35 Burst results for "The Newsweek"
Dennis Prager Podcasts
The End of Time
"100th anniversary of Time Magazine is this week. The march 13th to march 20th, 2023 issue. Is the 100th anniversary of Time Magazine. For many decades Time Magazine was respected today a handful of people respected few people read it, though they claim tens of millions of people visit their site. I don't deny that. But if you knew time, 50 years ago, let alone its first 50 years. One of the dramatic differences and it's true for all of the for newsweek as well, which is much better than time at this time. But in any event, you will notice the gigantic pictures in Time Magazine. It is 50 years ago, it's really worth your looking at a Time Magazine from 1950. How much better written how much richer of vocabulary, how many fewer pictures the reader was expected to read,
The Officer Tatum Show
How Did Kari Lake Lose the Arizona Election for Governor?
"All right, let me just say this. Let me get to Carrie leg. Because there was an article that my producers sent me that I think explains what I've been saying about the Kerry Lake situation. Do I think the election had a bunch of issues? Yeah. Yes. Stevie Wonder can see. The Arizona has some issues in the election. Had some issues at the ballot. But I've been saying this all along that I'm not the type of person to jump straight to the cheating is cheating and cheating is cheating. I really do believe that there was nefarious things, but I think that the reason they carry Lake did not win in a landslide was because of Republicans. The Republicans that didn't vote for her. Let me read this article from newsweek. And I think it'll give somewhat of a congruent basis. It's just Carrie Lake lost her bid to become Arizona's governor because she failed to get support from tens of thousands of Republican voters according to a report. An analyst of public voting record in November race found that Democrat Katie Hobbs managed to pick up support from more than 33,000 Republican leaning voters in Maricopa County who begged GOP canyon, candidates and other state elections such as the state treasurer and comparison Lake, a Donald Trump endorsed 2020 election, they call her election deniers, so you know this is a stupid paper in my opinion. Managed to gain only 5900 votes from Democrat leaning voters around 6000 Republican leaning voters also chose not to vote at all. Lake lost her election to Hobbes by 17,000 votes, meaning that 33,000 voters she failed to achieve from Republicans and Arizona's largest county ultimately cost her the election.
ToddCast Podcast with Todd Starnes
Rep. Tim Burchett: A Huge UFO Cover up by the Government
"Talk about this headline and newsweek. I want to see if they got an accurate. You're alleging a huge UFO cover up in the U.S. government. That's the headline from newsweek. Is that true? It's true that I said that and it's true that it is a cover up. I don't know if you caught that bogus intelligence committee meeting, they've had one that since I think I've been in Congress have been open to the public. It was about they call it UAPs. Unidentified aerial phenomena where they won't even say UFOs are trying to distract from that. And there was multiple multiple side by our military of some sort of aircraft in our airspace that we do not control. Now, is it Russia? Is it China? I don't think so. I've said many times. If it was Russia, as potent as arrogant, is that jerk is he would probably land one on the front steps of the White House and get out bear chest at ride a unicorn over and wrestle Joe Biden on the law and get back in it and fly back to Russia or something to Chinese. But the reality is if you go on, you can go on YouTube. There is a 60 minutes, which I don't want anybody to watch anything from 60 minutes from that bunch of knuckleheads. But they did do a pretty accurate and it was late. Some of our navy fighters. These are the best fighters in the world, bar none, bar none. Nobody can nobody holds a match to them. And they are literally following this craft and you see the craft on the it's not familiar. I'm not sure what kind of cameras they're following on and they're actually describing it in their laughing because it's doing things that our crack are not even capable of doing. It shows and it shows no vapor trail, which means it's being propelled by something that we don't have and we don't understand and is doing
Dennis Prager Podcasts
Prince Harry, A Real Man?
"I continue with this article and newsweek. Somehow this makes him a role model in the eyes of the media. Oh yeah, I read that. But while prince Harry may be the media's darling, he is no role model for my generation. Or rather, we deserve better role models than prince Harry. What is virtuous about turning one by turning one's back on their family? What is courageous about disparaging them in front of any audience that is willing to listen? What does it say about a culture when it chooses to denigrate thinkers like doctor Jordan Peterson, for empowering young men and coincidentally, this is I'm very involved in this. He C J Pearson is with PragerU and with Jordan Peterson for 9 days. Doing the book of exodus for the daily wire. I know of what he speaks this young man. What does it say about a culture that chooses to denigrate thinkers like doctor Jordan B Peterson for empowering young men to embrace responsibility? Yet champions people like prince Harry, who wear victimhood as a badge of honor. C J well done. Well done. And he ends his peace. We are tired of the glorification of the emasculated men, men. We are tired of the demonization of men for simply being men.
Dennis Prager Podcasts
Will the Real Role Models Please Stand Up?
"So my friends is a great piece in newsweek. I didn't even know he would be writing. PragerU is a very big organization. CJ Pearson is one of our young, what they call personalities. He speaks to a lot of people. He's with PragerU as a piece in newsweek. CJ Pearson PragerU personality. That's how he is. Identified. Young men like me deserve better role models than prince Harry. You know, I haven't spoken to you almost at all about Harry and Meghan. And I haven't because I just didn't want to get involved. For reasons that are not fully clear to myself, believe it or not, and I am pretty clear about my motives and intentions, I think perhaps it was because I thought maybe I don't know enough about their family situation to broadcast by my opinion about these two people, but it's gotten so far, it's gone so far. That I feel that this CJ Pearson this young man, younger than Harry, has really hit the nail on the head. So some of what he's written in. The January 13th newsweek. The Duke of Sussex renounced at all purportedly in the name of love and in doing so he also denounced this country, scoffed at tradition and a strange his family. Yet somehow this makes him a role model in the eyes of the media. The
America First with Sebastian Gorka Podcast
Sebastian Is Joined by Devin Nunes, CEO of Trump Media
"Of the Trump media group, the man responsible for that juggernaut that is truth social, Devin Nunes. Happy Friday. It's great to be with you here on Friday. Big week. You know, I came into the week, thanking, you know, wow, it's first of the year, what could possibly happen? And then all kinds of things happen. Holy hell broke loose. Yeah, it's been quite a newsweek Fridays. We usually try to have some fun, but there's just too much important things happening. We had cash on the show earlier and now we're going to go deep dive with the man who made it all possible. So let me just get your initial. We'll talk about the Twitter files drops in a moment that have now completely utterly vindicated you. But first things first, the hashtag Biden files, where do we begin? I mean, forget absurdist. Well, it's in my garage. No, it's not your garage. It's Hunter Biden's garage. Just the mere fact that president Trump's home was raided by armed federal agents, and now every day we find a new cotton of top secret SCI documents in some building associated with Hunter Biden, or Joe Biden, your reaction, Devin. Well, look, I was actually doing a Fox business this morning. Maria bartiromo show, and afterwards, I ran it, and I was getting a cup of coffee, ran into someone and lady was asking me about it. And then I realized she was asking questions, well, yeah, and I think make a lot of sense. Well, can't a president or a vice president have these documents? And then I realized, you know, look, I think it's good to take everybody just back to the beginning. And sea bass, you are an expert in this. Because you have worked in the intelligence world in the past. So let's just talk about, let's first set aside that, yes, president of the United States has declassification authority. So the whole Mar-a-Lago fiasco will just come back to that. But let's just talk about classification and of documents how it works, how one gets a clearance, that sort of thing. There's a whole process, whether you're in the military or any intelligence agency, you go through a process to get your to get your clearance. You have to figure out
The Charlie Kirk Show
Charlie Shares His Condolences for Damar Hamlin
"A second we'll have doctor Robert Malone on the program to help unpack the tragic situation that unfolded that I happen to see live on Monday Night Football last evening of a football game that turned into a life or death situation. And so let me just read the tweet. It's been viewed over 10 million times. I was ridiculed and attacked by everybody from Adam kinzinger on down and here's the tweet. This is a tragic and all too familiar sight right now. Athletes dropping suddenly. That was my tweet. And people thought that I was being a conspiracy theorist. I was attacked. In fact, newsweek wrote an article that said, I am human garbage this morning. And that's, I guess, that's their opinion. I did not, I don't know what happened. All I know is I am thankful. Praise God that demar Hamlin looks to be in better condition and praise God that they were medics just feet away. And it is true. It is tragic and all too familiar. That athletes are dropping suddenly. And I suppose saying that and saying that there is a pattern that seems to be emerging across the planet, gets you to be attacked from every possible direction.
AJ Benza: Fame is a Bitch
Jenifer Seibel Newsom Describes Harvey Weinstein's Penis in Detail
"Jennifer said, well, newsweek says, I was standing. I'm resisting. It's a horror. I'm trembling. It's the worst nightmare. This blow up doll that he's trying to masturbate off of. I heard a lot of girls said that Harvey just wanted to touch their body and masturbate. I guess when he couldn't get erect, that's what he could do. I don't know. It's just so sad and gross. So the DA asked her to describe his physique as if nobody in the courtroom could tell. And she said, lots of bruises, markings, yellow, and green. Lots of stretch marks on his belly. Very not physically fit at all. You don't need, you don't need 6 words to say out of shape, honey, but whatever. Lots uncircumcised and strange, though, kind of fish like the penis, something was distorted in the testicles too. Lots of skin, lots of skin down there. I'm sorry, but he's still going steady? I wasn't attempted to rape. She has an awful lot about his dick. I don't think my girlfriend knows that much about my dick for God's sake. Green and yellow. What's going on down there?
The Dan Bongino Show
58 Seconds of Joe Biden's B.S.
"Here it is 58 seconds of Joe Biden BS Joseph Biden has explaining to do The new question stem from tape remarks of Biden during an April campaign appearance in New Hampshire I went to law school on a full academic scholarship The only one in my class that have a full academic scholarship going back to law school and in fact ended up in the top half of my class I was the outstanding student in the political science department at the end of my year I graduated with 3° from undergraduate school in a 165 credits only at a 123 credits Biden now conceives he did not graduate in the top half of his law school class that he does not have 3° from college and that he was not named outstanding political science student in college He was weak says Biden actually went to school on a half scholarship ended up near the bottom of his class and went only 1° not three Joe Biden ranked 76th in a class of 85 at the university of Syracuse law school I mean this guy comes off this whole thing as a flyweight Now Biden says newsweek is right His memory had failed him His memory well that part may actually be accurate Even in the good old days or as he should say an olden times Folks I'm dead serious man The guy of really serious is a heart attack here The guy is a sociopathic liar He can not stop He is the mark of a sociopath in this specific space
The Charlie Kirk Show
China's Xi Jinping Envisions a Third and Indefinite Term
"Something suspicious is happening in China, there is something it's the National Congress, is that right, or it is, it's kind of the big CCP meeting walk us through what's happening here. Okay, so this is the coronation of Xi Jinping as chairman for life of the CCP. With the national parties conference is, it's a 5 year held every 5 years summit for the CCP. So there's only the 20th one, right? So that means if we can all do math out there, that means it's been a hundred years since they've been doing these. So the 20th party Congress, Xi Jinping has really got his leadership, his elites, his allies, the people that are on his side in every single key position now of the Politburo, the Politburo standing committee, the palaver expanded committee. He is across the military across every single member of the secretariat. It's all of his loyalists, the generals they're all in place for shape. And what he's done is essentially become the new chairman for life of China. So coronation. Now, I called this out in newsweek, I predicted this all the way back in January, January 31st of 2022. And Charlie, you might remember that if you go look at the China hand and the China experts and this whole area, they'll say, well, you know, Xi Jinping is not as strong as everybody thinks he is. We think there's different factions within China that are able to take him down. We think that if the Olympics don't go well, they might, you know, he might fall flat on his face. But Charlie, that wasn't what happened at all as a matter of fact. And in my piece, I predicted that the factions within the CCP are nowhere near. I mean, they've got Jiang Zemin, the guy's like a 100,000 years old, and they say that he's going to be the face of the opposition. The old toad, they call him. This is the guy, by the way, who was behind the crackdown to Tiananmen Square. That's one of the reasons he got the job. And so when you look at what's going forward with this, my gripe with a lot of it is that a lot of the experts and see this on the right and the left, they keep telling you that the CCP is about to collapse. The CCP is about to collapse, but that's actually not what's happening.
The Dinesh D'Souza Podcast
"the newsweek" Discussed on The Dinesh D'Souza Podcast
"She was like abortion. It's my number one issue. She thinks about it all the time and being a mother made her even more inspired, you know, to focus on abortion, abortion rights, and so on. But I think for the left, you know, they're really so focused on thinking abortion is what's going to drive people out to the polls. They think that that's going to win them things in the midterms, but it's actually a very small percentage of Americans who would either even consider that their main voting issue. But also would be considering at their main voting issue when they are pro abortion, because there are people who are just pro life and that's their main issue, but I think for the left for them to think, wow, you know, we're really going to win women because this is the main thing that they're going to be obsessed with when in places like New York, they can still get Lee term abortions, you know, places where there are a lot of liberal women. They are their laws haven't really changed that much. Whereas in other places, I mean, take Mississippi, which was the one that went to the court. I mean, that was 15 weeks, which is actually second trimester. And they would consider that extremely radical. They could never possibly agree to any kind of restriction of that nature. Why do you think that they agree to any kind of restriction whatsoever? When we're always asked about some crazy exception, you know, like the ten year old situation, whereas they will not even come up with any kind of limitation. So two things to be said on this. So first to what you said earlier there in those very eloquent comments is that even kind of taking the narrow portion of the citizenry for whom abortion is the primarily the number one issue. There are far more and pulling this consistently for decades now. Decade, there are far more single issue pro life voters and single issue pro abortion voters. Put another way, there are more people who, if you are pro life, they will vote for the pro life party, period full stop end of story, then pro abortion voters. You are more likely to have a pro abortion voter who was willing to vote for the pro life party than the other way around. And the reason for that is from my estimation, incredibly simple, which is I give you actually buy the fund to be basic pro life argument that the unborn child is entitled to full kind of legal constitutional and moral rights under our rule of law and under kind of our culture more generally speaking, and that is literally a life and death issue and it kind of trumps whatever kind of other issues are out there and you have to vote for it. But to your other point, Danielle about why Democrats are so adamant and so they're so unwilling to even kind of countenance the possibility of moderating their position of compromising whatsoever here. I guess I think what they're afraid of, what they're afraid of doing is once you start acknowledging that there can be Prudential limitations on abortion. And the obvious question raised is why. Why is this procedure any different than from kind of flipping a toenail or a transplant or a blood transfusion or whatever? Why is any different? Because once you start to say that there has to be limitation, the very fact that you are acknowledging that there can be limitations. I think exposes that there is some sort of moral distinction to be made between the abortion procedure and any of these other kind of routine anodyne day medical procedures.
The Dinesh D'Souza Podcast
Danielle and Newsweek's Josh Hammer Discuss the Abortion Issue
"Think for the left, you know, they're really so focused on thinking abortion is what's going to drive people out to the polls. They think that that's going to win them things in the midterms, but it's actually a very small percentage of Americans who would either even consider that their main voting issue. But also would be considering at their main voting issue when they are pro abortion, because there are people who are just pro life and that's their main issue, but I think for the left for them to think, wow, you know, we're really going to win women because this is the main thing that they're going to be obsessed with when in places like New York, they can still get Lee term abortions, you know, places where there are a lot of liberal women. They are their laws haven't really changed that much. Whereas in other places, I mean, take Mississippi, which was the one that went to the court. I mean, that was 15 weeks, which is actually second trimester. And they would consider that extremely radical. They could never possibly agree to any kind of restriction of that nature. Why do you think that they agree to any kind of restriction whatsoever? When we're always asked about some crazy exception, you know, like the ten year old situation, whereas they will not even come up with any kind of limitation. So two things to be said on this. So first to what you said earlier there in those very eloquent comments is that even kind of taking the narrow portion of the citizenry for whom abortion is the primarily the number one issue. There are far more and pulling this consistently for decades now. Decade, there are far more single issue pro life voters and single issue pro abortion voters. Put another way, there are more people who, if you are pro life, they will vote for the pro life party, period full stop end of story, then pro abortion voters. You are more likely to have a pro abortion voter who was willing to vote for the pro life party than the other way around. And the reason for that is from my estimation, incredibly simple, which is I give you actually buy the fund to be basic pro life argument that the unborn child is entitled to full kind of legal constitutional and moral rights under our rule of law and under kind of our culture more generally speaking, and that is literally a life and death issue and it kind of trumps whatever kind of other issues are out there and you have to vote for it.
The Dinesh D'Souza Podcast
"the newsweek" Discussed on The Dinesh D'Souza Podcast
"Text dinesh to 9 8 9 8 9 8 and secure your future with gold. Do it today. I'm delighted to welcome our guest today, Josh hammer. Josh hammer is the opinion editor at newsweek. Joss is a constitutional attorney by training. He hosts the Josh hammer show and newsweek podcasts and co hosts the Edmund Burke foundation's Nat con squad podcast. Josh, thanks for joining us. In a recent economist YouGov poll, 94% of respondents said, jobs in the economy was important to them. The topping, every other concern, except inflation, which scored the same. According to an average of polls compiled by RealClearPolitics, 59% of Americans disapprove of Biden's handling of the economy. We've also seen that critical Senate races in Pennsylvania Wisconsin, Nevada and Arizona appear to be shifting in favor of Republicans. So what do you think about this lead we have so far up to November? And do you think that there could be some October surprises of the sleeves of the Democrats until then? Well, Daniel, thanks for having me. Great to be with you as always. So I mean, what you just read those polls kind of remind me of something that I have been saying on my own podcast on radio TV. You name it for many months now, actually, which is, you know, back in July, I think a lot of us in the right leaning commentary of punditry space were predicting a big red wave, the red wave was kind of like the phrase that I think a lot of us in folks last summer. Then around August, maybe it's early September, really kind of the month of August, so I think a lot of people start to get a little skittish. And just a little bit and there was like that'd be so called backlash to the Supreme Court. Abortion case might have been having an effect, but around that time that some people, especially on our side, were starting to get a little more cautious, pessimistic and skittish. I kind of took upon myself, I'm not the only one. A lot of others did. And I reminded folks like the fundamentals, the basic kind of bare bones, political fundamentals of this midterm election, still heavily favored Republicans. I mean, first of all, come the first midterm election after a president is elected. Almost always goes to the opposing party period, one notable exception was 2002. The Republicans did well. That was in the aftermath of bush's high poor ratings after 9 11, but to kind of take that, you combine it with the fact that Joe Biden's approval ratings are historically low and they were historical for much of the summer. Inflation is very, very bad.
The Dinesh D'Souza Podcast
Danielle and Editor at Newsweek, Josh Hammer, Unpack a New Poll
"I'm delighted to welcome our guest today, Josh hammer. Josh hammer is the opinion editor at newsweek. Joss is a constitutional attorney by training. He hosts the Josh hammer show and newsweek podcasts and co hosts the Edmund Burke foundation's Nat con squad podcast. Josh, thanks for joining us. In a recent economist YouGov poll, 94% of respondents said, jobs in the economy was important to them. The topping, every other concern, except inflation, which scored the same. According to an average of polls compiled by RealClearPolitics, 59% of Americans disapprove of Biden's handling of the economy. We've also seen that critical Senate races in Pennsylvania Wisconsin, Nevada and Arizona appear to be shifting in favor of Republicans. So what do you think about this lead we have so far up to November? And do you think that there could be some October surprises of the sleeves of the Democrats until then? Well, Daniel, thanks for having me. Great to be with you as always. So I mean, what you just read those polls kind of remind me of something that I have been saying on my own podcast on radio TV. You name it for many months now, actually, which is, you know, back in July, I think a lot of us in the right leaning commentary of punditry space were predicting a big red wave, the red wave was kind of like the phrase that I think a lot of us in folks last summer. Then around August, maybe it's early September, really kind of the month of August, so I think a lot of people start to get a little skittish. And just a little bit and there was like that'd be so called backlash to the Supreme Court. Abortion case might have been having an effect, but around that time that some people, especially on our side, were starting to get a little more cautious, pessimistic and skittish. I kind of took upon myself, I'm not the only one. A lot of others did. And I reminded folks like the fundamentals, the basic kind of bare bones, political fundamentals of this midterm election, still heavily favored Republicans.
Dennis Prager Podcasts
NATO 'Closely' Watching Baltic Sea Situation, Sabotage Suspected
"NATO official has told newsweek that the U.S. led western military alliance is carefully watching the Baltic Sea in the wake of suspicious incidents that targeted twin pipelines designed to bring gas from Russia to Germany. A NATO is monitoring the situation in the Baltic Sea closely. The NATO official said allies are looking into the gas leaks and exchanging information also with Finland and with Sweden as well. Sudden drops in pressure were first detected Monday by the operators of the Nord stream one and Nord stream two pipelines along with reports of leaks by the Danish energy agency and Swedish maritime authority. Both pipelines have been at the center of geopolitical geopolitical tensions surrounding Russia's war in Ukraine and neither were in operation at the time of the incidents, though they maintained gas under pressure within them. Late last month, Russia state run, Gazprom halted all supply through north stream one, which was completed in 2012, citing technical issues stemming from western wartime sanctions against Moscow, Nord stream two, which was completed last year, never entered into commercial operation as a result of the dispute over the conflicting Ukraine, the Danish defense command said Tuesday that prohibition zones quote unquote have been established around the site of three leagues that have been detected within the two pipelines and European nations have increasingly suspected that they were caused by foul play, Nord stream leaks and Danish military anyway. So
Bloomberg Radio New York
"the newsweek" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Of its programs to women and people of color, saying it was pretty cool to hang out with people from a variety of backgrounds, the Artemis one test launch is set for Monday morning. I'm Julie Ryan. The U.S. State Department is confirming reports that an American was killed in Ukraine. Lisa Taylor reports. According to newsweek, the American was a volunteer fighting alongside Ukrainian forces, the State Department didn't give any further details about the American out of respect for the privacy of their family, several American volunteers have been killed in the war since the fighting began just over 6 months ago. I'm Lisa Taylor. The price of a Ford Mustang Mach-E electric vehicle will be significantly higher for the 2023 model year. Brad Siegel has more. The automaker announced the sticker price will be around $8000 more for a fully optioned vehicle Ford says the cost of materials supply chain issues and market conditions all factored in the price hike. The starting price of the Mustang Mach-E will now start at nearly $46,900. Customers who have a standing order in for a 2022 model will have the option to get a 2023 order. I'm Brad Siegel. Nearly all jobs that were lost during the pandemic have returned in Oregon. Michael kassner has the latest. The Oregon employment department reports 9 out of ten jobs that were lost in spring 2020 are back, Oregon's unemployment rate is near a record low. The state's labor force has grown to a record high in labor force participation is at its highest in a decade. Workers who lost their job during the pandemic got re employed faster than people who lost their jobs before the pandemic. I'm Michael kassner. Serena Williams will be playing in the doubles tournament at this year's U.S. open with her sister, Venus. The U.S. open starts Monday on Saturday, the tournament tweeted Serena and Venus on the same court. The two time doubles champions have accepted a wild card. It will mark the first time the Williams sisters have played together at the tournament since 2014. This tournament is expected to be the last for Serena after recently announcing an evolution away from tennis, the 40 year old announced her retirement saying she wants to move toward other things. I'm Julie
The Dan Bongino Show
The Third World Is Embarassed for the U.S. Following FBI Raid
"Newsweek one I just told you about and the prior hour where they're basically admit that the bureau went in there to get the Russia gate stuff Hey let's spy on Trump based on a BS pretext that he colluded with Russia And then after we do it and he gets the document showing he's innocent Let's read his house to get the documents back Again this isn't even third world This is like fourth and 5th world People in the third world are embarrassed this happened in the United States They're looking at us like I'm telling you like Kim Jong-un right now is like man that's good He's like why didn't I think of that Damn it Guys over there Way ahead of me Let me tell you some four or 5 Kim Jong-un deputies just got whacked They got washed in a meeting because he's like hey deputy whatever your name is over there Joey bag of donuts Why didn't you think of that off with his head When his buddy got whacked too They all got whacked This is embarrassing This is horrifying Not only is that fallen apart I can't tell you and strong enough terms how have you missed how all of the hysteria in the leaks it started as a gusher and now that they've gone through the documents it's clear now It's almost a week later It's clear now that they've seen what they have haven't don't you find it even a little odd that the leaks have totally dried up And the hysteria is this nuclear documents Nuclear tahi bents by gosh Nuclear codes
Mark Levin
Garland Approved Decision to Seek Search Warrant for Mar-a-Lago
"Garland today As I told you he had the final say I know this from my own experience The newsweek article as I told you was lying had to be fake They tried to cover for Garland It was another one of those FBI slash Department of Justice leaks to friendly reporters I read it to you for the purpose of showing you that it would be a lie And it is a lie Of course Garland had to sign off And let me tell you something else not a single reporter Our legal analyst is mentioning You better believe the Justice Department informed the counsel to the president's office at The White House Nobody's asked them that yet Nobody's asked them yet And I talked about the plain view doctrine We had former attorney general mukasey He was on Fox today He has now said the same thing You have these people are saying I can not believe that this is the only route the government could take to get whatever it was they were trying to get in terms of documents
77WABC Radio
"the newsweek" Discussed on 77WABC Radio
"Want to break down this newsweek article for you And add some additional information that we have have seen here in the moments before the opening of this program So we have this piece that came out of ten O 3 a.m. today as many of you know listen to talk radio Exclusive and informer told the FBI what docs Trump was hiding and where by William M arkin Now I want to make it clear and keep something in mind So many of the leaks to the media are lies They are dis and misinformation And I will explain why some of this is BS The radar Mar-a-Lago was based largely in information from an FBI confidential human source they write Who was able to identify what classified documents former president Trump was still hiding and even the location of those documents two senior government officials told newsweek The luck folks they met at the white at the Mar-a-Lago in June President isn't hiding anything They were negotiating with the president's attorneys and staff This is quite frankly typically what happens This is typically what happens And so they're not hiding in the locations president had taken them to the I guess you called the basement of Mar-a-Lago which had a lock on the door at the request of the government As it turns out where so many of the documents are these boxes were located
Mark Levin
Newsweek: An Informer Told the FBI What Docs Trump Was Hiding
"Want to break down this newsweek article for you And add some additional information that we have have seen here in the moments before the opening of this program So we have this piece that came out of ten O 3 a.m. today as many of you know listen to talk radio Exclusive and informer told the FBI what docs Trump was hiding and where by William M arkin Now I want to make it clear and keep something in mind So many of the leaks to the media are lies They are dis and misinformation And I will explain why some of this is BS The radar Mar-a-Lago was based largely in information from an FBI confidential human source they write Who was able to identify what classified documents former president Trump was still hiding and even the location of those documents two senior government officials told newsweek The luck folks they met at the white at the Mar-a-Lago in June President isn't hiding anything They were negotiating with the president's attorneys and staff This is quite frankly typically what happens This is typically what happens And so they're not hiding in the locations president had taken them to the I guess you called the basement of Mar-a-Lago which had a lock on the door at the request of the government As it turns out where so many of the documents are these boxes were located
The Charlie Kirk Show
It's Total Bedlam in Front of the Supreme Court...
"Its total bedlam in front of the Supreme Court. It's not. Anything that is violent, I pray it remains that way. The people are using very charged language. In fact, let me read one of the tweets of somebody outside of the Supreme Court right now. One of the speakers with a megaphone also called for an uprising similar for the one in 2020 in the wake of George Floyd's death, any sort of mainstream media sympathy that these activists might be getting. I think is going to shatter as soon as they continue to use language like this. But from a legal analysis, we have the great Josh hammer, newsweek opinion, editor, and a constitutional expert to just walk us through what exactly this means. Josh, welcome back to the program. Tell our audience, does this outlaw abortion or does this send it back to the states? Tell us specifically what is in this opinion. So Charlie, first of all, great to be with you on such a great day for the constitution and great day for the country, really a great day for the human species for the very simple reason that we will have more unborn innocent human beings will actually be able to live as human beings. So it's a remarkable day for the country and on daylight they have Charlie. I think young pro lifers like you and I just have to have a debt of gratitude honestly to the past 50 years of pro life activists who got us. That's such a good point. Sorry to interrupt. You're exactly right. It's been a lot of prayer warriors and activists and grassroots folks and a lot of Jewish organizations, a lot of pro life organization, not a Catholic organization, it's great point,
WABE 90.1 FM
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"Do and when it becomes law and why is it such a big deal Well it's massive The estimated cost is almost $280 billion over a decade And it gives care to millions of veterans by giving them what's called presumption Up until now 70 or 80% of vets who are trying to get VA coverage for toxic exposures were rejected by the VA because they couldn't prove that that smoke from that burn pit caused that cancer or other illness that they had Now now if they're sick and they were there they get VA coverage It's presumed A gen birch is in Afghanistan vet and she got lung disease that she fought for years to get the VA to cover She says many others didn't make it to today We look at the veterans that have died you know doctor Kate Thomas Wesley bag Heath Robinson you know they all died young and they don't get to watch our kids grow up but maybe because of their efforts and their courage to share their stories It's gonna give the chance of these veterans who are parents to watch our children grow up And quill as we said this covers multiple generations of vets earlier generations exposed to many types of toxins Right I spoke yesterday with a navy vet chuck junker his ship was off the coast of Vietnam in 1970 and whether the sailors on that ship got VA coverage for their agent orange related diseases depended on whether they were in seawater or river water And that sort of technicality And now the VA will just have to accept it If you were there you're covered I spoke to Gary pulis He was an army private in 1979 clearing up radioactive material in the South Pacific with his bare hands And vets like him have been fighting for 30 for 40 for 50 years to get recognition and there are many other kinds of exposures including this bill It's comprehensive You said $280 billion that's hugely expensive in this partisan climate It somehow passed the Senate 84 to 14 How did that happen Well all of the veterans organizations had this as their top priority to push it through And the veterans affairs committee in the House and particularly in the Senate are places where there's still this sort of comedy and bipartisanship But there were also these sick vets and their families who started pushing this a dozen years ago And it has to be said in the last few years it was there was a big celebrity push that came from comedian Jon Stewart who took up this issue and he was outside the capitol today And he got emotional praising the families who had pushed for this law even after their veteran had died Advocating for a cause is it's a lovely thing to do but to do that.
The Dinesh D'Souza Podcast
How Inflation Is Hitting the 'Latinx' Community Particularly Hard
"As an article in newsweek, on in an ominous sign for Democrats, polls says inflation is the top issue for Latinos. Now, inflation is top issue for everybody. But the point of the survey is that inflation falls more heavily on the middle and the lower middle class and that's where the Latino, the LatinX community is concentrated. And so these are people who feel the brunt of inflation really keenly. Because, I mean, think about it. You have 8 or 9% erosion of your purchasing power. And not to mention just giant spikes and the kind of thing. I mean, think of it if you're a guy who works construction or you're a guy who is in a gardening business. All of this requires you to drive around and spending 75 80, a hundred bucks to fill your truck or car. Not good
Bloomberg Radio New York
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"The democratic leadership in the Senate as actually saying that they or they have failed in their attempt to codify abortion rights in too long At Baxter has global news from the 9 60 news from it Yeah not going to happen now Brian the vote to move the bill to the floor needed 60 eyes and got 49 meaning not all Democrats voted for it Joe Manchin was a democratic holdout Vice president Kamala Harris who had to read the result then immediately made it a campaign issue And let's be clear the majority of the American people believe in defending a woman's right her choice To decide what happens to her own body And senator patty Murray says the fight is not over Well wait a second I was going to have I was going to play mister Murphy So let me pull up Murray Here she goes patty Murray They may have spoken out today They may feel they've won today But women of America it's time for us to stand up and fight and that is exactly what we're going to do Senate minority leader Mitch McConnell says he doesn't understand the uproar Democrats are melting down because the Supreme Court may may uphold a Mississippi law that would limit abortion after 15 weeks Yeah the final Supreme Court opinion and ruling is due most probably in June China has denounced the WHO director general for his criticism of China's COVID zero policy foreign ministry spokesman zhao qian hailing the merits of China's lockdown strategy saying it will control COVID and says he hopes his relevant individual will make more reasonable views and refrain from making irresponsible comments North Korea says it is confirmed that COVID-19 case and Kim Jong-un is now ordered all cities locked down The U.S. has called on China to stop targeting Hong Kong advocates this after the arrest and subsequent release on bail for four prominent democracy activists among those arrested 90 year old cardinal Joseph zen Hong Kong has removed its amber rainstorm warning signal now And the U.S. defense secretary Lloyd Austin says today Russian president Vladimir Putin does not want to escalate the war into a conflict with NATO there are reports that Ukraine's region is planning to ask to become part of Russia in early sign that it could be annexed And the U.S. House lawmakers have approved a new $40 billion package director of national intelligence Avril Haines warning members of Congress of Vladimir Putin is planning a long war They may rely more on things like cyber nuclear precision et cetera and that's obviously a shift in the way in which they are exercising their efforts for influence 40 billion by the way is 7 more than the president had asked In San Francisco I met Baxter This is Bloomberg Brian All right thanks very much Ed 8 minutes past the hour Let's get to our guests Trin nuan emerging markets Asia senior economist at natixis Trend just for fun let's have quite a pacey session here Quick questions quick answers and we cover a lot of ground Are we moving away from inflation concerns to more growth concerns now Well clearly China's birth is at the center of everyone's mind on how long these lockdowns would last And whether or not they were widened further because China imports data were very weak and we already saw that coming with the PMIs particularly services going down to the second wars on record And the fact is that a lot of hope is for this ending of lockdowns kind of got quite reversed as things tighten up in Shanghai and Beijing So across the world the worry is a how long will this continue Because it import data was April and we know May that lockdown continues So whether or not we continue in June and beyond and that impact the rest of the region and the world because China is the largest importer of commodities So obviously the Aussie dollar has felt this quite acutely But not just Aussie dollar obviously You feel it across Asia and also especially Europe Yeah let's talk about as well what we saw with the inflation data in China and whether or not that kind of complicates things for the PBOC too as you're facing these price pressures or the core inflation was a little subdued Right core inflation highlights the demand issue but we have a supply shock issue that started before the 24 February invasion of Ukraine but clearly escalated right So China faces higher food inflation but core inflation is subdued So many things that it's still freeze for freeze up space for the POP to ease However we have another challenge for China because of the fed right The fed is hawkish And so even though even though inflation food inflation accelerate and core is fine the fed limits the space for the PVL C to ease particularly on the interest rate side because that puts a lot of pressure on the yuan because of demand is low So we have growth differential of interest rate differential Do you think do you think that the PBOC wants a weaker you want Well I think on the one side you can say well that would help with export sector right But exports in the is now spacing a different sort of challenge It's not so much that you can do value The real one to help competitiveness via FX But because the supply chain construction factories are not at full capacity right So they're not able to meet the demand of customers So if you look at the exports number do be in from the U.S. And in Europe as well so much negative news about recession in Europe but not yet right So we still have strong demand but the demand is not being met by the supply as you know about the news of our port congestions and would lock downs even.
WTOP
"the newsweek" Discussed on WTOP
"41 at Farrah get square this morning outside the WTO with P studios We've got 41° as well 7 41 now it's being described as a new phase of the war in Ukraine Russia has ratcheted up its battle for control of Ukraine's eastern industrial heartland intensifying assaults on cities and towns We go deeper now with WTO's national security correspondent JJ green joining us live on Skype JJ Russia again talking about nuclear weapons What are they saying now Well this morning Sergei Lavrov the foreign minister from Russia did an interview with India today and they asked him point blank about these threats to use tactical nuclear weapons and he said unequivocally that Russia will not use nuclear weapons only conventional weapons but what we know is that that's just a part of Russia's game The people that are saying they will use tactical nuclear weapons or might use tactical nuclear weapons at the same people that say they won't One day Lavrov says no the next day someone else or he says yes So this is a part of their information warfare game the conventional wisdom among people I've spoken to in military and intelligence circles is that they might use low yield nuclear weapons at some point in this conflict if it doesn't go their way All right JJ so Mario Paul was on the verge of failing yesterday but Ukrainian forces did manage to hold on So where does that situation stand today This is interesting Joan today Chechnya's leader ramzan kadyrov did an audio posting on his telegram channel saying that today that facility will fall It's the azam steel works plant where hundreds of Ukrainian marines and other military members have been holding out against Russia I'm not certain what it is kadyrov is doing or saying here Except this may be designed for public consumption inside Russia but he claims that today it's going to fall Ukraine is not saying not saying the same thing and certainly what we've seen there's no indication that it will It might happen but there's certainly the Ukrainians are not going to confess to giving up Thank you JJ I appreciate a WTO piece national security correspondent JJ green joining us on Skype And coming up one state's Chesapeake Bay cleanup plan is not good enough the EPA says I'm Michelle bass It's 7 43 Hi I'm Patrick finger's owner a new look comes on Let's be honest getting a new roof is not easy You got a call contractors and hope they call you back You got a kit three estimates then you gotta figure out how you're gonna pay for it Well a new look it's different Schedule a same day onsite or virtual estimate All estimates come with a free 3D rendering of your roof so you know exactly what it's going to look like and we can get line by line pricing so you know exactly what you're going to pay for Plus it's a great time to save Most contractors will let you pay half up front for the roof and the other half later And new look we let you pay half later and the other half never Through April 30th only pay for half your roofing materials and pay the other half later with interest free financing Call 802 7 9 5300 that's 802 7 9 5300 New look home design dot com It's the.
WTOP
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"70% of Americans disapprove of President Biden's handling of inflation 66% say the higher prices have been difficult or a hardship CBS Ed O'Keefe President Biden moving to lower gas prices and raise those poll numbers by lifting a ban on the summer sales of smog causing ethanol gasoline blends that idea says oil analyst Phil Flint we're trying to lower gasoline prices temporarily for political purposes by putting more food in our gas tanks when we should be trying to feed the world A British development charity says the global food price hikes will push another quarter of a billion people into poverty CBS News special report on Vicky Parker U.S. inflation climbed to 8.5% in March and that has a new four decade high Meantime The White House will take new steps to try to ease pain at the pop during a trip to Iowa today President Biden will announce a suspension of the federal rule that prevents the sale of higher ethanol blend gasoline The Environmental Protection Agency is issuing an emergency waiver that allows the sale of 15% ethanol blend instead of the current mix of 10% White House leaders say that move will save drivers an average of ten cents a gallon at more than 2000 gas stations throughout the country Experts say most of those stations are in the Midwest and in the south To Ukraine now The Pentagon says it's closely monitoring reports of a possible Russian chemical weapons attack on the Ukrainian city of mariupol A Ukrainian military unit has claimed without providing evidence that a drone dropped a poisonous substance on its positions meantime WTO's national security correspondent JJ green spoke with the national cyber director about whether Russia might retaliate against the U.S. There are concerns that the Russians may hold certain critical infrastructure elements at risk Cyber director Chris angler says the energy sector is one of those places We've not seen that materialize but we provided intelligence about that and have done the work necessary to prepare He said they've reached out to the private sector and given them everything they need to prepare and he also says ordinary Americans play a significant role in this process too and that is making sure that they understand what's at stake and also what they should do to protect themselves JJ green WTO news The U.S. has ordered all non emergency consular staff to leave Shanghai which is under a tight lockdown to contain a surge in COVID-19 infections Residents in China city of 26 million have been confined to their homes for weeks as China maintains its zero COVID strategy of handling outbreaks with strict isolation and mass testing However some who live there have described an increasingly desperate situation with families unable to obtain food and daily necessities while people who test positive for the coronavirus have been forced into mass quarantine centers where conditions are crowded and unsanitary A former member of the Rocky Mount Virginia police department has been convicted of storming the capitol on January 6th The jury found Thomas Robertson guilty on all 6 counts among them attacking his fellow cops with a large wooden stick officers who were trying to keep he and others from getting into the capitol He also brought three gas masks with him The government's key witness a fellow ex cop Jacob fracker who said he viewed Robertson as a mentor and father figure Fracker pleaded guilty last month to conspiracy and is now cooperating with authorities Robertson is the second person to be convicted by a jury in connection with the January 6th insurrection jurors deliberated for two days the verdict was unanimous They'll Walter's WTO P news Coming up here on WTO Marilyn ends what the governor says is the most successful legislative session yet I'm Luke luker It's 8 36.
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"So it comes as no surprise that I'm looking at newsweek A little while ago a few hours ago And headline Trump touts great relationship with Hispanic voters as they sour on Biden This is from today like I said a couple hours ago Ahead of the 2022 midterm elections Donald Trump is touting his great great relationship It's in quotes of it's in quotes I'm doing it in my in my Trump impression Appearing Thursday on senator Rick Scott's podcast I wonder how Rick Scott does When I look at my podcast rankings I don't see the Rick Scott podcast as I'm just saying But maybe I'll check it out The former president said it's a whole different Republican Party now It's a whole different Republican Party now Because of the support from this demographic Trump's comment comes as president Joe Biden is losing support amongst that particular voting block a recent quinnipiac poll says 28% of Hispanic voters approve of the job that Joe Biden is doing as president And that's down from 13% decrease rather from just a few months ago Going on they're incredible people energetic That's what Trump told Scott They've got they've got tremendous entrepreneurial skill If you look at a small business throughout the country we have a lot of Hispanics They like me and I like them and what can be said Of course right He's talking about the ball they ghettos in so many other entrepreneurial people 'cause that's a big part of the culture And the point here I'm not going to be the whole article But the point is right here 61% of Hispanic voters pulled by quinnipiac said that they disapprove of Biden's job on the
WCPT 820
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"Ew Oh Why looky here the New York attorney general has subpoenaed Donald Trump to testify in a fraud investigation Dana why Why Look at that Christmas looks like it's going to come after all It's a beautiful thing and we know that James would never subpoena someone unless she already has evidence and she wants that person to either tell the truth or lie Right Under oath I feel really good about this This is what a crook our former quote unquote president is Don't you have to read to go which crime Which thing Wait I gotta stop Tax case Yeah Yes no that's what it is It had to read New York State attorney general latisha James is seeking to question Trump under oath in a civil fraud investigation according to two people knowledge of the matter blah blah blah She is participating in the criminal investigation being run by cyan so remember those are two different things Civil inquiries can not lead to criminal charges if miss James finds evidence of wrongdoing she could follow lawsuit against mister Trump but her request comes as mister Vance is pushing to determine whether Trump or his business engaged in a pattern of criminal fraud Would you like to do a spoiler alert They did They didn't engage other in some cooking There was some cooking of books There was a book cooking How many long How long ago does this feel like That Michael Cohen told us this that the value of what do you call it tax or deflated them for tax purposes And then inflated it for whatever the other thing is but it's illegal None of us can get away with that My favorite part is that there's a lot of people that do real estate appraisals that are like there's no possible way these numbers could be right And I think in some.
KGO 810
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"He's in Australia waiting to go back. Um, there seemed to be problems or delays of some sort in getting him on a flight. Um, there's concerns that they're trying to keep them out of the country until their window for a no confidence motion can be Can come up again, which would be November. So they were like there's some elements that seem to want to keep him out of the country for as long as possible. So that elements that are against him pro Piercy, uh, anti free world can get more pieces in place before he comes back. Clear. The only Australians have not gone to speak to him at all. He's sitting in their country and they haven't even gone to talk to him. Why are they persecuting? This man just has helped them advance their case in the Solomon Islands. What is the expression? Here is a premier Daniel Sudani of Molecular Province has been very clear about his belief in democracy and how important it is for the countries to maintain relationships with other democratic countries like Taiwan, as opposed to the PRC. And so for that they personally heard a man who's mortally ill. And there they don't care, and everybody knows it. Is this to intimidate other politicians who might descend. Absolutely. Absolutely, and it's it's being watched and and who's been backing him up and you know Australia and New Zealand and the U. S. And others go around, pumping millions of dollars into so called pro democracy programs around the region. And then they got an actual guy who's literally willing to die for his democratic principles, and he's getting no support Clear. Pascal's senior fellow foundation for the Defense of Democracies, Gordon Chang, Gates Town. Newsweek in the hill. This is.
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"Thanks to Newsweek magazine. Um, we have a story that is not necessarily real helpful to get people out of the Middle East. But now that it's out, we have to talk about it, The headline read. Taliban holds up Glenn Beck's groups, planes at least 100 Americans among the passengers. Oh, there's a lot to this story a lot. That is false and a lot that you need to hear the truth. Thoughts and we go there in 60 seconds a Glenn Beck program. All right, Let's tell you about relief factor. Robin lives in Ohio, she writes in about her experience with relief factors, she said, I work in a correctional facility. I walk a lot for work. A couple of years ago, I broke my risk severely. Well after surgery. I started using relief factor at three months of intensive therapy and a lot of pain and swelling starting out, But relief factor was amazing. Instead of taking the expected seven months to recover, I was able to get back to work in 4.5. I am so grateful for relief factor. Thank you. There's really nothing quite like getting your life back when you think that it's been flushed down the toilet because of pain doesn't have to be that way. Relief factor is not a drug, but it was developed by doctors and about 70% of the people who try really factor. Go on to order more. It's relief factor. Relief factor dot com 805 183 84. Relief factor dot com 805.
Up First
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"Much of the world is waiting to see how the taliban may rule afghanistan this time. The armed group is giving its first answers to those questions days. After taking kabul in the nineteen nineties they were known for barbaric executions the repression of women and sheltering al-qaeda on tuesday. A talent spokesperson gave a press conference. He promised no reprisals for their enemies and no global terror attacks female journalists. Ask some of those questions afterward. A taliban spokesman came online with us to continue the conversation. Souheil shaheen insisted afghans. Who worked with americans. We'll be allowed to leave the country nor any kind of reprisal nori remain on those people who are working with the hardened troops in a moment. We'll hear that promise compares with the situation in the streets so far we begin with. Npr international affairs correspondent. Jackie northam jackie. Good morning steve. You know the last time. The taliban captured kabul in the nineteen nineties. They seized a former president and hung him from a lamppost. What impression too they tried to create this time. The taliban is on a bit of a charm offensive. Right now you know is trying to show to the world that they're more inclusive gentler than when they ruled afghanistan in the nineteen nineties back then. The taliban was ruthless in terrorized afghans. And there's a lot of skepticism that they've actually changed well in that interview. I asked to hell shaheen about that. And then specifically. I asked if taliban would allow women to remain in government positions they're women in the afghan government now and of course. This is something that did not happen at all in previous taliban times. Here's how he responded. Yes the women. They have a writer to to education into work right now. The doctors they have started serving. The teachers have started teaching. And i feel that women are working illinois. The generalist women. They have started working by observing his job by observing job. He does say they'll be forced back undercover. How's that compared to the nineties. Well you know this. This is a reversal of how women were treated back. Then you know they were not allowed to go to school or work. They always had to be covered from head to toe whenever they left their homes. Steve women's rights in afghanistan have come a long way since then and it'll be very tough for women if they have to revert to life as it was back in the nineties They do say though. It's changing but when i spoke with Shaheen he suggested that they will be different without really directly saying that. The taliban are different. I wanna play some of this at one point. We discussed public executions and other practices from the nineties. Let's listen in the nineteen nineties when the taliban relaxed in power it was said that people's hands were cut off when they were accused of stealing at the hands were held up for display. Is that something. The taliban intends to do again. So i'm not just a scholars but i can say they slam. It could always. That is a interpretated by the judges. It is referred to the judges so everyone has a The right of defense. So then they can. issued their ruling as for the The law islamic law. So i have no that the just want to note. He says cutting off hands. That will be up to an islamic judge. He doesn't say we won't do that anymore. What would show if they are any different now. First and foremost what the new government will look like. Will it be inclusive how to interpret islamic law. And you know steve. How's it going to treat afghans. Npr international affairs correspondent. Jackie northam thanks so much. Thank you now. The initial statements from the taliban amount to a kind of marker put down that marker of what they say they will do. Yeah and the proof though comes day by day in what they actually do now right now. Taliban gunmen are patrolling. The streets of kabul. While the us military conducts flights from the airport about eleven hundred american citizens permanent residents and their families were flown out yesterday. Charlotte balance of aljazeera is in kabul. Welcome to the program i state. What is the situation around the airport as people try to reach it today. Well the taliban a- controlling the perimeter of the airport that's push a lot of with guns and other heavy weaponry around way you traditionally into to the departures area. They choosing into the air. They are pushing people back after the airport was overrun on monday. Thousands of people ran onto the tarmac and no evacuation flights could take place since being put a heap of their fighters around to push the crowds back at behind them. This kind of a no-man's-land on the commercial side of the airport and then on the far side of the airport. There's a there's a big military base with thousands of americans currently stationed along with other foreigners and they desperately trying to get people out on c. Seventeen c. one thirties. And so you've got this kind of coupla hundred meters between taliban fighters and us forces. I want to understand what the taliban forces are doing. What you describe would be consistent. Perhaps with crowd control maybe rough crowd control but but attempting to be helpful at the same time though we have heard reports about individual afghans who want to leave and feel. They have been blocked by the taliban they've been turned away. What's your best understanding about whether the taliban letting people leave. They say that they really want people to have the freedom to leave. Stay have will the right paperwork. I i've seen both sides of it have been helping some people get through. They were helping american's actually into the airport and pushing out this back so americans could make their evacuation flights. They were helping. Even government leaders make evacuation flights but then in other instances when people were showing up to embassies with paperwork trying to get on various flights pushing them back. So i think there's an element of chaos and kind of anarchy at the moment as the taliban want to look like they're in control that they have everything securities improved under them and that they facilitating this but at the same time trying to deal with crowds and and just feeling i think pretty overwhelmed with thousands of people who are making a run for the poor hearing from people who want to stay in kabul. It's it's mixed. Some people are really anxious especially those who've been in kabul for a long time who've worked with even like my colleagues who went with international media to interpret his very anxious. There's a lot of distrust there because they lived through it in the ninety s and and they don't wanna take the chance that this could be the taliban the ninety s sir. Yeah there's there's a lot of distrust at the marvin but still. When the taliban came to town there were people out in the throngs taking selfies chasing them down the road like they were football stars. So this kind of element of mistake and a mix of hesitation from some also is a strange strange energy with others of being curious about this group of.
KNST AM 790
"the newsweek" Discussed on KNST AM 790
"Now, let's go back by the way, because I have a couple of stories here. Okay. One is from politico on November 15 2019 1 is from Newsweek. November 29th 2019. Both about the same thing. Kamala Harris, treating Her staff like garbage. Let's go to the political story, November 15 2019. Remember when she was she was. She was basically done member. She dropped down December 2019 from a presidential run. Here's the headline from Politico. No discipline. No plan. No strategy. Kampala Harris campaign in Meltdown. Meltdown. Really? Meltdown. So this is not new. So this is about her campaign melting down much of the blame being placed on campaign manager Juan Rodriguez. After Rodriguez announced dozens of layoffs and redeployment in late October two stern overspending. Three more staffers in headquarters were let go. Another quit recent days, aides told Politico. Staff officials frustrated in the campaign's chief lack chiefs, lack of clarity about what changes have been made to right. The ship and his plans turn around the situation. So they're going after him. But it's really her to, uh, one senior official from the Harris campaign at the time, said It's a campaign of ID. They blame the chief of staff appointed to a leaderless structure at the top again. Leader 81 Million votes, right 81 million votes, a leaderless structure. So now we have all these people that literally hated Camilla. And nothing has changed. The media loves her. She's so great. She's so this. She's so that and you know what? Why do they say that about her once she's a Democrat to She is a female and she's a minority. When you look at her actual Track record her actually when you judge her on her actions or characteristics. Record. She's garbage. She's garbage. That's what it is absolute garbage. By the way, really quick from the Newsweek. Newsweek. Story November 29 2019 Criticism of the camp campaign for Kamala Harris treating staff so poorly they were accused of treating staff quote so poorly and quote lacking a real plan to win. Criticism came in the resignation letter of Kelly Melon Barker. We talked about this. Right. She was the state's care operations director, first reported by The New York Times. In this letter, she asserted she still believes Harris is the best Democratic candidate but couldn't serve on the campaign. Under the current circumstances, Quote This is my third presidential presidential campaign. I have never seen an organization treated staff so poorly. With less than 90 days until Iowa. We still do not have a real plan to win. Wow. 81 million votes. Greatest thing of all time. I don't think so. We'll continue because there is more on knsd. The morning ritual with Garrett Lewis, your CBD store. You sit back and say, What can CBD products do for me? I understand it. You hear about him all the time. First off, you're not getting high. There is no THC. I use CBD products, So you need to go where they're experts where they're beautiful stores where they have so many different ways for you to take CBD..
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"With Newsweek law expert Josh Hammer coming up in 25 minutes. There's apparently I have to explain why Josh Hammer's coming on. I just did this last minute. I didn't have another guest. But there's apparently some big Supreme Court case that was just ruled on. I had a 30 seconds during the break to try to read up on it. Have no idea what I'm reading here. I have no idea what this means. If this is a good ruling, or a bad ruling, and Josh Hammer every time we get him on, he has something smart to say about law in a way that you and I can understand him and if he starts talking over our heads Don't worry. I'll stop him and bringing back to bring him back to, you know a way I can understand it. So there was apparently an important ruling. You and I are going to find out together in about 23 minutes. Exactly What the heck, That means for us. Something, nothing. Everything. is from fox news dot com. Michigan valedictorian speech censored, criticized as being very Christianized Savannah Leffler. She's a senior at John Glenn High School in Michigan recently submitted a draft for an honours Night speech, which contained language criticizing other philosophies in asserting that the purpose of life is to live a life devoted devoted to Christ. The school's principal responded in part by suggesting Leffler speech wasn't inclusive enough of other faiths. Quote. We have a diverse student body and staff. Is one of the things I love about the John Glenn community that diversity goes well beyond racing and this in ethnicity. It's certainly would include religious beliefs of what as well. We have students and staff who identify as Jewish, Muslim Buddhist, Hindu sick Jehovah's Witness, Atheists, et cetera. We must be inclusive and respectful of their beliefs as well. Well, let's be honest about a couple things here. Let's have an uncomfortable talk you and I won. If this was in atheists. Submitting a speech about how there is no God. Nothing would have been censored and everyone knows. What we have is an extremely anti Christian and increasingly anti Jewish left in this country. There's a reason for that. The reason is not complicated, and I don't know why everyone wants to dance around it. The reason is because Jews and Christians believe in one God So do Communists. And he's a competing God. It's not more complicated than that, Okay? They believe in one God, we believe in one God. And They don't think you should be able to what worship yours. Setting that aside, Let's have an uncomfortable talk about religion. You know, they say you're never supposed to talk about it on the show. So I talked about it all the time. You know, I don't preach to you because I mean, who's less qualified to preach to you than me? I'm not. I'm not telling you anything but Religions are exclusive. That's what they all are, for the most part. None of them are inclusive. They're all exclusive. Why do we have to dance around this? I'm not going to sit here and speak on behalf of Muslims or six or Jehovah's Witness or anyone else. I can say though Christians believe you believe Jesus is the son of God or you're going to hell. That's in that, in and of itself is the entire basis for the belief system. That says, but that's about as exclusive as it gets, believe this or you're going to burn in hell. That's exclusive, but that's religion. That's what they are. Just because people are scared to talk about it. That's what they are. That's what people believe. Shouldn't we be allowed to say what we believe? I mean, if she's a Muslim and wants to give a valedictorian speech about Allah We want her stopped. Do we want to know what she believes? I don't care that it's I don't care that it's exclusive. That she that her belief system would disagree with mine. I don't Don't get intimidated when people have other beliefs. That's probably the reason I talked about it so much because it doesn't bother me at all. I don't care if you have other police said Mine doesn't matter to me at all. You believe what you believe. But Religion is exclusive. All that aside, though, Do you think it's an accident? That all the left wing street groups immediately started becoming pro Palestine recently. Pro Hamas recently. What? Why do you think that is? There was that hilarious Internet video that went around that a gay rights group had a big gay pride or gay pride parade, and they had pro Palestine signs where I mean, they would all be they would all be killed in Palestine, every one of them for their for what they believe. Why do you think that is? Well, I'll tell you what. Hang on to that. That is something that ties right into it. Headline Robert Mueller to teach class on Mueller investigation. He's going to lead a class at the University of Virginia School of Law. The guy who did a two year which hunt Gets a job teaching at the University of Virginia prestigious school, by the way. What does that have to do with Gay pride, people being pro Hamas. The system protects its own. And the system has no use or time. For the god of Jews the God of Christians because he's a competitive God, I don't care if you're an atheist. I'm not preaching at you about what to believe. But you better understand. It's not an accident. All the Communist Street groups who have nothing in common with Palestine and in fact would be slaughtered upon their entry into Palestine. It's not an accident there all of a sudden pro Hamas what You're a gay rights group in your pro Hamas. That doesn't make sense. Yes, it does. If you realize they're all just part of the system The system takes care of its own. Robert Mueller can embarrass himself with the two year witch hunt investigation where he withheld the knowledge that Donald Trump member he knew Donald Trump didn't collude with Russia far ahead of the midterms and chose to keep that information secret to help Democrats. Finish his investigation with no results whatsoever. What's his punishment? Hey, It's University of Virginia just got hired. You can be your gay rights group. And this is about gays and transgenders and all the other questioning. I don't know. I can't keep track all these weird words. Oh, wow. Hamas is shooting rockets into Israel. Oh, man, Hamas must be right..
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