age as you know my listeners. Here have gone through a number of stories about tycoons. we've talked about carnegie. We've talked about rockefeller of talk about some incredible feats of engineering. And of course we've also discussed presidential politics changing economy and these are all the things that we're going to dive into. Yeah yeah and. I was just thinking that we should start like this greg. You know anybody who lives on a farm. I'm in utah. Of course. I know people who on a farm okay. What time do farmers get up. Farmers get up with the sun exactly. But you don't do you. I i do not know what well. Here's the thing. All right i get up at the sun and after the civil war most people in america live on farms even agricultural life. And what's gonna happen throughout the day. Jr is that we're gonna go from eighteen. Sixty the united states has an urban population of just over six million people. By the time you get to nineteen hundred got over thirty million people living in cities it's gonna take a while they're going to be nineteen twenty before more people live there throughout the day. You really find a situation in which you end up with. Tens of millions of people who've never lived in a world of the city and this is going to change not just the way they work but the way they perceive the world around them and the relationship to nature. So if you think about this farmers as you said they get up what when the sun comes up. That's not a time right. And how long do they work until the sun goes down or until the work done one of the other right..
Crypto Current
Julian Sawyer on How Bitstamp Is the Original Global Crypto Exchange
"One of the beautiful things right now is that we're seeing a even as you're gonna make in the the euro version of tether you're starting to see a lot of these stable coins are starting to hit the market and various facets of the world. Do you think that we're going to see more stable coins. Kind of pop up around or do you still think that. A lot of pairs gonna ultimately still point to like a bitcoin. Our theory. I think he does a lot more that can be done in the stable coin arena. I think we are at the end of the journey. I'm and i think it goes by to. What are we trying to do with stable coins of. What are we trying to solve in financial services with this product and say You want to get paid with heidi volatile. Stop like however with a stable coin. I could be paid. I could be making payments. I pay my supply products and that becomes really interesting. Won't see those use cases for what you can. You can do as an example. We've i did. I punish shipped with kp jay which is a property company. New york by that customers were saying. Can we pay by digital assets is like yes so they work with us and so you can help. Pay your rent in new york with usc. Say all bitcoin. Whatever you want against solves problems people doing so. I think when we shouldn't be talking about this from a technology psych which is. What is the problem that we're trying to address yet. And i think when you look at some of the issues on costs timeframes in traditional financial services i'm talking remittance payments to cross-border. I'm to supply chain. Then we can really really do something. That is exciting. What i would hope we get to a place where not far away where we don't talk about. Stable coins could creek addresses. We're talking about how we're solving problems. And it's just the underlying technology that is the brought china and the interpretation in the application of that. So i think we're right at the beginning We've got a lotta potest. Hoodings really really interesting. Use cases and applications fall stable coins. And i think we're going to have a very exciting future on this.
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"sawyer" Discussed on Good Seats Still Available
"Into some interesting overlaps in the united states and stuff because it's it's pretty clear right given that durability giving that solid performance that long standing A track record right. It's going to as we get into in a few minutes. It's going to seem obvious that an everton's going to be part of the shall we say domestication of the game although that's a loaded term right but when tours common and the united states becomes more aware an open and interested in the game right. It only stands to reason that at everton would be one of the first calls for the teams To come to the states to showcase the game and door sprinkle some seeds that you know as time went on would grow into some stuff. Yeah i mean is. David is touched on the we still. I think concert amongst the aristocracy from football it here in the united kingdom His since nineteen ninety-five. We actually put one hundred silverware. I'm probably for a period. We considered applicable Punching awaits through much of the two thousand on a relative shoestring budget do stress relative competitive. Some of the same an undoing better than maybe a play. Would you suggest that we would do In the past five years we've actually come into a relatively large amounts of money through Benefits misdemeanor unfortunately. That hasn't been much shit with the actual delivery on the pitch so is probably factor. Say the Way punching below whites these past few days. We've gone through several manages periods of instability. But we do have a world class money a world renowned manager in colorado chelsea but was still sort of trying to pick up the pieces from probably five years of mismanagement in terms of the purchase of night him with turns to live with the shape the team. So i think as david segue with hovering around the seventh eighth position might peep into this second tier european competition next year But we still got some way to go to get anyway news challenging those those teams the right self but it's also interesting and this is sort of. Let's let's skate into sort of the The overlap here for our mutual interests. Right because i if you could pick one british slash. Uk dome domicile team however the political and geographical demarcations waxed and waned over the decades and centuries right in terms of its perhaps maybe an influence of the game here in the united states which is very complex for sure but as we're gonna highlight in a few minutes everton who has been and frankly probably the seeds of this book right which i think to the uninitiated would be kind of like a revelation which frankly me is a soccer fan of the united states variety. Which is rare and Masochistic i guess the question really is how has everton become such an influential part of the north american game. Because i think you'll want you scratch the surface a lot of folks. You know like today. Like the tim. Howard's in the landon donovan's in the john wayne. Rooney's john spencer's. I mean these are names that have made Quite some significant contribution to the game in the united states. But when you look back we will in a moment. I've just a flabbergasted. Frankly by just how essential if you will. The everton team has into making various goes and some of them. Today of the of the game on a professional level united states actually succeed. If i can answer that one. Tim well as you may know. We've taught north america on ten occasions with play thirty five games in the postwar waiver. We have invited. We've had to north american teams. Play everson at everton bone was the columbus crew behind closed. Doors and another one was the canadians. Which was a touring team. And i think it was eighteen nine to wrong. Then we have Our players our fall players represented something like a hundred fifty american sides and they've coached a sixty american side so there's been a tremendous influence of old everton players. Come into united states. I think ten of them in the hall of fame and of course we and the other way that the contribution that north america's may to evison has been some of the great players that if we've had and i we we always pay the two faces of american soccer. Which is landon donovan. We all are in inevitable. Has been the greatest. Us ball player. And then the face of america which of course his. Tim howard new. I think we gotta keep national hero. Well i mean. I think it's also interesting that you're bringing the sort of two way nature of this upper. I would argue only until fairly recently the The dynamic has been much more one way that is the importation of whatever ten and its system and its players and coaches could and did bring to the united states and north america generally But what you're referencing is and maybe this is also a byproduct of some of those early say here is the maturation of the game. Still a long way to go fair. Disclosure of of the game in the united states and the products. That are sort of coming out of this country. Finally long overdue. I would argue and making a mark In the european game right we seen it with christian Plastic we've seen it with you know just a myriad of players right tim. Howard You know obviously got his start in the pro ranks with with mls here in the united states but truly made his his game literally world-class by going overseas playing with everton and then helping the united states to at least you know. Hang tight if you will on the international stage right so i. This has become much more of a two way street..
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"The various places in africa and asia and in europe that We're listened to so who knows why But i certainly am not I'm certainly happy for it. Maybe you can kind of Both of you in your own way. Sort of for the uninitiated. Kinda sorta set up this everton club in the pantheon of let's call it british soccer or european whatever wherever sort of environment you want to describe it because the leagues obviously of names of change and all that stuff. Because i'm not sure The maybe shall we say average soccer fan right. They know the manchester united's they know the chelsea's for lots of different reasons that branding and all that stuff but they may or may not be as familiar with everton and it's very rich history. Maybe a little one on one for for audiences to sort of its history. And maybe how we've had. They've gotten to where they are right. Now in the premier league solidly take this well. Edison one of the founding members of the football league bathgate eight hundred eighty eight one of the twelve founding members and since that time or shortly after that time they were responsible for many of the innovations in football suggest goal nets such as purpose built football stadium. They were the first to do that. They were to publish a programmer. Football program and the folks have been said one of the pillars of of english soccer one nine first division championships but boardman portland that they have played the hundred eighteen seasons in the top flight. Now that number and it sells doesn't mean much but this twenty two four seasons manchester united twenty six or seven city. Thirty two more than tottenham them and chelsea so this is a club with and they stress history as for its players. Had dixie dean. Who was the babe ruth of soccer in the thirties. His vokov sixty goals in bonn sees leaks season has yet to be so a real durability right so maybe not sort of you know dozens and dozens of championships and all that certainly having success along the way but but that durability which is i think lost on certainly the north american fandom right because this owed per promotion relegation thing right. There is a a fight literally every year to not only succeed in win cups and championships but also to stay in that top tier even as that's more often modernized over time right so you know the fact that everton is literally and figuratively essentially always been there. Right is itself a feet of durability and longstanding it's a tremendous feet when you talk about titles cope silva were you must remember. The ashburton had some dreadful look. in history. in the habit dynasty. Both successful sports teams have been a stay of a of a decade so you can look at arsenal liverpool manchester united. They've had them. In recent years with everton had the best teams. Something happens in the world such as nine hundred and fourteen fifteen. The first world war broke out in nineteen thirty eight thirty. Nine war broke out and nineteen eighty five. Of course we would bounce. From europe to no fault of our loans. And that sets us back significantly How do how do you sort of describe the team of late in the modern day game right because they're obviously still competitive and we're gonna obviously get into some interesting overlaps in the united states and stuff because it's it's pretty clear right given that durability giving that solid performance that long standing A track record right. It's going to as we get into in a few minutes. It's going to seem obvious that an everton's going to be part of the shall we say domestication of the game although that's a loaded term right but when tours common and the united states becomes more aware an open and interested in the game right. It only stands to reason that at everton would be one of the first calls for the teams To come to the states to showcase the game and door sprinkle some seeds that you know as time went on would grow into some stuff. Yeah i mean is. David is touched on the we still. I think concert amongst the aristocracy from football it here in the united kingdom His since nineteen ninety-five. We actually put one hundred silverware. I'm probably for a period. We considered applicable Punching awaits through much of the two thousand on a relative shoestring budget do stress relative competitive. Some of the same an undoing better than maybe a play. Would you suggest that we would do In the past five years we've actually come into a relatively large amounts of money through Benefits misdemeanor unfortunately. That hasn't been much shit with the actual delivery on the pitch so is probably factor. Say the Way punching below whites these past few days. We've gone through several manages periods of instability. But we do have a world class money a world renowned manager in colorado chelsea but was still sort of trying to pick up the pieces from probably five years of mismanagement in terms of the purchase of night him with turns to live with the shape the team. So i think as david segue with hovering around the seventh eighth position might peep into this second tier european competition next year But we still got some way to go to get anyway news challenging those those teams the right self but it's also interesting and this is sort of. Let's let's skate into sort of the The overlap here for our mutual interests. Right because i if you could pick one british slash. Uk dome domicile team however the political and geographical demarcations waxed and waned over the decades and centuries right in terms of its perhaps maybe an influence of the game here in the united states which is very complex for sure but as we're gonna highlight in a few minutes everton who has been and frankly probably the seeds of this book right which i think to the uninitiated would be kind of like a revelation which frankly me is a soccer fan of the united states variety. Which is rare and Masochistic i guess the question really is how has everton become such an influential part of the north american game. Because i think you'll want you scratch the surface a lot of folks. You know like today. Like the tim. Howard's in the landon donovan's in the john wayne. Rooney's john spencer's. I mean these are names that have made Quite some significant contribution to the game in the united states. But when you look back we will in a moment. I've just a flabbergasted. Frankly by just how essential if you will. The everton team has into making various goes and some of them. Today of the of the game on a professional level united.
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"sawyer" Discussed on Blackout Podcast
"So. This program was built on basically focused on you. Development empowering preparing young people for the job market and for the and for the world and so we launched it for high school students in an launching it out University students develop their knowledge. All that good seven. So i like i said you there for a whole one year and then i decided to say hey i go to school now and there's a lady name of monty. Kinsey inspired me by saying. Hey you if you don't wanna go off to college that don't talk to be. It's like a game like a sense of humor and sense of passionately. If this lady believes in me that i'm gonna go off and take action so took action. And i went to prince edward island Hall in college. And what did you study there. My associates degree in marketing advertising management and. finish their and now here at mount. Vinson muslin's my bachelor's in business marketing and minoring in on profit leadership. Oh man dots. I like when you finished. I'm gonna pretend sleep. Everything we started started would my course load and everything is supposed to be next year. So let's talk about corona alright. So corona happened. How affects all these things you do and school. I would say. Ron actually brought a lot of opportunities is and a lot of potential for me to Develop because actually It was my goal to be on to podcasts. For the summer. I got to be on one podcast. with this lady. She's a fourth magazine coach For a part of the coach council before zine and part of her. I'm podcast and then you reached out to me and said like your. It's a pretty. I was pretty excited. And so i think goals wise i. I got the opportunity to do that. And also I got to work. Do an internship amazing internship with teamwork cooperative. It's an employment agency that focus on diversity helping other people are around over scotia. i'm for job development. And i must say i found my area passion for career development on this just being there and so doing ongoing projects for them right now. I'm focusing on on the marketing aspect as well and also focusing on public engagements so tomorrow. I'm actually going to be leading a workshop on public speaking allow one. I'm just like my part two of that public speaking engagement. Just empowering young people and people in general i'm to just Explain on their skills to speak up and to develop for the going. So lewis. So give me if i want to do any public speaking and you're just like your cliff notes..
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"sawyer" Discussed on Taking Care in Business
"Taking care in business This week i'm not going to do my usual of hello sawyer. How you doing because our guest. This week includes Sawyer and another guest. Lauren higginbotham who is Our new intern so just to go back and kind of Let everyone know taking care of business as our fourth year. I guess it is and We've always had someone Acting as our producer but this was the first season the first year we actually had our producer. Be an intern. And it's worked out really gray and it came about because we used to tape a w. f. y..
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Chicago police shooting victim was 13-year-old boy
"The suspect shot and killed by Chicago police earlier this week was 13 year old Adam Toledo. It happened in the 2400 block of South Sawyer and Little Village. WGN's Kelly Davis has more. An autopsy found he died of a gunshot wound to the chest at the scene. The church is surveillance camera captured the commotion While you can't see the shooting, you can't see the police response just on the other side of the fence, believe, say, officers were responding around 2 30 in the morning Monday to a shot spotter alert. They say the boy was armed when he was shot. Another suspect was taken into custody. Govind mitigation restrictions
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Lady Bird Johnson Faces Dissent at Williams College, 1967
"It's october nineteen sixty. Seven and lady bird is headed to new england. In all its autumn glory to colleges have started new and substantial environmental studies programs and ladybird is happy to lend her high profile support to help. Legitimize them sunday october. The night left the white house a little past ten and flew to an airport in north adams massachusetts. One of the placement is rides. I can remember mayor greeters. I was given a key and we went quickly on williamstown a picture. Postcard new england city at williams college. Her first stop is an event at the home of the president for hosting a luncheon for sixty people that agreed recipients. The trustees all the faculty it took me around meet everyone and then very soon. We sat the hand. I was next to a very interesting man you block. i gathered. he was the chief. Trustee quite outspoken in his approval of linden and that was one of the last words of approval. I was to hear that. Mrs lyndon b johnson comes to williams college president john sawyer escorts the first lady to the ceremony cheapen hall. She took no formal notice of a group of antiwar pickens who staged a silent vigil protesting the vietnam war. The small campus is crowded with protesters in the days. Before lady bird arrives at williams college past the professors and more than half of the undergrad sign a petition against the war. Saying it diverts un's that are needed for urgent environmental problems at home arrive at chapin hall for the ceremony. Students have arranged a silent dissent against the war. Many are wearing white armbands over there. Rose i cur kathy on stage. I looked into the audience in front of me. But i several dozen news for the graduating class in the black robes and as i saw a white armband on the first one i was not quite prepared vote
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17.1 million viewers tuned in for Prince Harry and Meghan's interview with Oprah
"While the ratings are in and oprah's royal special had a lot of people watching upwards of seventeen point one million people to be act. Yeah for comparison. That's about ten million more viewers than cbs usually gets during that hour and disappear aware that doesn't even include delayed viewing like people who are watching it on demand and all of the clips running everywhere in the boost oprah gave his cbs this morning Abc was down twenty one percent on sunday night from last week. nbc down. seventy five percents oprah took a pretty big bite out of everything. Her score tied diane sawyer interview with caitlin jenner from twenty seventeen and we were all watching. They say that by the way he was the largest non super bowl Rating that we've had since the beginning of the year so it's the largest event other than the super bowl. A
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Britney Spears documentary reveals what's wrong with entertainment media
"That documentary premiered framing britney spears and it breaks down really like britney's history her rise to fame her mental breakdown that she had and then just her conservatorship. That's been going on since two thousand eight. It's her dad jamie spears. Who is her conservator. And so a the freebritney movement has grown over the past couple years and really this documentary. Just kind of like i mean. It's been something that's been going on for years with. His documentary sparked fresh interest in it too and a lot of criticism and people calling out. Justin timberlake to yeah. I feel like this. This documentary definitely started a conversation about the way that we treated and the way that we treat celebrities because a little brittany. She started when she was a baby. Literally and so. The question is being asked in interviews and the way that she was being treated and scrutinized by the media and justin timberlake just using all that to his advantage. Which let's talk about that apology. Dude quote unquote apology. I mean okay. I completely agree. Documentary was just so heartbreaking disgusting and just like the things that they were saying to her like let's talk about your breasts and she's sixteen. I'm like who thought that that was okay. And why did any of us watching this. It was okay and was diane sawyer interviewing her and she was like this congresswoman says that she wants to shoot you in the head can't can't you understand that it's like what's no thing to say. Her gods like just the way hashtag like we're sorry. Brittany started trending after that and god is just so awful the way that we just Like i talked about her body. In the media's scrutinized her and abused her as so sting they had all the audacity and none of the accountability. And i think the problem is who do you really hold accountable for that when it everybody let it happen a and like it's so far gone with with justin timberlake's apology. First of all the fact that he had to throw in janet jackson in there at the end like an ad lib like. She deserves her own apology. You ruined her career to sweetie and he never said what. He was apologizing for to them in that apology. Did you see that. He's just like i want to say that. I'm sorry to britney janet. And then i mean he did make a you know. He acknowledged that he has a black and brown women. People of color women. Lgbtq people are judged much more than he will ever be as you know a straight white guy and like yes yes. You're just realizing that just in good
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"sawyer" Discussed on WIBC 93.1FM
"Sawyer is in the hot seat now for this 2003 interview, which she kind of you. Listen, I've got a clip here among Todd she shamed Britney for her break up with Justin Timberlake. And it also you listen to this. It almost seems like she defended the former first lady of Maryland. Her name is Kendal Ehrlich. You'll hear it in this clip. The former first lady of Maryland said, quote If I had an opportunity to shoot Britney Spears, I think I would have Laura here is ah, a little bit of a montage from this. Documentary called Framing Britney Spears. Do you like your voice? What happened to your clothes? But what's this about? No kidding. What is it about a bit about shocking people. Have you ever gone further than you wish you had? I have to ask about Justin. He's gone on. Television critic not said you did something. That caused him so much pain. What did you do? You said I've only slept with one person in my whole life. Two years into my relationship with Justin. And yet he's That's the impression that you weren't faithful if you were talking to your sister now. And the girl who have said that she was going to stay a virgin till she got married. Do you still think there's something to be said for that? Really, If I had an opportunity to shoot Britney Spears? I think I would. That's really bad because of the example for kids and how hard it is to be a parent and keep all of this away from your kids. I'm not here to baby sit her kids trump thing not to want to be the role model.
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"sawyer" Discussed on Daily Pop
"Talking we're talking about two thousand and three s. The reason why diane sawyer was asking those questions was because we were consuming it was the rise of the tabloid. Yes so anybody should apologize to britney. It's the people who were consumed in two thousand and three and wanting the photos of her with their heads shaven and wanting her to apologize for being too sexy. Diane oh britney an apology agree. I'm really sorry cyber. Because i remember looking at those photos and i don't think of course. Two thousand three. I was not as extremely mature but at that age. What looking back on those photos. I remember my first thoughts. Were not this poor woman. What could she be going through. My first thoughts were why it. Yes you know. And that was not everyone. But a lot of that same thought and it's just a difference between two thousand three and two thousand twenty one. I agree with that but but also on that same. Framing documentary britney documentary. There's another interviewer in there. Which his name. Maybe because he's not as popular as diane sawyer he's not getting as much recognition but yet the one that was like everyone's talking to your boobs british thing. That's the thing that was that was terrible. Terrible that guy going viral. But this is the issue we should be supporting diane sawyer and not just say that because we always so harshly women and this is the year of the woman. And now we're turning around and we're coming down on a woman who was doing her job in a man's world at that time again and that's that's true that's true but why are we asking someone to apologize to somebody else if britney thinks she deserves an apology from diane sawyer then let her ask it stop. We need to stop letting twitter demand apology. Somebody well because guess what everybody would be on an apology tour. Because i'm pretty sure fifteen years. Somebody's gonna look at an interview. I did on justice in say. I can't believe you ask that question just as you should apologize to that person you interview. But that person's fine. Yeah yeah no. You're right maybe britney's not holding onto this. Maybe we are because we're looking at it with new eyes new. I think it's just after a watching the documentary. And you're just seeing how much she went through. Diane sawyer is kind of like the the scapegoat. Diane woman who we were. We're going to ask you something had diane sawyer. Says she did the interview and at the end of the interview after she has all those hard questioned said. Come here. Baby give me. Would that have made it better. And then they're like oh she holds her afterward. Cut that part out. Say we went to cut that part out. We wouldn't have played it that way. That's just how okay now. She's showing but she had to ask for those hard questions. And i'm just saying i appreciate what questions the hard questions are. Why do you want to be centralized. And what did you do to your boyfriend. How many people have you had sex with those kinds of questions. Don't need those outrage. But you're missing the point the outrage and i'm not seeing diane was right but i'm also not saying diane was wrong. The outrage was. She said i'm a virgin. I'm going to sell this whole virginity thing. And then all of a sudden she came out and said. I'm not virgin anymore. So yeah parents are a little outrage that he told these kids that you're virgin. What do you think about it. If you brought it up you brought your sexuality into play when you said you're a virgin and at an interview as well she should say off. Yes but it's back at that time. yes they were. She was just held to a different standard. I just don't feel toddler. What about the stars right now. The ones that are that are coming up. ''ariana grande day as a newer one. I think it's now every man for themselves. And i think we are now holding selectively holding men's hands to the fire for other things but i do think as far as sexuality we've evolved as a people you don't care of your virgin anymore. We don't care if you have a boob out on stage. All of those things have changed because we've evolved in our views. It just so happened that britney spears was at that moment where the crossroads is happening and there was a divide. The monica lewinsky thing was happening. There was a divide so she just was so. Let's just just coming out. The best for britney britney gabriel diane sawyer. She said we're sipping some tea. All right you guys up next bachelor fan. Favorite wells adams is here who he thinks mets going to end up with. Plus we're hanging with ashley graham to talk motherhood and much more. That's all coming up..
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"sawyer" Discussed on Daily Pop
"The fallout from the britney. Spears documentary keeps getting uglier. Justin timberlake was under fire but he is not the only one. Diane sawyer is feeling the heat as well documentary framing brittany featured. Some of diane's exclusive interview with the star from two thousand. Three and fans are outraged. They're saying. Dan owes an apology for grilling her about justin. And whether she's a bad role model for young girls. Here's a clip. He's going on television. Pretty much said you broke his heart. You did something that caused him so much pain so much suffering. What did you do. Britney spears has upset a lot of mothers in this country starting with the wife of the governor of maryland. Really if i had an opportunity to to shoot britney spears. I think i would. Oh that's that's really trying to test a lot of people was pretty wide goodness all right. So there's so much to this interview in fact like after that whole terrible quote from the governor that said i could shoot britney spears diane sawyer to that was something along the lines of well. You've really you know. Made it very hard for a lot of mothers. Wasn't that bad is governor's wife. That's who needs apologize her up unless she's not here or anything like that. But that's what needs to apologize. Get up off. Diane's she's a reporter. She was at a man's world back there. She had to be tough and nobody asked him barbara. Walters apologize but nothing. I'm just i'm done. She had to be tough. 'cause he was week we wouldn't even know her name. Right now feels different. So say you're part because i like when this talk all that i looked up the interview and listen. I'm going to say it's a reflection of the times. It's how we attacked women at that time. It just the things that diane was allowed to say to britney without even a second glance is absolutely appalling. It would never happen in two thousand twenty one. I don't believe she pulled out. Magazine articles Showing brittany and about how she was sexy. And all these things brittany said jaylo does it. Christina aguilera does it. Is it a big deal. Because will you have the connection with the. It's all making her feel guilty on top of that. This is another question. She asked this twenty one year old. She said but you said. I've only slept with one person in my whole life two years into my relationship with justin and yet he's left the impression that you weren't faithful that you betrayed the relationship she's enquiring. How many people britney has slept with questioning her on her virginity on on her sexual relations. That is insanely inappropriate. What she was grown twenty one twenty two. She was grown. She gets grown questions asked at the time she was sixteen. That i would say okay. You a little rough. But she's twenty one years old. You just talked to my nieces. That's what you've been doing your. Sat results long doesn't matter ranger national television. You're asking this young girl to to tell you. All of our sexual secrets and intimate affairs of a relationship overly scrutinized at that time anyways everything she did. This is cobbled reporter year to get the information. It is up to you to answer. Not her publicist should advisor this. You get out of the hard question ooh brennan. Actually i will say handles herself really well. But i think diane sawyer i promise you i truly believe diane sawyer looks back at that interview and cringes bring something. Go through saying if i could do this over again. I would have. Maybe still grilled her but in a much more appropriate way. I think for diane sawyer. Look we have to remember. This was diane's thing. John was known as if you're a celebrity. And you're in hot water. You go sit with diane. Do the tough interview and if you get through it your career is back. Don't forget this is in two thousand. And three a year. After diana whitney houston in she spent two hundred and fifty thousand dollars a year on crack. So you gregory speier's just gonna walk into diane sawyer interview and not be hit with the hard questions. It's a little bit much. It's like somebody saying. Oh i didn't know that howard stern was going to ask me about my sex life. I didn't know my family businesses. We're going to be out of mari povich. It's the town though. It's the town that diane takes with britney. Is it just brittany or does he take it with everyone that i can say. We have an we you. She asked whitney straights her face. Do you spend two hundred thousand dollars. We also cracked that one. I want you to feel guilty for your sex life. I want you to feel guilty for your sexual the way you dress. I want you to feel guilty for your responsibility to be this perfect positive as we received it. I don't think she meant that. I think she was just doing a job. That no one else would do. Because i don't know if i would ask brittany that. I don't think i'm that type of person that i can really ask the hard questions if somebody wants to be an open book. They can't be listening wearing the world now of reality. Television people talked about sex they. They'll they'll open the the open it up. They tell it on their own but back then especially a young girl like that to put the pressure on her to try to be the. We still put the pressure on people stars to be the perfect examples especially when they started like disney princess. And then try to move on to something older but she was twenty one at this point at this point when miley cyrus still got like a big backlash whenever she tried to become more sexualize. However we have let it
Daily Pop
Britney Spears fans call out Diane Sawyer over 2003 interview featured in new documentary: 'I want an apology'
"The fallout from the britney. Spears documentary keeps getting uglier. Justin timberlake was under fire but he is not the only one. Diane sawyer is feeling the heat as well documentary framing brittany featured. Some of diane's exclusive interview with the star from two thousand. Three and fans are outraged. They're saying. Dan owes an apology for grilling her about justin. And whether she's a bad role model for young girls. Here's a clip. He's going on television. Pretty much said you broke his heart. You did something that caused him so much pain so much suffering. What did you do. Britney spears has upset a lot of mothers in this country starting with the wife of the governor of maryland. Really if i had an opportunity to to shoot britney spears. I think i would. Oh that's that's really trying to test a lot of people was pretty wide goodness all right. So there's so much to this interview in fact like after that whole terrible quote from the governor that said i could shoot britney spears diane sawyer to that was something along the lines of well. You've really you know. Made it very hard for a lot of mothers. Wasn't that bad is governor's wife. That's who needs apologize her up unless she's not here or anything like that. But that's what needs to apologize. Get up off. Diane's she's a reporter. She was at a man's world back there. She had to be tough and nobody asked him barbara. Walters apologize but nothing. I'm just i'm done. She had to be tough. 'cause he was week we wouldn't even know her name. Right now feels different. So say you're part because i like when this talk all that i looked up the interview and listen. I'm going to say it's a reflection of the times. It's how we attacked women at that time. It just the things that diane was allowed to say to britney without even a second glance is absolutely appalling. It would never happen in two thousand twenty one. I don't believe she pulled out. Magazine articles Showing brittany and about how she was sexy. And all these things brittany said jaylo does it. Christina aguilera does it. Is it a big deal. Because will you have the connection with the. It's all making her feel guilty on top of that. This is another question. She asked this twenty one year old. She said but you said. I've only slept with one person in my whole life two years into my relationship with justin and yet he's left the impression that you weren't faithful that you betrayed the relationship she's enquiring. How many people britney has slept with questioning her on her virginity on on her sexual relations. That is insanely inappropriate. What she was grown twenty one twenty two. She was grown. She gets grown questions asked at the time she was sixteen. That i would say okay. You a little rough. But she's twenty one years old. You just talked to my nieces. That's what you've been doing your. Sat results long doesn't matter ranger national television. You're asking this young girl to to tell you. All of our sexual secrets and intimate affairs of a relationship overly scrutinized at that time anyways everything she did. This is cobbled reporter year to get the information. It is up to you to answer. Not her publicist should advisor this. You get out of the hard question ooh brennan. Actually i will say handles herself really well. But i think diane sawyer i promise you i truly believe diane sawyer looks back at that interview and cringes bring something. Go through saying if i could do this over again. I would have. Maybe still grilled her but in a much more appropriate way. I think for diane sawyer. Look we have to remember. This was diane's thing. John was known as if you're a celebrity. And you're in hot water. You go sit with diane. Do the tough interview and if you get through it your career is back. Don't forget this is in two thousand. And three a year. After diana whitney houston in she spent two hundred and fifty thousand dollars a year on crack. So you gregory speier's just gonna walk into diane sawyer interview and not be hit with the hard questions. It's a little bit much. It's like somebody saying. Oh i didn't know that howard stern was going to ask me about my sex life. I didn't know my family businesses. We're going to be out of mari povich. It's the town though. It's the town that diane takes with britney. Is it just brittany or does he take it with everyone that i can say. We have an we you. She asked whitney straights her face. Do you spend two hundred thousand dollars. We also cracked that one. I want you to feel guilty for your sex life. I want you to feel guilty for your sexual the way you dress. I want you to feel guilty for your responsibility to be this perfect positive as we received it. I don't think she meant that. I think she was just doing a job. That no one else would do. Because i don't know if i would ask brittany that. I don't think i'm that type of person that i can really ask the hard questions if somebody wants to be an open book. They can't be listening wearing the world now of reality. Television people talked about sex they. They'll they'll open the the open it up. They tell it on their own but back then especially a young girl like that to put the pressure on her to try to be the. We still put the pressure on people stars to be the perfect examples especially when they started like disney princess. And then try to move on to something older but she was twenty one at this point at this point when miley cyrus still got like a big backlash whenever she tried to become more sexualize. However we have let it
Daily Pop
Fans Outraged Over Old Diane Sawyer Interview With Britney Spears
"Fallout from the britney. Spears documentary keeps getting uglier. Justin timberlake was under fire but he is not the only one. Diane sawyer is feeling the heat as well documentary framing brittany featured. Some of diane's exclusive interview with the star from two thousand. Three and fans are outraged. They're saying. Dan owes an apology for grilling her about justin. And whether she's a bad role model for young girls. Here's a clip. He's going on television. Pretty much said you broke his heart. You did something that caused him so much pain so much suffering. What did you do. Britney spears has upset a lot of mothers in this country starting with the wife of the governor of maryland. Really if i had an opportunity to to shoot britney spears. I think i would. Oh that's that's really trying to test a lot of people was pretty wide goodness all right. So there's so much to this interview in fact like after that whole terrible quote from the governor that said i could shoot britney spears diane sawyer to that was something along the lines of well. You've really you know. Made it very hard for a lot of mothers. Wasn't that bad is governor's wife. That's who needs apologize her up unless she's not here or anything like that. But that's what needs to apologize. Get up off. Diane's she's a reporter. She was at a man's world back there. She had to be tough and nobody asked him barbara. Walters apologize but nothing. I'm just i'm done. She had to be tough. 'cause he was week we wouldn't even know her name. Right now feels different. So say you're part because i like when this talk all that i looked up the interview and listen. I'm going to say it's a reflection of the times. It's how we attacked women at that time. It just the things that diane was allowed to say to britney without even a second glance is absolutely appalling. It would never happen in two thousand twenty one. I don't believe she pulled out. Magazine articles Showing brittany and about how she was sexy. And all these things brittany said jaylo does it. Christina aguilera does it. Is it a big deal. Because will you have the connection with the. It's all making her feel guilty on top of that. This is another question. She asked this twenty one year old. She said but you said. I've only slept with one person in my whole life two years into my relationship with justin and yet he's left the impression that you weren't faithful that you betrayed the relationship she's enquiring. How many people britney has slept with questioning her on her virginity on on her sexual relations. That is insanely inappropriate. What she was grown twenty one twenty two. She was grown. She gets grown questions asked at the time she was sixteen. That i would say okay. You a little rough. But she's twenty one years old. You just talked to my nieces. That's what you've been doing your. Sat results long doesn't matter ranger national television. You're asking this young girl to to tell you. All of our sexual secrets and intimate affairs of a relationship overly scrutinized at that time anyways everything she did. This is cobbled reporter year to get the information. It is up to you to answer. Not her publicist should advisor this. You get out of the hard question
Juicy Scoop with Heather McDonald
What's the deal with Framing Britney Spears on HBO?
"Framing britney. This documentary had everyone above this weekend. I watched it last night. Kind of inbetween. Basically i'll be honest. I started watching it after the halftime show During the superbowl. 'cause i didn't really care at us home with my family and i wasn't like at a party or betting or anything but i'll get super bowl too but first of all Of course we've all heard about free brittany. Which has been this movement that her fans kinda started. There's been you know articles podcast and everybody talking about it. Of course. I follow her along with twenty seven other million people on instagram. And it's been weird. It's been weird watching her this last year. You gotta watch it. It's on lure fx. But it's just really they kind of just go through her whole career with in two hours which could have been. You know an eight part series. I think and we all remember when she came up. It was the mickey mouse club. And then all of a sudden she was really sexy. I remember when Shawn and marlon wayans were hosting the mtv awards and she came out and she did her sexy that goes with the snake and their joke which they came off came up with on the spot which is a great story is from minnie mouse club to the strip club and it was one of the funniest lines ever but now in watching that you're like wow you know this. This girl was suffering We made her suffer because we did jokes like this. We are obsessed with her sexuality. Diane sawyer was you look back at that interview which they featured and really putting her in the hot seat you know. Jay leno Doing jokes about her. We did jokes better. When chelsea lately started we. It was a great time for late night. Television also. Because right around that time the writers guild strike happened and we weren't writers guild so we were the only Late night show that got to stay on air. Every day was britney spears story. And it i. It just seemed like she was going. You know kinda fun crazy like she disliked to gas stations a lot and walk around barefoot and the paparazzi. Were there at the time. Because at that time there was no instagram. And that is how paparazzi and magazines made money is to get the shots of brittany. Brittany was the highest paid celebrity photos and then of course she married Kevin federal line but it was all just email. I just remember being doing chelsea lately and there was talk. We'll her kids taken away. And i remember sitting there going. There's no way she's going to lose custody of her kids. Come on i mean very few mothers do and she's she's going through a little struggling time but it's mostly because these paparazzi's are falling everywhere. Well you guys probably know this then. The dad got a conservative ship. And a lot of people after watching this special. This documentary said where was the mom. Why wouldn't the mom because parents divorced at that time. Try to get the conservative ship. Jamie her father was in and out of jobs Former drug addict. I believe maybe not drug out excessively alchoholic and So why would he be the person in charge. The thing is is. I think he was the first one to go to lawyers and try to get this into the works. And she was in a fifty one fifty at a mental institution when all this paperwork was done and the judge signed it. And now it's been you know fifteen years or something that this has been going on for and right away after this was done she started doing sitcoms again. Of course shortly after that she got her residency and she was making three hundred and fifty thousand dollars a night doing that show and then she left planet hollywood. And she now she's gonna do another huge residency at this new stage that they built her at the mgm and they do this big livestream thing and she comes up and then she just like and walks off talking to talk to reporters. She's not going to say anything. She's not going to do a song and shortly after that. She did it announcement saying my father is sick. And i'm not going to be performing. I'm going to put this residency off and that was really bizarre. People like is he sick. And i really don't know what the now looking back. I'm like i really don't know if he was sick of that was just her way out because now it looks like she in fact knew that the only way to get out of this conservatorship get her freedom back from her father was to stop working and stop making money and i. I would love to see what happened the day she was like you know what what the hell am i doing. Aren't going to sign up for another two or three year contract with them performing every night making all this money which. I don't get to choose how i want to spend the money. I don't get to get in the car and drive. I don't get to make a reservation and stay in hawaii on a whim without checking with twelve other people. Screw this you know. And she goes to her place in malibu during covert or wherever she is. Jesus been doing these weird instagram posts. Where her voice has changed. It's not the same voice. You're seeing these interviews on the documentary. And she's like ok guys. I've heard that a lot of been wondering what i'm going to do for the new year one. I'm gonna try to finish a pilates class to. I'm gonna try to meditate three. I'm going to try to eat better. And for i'm going to try that ice cream diet. And when she's doing it she's like it. Looks like she's definitely reading it whether it's a cue card but somebody else's there and the fact that she said i heard you guys not having reading your comments and one thing in the new year you guys asked me was Of course photos are weird. The makeup soy's like various mudgee. She's always wearing these crop tops. Sometimes she's dancing and you know i just really hope that I hope the mother gets involved. I hope that that the judge is able to watch this. Because i think when the judge granted this he was watching all the crazy news everyday. Let's just like the rest of us and this weird sam. Lufti was after an eye at the time. I was four the conservative ship. I'm like gosh. I don't want other people to take advantage of it this way. You know the data's there the other people are there to make sure that she stays healthy. No weirdos get around her. She's able to have visitation with her boys. But now after all these years it does seem really wrong and I think that this is going to be the catalyst to make whatever judges involved to open his eyes and maybe reconsider This conservative ship for
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Support grows for Britney Spears in wake of new documentary
"This wild new documentary. It's by the new york. Times which is quite surprising that they get into this tabloid gossipy world right hold framing britney spears and it really really focuses on her life. It's only seventy five minutes. It's worth watching. But there's certain things that are said in this documentary that today has britney's fans demanding. Justin timberlake owes her apology. Remember when they broke up. I was back in two thousand and three. Diane sawyer did an interview with britney and she really asked us some sharp questions saying the following quote. You broke his heart. You did something that caused him so much pain so much suffering. What did you do. Britney sort of fumbled the answer. Here she was still very young and she said there's two sides of a story technically just it's not wrong but technically he's not right either now fans that manning that just in owes her an apology. Did you watch this documentary. Yes ruptured and this is the case of. You know britney spears has very passionate fans and rightfully so just as many artists do but to say you know just to know for what though again it like britney said even though there's two sides to the story you and i both know there's three there's there's there's there's hers and then the little mix of both but of course britney fans jump to like nope just a an apology just got. Justin got trolled this weekend. Justin timberlake got troll this weekend. To where janet jackson fan say can't believe just didn't justin timberlake was a part of ruining two of the biggest pop careers ever janet jackson and britney spears like just literally sitting at home doing nothing right now in hebrew. Just saying right exactly
Daily Tech News Show
New report on Apple’s VR headset: 8K in each eye, potential $3,000 price tag
"Myanmar's new military government ordered that local telecoms temporarily blocked facebook owned services in the country from midnight on february third through february seventh claiming that the platform was contributing to instability the digital rights nonprofit access now estimates that there are twenty two million facebook users in the country. A new report by canada's privacy commission found clear view is facial recognition database to be illegal mass surveillance and said sent a letter of intention to the company telling it to cease sevices in the country and delete canadian faces. Clearview has not operated in canada since july due to the investigation and says it will allow canadians to opt out of the database. But we'll challenge the determination in court analyst. Ming she quos on a bit of a roll this week. The latest from quo is word of another lend supplier for the main next gen. Iphone perhaps called the iphone thirteen. That's expected next year and it's camera. Quo says that sunny optical successfully passed apple's approvals process for ipad lenses and are likely to be approved to make the main camera lens for the iphone. Thirteen lineup currently logon eugene. Guang and can cut. Sue supply lenses to lg innotech for incorporation into the camera module so sunny optical would be yet an additional supplier for that lends parlor co founder. John mattes announced. He's been fired. Ceo by the company's board In a statement. Matt said quote. I've met constant resistance to my product. Vision my strong belief in free speech and my view of how the parlor site should be managed. He supposedly proposed expanding automated. Content moderation on the platform as well as a full ban on accounts tied to designated domestic terror organizations the blockchain based service network or b. s. n. backed by the chinese government access an operating system for blockchain program development china's state information center and affiliate to china's top economic reform planner credit card processor union. Pay telecom trying to mobile and beijing based startup called red date. Or all involved in supporting both consortium and public blockchain's this week. Bsn announced it will roll a permission. Diversion of cosmos. Cosmo's that's a network comprised of many independent blockchain's and calls itself the internet of blockchain's so just you'd have no concerns and just jumping on an open block chain from from china winter no tom sawyer. Red flags there. I mean the state information center is part of the deal. I don't know what you'd be worried now all right. Let's talk a little more about that. A little more about the information given some some details on apple's alleged upcoming mixed reality headset sources have more details including a rendering this time of what they say is apple's vr headset. A lot of the details are similar to what we heard from mark gurman of bloomberg earlier last month It's expected to use fabric. Mesh run on an apple design chip cost a lot. Although we've got a number as much as three thousand dollars the headset may have more than a dozen cameras for hand. Tracking lied are sensors for room. Mapping and a are affects dual eight k displays and i tracking to save battery life. The information sources says apple would use aided rendering. that's when you only render in full resolution. What your eyes are looking at everything. In the periphery can be a little lower sources. Say apple has not finalized input control but the options. They're considering are a combination of hand tracking i tracking a dial on the headset or something. They call a thimble like accessory. Oh boy well the thing that jumped out to me. I because we have talked about this before. This rumor has been swirling. I mean really for years but it seems to be more of a reality than ever. Is that three thousand dollar price points now again. It's a rumor and yes. Apple tends to make things that are similar to other products that are more expensive and then says but it's apple so you know we can do that sort of thing. Three thousand dollars. Oh my goodness Compare that to oculus to for three hundred dollars. That's a crazy price point. I don't know how the company could get away with such a thing.
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Evan Rachel Wood accuses Marilyn Manson of abuse, grooming: ‘I am done living in fear'
"Evan rachel wood is yes sawyer. Would you be able to pick out evan. Rachel wood in lineup. I couldn't even tell you if it's a guy or a girl. Would you like to have sex with evan. rachel wood. I'm gonna say no just to you know you're wrong then right yes you are wrong. Well she has spoken out in the past about alleged abuse. She was subjected to an unnamed ex. But as of this morning she has named that at all it. Isn't chris morrissett. No unless you were real name. Ab chris is your stage name and by that she says the name of my abuser is brian warner also known to the world as marilyn manson he started grooming me when i was a teenager and horrifically abused me for years. Could have seen that a sweetheart. Down to earth regular joe like marilyn was going to be a challenge okay. She says. She was brainwashed and manipulated into submission. I'm done living in fear of retaliation slander or blackmail and here to expose the dangerous man and call it the many industries who have enabled them before he ruins anymore. Lives istan with the mini victims. Who will no longer be. Silent and four other women came forward. I was going to say they'll all coming out now. He has categorically denied similar allegations in the past. No or do you want to come out against marilyn manson right now. Just what. I do all right. Go ahead just in general
Encyclopedia Womannica
Storytellers: Harriet Jacobs
"Although the veracity of her story was challenged for decades are storyteller of the day is now recognized as the true author of her work. We're talking about harriet jacobs. Harriet jacobs was born in eighteen. Thirteen endan north carolina to delilah and daniel jacobs. Both her mother and father were enslaved. Her grandmother had been emancipated by her former enslavers. When harry it was six her mother died and she was left in the care of her enslavers. Margaret horn blow margaret taught her to read and write an uncommon practice for the time but when harriet was twelve her fortune changed. Margaret passed away and instead of emancipating. Harriet bequeath. terry her three-year-old niece. mary matilda nor calm. Harriet subsequently moved into the nor com household. A family that did not share margaret's relatively more progressive views within three years. Though harry it was just a young teenager she had become the sexual fixation of mary's father. Dr james nor com. His sexual harassment was unrelenting and he refused to allow harry to marry. It was then. Harriet made a calculated decision. She decided to return the advances of another white man. A local lawyer by the name of samuel treadwell sawyer. She hoped that bearing the children of a different white man with spur her master into a rage her goal was to drive doctor nor com to sell her. Her plan did not succeed after bearing two of sawyers children dr nor com punished. Harriet by sending her to do backbreaking labor on his plantation while they're harriet. She fled to her grandmother's house and hit an crawlspace. Harriet remained in hiding at her grandmother's for seven years. During this time she revised her plan. Harriet wrote letters to dr nor com falsely claiming. She described to the north. This time around. She hoped dr nor comet sell her children to their father. Eventually this plan came to fruition and sawyer bought both of his children back from dr nor com soon after sawyer was elected to the house of representatives and moved with the children to washington. Dc desperate to reunite with her children. Harriet to fled north while searching for her children. Harriet found work. As a nurse. Made for the abolitionist. Nathaniel parker willis and his wife cordelia willis dr nor com continued to pursue harriet and. She was frequently forced to go into hiding often relocating between boston and new york eventually in one thousand fifty two the willis family was able to bhai harriet freedom during her time in the north. Harriet became involved with a feminist abolitionist group. It was there that she met. Amy post amy taken with harriet. Personal journey recommended that she read a book about her life. Harry agreed and decided to write her autobiography. Under the pen name brent. Her book called incidents in the life of a slave girl was published in eighteen. Sixty one with the rise of the american civil war. The book quickly faded from public discourse and remained relatively unknown for the rest of heriot's. Its lifetime harry. It was eventually reunited with her daughter. Louisa during the civil war. Harriet worked to aid former slaves who arrived as refugees in washington. Dc dedication to the recently emancipated community. Brought harriet back to the south in eighteen sixty five. Harriet and louisa settled in savannah georgia to continue relief efforts but due to persistent racial persecution forced to flee north once more this time harriet settled in cambridge massachusetts or she opened a boarding house. Not much is known about the final chapters of harry. It's life but we do know that she eventually returned to washington. Dc with her daughter. It was there that harriet died in eighteen. Ninety seven she was eighty four years old. It wasn't until the feminist movements of the nineteen sixties and seventies that incidents reappeared. Initially it sparked controversy. The books editor lydia. Marie child was a white woman. Common thought at the time was the autobiography was actually a novel written by child in one thousand nine hundred. Eighty seven historian. Jean fagin yellen corrected that narrative with her annotated edition of incidents yellen lays bare at the true identity of the author and the limited role child played in publishing the original manuscript at long last. Harry its name was attached to her work. Her role as auto biographer transformed. The significance of the taxed inherits writings. She describes her state of mind. She rejected the advances of dr nor calm in favor of sam sawyer. She explicitly discusses using her sexuality. As a tool to manipulate the white men who sought to further subjugate her harry it also acknowledges the judgement she received as a woman with two children born out of wedlock in her book. She argues that it is cruel to prescribe nineteenth century. Morality onto enslaved women as their fundamental rights had already been so profoundly violated incidents in the life of a slave girl remains one of the most important books of its kind. It is the only first hand account of the life of an enslaved woman at the time and gives unmatched insight into harry. It's perspective as she fought against forces of sexual and racial oppression in doing so. The autobiography occupies a unique space in both african american and feminist literature
Daily Pop
Connie Chung Compares Diane Sawyer & Barbara Walters to Tonya Harding
"Okay. You guys connie just went off on some huge star. She even said working with. Dan rather was like a scene out of psycho. It's what she said about barbara and diane. That really shocked. Watch when i went to. Abc news on joined with both barbara. Walters and diane sawyer there. And i thought oh this could be great. It'd be you know three women get along. It's not unlike what what tonya harding. Nancy kerrigan both. Diane and barbara were in the same sort of arena of trying to get these big interviews so when i tried to go after them i was told i could not i had to stand down. Really alcon said that on originals with andrew. Gelman podcast. What did you guys. I think when you heard this not surprised that we just had this conversation right before we went live. I feel like everyone during this pandemic is sort of losing it a little bit and i feel like connie everyone's coming for barbara lately in the past year like all of her secrets everything about her. Everyone's ready to spill. But like i don't know. I'm not surprised at all. Feel like this extremely competitive world extremely competitive for women extremely competitive of that time. Robber was already a legend diana. I think you don't hear that that much about it. Seems like that answer. Everybody wants to have over at thanksgiving but those are always the ones career. don't cry. She will never forget that vibe from her. She always just seems like such a lover. We have to remember like we're talking about five years ago. Yeah it any industry as a minority myself. Sometimes you're made to feel like there's only room for one and when somebody is telling you that or making you feel that way you start to believe it so of course barbara and die. It's like oh look at chung coming in here. Seventeen years younger than them. Yeah right so in your mind you probably are thinking. Oh they brought this hotshot into replace us at. I'm not gonna let that happen. And i think i think women do it a lot. I think black people do it a lot. When they're minority a workspace. I think gay people do it. A lot. And i both black and gay so i feel double on on the storm from but sometimes i feel like for me. It's like if i'm the only one here. Let me just open the door for somebody to comment after me. Yeah no i love mentality but you know what it's not even just the stars themselves not just dinosaur. You're not just barbara walters. Sometimes it's the atmosphere that's created around the absolutely actual office like there's some things i mean. The fact that connie was told that. I'm sure she was told that by a producer and maybe that direct order came from something that barbara had said or diane had said in the past but i feel like there's a better check system nowadays i feel like you can check stars a little bit more than you could back been
Bob Sirott
15 shot, 3 dead after violent weekend in Chicago
"We have an update from WGN's Ryan Burrow. Chicago Police are reporting 15 shooting victims from Friday through Sunday, with three of those victims dying among the dead a 37 year old. Fatally shot while leaving a home in the 4600 Block of South Wall Bash early Sunday morning. Saturday night. A 24 year old man was shot several times in a vacant lot in the 1500 block of South Sawyer. He later died at Mount Sinai Hospital. In both cases, the victims were known to police. No arrests have been made in either of the shootings. Right, bro. WGN NEWS Chicago hospitals get ready to
Dean Richards' Sunday Morning
Robber Shoots Man, Is Then Shot Dead Himself In Chicago's East Ukrainian Village
"People have been wounded and four killed in shootings thus far around Chicago this weekend. We have an update from WGN Steve Ruxton in the latest shooting. One person was killed, another wounded in a shooting during an attempted robbery at about 4:30 A.m. and Ukrainian village and police say a 53 year old man was in a vehicle and about 105 P. M Saturday and the 3100 block of North Sawyer. In a light colored vehicle pulled up on someone inside open fire. A man was shot in the back and head and taken to Illinois Masonic Medical Center, where he was pronounced dead. Steve