35 Burst results for "Ted Kennedy"
The Charlie Kirk Show
Airlines Are an Exception to a Puritanical Free Market Principle...
"Airlines are an exception to a puritanical free market principle that deregulation always will lead to something better. Now, it's interesting because Ted Kennedy in the 70s or 80s was actually one of the big advocates for airline deregulation and we were told that that would actually lower costs and improve the quality of flying and that's not true. What do you mean, it didn't actually end up happening. You asked anybody over the age of 50 in America. Anybody over the age of 50 in America asked them was flying better in the 1980s or is it better today? And they will all say, oh, it was way better in the 1980s. Way better. Pan Am, they give you full meals. Everybody dressed wonderfully. Everybody respected it, you know, respected flying. Now airline regulation deregulation did make things way cheaper, but is that really still technically true? Have you seen what a round trip ticket from Los Angeles, the Chicago is it's a $1000 minimum on certain weekends.
The Eric Metaxas Show
Alan Dershowitz Describes What Has Eroded in America
"Suppose has slipped such that we are capable of falling into something like a Salem witch trial or something that you hear about, people being accused in East Germany by their relatives. In other words, that has really not been part of our history as a country. What do you believe has been slipping or eroding such that this is possible? Well, I'm a little older than you, so I grew up during the McCarthy period. And I remember very vividly being Brooklyn college when the president of the college wouldn't allow communists who to speak on the campus or to teach. And I thought against it then I was a virulent anti communist. I hate communism. I think it's one of the great evils of the world. But I defended their right. And people who represented communists were trashed and were canceled and were seeing a repeat of this. The country has fallen into a tremendous divide, everything is one side or the other. There are no civil libertarians left. You're either on one side, you're on the other. I defend president Trump on the floor of the Senate, even though I voted against him twice, and I'm regarded as a facilitator of Trump the way Jerry mccarthyism, lawyers were regarded as facilitators. Larry David comes over to me on the show Mark and start screaming your despicable because of my representation of Trump and other things. Caroline Kennedy, the daughter of the president of the United States, the niece of Ted Kennedy, who I represented. Says to me at a dinner party, if I knew you had been invited, I wouldn't have come. This is all because I defended Donald Trump on the floor of the Senate.
The Charlie Kirk Show
Mark Houck Joins Charlie to Discuss His Recent Trial
"Recently had your trial. It seems as if this was a very quick timeline between the raid and the trial and so was there a reason for that? That's a good question. I think, you know, you look some of these things up. Whenever there's a minor involved in a trial like this, they try to expedite it so that the child isn't further traumatized. No one communicated to me that that was the reason we were just first up, couldn't believe it was four months after the yeah, it's super quick. Yeah, yeah, it was quick. You look at David the lightest case and he's still in court and waiting his trial for many things and it's been years. So you just recently had your trial and they were, this is the federal government, right? So there was a fair to say there was a federal prosecutor that was arguing to try to put you in jail. What law were they alleging that you broke? So I was charged with allegedly violating the face act, which is in 1994, federal law that was enacted sponsored by the late center Ted Kennedy and Chuck Schumer. And basically it was designed in the 1990s to deal with pro lifers who were performing public sit ins and civil disobedience called the rescue movement. And they effectively did that under Bill Clinton's administration. It has been resurrected to come after pro lifers, basically they act stands for federal access to clinic entrances and it protects those acronyms. It protects those that are coming into in and out of an abortion facility or even protects those trying to get into a pregnancy resource center, believe it or not. In this case, it's being applied widely to against pro lifers and not being adequately or equally applied to the violations against people with intent to go to pregnancy resource centers or violence against pregnancy resource centers. But in this case, it was applied to me. They had two counts with three to four elements under each and basically it was a violation of the phase act with that held up to 11 years in prison and $350,000 in fine.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"ted kennedy" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"The Dow hired by a 117, the NASDAQ is on the rise by 35 points, the ten year treasury is down 1330 seconds now the old 3.72%. Nymex crude is up three and a half percent of two 70 cents at $80. 21 cents a barrel comic scold is up three quarters percent of 1320, 1808 50 announced. The Euro 1.0624 against the Dolly the pound 1.2085, the yen is at one 32.83, Bitcoin's moving a touch higher up a half percent now, just shy of 16,900. That's a Bloomberg business flash. Paula Matt, Nathan Hager. Also, in Washington, D.C., wait, that is just the power center today here of Bloomberg news is Washington, D.C., good stuff we appreciate that. Nathan. All right. By the way, yeah. Nathan Hager and Amy Morris also answered a question that I had lobbed out there. Oh, you did. Has a sitting president ever been primaried and the answer? The answer is yes, at least Ted Kennedy tried to knock Carter off the I guess in 1980, exactly. He finally gave up Kennedy did like the second day of the convention, but it was brutal for the Democratic Party. So yeah, that was a harbinger of things to come for, mister carden. And of course, they lost exactly, badly. All right, 2022, let's put it in the rearview mirror. There's no place to hide whether you're in a stock market or the bond market. One of the questions I have is, how did the really super high end net worth kind of folks? How do they do this year? What are they doing? Where do they put their money? And to that, and there's actually a very interesting we'll get to our guests in a second. But there's a very interesting story on the Bloomberg terminal that got my attention. Superyachts flocked to the Caribbean for lavish yearend party. So I guess they're doing okay and we had this great function on the Bloomberg terminal map go and you can kind of sort for yachts and super yachts and there's a lot of yellow dots in the Caribbean in the Mediterranean. So that's where they're going for the holidays. So good for them. But we talked super high net worth. We also like to talk with Michael sonnenfeld. He's the chairman and founder of Tiger 21. Tiger 21 is a network of learning groups for high net worth investors. Michael, thanks so much for joining us. When you talk to your members, how did they fare in 2022 and what do they thinking about for 2023? And again, this is a super high net worth and the marketplace. So first, great to be here, happy new year, guys. The members are not a monolith. You know, if you talk to our members in Texas who have a lot of oil and gas exposure and northern Canada, they've had an amazingly good year best in many, if you talk to our members in San Francisco who are more in the high-tech world, they've had a really tough year. But overall, the biggest story for our members for the year is private equity in our most recent survey grew to 29%. That's the largest percentage ever recorded. It was as low as 10% over a decade ago. So this is a tectonic shift in the way high net worth Americans and particularly entrepreneurs who are members of Tiger are expressing their hope for the future. All right, so keeping in mind that they're not a monolith, can we draw any conclusions about average sort of investment? I mean, are they in these markets? Are they out? Do they like fixed income? Are they are they going for equities? Is there an outlook for 2023 that you can kind of pull from the whole picture? Yeah, the big stories are that, as I said, private equity for the first time has trumped both real estate and public equity at about 29%. Fixed income is a little bit coming to life. People are liking short term rates for the first time for so many years. You were getting under 1%. Now you can see four and 5 and 6% both in municipals and high grade set really interesting. Hedge funds are still in the dog house, only about 3% allocation, kind of mind boggling given to where they were a decade ago. And cash cash at 12%, 11%. Wow. High levels of cash. But not for us, our members have held this high level for a very long time. The public equity reduction to 25% says two things. First of all, if you take our real estate and private equity and add them up together, what you have is a little over 50% while public equities are only 25%. What our members are saying is if you know how to invest in public private equity and you're not investing real estate, which is where our members created their wealth over time you can probably do better than public equities, but in the public equity markets a lot more index funds, a lot more ETFs because history has shown it's really tough to beat the public markets if you're trying to pick stocks. I guess what's happened to Tesla in recent days would be a good example of that. Hey, Michael, when I think of your members at Tiger 21, I think maybe some business owners who have sold their businesses. They now have a lot of liquidity or maybe they've had liquidity events in other asset classes. I don't necessarily think about them as exposed too much to crypto, but boy, that's been such a big issue this year and lots of news coming out of the crypto space. A lot of volatility that if your members are they thinking about, all right, now maybe is the time to look at this thing or does it just validate maybe their belief that crypto is just too volatile. Surely they were all in at some point. Yeah. So most of our members are very different, but when you have 1200 members managing a $140 billion of their own net worth, that's an average over a 100 million per member. What you have by variety. We have a couple of members who run crypto fund and in total crypto is about a one to 3%
The Book Review
"ted kennedy" Discussed on The Book Review
"His life, we see and I say this explicitly in the book, you know, we see the public Ted Kennedy, this boisterous figure, but we don't see the private tech kid. The one who would spend hours staring out at the sea. The one who was a fatalist, who believed that, as his brothers were killed, he would be next, who was certain that he was going to take an assassin's bullet. We don't see that Ted Kennedy. We don't know that to kit. We don't know the Ted Kennedy who spent hours and hours and hours poring over legislation. And learning going to Harvard professors to be tutored to get the background for legislation so that he could debate on the floor of the Senate with a very best of them. And he became one of the best of them. We don't know that, Ted Kennedy. We saw the But there was so much of that iceberg that was under the water. And that was the Ted Kennedy who, in many ways, to me, was not only unfamiliar, but in many respects the real Ted Kennedy, the deep melancholic fatalistic Ted Kennedy. And he dominates the book. Your title here is catching the wind. It sounds like the title of your next volume might be against the wind, the title of it is the title. It is the title. Okay, there we go. And the title of his own memoir was true compass, which I thought was a really interesting book, but obviously all of them sailing metaphors. But two questions. One is, what was the role of sailing? Obviously, it sounds like it was very central to Ted Kennedy. But also how accurate was his own memoir. You know, you talk about the melancholy and tragedy in his life, did you think that he knew himself well and did he portray that? Did that come through in true compass? I'll hold the nautical metaphors for a moment because they are important and there are a key, I think, to understanding to Kennedy. And the kennedys are known for because they were trained by their parents to be resilient. Stoic, facing tragedy. I don't want any sour pushes Joe Kennedy would say. No tears in the Kennedy family, Joe Kennedy would say. And so when they face these tragedies, what we saw was that face of stoicism. I think there's some of that in true compass. You know, Kennedy reveals himself, but like all kennedys, he only reveals himself so much. And there's a wonderful line. I quoted in the book that I think it was Timothy shriver, one of the Kennedy cousins, the son of sergeant Schreiber, said to Patrick Kennedy, which is the family pathology is secrecy. Everything was secret, including emotion. And you never revealed emotion. There is some of that kind of circumspection.
The Book Review
"ted kennedy" Discussed on The Book Review
"The people who had always supported the kennedys. But on the other hand, the kennedys were at particularly Ted Kennedy, were great supporters of the African American community. And so Ted was caught in a kind of pincer between these two forces. And though he was not adamant about the court ordered busing, it wasn't as if he went out there and said, you got to do this. He was adamant about integration. And what that caused, and this is, again, the concluding episode in the book. And I think it's a very tense tense episode and at a very terrifying episode for Ted Kennedy is these crowds. Literally turned on it. And chased it. And through things that and beat him, one of them had a standards of the American flag and they shoved it at him and poked him like a spear. And Ted Kennedy, this is literally true. Ted Kennedy literally had to run for his life. And he escaped into a empty a station subway station where his aides held back the crowds who were going after him and fortunately for him a train arrived just as he escaped into the station and he jumped on that train and even then the crowds retreated and followed tried to follow and they jumped in their automobiles and followed that train. But this was an episode that in some ways was the harbinger of what was to come, which was the anger of white ethnic America. At the liberal agenda. So going back to that initial question about these two volumes, it sounds like you had already written the entire thing when this decision was made to divide it into two. I had. Both books, well, I didn't think of them as both books, but the book was complete. And volume two will be published next year a year after volume one. So I had in my mind, you know, I knew exactly what I wanted the book to go when I started it. I know Robert Carroll says that he always writes the last sentence first, but basically what I do is I outline the entire book. In this case, it turned out to be two books, but I knew exactly where this book was going. I knew where every chapter was. I knew where virtually every beat in the book was, because that's how I write. I believe Pamela in a kind of metaphysics of writing. By which I mean that readers can detect the process of your writing. They know when you're struggling. They know when you're hitting bumps. And I do everything in my power to preload a book so that there are no books. And that the book, I like to think, you know, reads almost musically. Because I've done so much preparation that when I actually sit down to write, I write very quickly. Astonishingly quickly, to my editors and even my agent.
Stephanie Miller's Happy Hour Podcast
Glenn Kirschner: It's Time for an Investigation Into Justice Alito
"You tweeted Congress if you're listening. It's time for an investigation. I'd fashion it an impeachment inquiry of justice Alito, his lies to the Senate to the American people into the late senator Ted Kennedy must be investigated because women's constitutional rights matter. Yeah, I got to get your take on this latest bombshell report about justice Alito leaking. Yeah, The New York Times made it pretty clear in its reporting. I think two days ago, a couple mister and misses Wright had dinner with another couple, mister and misses Alito, and the next day, misses Wright contacted this reverend shank is his name and said, I've got some very interesting information. No emails, please, and then she told him that basically Alito authored the hobby lobby opinion. Another opinion that basically is religion over the rule of law, and that hobby lobby is gonna win. So Alito leaked his own opinion, the hobby lobby opinion. Don't you think he probably also leaked the Dobbs opinions revoking women's constitutional privacy rights? Yeah. And then acted all huffy about it.
77WABC Radio
"ted kennedy" Discussed on 77WABC Radio
"Broadcasting from the underground command post deep in the bowels of a hidden bunker somewhere under the brick and steel of a nondescript building. We have once again made contact with our leader Mark. Love them. Come America. Doctor Oz will be in the program in a few minutes. Our number 877-381-3811. 877-381-3811. I always run out of time. I have so much to discuss with you. Joe Biden penders and stereotypes every race and religion. That's what the Democrat party does, and they've done it. Really, since at least Franklin Roosevelt and probably before. This is how they built their coalitions. They lie to various people. They focus on their physical aspects, their economic aspects, the religious aspects, and so forth and so on. So they think you'll believe that they're really standing with you. So it's not a matter of really where they stand. It's a whole fraudulent facade. And Biden's been doing this his whole life. He learned it. From racists and segregationists, early in his Senate career, then he learned it from socialists and marxists. Later in the Senate career, Ted Kennedy, among others, and now he's like the old man of pandering and stereotyping. Cut one hat tip town hall, go. I
WABE 90.1 FM
"ted kennedy" Discussed on WABE 90.1 FM
"Out if people like mister Ted Kennedy, the kennedys all of them. I really do have an interest in the Negro people, a really do have a law for the Negro, and a desire to help him. Well, so how do these segregationists in the south then convince black people to move out to go north? Yeah, they were very strategic about it. So they intentionally recruited single black mothers who relied on welfare and who had very large families. And they also recruited people who were recently released from prison, and the goal there was to make sure they placed a burden on public resources up north. Black individuals and families, they were lured onto these buses. They were told that there would be jobs and housing, awaiting them, and they were also told there would be a presidential welcome from the kennedys. None of this was true. It was all a political stunt and really a publicity stunt. The segregationists made sure to alert all the papers and the media outlets. This was happening and it worked. It was front page news at the time. It's so interesting that you say that about the news making headlines because today I know a lot of journalists are sort of scratching their heads wondering how to cover this immigration story without giving too much credence to the political stunt that it is, how did the journalists at the time in the 1960s handle kind of a similar issue in a similar story? Yes, in many ways they took the beat. There were articles day after day following up on the family's tracking their journeys TV footage from the time watching these families get on the buses and the segregationists actually kind of reveled in it and bragged about the coverage they got. You looked back at what happened to one family, it was led by Leela may Williams. She had 11 children. Tell us about their story. Yes, so Leela may Williams lived right on the Louisiana Arkansas border and she had this really big family and a tiny little farm in a three room house. They didn't even have a kitchen. It was outside. And her life was really hard. And then came this promise that life could be better. Betty Williams, who is one of lela May's daughters, remembers that sentiment. I actually spoke with her in 2019. My mom, though, who she came to the north, she was going to have a better life for her children. You know, to have better jobs and better housing, better everything for all of us. Everything that a mom could do, everything within her power, everything within her reach, my mom did it. Now, Lila may takes the offer, families like hers arrive in New York, New Hampshire, California, Massachusetts, there were no welcoming committees, right? There were no homes. There was no extra money or jobs, easy to come by. What happens to these folks? Yeah, you're exactly right. It was all false promises. But there were local committees that kind of came together and rallied in hyannis where the Williams family arrived. There was a small committee formed by the Unitarian church in the local chapter of the NAACP. One of those committee members was Margaret Mosley, and she was interviewed in 1994 about this. It was shortly before her death. Most of the people who came
The Financial Guys
"ted kennedy" Discussed on The Financial Guys
"You better example. The Trump family, do they have ties to real estate all over the world? Yes. Is it easy for the Democrats to go, well, they bought a piece of property. I'm sure it is, right? But legitimately, they have a long-term track record of not being in politics and being in the real estate game. This guy's a crack at it. He's a heroin at it. Right. I mean, this is pretty obvious. He's done nothing. He's been playing nothing. Nothing about this. The investment company, right? The investment company that the Chinese invested something like $2 billion at hunter owned, the other two business partners went to jail. Right. But the jail. Not hunter? Not the Biden family. Couldn't be bothered. Mainstream media still can't look into it. Disgusting. You can literally, and this goes back a long time. This is not a big reason. You could be Ted Kennedy and kill a girl in chappaquiddick and walk away no problem. No accountability. Lie in other Senate, right? What a joke. That's your point on vaccines. They're still pushing this stuff. The American people are over it. They are no longer believing what you're selling. And to the point, this is what Rochelle Walensky begging basically. You got to do it. You got to do it right now. You got to get out there right now. Boosters, boosters, boosters. It's been a year. It's been a year and three months since it's been wide stream eligibility, right? Why is stream eligibility for vaccines really started out in April? So April May, June, we're now in July. So in 16 months, you're on your fourth. She's pushing your fourth booster here. What is that? You're getting a shot every four months on average now? Right. Is that about right? 14 months divided by four, you're about three to four months per booster. I mean, is that what we're going to do now every four months. Now, meanwhile, the European Union and the British, whatever, just came out and said, hey, our studies are showing that booster four months. We don't think that's the right idea. We think there's a way too close together. In fact, we think that it might be destroying your immune system, not here in the state, so. No. No, because Pfizer says, wolensky dance, puppet dance. So here she goes. Many Americans are under vaccinated, meaning they are not up to date on their COVID-19 vaccines. Not all people over the age of 50 have received their first booster dose of those who've received their first booster dose only 28% of those over 50 have received a second booster dose. And of those over the age of 65, only 34% have received their second booster dose. So my message right now is very simple. It's essential that these Americans, doctor Shaw said, get their second booster shot right away. Right away. Now, it's essential. It's essential. It's a essential. Why? Why is it essential? Are people diagnosing? Is it working? Is it essential for Pfizer to make their bottom line about the earnings? What about my 5 year old who has a 0% chance of dying from it? Actually, pretty much a 0% chance of even knowing they have that. How about that? The European Union and the British health whatever have come out just very recently and said that their studies and their
The Trish Regan Show
Democratic Politicians Smell Fear at the White House
"I want to get to what's happening there in California in Florida. It seems that at one politician is trying to kind of take a direct aim at desantis, which suggests suggests to me anyway that this particular politician believes that Ron DeSantis might be up for the nomination from the Republican Party and that while he may throw his hat in the ring to go instead of Joe Biden. Look this kind of thing has happened before. You get to go all the way back to the 1970s. I was a little kid and I remember because my parents were very big libs. They had me out there campaigning for Jimmy Carter. Can you imagine that, mate? Especially with the way I feel about inflation. Anyway, I campaigned for Jimmy Carter is a little kid door to door. And then for Ted Kennedy, because Ted Kennedy, you see, Ted Kennedy was the guy who came in and tried to primary, tried to primary Carter. The economy matters. And when you have inflation so out of control, there's no way that incumbent is going to be able to get elected again. You got to kind of clean house and start all over. Will the Democrat party have the will to do that? I think that Gavin Newsom who is the governor of California is betting on that. Of course, he needs to get sort of the blessing, if you would, from the big money within the party, but the big money knows. Look, it's over. I mean, you just look at every single poll. Every poll right now is showing that Americans are completely dissatisfied with this administration and the policy from Biden that he's put
Fresh Air
"ted kennedy" Discussed on Fresh Air
"And even a year ago, women in ice facilities, they were in immigration detention centers, were being sterilized without informed consent. So it hasn't ended. You decided you wanted to check in on these two, they were teenagers at the time would be much older now. What did you find? I was doing research on the ground in Montgomery, and I hadn't been able to find the Ralph sisters. And I had a researcher that I was working with and she asked me to do a parenting class for her. I said no three times. I really didn't want to do the parenting class because I was tired and I wasn't there for that. Then I finally agreed and while I was speaking to the group of parents, I noticed that one of their nameplates had Ralph, her name was Debbie Ralph. So I said, I know this is gonna sound crazy, but do you know a Mary Alice and a mini Lee Ralph, they would be in their 60s now. And the young woman said, yeah, they're my aunts. So she introduced me to them and I got to meet them. I got to know them. And I was really moved by who they were, how kind they were, how humbly they were living. And how much they had sacrificed. And what did they recall of the controversy the case? Did they have a sense of the stakes of all this? What they recall was they recalled miss bly their social worker. They recalled Joe their lawyer. They remember the only time they were on a plane was to fly to Washington to testify at hearings with Ted Kennedy, but they don't, they don't really understand exactly how it changed history. They don't understand what a huge what a huge part of history they are. But they are clearly scarred. They're scarred physically. They have giant scars from their surgery. They're scarred emotionally because they wanted to have children..
WTOP
"ted kennedy" Discussed on WTOP
"Cancer Riga revealed she had brain surgery last summer to remove a tumor Her colleague during gensler tells WTO Wendy was an amazing person to work with I don't think I've ever known anybody who is more alive than when you read her She was very authentic very spontaneous very caring and generous and she was authentically herself You'll be hearing in the days to come lots of great Wendy stories She was entertaining and fun and witty and also compassionate and warm and just a great friend Wendy retired in December after nearly 33 years with NBC four early in her career she was an anchor and reporter here on WTO Wendy reger did what it took to get the story She told our Jack pointer about a story she did for WTO covering homeless advocate Mitch Snyder Snyder would pull food from dumpsters and cook it for lawmakers including senator Ted Kennedy the Massachusetts senator was among several dignitaries sitting at a very long table but rieger couldn't get her microphone through all the cameras and reporters so she just army crawled through the competition So I get there and thought oh God And thought you know what Whatever So I remember dropping to the floor with my little tape recorder And just going to the tripods and the knees and legs of people looking down like what And I just kept going up and mouthing I'm sorry And I crawled up to the front of the table and then rose up like a telescope Periscope or whatever from a sub I just kind of rose up in front of senator Kennedy who was speaking And remember he paused and looked down like what on earth And I smiled and nod like yes continue as I slid my microphone up to his plate Those were good times Now she may have stun senator Kennedy but she did get the sound for her story Again Wendy rieger has died at the age of 65 It's 6 34.
77WABC Radio
"ted kennedy" Discussed on 77WABC Radio
"To slide right onto the Supreme Court without having gone through the controversy that the Republicans go through time and time again regardless of their race or their genitalia The media in this country suck They are the worst They're disgusting They're frauds and phonies Trump is right They are the enemy of the people If you're going to pretend you're objective and you're nothing more than a mouthpiece For the Democrats or for their Democrat administration the government And you're just as rotten as pravda and tusk Remember that Media in this country are the proud of this country I wrote a whole book on it if you care New York Times real scum Covered up the genocide against the Ukrainians covered up the Holocaust promoted Castro Yes real scum I'd say other words if I were just a podcaster but I can't terrestrial radio That's probably good thing We don't want the kids to hear it People still read this crap But look how this committee leaks And why wouldn't it You have swalwell on there Chinese probably of all kinds of video of him By the way have you seen this special The series special on Playboy mister producer I think it's on a and E or the Discovery Channel I just caught about 45 minutes of it the other night Remember how hefner was promoted as sexual liberation and he and the Hollywood embraced him and he was promoted This guy and these people were damnable predators of these young women They would drug them they get them drunk they would molest them They would rape them And many instances allegedly The individuals evolved sports athletes Hollywood actors famous men in media and one of the people who went there all the time was Bill Cosby This guy is a monster Bill Cosby absolute monster I don't know how many women he abused but it's a law It's got to be hundreds and hundreds But then there are others Absolutely unbelievable But they did to these young girls One of them committed suicide She couldn't live with it anymore Half half how half was celebrated Half It was an act of Democrat by the way I gave a lot of money to Democrats No doubt he supported Ted Kennedy Chappaquiddick Ted Or maybe rapist Bill You remember Bill Clinton Oh yeah yeah yeah Any name of their families are free to sue me discoveries a bitch I'm.
The Stuttering John Podcast
"ted kennedy" Discussed on The Stuttering John Podcast
"These plumbers, I do want to get your opinion of these two idiots. Yeah, you know, I saw a great Photoshop. Someone put in the QAnon shaman in between the two of them. And it was like one of the best photoshops I've seen of that. It was like I was like he was there. I was waiting for like Donald Trump's penis to be put in their mouths or something. Well, do you have Photoshop, John? You better get on? I don't know how to do it. No. Yeah, yeah. I'm a gen xer. I'm not that technically savvy. Yeah, well, here's the thing about bobert and green and what they did at the State of the Union. This is a case where they have the the text of the State of the Union address in advance, like a lot of people in the Senate in the House and the Senate did. Certainly a lot of members of the press had advanced copies of Joe Biden's remarks. Excuse me. And so they knew exactly what their spot was going to be. They chose that spot. To jump up and scream something, knowing full well that Joe Biden was in the process of segueing into his son's brain cancer. Glioblastoma, which is a fucking, it's a form of cancer that's killed some of the most legendary people in this country. Neil peart from rush died of glioblastoma. John McCain. Yeah, well, I say, I try to say it correctly, John. Neil peart, because I'm a rush superfan. I thought you said pierce. No, no, no. It's pure with a team. Like ear, but with a T at the end and a p.m.. But yeah, Neil peart, John McCain, Ted Kennedy, Tim Conway, gourd Downey from the tragically hip, all died of glioblastoma. And Joe Biden was segueing into a chunk of the speech in which he was talking about, you know what? We need to target this, especially when we're talking about military veterans who in combat were stationed near these burn pets where all kinds of chemicals were off gassing from burning these debris of war. And these two idiots have to stand up and heckle a guy who's lost his son because of probably because of military service. And unbelievably insensitive, unbelievably unpatriotic. You know, I think that's a word unpatriotic that we need to be using more often on the left to describe the Republicans. Because they sort of started to own that word. They started a brand that word after 9 11. We need to take that word back because there's no one in this country who's more unpatriotic than the Republican Party. See also what happened in 2016 and they're deliberate covering up..
Between The Lines
"ted kennedy" Discussed on Between The Lines
"For the main reason that mozzarella and jaw and light by this time would have dealt with any U.S. leader and the Democrats were ready to deal. So throughout 1969, in fact, the biggest headache for Nixon was that leading Democrats were chomping at the bait to reach out the painting themselves. And Nixon was quite seriously worried that a Democrat was going to get to Beijing before he did. Senator Mike Mansfield kept writing to the Chinese and even to Cambodian peace offering to travel as the American envoy to picking to meet with Joe and lie to improve relations and to solve the Vietnam War. Senator Ted Kennedy pushed to set up concealer missions in China as a prelude to diplomatic ties. Senator Willem fulbright, which had the foreign relations committee, asked for ministerial talks to be resumed with the PRC. So the Democrats were awfully active. And Mao himself specifically told Nixon in February 72 while Nixon was in China, but the Chinese would have to conduct folks with the Democrats if they were to win the upcoming elections. So the Chinese would have talked to anybody at this point. Second part of your question though is that to take it a bit further. I think that it took Nixon though to open up to China the way he did. The sapping with mild, the Shanghai communicate, you know, the perceived abandonment of Taiwan, the shock to Japan. It took make sense to do that to it that way. He could absorb the initial blow from the domestic conservatives because of his conservative credentials. He and Kissinger had managed to be bureaucratic politics in such a way as to sideline the State Department, which otherwise would have stymied the secretive process in the postponement of allied concerns right from the beginning. Right. But not also, of course, that was precisely the conservative cover and these personal and functional characteristics of Nixon and Kissinger. Then also led to the way, you know, this opening slid into a tacit alliance with China by 1970. Well, look, it's a fascinating thesis, and on this program we like to challenge conventional wisdoms and you've done that in this walk. It's widely believed Evelyn that your book marks a major advance from the available literature on this important. International turning point. I'll conclude with.
The Doug Collins Podcast
Rep. William Timmons Describes How Congress Has Changed
"Got a unique experience now. You were there in the Senate, but in the Congress, you know, a number of years ago. And now coming to today, give me your feel on what Congress look like. I can tell you what 87 went like, you tell me what your time in frisk off is a lot to what we're seeing today. So it's very different. So that was 2006 is when I was on the hill. It's very different. The Republicans in the Democrats, they had their arguments they had their fights on the floor. And then went and had a cocktail after. They were friends. They're friendly. They were respectful to one another. I remember very vividly Ted Kennedy gave this incredible speech on the floor, just talking about how incredible Bill frist was. That would never, ever happen today. And so that's a big problem. And the question is why? Because when we're trying to modernize Congress, we're trying to fix, fix what's wrong, the dysfunction in Washington. You've got to think about what has changed between then and now. And honestly, I think a lot of it is technology. I think social media. I think the media. I think it's easier to fly. We have more flights. I'm door to door three and a half hours. I'm going to come home anytime I can. But back in the day, people moved to Washington. So we've lost this civil discourse. We've lost any kind of basic mutual respect. So we've got to find a way to get that back. And it's not going to be on Twitter.
Mark Levin
Former NY Gov. Andrew Cuomo Eyes Political Comeback
"You notice how they're all worried about the American worker now you know Democrat government Remember the great Andrew Cuomo shutting down businesses left and right people dying left and right in nursing homes as he's shoving COVID infected people into nursing homes Hey I'm just following the science no actually you're doing the opposite of the science Hey The great Andrew Cuomo Mister Hans like Al Franken did you see that out Franken in this thinking about running for the Senate again You see the Democrats they get four or 5 years and then everyone forgets what they did You forget what they did We'd like our back Old touchy feely house Good guy Hey how are you But anyway I think Cuomo he'll be back He's already said he wish he didn't resign Sure He'll be back why not He said Democrat You had Ted Kennedy trapp aquatic Ted He was back They're all back
The Larry Elder Show
"ted kennedy" Discussed on The Larry Elder Show
"One more thing about Joe Biden and getting along with all these segregationists, you know, he's back back in the day. We have some differences over whether or not black people say the right to vote. We have some small differences. Merwin Ted Kennedy hung around with George Wallace, and when Joe Biden bray had an award from George Wallace with Ted Kennedy, went to a rally that was held in George Wallace's honor. You remember that? All of you know governor Wallace and I have different opinions on some important issues. And there are many in the Democratic Party and across this country who disagree with both of us. But we have one thing in common, we don't corrupt, we don't malign, we don't abuse. We don't corrupt. We don't malign. We don't abuse. No, we just stand in the door of a university saying segregation now segregation to mind, segregation forever, but we don't abuse. See. The trust which the people have given us, we don't compile. This is Ted Kennedy at a George Wallace rally 1973. We don't compile lists of enemies whose careers and lives are to be shattered because of their disagreement. No, we just try to prevent people from voting. We don't use the tactics of a criminal or the power of the law to silence those whose ideas or politics. You get the point, don't you? Can you imagine if Donald Trump used to hang out with people that don't want black people to vote? Don't believe in integration. But we used to get along. You know, we get along. Now, that speech in 1973 was around the same time that Donald Trump entered into that consent decree with the federal housing association over the alleged unfair tactics for would be renters who were black and brown. I draw the line in the dust and toss the garment before the feet of tyranny and I say segregation now segregation tomorrow and segregation forever. Hey, what's important a long way? We all get along with each other and you know they can't stand Donald Trump, but it was okay for taking it to go to a rally hosted by hosted four George Wallace. Who, by the way, later on, renounced his racism. And it's okay for Joe Biden to say hey we need to get along. I got a handwritten letter from John stennis, and he said, thank you for sending myself my seat, but I appreciate it. We come back. Update on the California election recall, who spent the money more efficiently? Time is running out on your chance to enter the rocket mortgage Super Bowl squares sweepstakes. The largest official game of Super Bowl squares ever is back with millions of dollars in prizes on the table and best of all, it's free to enter. Here's the play by play. Every time the score changes during Super Bowl 56, somebody's going to win $50,000. That means touchdowns field goals, extra points, safeties, even a two point conversion is a winner. 50 G's. Plus two grand prize winners will win a half $1 million they could use toward their dream home. Don't miss your chance to win. Get in the game today. See.
Pat Gray Unleashed
"ted kennedy" Discussed on Pat Gray Unleashed
"Nine weeks. Pregnant is at risk your boyfriend and her husband. Okay i shake every single one of you. Oh you do refuses to wear masks. Maja how that sudden's she's going zero to sixty signs you token finds you put in royce you because the people that are trying to do their parts are in. This are getting sick because of you stupid ignorant. No guess what. I don't have the disease. So i can't pass it on just a quick reminder there for you I don't have corona virus. Ovid nineteen thus. I can't give it to you your daughter. You're stupid boyfriend in law. Whatever right right. Yeah i should probably make that official title not before the baby comes out right but imagine my chagrin knowing that she doesn't like me now because i am a master at this moment. Yeah man. Does that hurt my feelings. Good friend to have cash doesn't cheeks seems delightful. She seems just absolutely delightful That's too bad. I guess we're not going to be friends in. Turn the tv down before you do one of these videos for for the internet by the way. I don't take good seats aside here. You're you're f bombs and stuff like that. I mean we can look past those cells before we things on the internet. All you have to do the button. Yeah it's not that hard. It really isn't there. Usually a remote control is involved. You don't even have to walk over to the tv so you know and if you've lost the remote then step outside or maybe just don't record the video to begin with. That's what i was thinking too. 'cause it's my daughter just called okay and you decided you had to do this because we are so interested in your opinion. Wait a minute hold on. So she didn't even give the courtesy of muting. The tv daughter was on the phone. Either either that or she got to call it. Wasn't that big of a deal. She turned the tv back on. And it said now. You know what i'm gonna make a video so she's either lying She's not that upset or she's just not courteous. Ever turn the tv down for people. But that's so typical of the laughed that they wish death on people and icy scant little of that from the right to the left. I'm being remember when ten. Ted kennedy died and i don't remember anybody jumping all over that situation. Despite the fact that most of us on the right did not care for ted kennedy in any way she perform and the same with rb. Gee i i wouldn't. I didn't see any negative dancing on her grave off from the right. Here's what it is if people on the right do rejoice in the death of liberals they are no names. they have twitter accounts with two followers. It's like them and their mom or something like that and then the press goes and finds them in publishes those tweets from absolutely. Nobody's right. yeah now on the left when when someone dies there prominent voices that are cheering Have you know the checkmark. And all that crap that you you can find those liberals like the talk show host in nashville who died over the weekend of kovic conservative Philvalentine yes they Celebrated his death many on the left absolutely celebrated his why because he was skeptical on the vaccine He didn't like the mask wearing so many of us and so when he got it there happy about. Oh they were waiting for phil valentine day. That's just unbelievable. Just so they could gloat in just going back and forth with somebody who. Yes the right. Does that all the and then first of all there's individual didn't even spell ruth bader ginsburg name In his example Spell it correctly so had to correct that. And also. I thought you know what i found. Since you bring up rb gee i did find a prominent right-winger and this was their initial reaction gout right away right after this individual found out. See if you recognize this guy here and how.
podcast – Lawyers, Guns & Money
"ted kennedy" Discussed on podcast – Lawyers, Guns & Money
"She starts organizing a campaign but it's a it's a very public interest campaigns through a very public interest group bright. So it's not like a shutdown headquarters to a mass protests. Whatever it's like okay we got. We got lawsuits bhagat shareholder resolutions. We got navy congressional hearings. Write these more institutional tools to try to make change on the net and this leads to a bigger question right which is dad. There's a kind of and i think we all on the left sort of feel this way. On a certain level that the kind of mass action in the streets the protests sherry things down the kind of the beyond and all of activism and overstate. But but you know it's not now and yet the public interest progresses azure describing take a very different tack. I mean you know things like lawsuits and corporate campaigns and this sort of more sophisticated kind of of organizing and i guess that the not downside but that some people might say is a downside that is not mobilizing the people for direct action in the same way as marches. Or something like that or is this sort of tension part of the conversation at all as this is developing so two points on that i. I think it's critical. That we public interest. Progressivism it sir. Golden era is is like sixty five to sometime in the mid seventies at the mass movements of the sixties actually are helpful in some ways because the public interest progressives can make pretty like i think especially in our current context real demands nance right we need new federal regulatory agencies like osha environmental protection agency. We need really strong laws. But they don't have to mobilize the mass face because there's already mass-based demanding right socialism. Our through the government's right And so this seems so. Moderate by comparison but by comparison to like like transformative revolutionary demands know quite liberal social democratic demands. Look boring other things with the nestle boycott and this is attention. I talk about throughout the whole book. Is the groups. I talk about an especially focus on downfall globalization. Were not completely anti mass mobilization. Then just didn't see it as necessary because especially in the sixties. They went up victories without having to do some disruptive mass long-term social movement organizing with the nestle boycott. I think one of the interesting stories with it is that it's about the fusion of public interest and more grassroots organizing because margulis lawsuits the hearings this the shareholder resolutions. Don't really go anywhere and after a Wrong series of deliberations with an activist court but also with all these churches again that institutional grassroots they conclude that a consumer boycott is the best solution. And i mean people courage Boycotts from the left but that is definitely a tactic. That is about vocalizing. Large amounts of people you know not necessarily like a boycott not to take risks to their personal safety and the way shutting down a street or meeting is but still. It's to get out there and it's organized right. It's to get people not politicized involved and ask is what happens with the nestle boycott that then also interestingly leads to become a public interest campaigns different way when they were global with their advocacy work in trying to get the code of conduct through the united nations to regulate in some way the marketing and promotion of breast milk substitutes. So why don't why don't you take us through the history of the nestle boycott relatively quickly and in fact some longtime l. m. readers may remember that many many years ago you actually wrote opposed for labour history series. Ominously remains remains on the site today. But could you give the two minute. Overview of the nestle guay kaden. What else so. I have led up to the point where they decide to launch the break i. It grows cry quickly. Nationally into a senate hearing where The nestle representative embarrassing himself before. Ted kennedy ted kennedy makes fun of him. Ted kennedy than helps facilitate dialogue between united nations in fact which is the boycott organizing group Conference of 'bout breast-milk substitutes held in geneva. That happens to end world health organization. Unicef say we're gonna have a code of conduct like we will manage an legally non-binding code of conduct that the support at it is passed in one thousand nine hundred eighty one. The united states government which has just switched to. Reagan is the only government the world to vote against this code of conduct. The boycott carries forward for a few years with some real ups and downs and then in eighty four. An agreement is reached where nationally will abide by the code. Nestle has broken that promise in various ways over the years and other companies have actually been worse about it but also attended the code and the continuing advocacy by. It has certainly not solve this problem. But has had material benefits and at least lessening as a problem right and that sounds boring reformist and whatever like when you translate that down to real life that means like there are people who are alive who might not have been because of the campaign and and yeah this kind of idea that you know boring is bad or whatever is is catching one thing. I think it was really interesting about your. Your bud is that you're also exploring. There are real tensions between the first world or north public interest. Progressives in school south activists in can can talk about that relationship and attentions in ill that may be or perhaps inherent in a.
WBSM 1420
"ted kennedy" Discussed on WBSM 1420
"The tree of Liberty is not water and the blood of Patriots, what's happened is that there Never been. If you wanted to think you need to have weapons to take on the government, you need F fifteens and maybe some nuclear weapons. The point is that there's always been The ability to limit rationally limited a type of weapon that can be on Can we do word search and the Constitution for the word canon. At 15. He knows you can buy like surplus tanks and stuff like that, right? Mhm. Okay, That's his. That's his comprehensive strategy. Just keep just keep tap dancing around it, I guess is it over is that we'll have the cut. We'll have all the cuts. Uh, as As we go through the the hour. Yikes 844 540 to 42 86 of Ted Kennedy was more clear and concise after four day bender than Biden on his best day. Well, Biden Biden was about as coherent as Ted Kennedy after a four day been there on his best day, but his best days are very, very far behind him. This is not rocket science. Hip. April 18th 17 75 the shirt. Heard round the world We're gonna play. Some of those cuts we gotta spend like, you know, a couple of segments some night plants of all Ted Kennedy cuts. I got him at the bottom of my desk Wherever.
WSB-AM
"ted kennedy" Discussed on WSB-AM
"P.m. on 95.5 WSB at 608. I am starving. That's good news for us, I guess because Johnny Co boss is going to join us in 30 minutes. But what do we do? Every Monday? This time there, Longoria, let's play Millennial Match game. Everybody's favorite millennial, matching with everyone's favorite contestant, the Queen. Millennial match game. It is Randy. Okay. How are you? Ready? Pants? I'm doing good marks there. I'm waiting on you to join me on Facebook lying. Oh, did you tag me? I did know if radio Kree Tak gave him the heads up. Yeah, There we go. Did Webster because Look how adorable Randy is. All right. So here's the deal. Millennial match game. Randy is the best at it. We all know that. How do I get this off? There we go. I don't want to hear the feedback. I want you to think about millennium asking category tonight. Deborah Green Extra Randy Rain Do you think about it? The Triple Crown was yesterday. The Kentucky Derby first leg of the Triple Crown. Did you watch the race ready? I did not You were you right at the hookah bar, and they did not have it on there that I was recovering. Thank you. Was that it was Saturday. Saturday was on Luckie. DeVry was on Saturday, Saturday at six. Fifty's two PM or something like that. You were out then. Right? You were out clubbing Saturday. I was actually hosting a fashion show. Oh, excuse me. Excuse me. All right, So here's the millennium asking category tonight. Racehorse or a band, Randy. Okay, So I'm going to say a name and you have to tell us whether it's a racehorse Name or a band name, okay? Okay. You think about that? Let's meet our contestants on the phone. Dan is in Cartersville. Dan. Welcome to the show. Tell the folks at home a little bit about yourself. Hey, buddy. I'm an educator. I'm in education business, And I'm just excited to play with the Queenie. Mom, man. Yeah, It's an honor to be with Randy for sure You're gonna take on Clifford in Lawrenceville. Clifford, Welcome to the show. Tell the folks at home a little bit about yourself. Um My name's Clifford in Florence still got eight year old daughter who I love and church. What's your name? Kennedy Kennedy. What a beautiful name. Alright. Named after Ted Kennedy. Exactly. All right, All right. So here again, you guys don't need to know the answer. I'm going to say the name. You just have to guess what? They're not millennial Randy. We'll know if this is a band name or a horse named so this one doesn't have. This is an example. The first name Randy is justified Justified Is that a horse's name or a band named justified? Just the five that sounds like that would be like a really cool horse. But that gives me like band vibes..
Mac OS Ken
Apple sued for not removing Telegram from App Store over violent content and hate groups
"An interesting turn in an interesting case. Piece from berlin. Cider says the group coalition for a safer web and former us ambassador to morocco. Marc ginsberg filed suit against apple late last week for not kicking the messaging app telegram out of the app store. Ginsburg isn't just a former ambassador. According to his wikipedia page he served in a couple of positions during the carter administration before that he was a legislative assistant to senator. Ted kennedy the also worked on bill clinton's campaign and ninety two and al gore's campaign in two thousand and he's been a foreign policy and national security contributor to cnn cnbc bloomberg tv msnbc bbc allow arabia cbc and fox news as for the coalition for a safer web. The organization's website says he s w was a nonpartisan not for profit advocacy organization whose mission is among other things to promote new public and private partnerships to facilitate the expeditious removal of extremist and terrorist incitement and instruction content from social media platforms additionally cs w dedicated to restricting extremists access to internet infrastructure support companies vital to their dark and deep web operations. Basically what happened with parlor would be right up. Cs ws now. They'd like to see happen again to telegraph like parlor before it. Cs w argues that telegram is being used by hate groups and extremists to attack the capital further. The organization says apple knows that telegram is being used to intimidate threaten and coerce members of the public according to apple insider. There is also the accusation that anti-black anti semitic groups have openly utilized telegram with little or no content. Moderation by telegrams management despite the cs ws warnings and media reports about the app. Cbs w argues that apple has not taken any action against telegram comparable to the action. It has taken against parlor to compel telegram to improve its content moderation policies by not doing enough to moderate activity on its own app. Cbs w says telegram is in violation of apple's terms of service. Just like parlor and just like night. Yes they went there but instead of taking it up with telegram for some reason. They're taking it up with apple. Well they're taking it up with the courts to take it up without appleinsider says the demand a jury trial and asked the court to provide compensatory damages to each plaintiff and injunction to be granted prohibiting telegram from the app store until it complies with apple's guidelines and legal costs
600 WREC
"ted kennedy" Discussed on 600 WREC
"To run our government, the people that we voted and we said I'm putting all my faith and trust in you. Please go to the dark, swampy place where everybody's rich and pompous. And they have no idea what a hard day's work is like. Please tell our story. And Mr Trump did And that's why they're so ticked off. So remember when people say our government is broken. We need to get rid of the electoral college. We need to get rid of the Constitution. We need to get rid of that stupid flag. They're idiots. The people that are in our government are broken. We have to stop sending broken people. To a Incredible system. We're sending broken people into a system. That's run on honesty, where they swearing on a Bible. Or Korean But many of them don't even believe what they're doing. So we're putting. We have this high octane race car. And we're putting drunk drivers at the wheel. And this is not a joke about Ted Kennedy because everybody knows he was a great driver. We're putting drunk drivers at the wheel. And they've never even driven that model. And then when they crash. What do we say up time for another car? This is a terrible car. Whose idea was it to put this car together? The founding fathers. And most of America are tired. With People. Mocking the father, the founding fathers mocking the flag. Pointing to the Constitution and say, See If we were like Cuba, this would've never happened. That's a reference to Michael Moore, by the way. He's coming in a sound bite. So remember that when someone says, Oh, my God, we're so divided. That's to keep you thinking that I don't like you or you don't like the woman at Starbucks, or you don't like the guy. That's fixing the road. They need to keep you believing. Oh, it's so horrible world divided. We're not when you put us into a room. Among ourselves. We do find Americans do find among themselves. Because of core American values. Then you put someone the room. You put someone in the room. And they say Hey, what are you doing over there? You're not supposed to be. No, no, no, You're black. You're supposed to be over there Can you're a conservative? Stopped getting along with those liberal guys. Stop it! Get away! Get away! That's how rulers rule. And now we're awake. Now we're awake. And with that, I will now hand it over to Michael Moore. With a lovely effort to heal America. And action. Law enforcement knows that there's more violence ahead. They know it right now. Trump and his inner circle. His crime family have called for this uprising, and they're pleased with what they've seen, and they know what's going on. Unless these white terrorists are arrested now. And mess. There will be people killed between now. And election. I'm sorry. Between now and Inauguration Day. I can't stress this enough. Way too many police. Excuse me, Michael. I think you're overacting, bro. Yeah. You're overacting. Bring it back. Just Take it down a notch are sympathetic to their white terrorist brethren. They will stand down again, just like they did on Wednesday and allow the violence to continue. Keep hoping in the back of my mind that cue the music isn't really gonna happen. I.
The Charlie Kirk Show
Charlie Kirk: Coronavirus stimulus
"And you have Schumer Pelosi. In Biden one hundred twenty five years, Charlie Kirk of failure, unmitigated failure, swap failure and I. Think of my kids. You met my son. He's twenty one years old. My daughter's eighteen and I would think about your America their America and when I say you know, live free or die, American, the world on the brink I'm not joking. And very specifically will be probably the biggest choice election by far in my lifetime, and maybe since eighteen sixty, and there's a lot at stake We can go through the issues if you want, but it's. It's there's there's not one issue we agree on that. I can think of for the most part yet, and you wrote this, and it just really sent chills down my spine. You wrote this book to sound an alarm as a warning. Warning to my fellow patriots about the left's undying commitment turn America into a land, our parents, founders and framers wouldn't recognize it. It's perfectly put, and that's the direction that they're headed on page twenty seven. You have a great part about how Ben Franklin says we ever republic. If you can keep it, can you talk more about how this truly is? A referendum election in some sense and the left is trying to do to our country. Well the the story about Franklin's interesting, because it's, it's the constitutional convention and somebody says he comes out one days, says, is it a monarchy republic republic? If you can keep it Reagan, I quote him off. When I give speeches, said Freedom Charlie and you know this is but one generation away from extinction. And you know when if you want understand if socialism is adopted if their stated goal is adopted America as we know, it then becomes unrecognizable look, I can understand psychologically. There's a component of maybe people that that have been indoctrinated in schools, and you're great at this because you're going in to hostile environments every day, and you're saying you know what there's another way of thinking here, so maybe the idea that people think Charlie that some things are oh, everything's going to be free and they're gonNA forgive my loans at I'll have a guaranteed government job guaranteed government food. How did obamacare workout now? We're GONNA have Medicare for all or or double down on the stupidity of Obamacare and guaranteed retirement. Guaranteed vacation sounds great. But simple math shows you that you'll never get there. And that's why in the Fourth Chapter of the book did this whole history of socialism which is a history of failure? The point is look at the issues. If if we're talking about law and order. They've cited in Portland in Seattle and new. York and Chicago with the radicals. Joe Biden his yet that I know of said one good thing about the ninety nine percent of cops protect and serve and put their lives on the line for us every day. You're right. Okay, so law and order taxes. He's pledging to raise your taxes through the roof. That will destroy the economy Then they're gonNA just add all the bureaucracy. The Donald Trump spent almost four years. Eliminating that'll be gone. That means nobody's GONNA WANNA DO Business. That's why the Biden Obama economy was so bad. Then you look at where now energy independent for the first time in seventy five years with a number, one producer of energy in the world will lose that for sure We'll shut down coal fracking. Oil Gas exploration production those tens of millions of jobs high paying jobs career jobs for people. Then it's about amnesty. Or the United Sanctuary states of America versus Border Security and law and order of never mind foreign policy. We haven't even touched that part yet, so. There's a lot at stake. If those plans stated plans are implemented. America will go down the past you know. The Trash bin of history as Reagan, said Freedom One generation away from extinction we will. It I shudder to think what will happen the three you and your children by kids, and and maybe one day grandkids. ARE READY FOR THAT And I love the framing, because as the founder said either we're GonNa live free and defendant right now, or we're gonNA. Have a country that you know. We don't WanNa live it, and that's really the framing. That is so important right now, and you talk about and I'm really pleased about this. Shawn because I think we have forgotten about the Russia hoax too quickly in. In the conservative movement, you have been the leader on this every night. You were covering it. You didn't let us forget you help. Muller Accountable, you had investigative journalism and it just seemed that an Oxana names, but other conservatives just kind of drifted away from like Oh. That's what happened happened. You have two chapters on this in the book. Can you talk about that? Yeah I mean I call it Charlie, the the biggest corruption abuse of power scandal in history and the Ukraine was oh. Okay, we failed with Muller after three years. We won't. We won't even bother with a special prosecutor not to I'm going backwards here but to get to Ukraine. You? Know they're talking about quid pro quos, but you have to ignore their presidential candidate on video saying you're not getting a billion US tax payer dollars unless you're fire. That prosecutor is named Shokhin. WHO's investigating my son Hunter who went on a and said? Do you have any experience in oil? No Gas, no energy, nope, any experience in Ukraine. Nope, why are you being paid millions? No, because you dad, so there was a quid pro quo and millions of dollars for the Biden I call crime family. That's exactly right, so. Listen and China's even worse. You get to this whole thing what we now know and I believe what's coming. It's like, and this is where the media's corrupt because. They're just the propaganda wing of all things democratic. Socialist. We now know and have all the evidence that we'd ever need is that they protected their favorite candidate. Hillary Clinton. For things you and I and everybody you know that follows you and you have a massive audience would. Literally never get away with. If you had subpoenaed emails Charlie Kirk and you decided to delete them, and you decided to acid. Wash your hard drive with something. I had never heard about bleeped bleach bit and bust up your devices with hammers. You'd go to jail. If you violated the espionage act, you'd go to jail. They protected her. Then the narrative began we now know began in August. We know crossfire hurricane representatives actually went to brief. President Trump General Flynn. Flynn on national security, but they were there to try and get information on trump and Russia, the most amazing part of this, because the Democrats and the media live for all these years is that they knew and they said and they wrote, and they even testified. There was never any evidence, but there was a dirty Russian dossier. And now we know even the New York Times acknowledged full full of Russian disinformation and that was used. And they were warned not to use it, but high ranking people abusing their power, wanting to take out candidate, trump, transition, team, trump, and then deep into the Presidency Donald Trump. They use the dirty Russian misinformation dossier to ruin Carter pages life and roomed his civil liberties and constitutional rights, but more importantly to spy on candidate trump, and then they had their insurance policy. The fact that the mob in the media ignores it is beyond comprehension. I have so I have two chapters. One is on the Russia hoax, and the other is on this whole impeachment witch hunt. And I want everybody in your audience to understand one thing here if I can get one point across. Yeah, they hate Donald Trump, but they hate us more. They think we are as Peter. Struck, said the smell by the way I probably shop at Walmart say money. Why not you have a woman I love Walmart I love COSCO's. I Love I love it all. And I've shopped there my whole life I mean people always stopped me when I'm in a grocery? So, what are you doing here? Shopping? Wa I like to eat a cracks me up. So but think about that. smelly Walmart Shoppers while irredeemable deplorables, wow! Bitter Americans as Obama said that WANNA cling to their God. I'm guilty their Second Amendment Rights Guilty Bibles and religion I'm guilty of that, too. But. It's contempt for your audience. It's contemporary my audience. It's because they knew better. And they will ling. This was an attempted coup. Now do I think there's going to be arrests and prosecutions I? Do spend much slower than any of us would have liked, but the evidence is overwhelming. It's incontrovertible sad actually that this could happen. That was going to be my follow up. Question Sean because when I travel and we get thousands of e mails a on this topic. When are people going to go to jail? And can you give me insight on this? Can you give us any clues any crumbs that we're starting to see from Durham? It's I call them. It's funny. You say crumbs because call them the the Attorney General Bar breadcrumbs. It's like Hansel and Gretel. Remember. We're we're trying to follow and see the trail exactly yeah. He did say that the president was spied on. It did happen illegally. The. Think about this. If you go before Judge Judy I wouldn't WANNA lot because Judge Judy I. I've met her once she'll eviscerate. You I watched her show. You. Don't go before a court. The information that you have not verified. It actually said at the top of a FISO Warren Charlie. It says verified. Okay. We now know the dossier was unverifiable. The sub source we now know, said this this bar talk. We were making this up. This was never meant for anything and again Hillary paid for it funneled money separate issue. And so, what is going to happen I don't have a crystal ball but I. do know all of the facts that are in the public. Are Enough to indict many of the names that your audience is most familiar with. I would argue. Komi McCabe struck page. I'd like to know a clapper. Brennan's role in all of this ends up being and and others. The more fascinating deep question is. Will they get to that January fifth twenty seventeen meeting inside the Oval Office? This is when member Biden said George Stephanopoulos Oh I. Don't know. Anything about this, you know this whole impeachment Russia thing. He was the one same. Bring up the Logan Act fifteen days later Susan Rice in that meeting did the Cya memo the day that Donald Trump was inaugurated. Obama in that meeting shot Sally Age by saying a He. He knew everything about the Kislyak Michael Flynn call. If we look. To sum it up. I think we're GONNA get there because the evidence. Is that overwhelming? If we don't. I fear for the country? Because of you. GonNa Raid Manafort's home predawn raid and you're going to raid Roger Stone's home. For lying to Congress by the all many of the names I mentioned were referred for the same crime and you're gonNA. Pull it twenty nine guys in tactical gear, frogmen and tip off CNN cameras and. Have a biased jury for person. We won't have equal justice and equal application of our laws, and worse than that Charlie is. We lose our constitution. Yes, all our laws are are predicated on next great document and some `perfect, but it creates the path to perfection at a more perfect union so. Long answers. I'M GONNA talk. Show I love it. No, this is what our audience needs to hear, and and thank you for that and look I I completely agree because if we do not have people and I, say this as carefully as I can in handcuffs for what they did Donald Trump then I I will lose faith in the American justice system I. Don't want that and I don't want revenge I don't retribution I want people to be held accountable and I would want the same if someone did this to Barack Obama because it should never happen to a leader ever. Yes. and. They've gone after every single trump friend confidant, and yet if you oppose Donald Trump you get different treatment, talk a lot about the constitution in your book and the founding of our country, Sean going to be honest, I've been very let down by some of these supreme. Court decisions lately Can you comment on that and the importance to get more people like Kavanagh? Who's actually ruled brilliantly? Unlike John Roberts. I! I'm a little. I don't know what's happening. Roberts I have my theory I guess I have my sources people that. have their own ideas based on some knowledge? For whatever reason and I think this goes back to the obamacare decision. He has allowed. How the court appears to influence his decision making. I also sense with no evidence whatsoever. You're not a big fan of president trump, but that should not come into his thinking. Now. If getting rid of bureaucracy and lowering taxes and energy, independence, and securing our borders, and law and order are all part of this election. Let me tell you another big part of it. And it's you know we're taping this ninety. Whatever days away from the Election Day, I what about and we got asked. What about the Supreme Court? Yes, I go through a whole list I. Forget what paid maybe sixty seven I forget. A. In the book. Of. All the things Democrats would do if they're getting power one, is they? WanNa, stack the courts. Get rid of the Electoral College. And I. What, they're saying they. WanNa do is scary. They used to hide it Charlie. When I every single Liberal Democrat running for office, they would run to the left in the primary. They race back to the center, but you knew they wanted the left. There now openly embracing the most radical elements in the country and you know. Unfortunately we're watching it all. Play out nightly on TV and and that sad what I see happening when I think we have to remind a trump supporters that these are not trump appointed justices, a gorsuch I think ruled incorrectly on one ruling. That's it besides that gorsuch and cavenaugh have been tremendous and terrific verses Roberts. I just think we have to give the audience a sense. Sense of continued conviction that the trump appointed justices will continue to rule correctly and Clarence. Thomas and you know the the Thomas Family. They get no credit at all. I mean what he has done. And can you comment on that? 'cause I, E, you've actually been you open my eyes to that like eight years ago and I never learned about Clarence Thomas as a high schooler until you I mentioned it just as a quick aside on his incredible career. I like to do on TV and antidote on radio, too. Sometimes I call it the Hannity history, lesson 'cause I lived through all of this. I know this is going to see. You're not even thirty three, but my radio journey started in nineteen eighty-seven crazy right. Now on my twenty fifth year of Fox, I didn't think I last two. So I feel very blessed. As a side note if you haven't read my grandfather's son. Which is about Clarence Thomas is life. It's amazing. But. You know it's interesting because him and Scalia. To my opinion, my to most favorite justices in my lifetime. Scalia this incredible wit and genius and understanding and. They got a little acerbic side to when when he was questioning Clarence Thomas always set by quietly. What they called a high tech lynching at the time, the more modern. Let it. You gotTA. Remember Yeah. And you know. It was then Senator Ted Kennedy you know Robert Bork's America the borking of America. That was Clarence Thomas. Now we see it more recently cavenaugh. It exposes. The, who is Joe Biden? Who is his team? Because Clarence Thomas and Justice Scalia or the people we need on that court. We call them constitutionalists or originalists, the original intent, not people that would sight foreign law as liberal justices have done or not people that feel that they can rule by judicial Fiat and dictate or legislate from the bench. Democrats always wanted the court to do that which they could never. Do legislatively or win at the ballot box and that's why they want. We call them. Activists Justices Clarence Thomas. has shown a fidelity to the Constitution at the Antony Scalia. That is beyond enviable And the differences styles always interesting, too because Justice Thomas will always be quiet. That's very few questions. Anthony Scalia was in there in a wrestling with people. I don't know about John Roberts. I can't get into it, but I do believe the next president United States is a very good chance. You have a lot of older justices may want to retire. And I think that the next this election in just three short months. That's on the ballot and that's that's generational now. And Sean I think we have to pressure the Biden campaign to do what trump did and release a list of justices I mean president trump was so transparent and Joe Biden hasn't done it yet. Intentionally, of course, because he'll probably put repeated to lieber something on the United States Supreme Court I mean as horrifying as that might be so in two two quick closing question Sean and thank you for being so generous with your time anchorage, everyone you know. Know go by live, free or die. the first is this. Can you just talk about? We are heading into the election. A lot of trump supporters. They're failed. They're falling victim. They suppression pulse I wish that wasn't the case, but it seems like the memory of two thousand sixteen as faded where people forget. We were down by double digits. Can you just give a little vote of confidence to some of our listeners out there? That think we're just losing. I WANNA. Give the vote of confidence, but I want people to feel this way. I want people to think I'll use a football analogy that our mutual friend Linda that you know. Who's your biggest fan? My radio producer? He's amazing. Amazing, but she doesn't even know how many points you get a touchdown, so I'm giving these football analogies. I, want this election. I want people to feel the way I feel which is. We're on our own twenty. Two minutes to go. We have no time outs We're down by six. We got a cross. The plane marched down the field, cross the plane and hit the extra point to win. So if people feel a sense of genuine urgency and worry and concern, I'm cool with that because fear often as a great motivator, not irrational field fear, but if people do not vote, you will get the government that they're telling you. They're going to give you believe. That that is their agenda. To be a Republican and win. You GotTa always use this analogy got to run the table I gotTA. Get Florida Georgia North Carolina can't win without Ohio. No Republican's ever become president without it right? You got hold Iowa then you got pick off Pennsylvania Wisconsin hopefully Michigan maybe MINNEA- Minnesota will be play. Maybe the city of Arizona will be in play. By Joe Biden reference for those of you. That didn't get. We got a hold Arizona Gopher Nevada New Mexico. New Hampshire and Maine's second congressional district. If every single mom, this is a battle cry. You started out this interview with this. I wrote this book not because I like writing books. My last book I donated every Penny I made to charity I don't care. It's not that. This is a tipping point. Charlie this is I, don't. See if these policies are implemented how America recovers. Irreparable harm the to the rule of law to our courts to our economy, they want to wipe out the lifeblood of of the world's economy. This this promise of socialism and I go into such detail about how it's always failed. Here's a quick socialism of example. Member obamacare. Keep your doctor keep your plan. Save on average twenty five hundred dollars a year per family right? Okay. Millions lost their doctors. Millions lost their plans. We're all paying about two hundred percent more and add to that. Forty percent of Americans almost forty percent have only one obamacare Biden Carriage James Choice now. How did they do with that promise? Medicare is going broke. How did they do it? That promised social security. Charlie hate the break this here. He paying into it. You probably won't get it I. Barely Skate through, and they might give me ten cents until they means tested and then take it back, How does it? How did Liberal government work in New York City with all the anarchy cutting a billion dollars, so please? How's IT WORKING IN CHICAGO? All. These liberal cities have where the violence we've been talking about takes place. They all have one thing in common. They've been run by Liberal Democrats for decades right. Most of these states have been run into the ground by Liberal Democrats for decades. If you WANNA know what America will look like if Biden Bolshevik Bernie. Pelosi Schumer and Bozo. That team gets place look at new. York state and city look at Chicago the City Illinois. The State Look at California. Look at Oregon. Look at Portland, the city. Look at Seattle. Look at the state of Washington. Yes. And I. Love this country too much. You know it's an all hands on deck moment and Every everyone of you've got this connection with younger people in this country. You have this incredible. A credible platform you built, and it's become powerful and meaningful and transformative to the country, and you're going out there, and you're fighting on these college campuses and you. You know it's not easy to be in the middle of a I call it a shift. Show all the time, but let's well put, but you do it. And it's freedom works. Every time you give up freedom for security, you lose your freedom because the security that they're offering. These promises that can never ever be fulfilled. In America. The land. I'll close with this unless you want to go further I can keep going the. Barry Farber who was a mentor of mine. Just recently passed away like ninety ninety one. And he always said there's never been a country in the history of mankind that has accumulated more power and abused at less than the United States well I add. A country in the history of mankind that has accumulated more power abused at less, but used it to advanced human condition. The reason America is great and exceptional. If I can say that today, it's not perfect, but it's great. An exceptional is because of its people, and because of the fundamentals of liberty and freedom. So that? Natural rights versus government or rights, natural rights come from God doubt by our Creator. Life Liberty pursuit of happiness while you can't pursue happiness these days in Chicago New York Moreland Seattle. So there's a lot on the line. I love your audience. I'm so thankful for all you're doing, and you've got a great team that you building review and you're out there fighting the fight and I just urge you guys. Just fight like your country depends on it. Because America's, we know it. It's all hanging in the balance. Yet was Sean. You've been so generous the last quick thing I defend the president all the time personally as a person. Can you comment on that because I've had the opportunity to meet him? not as much as you obviously and get to know him, but a lot of people here misrepresentations in lies about who he is as a human being. Let's close on this note. Can you just mention one or two things that that people can take away from that? You know first of all. It's interesting. Nobody seems to understand Donald trump yet. They don't want to understand. I mean Donald Trump. The Dog Bites the beasts, things you feeling sad or get cancer. You Complain Trump. I mean that's how saying the leftist. But here's a guy that is so unique he this guy is like a soon nami force of energy like I've never met my life. The most distinct and unique quality he's had is as president. You mentioned the Supreme Court. He put those people that he said he put. He cut the bureaucracy as he said he'd caught, and he cut the taxes as he said he'd cut. He did the North Dakota. A keystone pipelines Anwar Likey said he would. He's building the wall or almost four hundred miles. A wall by the by election will be over four hundred miles. He found a way it was. It was an uphill climb He said he wanted to pull us out of foreign conflicts, but not back away from evil defeated. The Caliphate took out. Baghdadi and Associates took out Sola Mani took out the Al. Qaeda leader in Yemen. So? What makes him special and unique in terms of presidency is that he is who you see is who you get. The guy that's fights on twitter is the guy that's fighting for a better trade. Deal the guy that fights. Against Liberal Democrats and the media mob is the same guy is fighting to keep his promises that to me makes him the most unique transformative political figure in our lifetime. And Right now. The. We tip the scales. You have a choice. It's never been a bigger choice. He will keep his promises. Coronas been a little bit of a curve ball to the world, but even that ten days after the first case, the only guy that I know of thought about a travel ban will be donald trump. They were teaching at the time and Joe Binder Biden was call them Sinophobic, so he's a man of his word. He's a man that will fight to his last dying breath for this country and the promises he made, and that makes them in my view very transformative. Men will. The book is live for Your Die God bless you, Sean, thank you for that. You do and we really appreciate. It helps you soon. Thanks bye. What a great conversation that was! Please email me or questions freedom. Charlie Kirk Dot Com freedom at Charlie. KIRK DOT COM please type in trolley. Kirk, show your podcast provider. Hit subscribe, give us a five star reviews screen shot at an email us. If you want to win a signed copy of the Maga- doctrine, please get involved with turning-point USA at Teepee USA dot com that is Teepee USA DOT com. 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BBC World Service
Amy Kennedy wins New Jersey Democratic primary, will face party defector turned Trump loyalist
"A member of the Kennedy clan is one new Jersey's Democratic primary four seat in the state. Second congressional District as W. H Y wise, Joe Hernandez reports. Jamie Kennedy will try to unseat an incumbent who recently defected to the Republican Party. Kennedy was a middle school teacher and is the wife of former congressman Patrick Kennedy, the son of Ted Kennedy. She faced opposition from some party leaders and local progressives in the race. But she also had the endorsement of New Jersey's Democratic governor, Phil Murphy. Kennedy will go up against first term Congressman Jeff Van Drew in the fall, then drew one the seat as a Democrat in 2018 But Late last year, he announced during an Oval Office press conference that he was becoming a Republican president. Trump endorsed Van Drew and praised him during a January rally in the South Jersey
The 11th Hour with Brian Williams
Elizabeth Warren Challenges Michael Bloomberg on 'Kill It' Abortion Comment
"We crossed the top of the hour. We continue our coverage of tonight's democratic debate from Charleston South Carolina as we said in the last hour. One of the biggest moments came early on Elizabeth Warren directed at Michael Bloomberg. When I was twenty one years old I got my first job as a special education teacher. I love that job and by the end of the first year. I was visibly pregnant. The principal wished me luck and gave my job to someone else so I packed stuff and I went home. At least I didn't have a boss who said to me. Kill it the way that Mayor Bloomberg never led said to one of them on employees. I never said that they were the record of truism teacher in New York City. She would never have had that problem. We treated our teachers. The right way mayor Bloomberg went on with a longer explanation of what was part of a legal case standing by with Chris Matthews in the Spin Room Senator Elizabeth Warren. Thank you so much Brian. Do you believe that? The former mayor of New York said that to a pregnant employee. Well pregnant employee said that he did. Why shouldn't I believe her? You know I'm just really tired of this world. This one is personal for me. It really is but you aim. Hi pregnancy discrimination is real and we have gone on and on and on where people say. Oh I can't really believe the woman really why not Mayor Bloomberg has nondisclosure agreements. For who knows how many women and it's not just the one the whole point is how can you actually trust someone who will not just say look? I'm going to wave on nondisclosure on sexual harassment and discrimination. Anybody who has a story to tell can come with. Everybody deserves incredible response when they make a charge like that. My question about him. You believe he's lying. I believe the woman you believe. Which was he's not telling the truth and why we live because just to protect themselves. Yeah and why would she? If that's the question why breaking as the Gospel to make sure you're clear about this. You're confident of your accusation. But all I know is what she said what he said and I've been on her end of in the sense of discrimination based on pregnancy. It happens all across this country and men all across this country. Oh my gosh he never would have said. Yeah really okay. Let's talk about redlining that we're talking about an audience down here. A heavily African American Uh constituency down here and just put. These are tough charges. What is it that he did red lining that you believe is bad? Have you seen the video? And which he describes that the housing crisis see there had been redlining and then the government caught involved and forced all of these banks to lend money to poor people and then hit. That's how he describes the housing crisis. That's blaming African Americans and Latinos who were discriminated against on housing for decades. The very act that created a black white wealth gap that persists until this day. He blames that on the people who were victimized by you. Don't here's the thing it's redlining and what happened afterwards. You know after nine hundred and sixty five when redlining was finally made illegal. We just kind of go to neutral laws. African Americans start buying homes at higher rates. And then what happens? The giant banks on Wall Street target African American Communities Target Latino communities for the worst of the worst mortgages stripping whatever wealth had been those homes back away from them of course then took it nationwide and crash. The entice fits complete with your career. I don't I don't doubt a bit of what you've been saying but strategically. Why did you decide to go after Bloomberg tonight and not Bernie Sanders? Who is really rowing? Up The score. Right down this fight so I gotTa Tell You. I think is is the riskiest candidates standing on that stage. He is risky because he's already spent a half a billion dollars nearly as that what he's crowding in on at this point and because he thinks he can buy this election and he puts out on TV with all his millions and millions and millions of dollars this image of Michael Bloomberg that just doesn't fit reality Bernie Sanders. I don't know but I think that he would be view. Worst nominee for the Democrats and he is the worst nominee because he cannot be trusted by the base of the Democratic Party. Let's shift the attention to Bernie Sanders. Who is doing very well right now. You may wind down. And you may wind down here Let me ask you about your your. Very strong statement about him was that you can do a better job as that's that gets to executive ability it gets to relations with other political figures gets to effectiveness. And where do you? Where do you found that? What's your basis for saying it's experience notice your ability as a as a legislator compared to him give me some anecdotal evidence where you are better better president potentially the he is so Bernie and I both wanted to rein in Wall Street of the financial crash of two thousand and eight gave both of us a chance to do that but I was. The one who did the hard work fought with wall. Street fought with the banks built the coalitions and actually one and got the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau passed into law. That's a great accomplishment. Let me ask you giving star where he had to fight against other only have a couple of minutes show host out. I worked on the hill longtime and I watched what could get done. What could I watch the filibuster? Sixty vote requirement every serious legislative initiative. You need sixty votes or at least to the US reconciliation. Which deals with fiscal totals? And you can use that sometimes to just operate with a majority now. Everybody has ideas. You've got much more modest ideas than Bernie in terms of quick this and universality and all that other things how do you get anything through Congress that so fifty fifty divided since the end of fifty fifty roughly one side of the other? You know it's GonNa end up point about I'm willing Mitch. Mcconnell does what he did to Barack Obama them. I'm willing to roll back the filibuster. How many votes does that take the fifty one? Or fifty it can use the nuclear option. Guesswork at look part of it is it. Depends on what Mitch McConnell if he stays in blocking position. But here's the assure agreed to do this. Here's the majority leader's. The party is majority leader. I haven't asked it is. I have been out building the foundation for this for over a year building allies. Because that's how you get things on if we want a president. Who gets things done to look? After the last debate I was a quarter of a million people came to Elizabeth Warren Dot Com. And said I want to join this? I want to be part of this fight. I think that's where we are again tonight. I hope it does go done. You got to think through. How do you have a roll-call Fifty Democrats for maybe a couple of Republicans who will get rid of the filibuster? Do you know what that can happen. So it doesn't happen if you don't get out there and build it when I started fighting for the Consumer Financial Protecion Bureau's do you know what the odds were. They were like ninety nine to one. Nobody thought we could do this. We not only were up against every republic show. We were up against half the Democrats but you stay after eight. You reel it in US pressure from the outside to build the coalition. Sometimes you have to make a compromise. Stark legislation passed with only a fifty fifty situation. What I think because this is an issue. Here's took Ted Kennedy and sixty fifty nine other. Democrats to get sea. It took sixty. And you'RE GONNA burn. You're talking about big changes that you would get in a fifty fifty. Is that health and country. Look what country is where it is progressive or can I have one chance to make transformative change. And we better do it. We better be effective on this. And here's the thing. We cancel that student loan debt. There's no going back. We make that investment in universal childcare. There's no going back. We make that investment in housing. There's no going back that's what we need to do. Make the transformative change. Get it through. And then we're going to hang onto it because we his transformative we will change this country. That's why I'm in the Spike Chris. I can tell thank you very much and everybody knows you mean it. Thank you very much Elizabeth Warren. Us Senator from Massachusetts back
The Ultimate Health Podcast
Are Cell Phones the Cigarettes of the 21st Century?
"We go with Dr Joseph McCulloch Doctor mccalla. Welcome back to the podcast so great to chat with the again. Well it's great to be here Jesse. Yeah we got a lot to get into. I loved your New Book On. Ems and I love the title. Em assist perfect. My sister's responsible for that one love it. I'm sure people are gonNA love it as well as we jump in here. I think it's important to talk about how you first became aware of ems. I know for you. This has been something on your radar for about twenty years. Some curious how did you initially come in contact with them? And what was your initial reaction. Well because I've got a website that seeks to educate the public about health issues. I became aware of this a long time ago about two decades ago as you mentioned and it was pretty clear if you if you're serving the literature that this is an issue so I knew about it. I accepted that they were an issue but reluctantly chose to accept it. Fully embrace it and act upon it in a way that would protect me specifically largely because I fell prey to the deceptive campaigns by the wireless industry essentially replicated the patterns of the tobacco industry. They absolutely do work. They seek to create doubt and confusion. Which is a primary strategy and they certainly did my mind than they effectively by spinning off of many other ostensibly credible research studies. That suggested. There wasn't an issue. So pretty this doubt this lack of scientific certainty and unlike tobacco which has very clear and strong suggestions that. There's something going on here. I mean just common sense. Why would you inhale something? That's Y- smoke into your lungs. I mean it just doesn't make sense is not going to be an issue but wireless radiation. It doesn't have that at all in fact to other counters at our amazing Lee beneficial to us and that is incredibly inconvenient prize with all these tools easy access to the greatest innovation history of mankind. Which is the Internet. And it's invisible. You can't hear see it smell it so you're just never aware that you're being enveloped with these exposures with that. In the convenience aspect primarily I just shows to be remained ignorant and at ignorant but chose to embrace it in full and take measures to counteract it and I didn't really get motivated to get more serious about it until one of my mentors. Dr Klinghoffer confronted me with this. He's a clinician. For many years in sees a large number of people still in the trenches being patient some of the sickest patients in the world sees in Europe and in the US and one of his basic tenants as he refuses to see someone. Unless they're gonNA mitigate the M. F. Exposures because he knows that there's not going to get better so that to me was a giant clue and I got serious about in once I started studying it and it took me three years to compile information. This book became real obvious that this was indeed. A real threat in that the source of the confusion was the wireless industry and they're far more sophisticated than tobacco industry. Everyone knows how effective they were. I mean Jay's we had every federal regulatory agency telling us in warning of the dangers of cigarette smoking yet they still persisted for thirty years before we finally got the black box warnings and telling people very clearly authoritatively that these are dangerous and I think everyone listening most likely can remember when the four five. Ceo's of all the major tobacco industries testifying before Congress saying one that cigarettes were not addictive and to to the best of their knowledge did not cause cancer. They were lying through their teeth. It took that long and they still lied. But finally attorney generals were able to correct that in impose tens of billions of dollars in sanctions against them. And we're going to head towards a similar result with the wireless intrigued but it's going to probably take another twenty thirty forty years. I mean because the evidence is so clear and compelling once you objectively review it and before we get deep into the nitty gritty here. I think it's important. Were on the same page and to get there. Can you explain exactly what? Ems are sure mfs is an acronym is your electromagnetic fields and describes the entire range spectrum. Which can be anywhere from a fraction of a cycle per second which is called hurts too many billions of or even hundreds of thousands of billions of cycles. Per Second. Not all you must are dangerous. We've been exposed to EMS since air entire human biological history and example of those would be sunlight. Sunlight isn't enough broadly. They're broken down into two different categories. I O nizing radiation in which there is some from sunlight. Ultraviolet radiation was gives us our son Tannin. Vitamin D is actually ionizing radiation. That's when you get too much you'll get a thermal burn as dangerous. You don't WanNa get excessive something like that but obviously some as important to stay healthy. I don't think any rational human being other than a dermatologist. Which hard to classifies rational most of the time would disagree with that and we've had relatively low exposures. I mean they're earth actually emits certain very low level. Emf's Shuman Resin Sake. Seventy eight hurts or so but this is very low level but the exposures that we're most concerned about our manmade ones which didn't really exist before the late eighteen eighties or so electrical fields radiofrequency feels these were not around the planet but they started becoming more prominent even though they were around for four years at the end of World War. One they were still pretty low and if you compare the levels of a typical major exposure we're concerned with which radio frequencies which is about two to five Gigahertz Gigahertz as a billion cycles per second those are the frequency that your microwave oven runs on and your cellphone. They're almost identical frequencies. The industry uses heat thermal damage as a measure of the safety. Because it's the same for microwave. So their thought is that if it's not heating your tissue like a microwave than can't possibly cause biological damage will go back to that later. There's this broad spectrum of ems the end of world will want certain level even though ems. Were around be as we're ROTHROCK FORTY YEARS? It was still relatively low out century later. Nineteen or twenty twenty. We are literally at a billion billion times higher exposure than we were a hundred years ago. That's ten to the fifteenth. So it's hard to imagine that an increase in that type of magnitude of exposure wouldn't have some biological impact so today for example getting into the different man media mass. There's four different types. One being radio frequencies than we got magnetic fields electric fields and dirty electricity. Well Yeah. Those are the primary mimic exposures note. Nature does create radio frequencies to I mean they exist in stars amid him. I think you'll see there are out there but the really really low exposures if you were to measure them they be. I mean it almost immeasurable by most commercial equipment so the issue is not only the frequency but the amount of intensity of exposure them out of power. That's being broadcast into your tissue right. We're going to be looking at the Manmade Weinstein how we can lessen or totally eliminate the impact on the human body. You talked about the SARS and you talked about the effect of this radiation causing heat on the tissue so first of all I just want to get into the FCC here. 'cause they're the ones that are creating these guidelines and the guidelines they're creating have to do with heating tissue so let's go a bit deeper into this and talk about SARS and in the measurement that we're using here and how that works will SARS is another acronym again stands for a specific absorption. I forget the IRS Stanford but essentially it's a term used to describe how much heat is generated when you're exposed to electronic device and it's not unreasonable because it is. I says microwave transmitter. So it will vibrate your tissues as certain frequency and create. He'd and he'd can clearly 'cause biologic damage and it can be an indirect indicator of the amount of danger. That's there but by no means a direct because we know now very clearly and there's literally hundreds if not thousands of studies have proved conclusively that is not the heating damage is what we call the non thermal effects and for the longest time it. We really confused me. No one really knew or understood. What the biologic mechanism was for these. Non Thermal Effects. We just knew. That's what causes damage. We knew it was heating was very very clear was not heating the tissue and if you go abide by these standards FCC I think just adopted him from another professional agency is like International Electrical Standards Agency that they took that from and they've got these models based on but even using this flawed model they use this model that is called Sam which was patterned after a six foot. Two or four military guy was weighed about two hundred thirty pounds sale very large head and it totally different characteristics than a child. They're measuring SAR based on that model. So it's flawed and they're not measure for children also it's slugged begin with but even using that model. It's still an indirect indication because it will give you an indication of the amount of power that's being generated by that devise. But you cannot you simply cannot use. Sars is indication of the safety of your phone because it isn't other than you maybe can compare models and will lower star rating. Might be a little safer but you still need the shield yourself because exposure this will clearly increase your risk of biological damage in the most common would be cancer but you know what I call cell phones to cigarettes of the twentieth century for good reason because there's so many similarities. Not only did they wireless industry pattern their tactics after tobacco but they also in many ways are almost identical with the mechanism of the Holocaust. Har- They do not hurt you. After one exposure or exposure for a week a month or maybe even a decade it takes these is a long term chronic exposure. Where ultimately you'll succumb to the biologic damage. So this is a new experiment. Most people listening to this if not been exposed to their cell phone for more than two decades. I mean there are some but there's like no one more than three decades and debt still maybe under the window a word required exposures going to occur to encounter these side effects and you know people can smoke for four or five decades and still not have cancer now. They make succumb to other reasons. Like my mom who's longtime smoker and was confusing to see by the tobacco industry and she ultimately wound up dying from complications from COPD or emphysema. So you don't necessarily have to die directly from cancer but there's a lot of people coming down with brain cancer as and even prominent celebrities. We have two senators Ted Kennedy and John McCain who both died from brain cancer secondary to cell phone
Curtis Sliwa
Trump lawyer Dershowitz argues president can't be impeached for an act he thinks will help his reelection
"Because well the drama in Capitol Hill is whether that vote tomorrow will produce for rebel Republican senators who will say you know what we've sat here we have enabled calm and they read all questions on the cue card Chief Justice Roberts but I think will need to hear a little bit more from Bolton himself maybe some of the documents we don't know what that what that vote will amount to at this point I guess if you were taking action like you would Superbowl action between the chiefs and the San Francisco forty Niners now take fifty fifty it's it's sort of suede it looked like they had the Republicans they will more than four now looks like maybe they don't so we'll see how it turns out but while all that was taking place while McConnell was meeting separately with mark how ski apparently trying to convince a no no you don't want to join Collins said and Romney on that and become the Republican senator number three to jump ship Alan Dershowitz who's considered the legal beagle from Harvey took to the floor in defense of the president of the United States is part of the legal team I made an argument I did not the socks off of people whether your legal experts or you would just pragmatic in common sense no matter what your politics all over the world will watching in fact he talked about the quid pro quo that would be used towards gaining an edge in an upcoming election of a sitting president every public official what I know believes that his election is in the public interest and mostly right your election is in the public interest in for president does something which he believes will help him get elected in the public interest that cannot be the kind of quid pro quo that results in impeachment I wish I was I literally went wow if that's that's their defense that's their final word on this that is bad because I need so basically what he's saying is president is a green lit what to do what ever the hell he wants as long as he's saying and the presidential interest me getting reelected is omnipotent yeah infallible and because he's already present he or she should have the right to use a quid pro quo in order to stay in office because it's to our benefit it's the people spend in fact right so that I'm not miss quoting it and will obviously allow all of our listeners to weigh in as to what Alan Dershowitz men on them is one eight hundred eight four eight W. A. B. C. that's one eight hundred eight four eight nine two two two listen to what he said from the well of the Senate yesterday that has people shaking their head light I thought this was the legal lion of Harvard every public official that I know believes that his election is in the public interest and mostly right your election is in the public interest in for president does something which he believes will help him get elected in the public interest I cannot be the kind of quid pro quo that results in impeachment the reason our fathers created this concept of impeachment was very simple presidents are not gods they're not kings they're Americans who have been chosen to serve the country not their families not their friends not themselves but the United States of America and our founding fathers understood that man can be a moral man can be corrupt and so they set up a system of checks and balances are and further protected the country with the act of impeachment but now our president's legal team has suggested that anything the president wants to do as long as he claims that it's done in the national interest of getting reelected he can do right yes carte Blanche to behave with unrestrained abandoned if you once and if you're already a sitting president and he seems to imply it's in our public interest that you continue to be present and fulfill the two term limit and if it means dealing with a foreign power in which you do a quid pro quo okay look we're helping you with giving you a I need you to help in terms of digging up dirt on my adversaries my opponents whether they're running against me in a primary like Jimmy Carter remember had primary was primary by Ted Kennedy before he had to run for reelection against Ronald Reagan when he lost think of that think of the ramifications and then naturally everyone was stunned because he remember woozy Alan Dershowitz who was so different during Clinton Bill Clinton's impeachment what happened since nineteen ninety eight is that I studied more did more research read more documents and like any academic older my views so so in in so it's his mind there is there is no such thing as abuse of power when you're president so yes he may have pressure Ukraine to dig up dirt to trash Joe Biden he may have held they have hundreds of millions of dollars allocated money to Ukraine to add to the pressure but it's okay because even using the power of your office to serve yourself is okay if you are president I have to tell you guys this is the GOP's argument and if if you support this if the if the senator support this and they reelect him and his supporters you will be ending democracy as we know and I'll tell you as a former Republican lifelong I'm fairly certain will not go down on the right side of history with this one does she which as a former Democrat solid Democrat right across the board he's basically saying because now he is a supporter of the Republicans that he has a different view but as a lawyer let's face it he didn't say this he's a Hessian he's a mercenary lawyers are trying to argue a case both point at the same time in Los right will look the perfect example kellyanne Conway I'm not picking on her because she's trumps person but she has been she was you early on in the campaigns she was ripping trump apart as was one zero and this is what they do but I mean this is this is all about what's going to happen to this country and the democracy but the country this is a man whose reputation for being bright when it comes to legal matters and giving it to you straight has now been dramatically compromise because he has basically said you know when I was a Democrat I sure did Democrat way now that I support the president and the Republicans because save embrace me I see it the
The Kuhner Report
Misleading Tweet on Chappaquiddick 50th Anniversary Proves Media Still Covering Up
"The AP puts out today now this is from their AP images Twitter so it's not a P. it's a PM edges which is a blue check mark by the way they've got a picture of the dike bridge in Chappaquiddick and the Oldsmobile you know listing it's as it's been pulled out up on the beach in here is what they tweet about on the anniversary of Chappaquiddick quote fifty years ago today senator Edward M. Kennedy left a party on Chappaquiddick island near Martha's vineyard with Mary Jo compact need twenty eight some time later Kennedy's car went off a bridge into the water Kennedy was able to escape but kept acne drowned and tweet is that what happened that's that's what the AP images is putting forth as for example brit Hume I don't want to steal somebody's thing but as brit Hume says it's been fifty years in the media is still covering for him and that's so true I mean so fifty years ago a car went off a bridge Ted Kennedy was able to escape and Mary Jo drowned what's their tweed gonna be and what what's the anniversary of the OJ murder fifty years later as a P. images gonna say twenty and twenty forty four so in twenty forty four AP images tweets out fifty years ago Nicole brown Simpson went for dinner and when she came home she passed away yeah they don't do anything for the twenty fifth this year to that but a buddy I mean can you imagine through this prism how we look at history right in nineteen sixty three on this day right on F. Kennedy was in Dallas and the one for any trouble or something like yeah you gotta be joking me well for that one we have laning reading so she went down there and a little investigative work it will always get back to that live music thank you where is allegedly shot speaking of conspiracy thank you did you read any of the comments on this AP images one guy has a couple good ones Jeff's diary rights you forgot the part where he just went home and left her to drown because he was drunk and didn't want the police to find out hash tag smooth criminal there is no that's again the last line Kennedy was able to escape but compact me drown that's everything in the toward that's the mud that's the thing she was again no one knows for sure whether you know was she passed out in the back did she hit her head there was claw marks on the top of the car and she wasn't there where the these last air pocket what a better hair and was there for her mouth was there so she was apparently struggling until the end but what we know is that he did not he he left her he laughter there in then they concocted a story to try and cover it up and yet the A. P. puts our Kelly was able to escape but compactly you like they both were swimming against the tide waffles as what the AP would have you believe all my god they got up rushing waters everyone is reaching Kennedy was able to make it back but she unfortunately wasn't that's not what happened what else you got any other good comments on Jenner suitable for air doing the best you can going on I got the Jamie three stars raise the Kennedys and cleanse never tried and convicted of crimes because of their names and money Hey it's just did I mean this is the epitome of like fake news right like you are covering for somebody when we all know now well we don't know the exact details of what happened we know one enough of the details of what happened Vegas or bust thirty five rights Kennedy X. gave the Karen got out of the water and left Mary Jo compact need to drown he went home and went to bed telling know until the next day the media and Democrats were complicit in helping with the cover up apparently at a P. images is still complicit that's it exactly again the way there right Kennedy's car when off a bridge into the water R. A. P. any having the vehicle first of all let's start there Kennedy was able to escape compactly drowned it's on but that's unbelievable so everything that people are saying about the today show one the today show is just having fun like there they don't believe in the conspiracy theory but they're gonna do a piece on it because that's out there I just in the same way you can do a piece on flat earth is if you want find doesn't bother me in the least any conspiracy theory of thing to DO leprechauns exist coming up at nine great I've added unicorns big for its center this one this one you know what you're putting down is inaccurate or ridiculously misleading in you tweeted out anyway because old habits Die Hard apparently fifty years ago you were covered for the guy and now you're covering for the guy again you want to the opposite of this waffles would be and I I'd ask you which one is more accurate fifty years ago today senator Ted Kennedy killed Mary Jo compactly now that would be a little strong right like he didn't Klay Mara he also didn't intentionally set out to we have herd died that night well who knows the circumstances in which they were both in the car was there was just the two of them in the car whether he did go back or didn't go back no one ever you'll never know but that that is as true statement as their statement it's actually probably more true I mean because there's no doubt that because of his action she was dead whether or not he could have gotten around in there and saved her it certainly seems likely he caught of but I don't know if he drove down a second time any it's as had that he doesn't know who you know none of us will ever know but we know we didn't and we know we didn't get a ride in a car in there's no reason that he shouldn't have been able to get her out of the car there's no reason in so Kennedy was able to escape but compact me drowned that's just the most unbelievable thing I've seen in some time take it for what it's worth by the way not the cross promote but if you haven't heard I always podcast yet on Chappaquiddick did two years later you should and when you listen to what you'll find out just how ridiculous that tweet is from eight PM edges out Regis I don't know why they haven't pulled that yet or issued a correction but they
Noon Report with Rick Van Cise
Joe Biden, Donald Trump And Sherry Preston discussed on Noon Report with Rick Van Cise
"With Joe Biden's announcement that he's running for president comes very big questions about how his campaign will run. And how much the end a hill. Testimony will come back to bite him Biden was the Senate Judiciary chairman in nineteen Ninety-one. When Anita hill testified against Justice. Clarence Thomas supreme court nomination. ABC's political director reclined spoke about it with Sherry Preston. Taking a look at that. Now, it is. So disturbing to watch that to watch what happened during that? I mean, it really really was. It is uncomfortable questions that are asked or just completely inappropriate. You know, he might have tried to call an apologized, but one thing she said is until there's real progress and women can see there's real progress. Then we're not going to get anything done to me. It's a it's a lesson to the younger colleagues that this was a signal moment. This this shape degeneration of conversations the concept of sexual harassment really wasn't in the national conversation before the Nita hill hearings. And it is so long ago. Seeing Joe Biden there is the chairman of the judiciary committee next to Strom Thurmond next Ted Kennedy. This was the the reminds you that Joe Biden is old. He'd be the oldest man ever elected president. And he was a senior statesman then back in nineteen Ninety-one and his handling of that had repercussions. And it's real for people. Not just the need. But whole generation of women who came up after that. And and I think for for the vice president part of his calling card is going to be the the fact that he has his record of service, but it is going to be an obstacle as well, and he is going to have to look backward. Even as he tries look forward. And when you talk about that gender aside when you talk about the issue of Joe Biden and his age and younger Americans who say we are ready to move on. And there's others in the Democratic Party say look, our number one issue has to be defeating Donald Trump, and that's what Joe Biden made clear in that opening video that he had he was saying this is a seminal moment in our country. We need to make this decision. So it's like you have these questions. Do you? You know, push forward with things like Medicare for all the green new deal or do you go? We just got a win here. Democrat his focus on Charlottesville reminds a lot of Democrats even some independence and Republicans of what they don't like about President Trump. He didn't mention his rivals. He didn't really mention his own biography in his campaign launch. He's trying to make it about Trump about the general election to reform. Focus where the campaign conversation will be and look he enters is a front runner. He's particularly weak as a front runner may be weaker than anyone we've seen is a front runner in generations. But he's going to be a formidable presence. And I think he's going to start to shape a racist. So far has been
WBZ Midday News
Research: Immunotherapy can help fight aggressive brain cancer
"News. According to researchers in a new study patients with the aggressive glioma blast home of brain cancer lived longer if they were treated with immunotherapy before surgery. This is the type of cancer that killed Senator John McCain Senator Ted Kennedy and beau Biden, he was the son of former vice president Joe Biden, it's among the deadliest of cancers with a three year survival rate of just ten percent. This new study is led by researchers at UCLA and found that patients who received a drug called a checkpoint inhibitor before surgery lived for four hundred and seventeen more days. Meanwhile, those who got the treatment after surgery live for two hundred and twenty eight more days, researchers also say this study, Mark very first time that this
The New Yorker Radio Hour
Big Question: In Mueller investigation, what does the President know?
"But what exactly did Trump? No. When did he know it how involved was he we don't know yet? And his political future rests on the answers to those questions. Adam Davidson with what we know about the Muller investigation, so far Adam rights are called swamp chronicles, and you can find it at New Yorker dot com. I have with me today. Susan Glasser, and Jeff Toobin both staff writers for the New Yorker who've been covering this story in one way or another for years now almost seems like decades and Susan when you listen to Adam run us through the facts, where do you come down on the crucial question of the president of the United States is involvement. Here what is the likely outcome where that's concerned? You know, I was struck by a couple of things in in Adam's. Excellent report first of all. I think it's important to keep in mind, what did Vladimir Putin and Russia want from Donald Trump and want from the United States throughout this period. And because I think that starts to answer in a very specific way. Why there was a Russian intelligence operation. According to all the US intelligence agencies to manipulate an effect, the twenty sixteen election, not simply to cause chaos as some people have reported on Donald Trump's behalf. They wanted something very specific sanctions relief. Russia took over Crimea in two thousand fourteen invaded its neighbour, Ukraine. That's a conflict that continues today as a result of that. There are these fairly stringent sanctions on Russia. And I believe that was what they talked about it, the Trump Tower meeting, and I think the record is very likely to show that Trump was privately as well as publicly receptive to the idea that he was receiving some support from the Russians in an exchange was willing to consider lifting. These sanctions Susan there's been a lot of concern that William bar, the president's nominee for attorney general will not in the end even release Muller's findings or it might have to go. Through the attorney general, and he'll issue some kind of a version or summary of it. What do you expect us to actually get when the Muller investigation is over? What what will we receive? Will it be leaked in? Will. We find out everything we want to. It's not at all clear is the answer because we have not had a situation that exactly mirrors this one. There's no set law or template that applies to this. But I think most people believe that there's really no way to fully cover this up at this point. And that the the information one way or the other is going to come out, and I think that is a reasonable expectation. Jeff, you agree. Mostly I, you know. I've been burned so many times say well, Donald Trump can't possibly do acts does acts. So the idea that the Trump administration would use concepts like classified information executive privilege the existence of pending investigations to limit the disclosure in Muller's report is not out of the question to me. And even though it's true that even some Republicans as well as virtually all Democrats have said, they think ballers report should be made public. You know, more or less in its entirety. If Barr says, no, what are they going to do about it too lenient remedy minority? Latian that's put forth by Chuck Grassley. Who's not exactly a man of the left and Richard Blumenthal? Who's a democrat? Obviously that requires the final report. He submitted to congress and the public now that may not pass. But it gives you some sense of the inclination to at the very least leak it. Well, there could also be a supreme court fight over which would really put us in echoes of Watergate territory and arguably it was Nixon's. Fight over the release of the tapes. And when it finally got to the supreme court in involved all three branches of government. That was really, you know, the beginning of the end game for him. Now, the president's numbers all kinds of numbers have been eroding eroding. They're all his negatives are much higher than his his positives. His cO even his core basis is kind of gotten to thirty percent level. That's no way to win election and the election campaign has begun assuming he gets past these investigations in the house, assuming he gets past the mullahs report he'll be damaged in many ways. We're already seeing candidates come out on the democratic side. And we even hear about the possibility of a Republican challenging the president in his own party. What are Donald Trump's election prospects? Well, first of all, I think you're right to spotlight the possibility of Republican challenge, even if it's not successful recent history suggests this is the the the one fairly sure fire way in which incumbent presidents lose reelection is when they are weakened from within their own party. Obviously that was the story of Jimmy Carter in one thousand nine hundred eighty beaten up by Ted Kennedy, even though Kennedy didn't win and goes on to lose to Ronald Reagan, George H W Bush had the Pat Buchanan insurgency from within his party, it becomes a one term president or you could have an LBJ lake scenario in one thousand nine hundred sixty eight where the president chose not to run again while facing increasing discord and division from within his own party. I think both of those are real scenarios Jeff same question. Well, I I just, you know, given my credentials as someone who was disastrously totally wrong about the two thousand sixteen election. I wasn't alone. But I was. I think reports of Donald Trump's political death have been greatly exaggerated. I think his poll numbers while somewhat weaker. I think the real story is how little they've changed. Not how much they've changed a me strongly agree with that the day he took office after election election in which you'll recall he won his popularity was roughly forty percent it's been as high as forty five it's been down to forty thirty five. But I mean, it's really, you know, depending on which Paul it really hasn't changed that much. And that's you know, it was enough to win as for the Democrats. I mean, I suppose the good news is there's no one candidate who was his target who he can, you know, start Channing lock him or her up. The bad news is there's no candidate. So the idea that Donald Trump is going to. To lose to some miscellaneous person whose identity we have no idea about who it is. I just think, you know, most presidents get reelected. Is is the drama of the possibility of Muller getting fired by Trump? Now overdue think yes, I really think the odds of him being dismissed are essentially zero now release of the report that's a different story and we've discussed the complexity there, but Muller is going to be allowed to finish this investigation. I have no
Morning Edition
MLB -- New York Yankees, Boston Red Sox set for showdown
"In baseball. If the bombers pull off an upset over the Boston, you bang in Harvard, having donkey buying L wives. I mean, the Red Sox it'll break hearts all over New England. The best kind of New York win. This is morning edition from NPR news. I'm Rachel Martin. And I'm Steve Inskeep. Let's recall a supreme court battle before the one we're living through now. Judge bread Kavanagh's. Contentious Senate hearing last week recalled some earlier ones, including a nineteen eighty-seven showdown between democratic senators and then federal appeals court judge Robert Bork who been nominated to the supreme court Senator Ted Kennedy led the attack in Robert Bork's, America. There is no room at the end for blacks and no place in the constitution for women and in our America. There