republican presidential debate right here on fox. sandra: and america reports kicks off hour two. sandra smith in new york. john: i m john roberts in washington. any moment now president biden will take the podium all the way across the country in arizona. expected to pitch his green agenda to start a swing to take him to three western states this week. sandra: he has no plans to visit the border, he s squeezing in an interview. sitting down with the weather channel to talk climate. john: if anybody knows about climate, it s the weather channel, right. first to grady trimble live in washington, the latest green energy company going belly up. grady. it s called proterra and president biden was a big fan of it. it is now filing for bankruptcy but only after the president celebrated and promoted the company. back in 2021, the president took a virtual tour of the electric
we ve had that brick done in various iterations. we had the banking cys as another brick in the wall. we had the debt limit brick in the wall. you go brick, brick, brick. but in regards to the wall, the wall is a sentiment function that works in favor of the bull as more people look for what s going to go bad. a single day means nothing good or bad. neil: let me ask you, in the same quarter that we re getting the earnings coming in darn good compared to what people expected. absolutely. three banks wept belly up. everybody thought this would widen out. you did not. i remember that distinctly. you said something then. do you still see it now? that we can avoid financial crises or are we one step away from something else? i wouldn t want to go there. i want to make this short and
since world war ii, and the audience there was very different. watched it very intently. said, this was our life, meaning you couldn t trust anybody and people are constantly ratting each other out. so that contract for that film contained a series television, um, arrangement. and in those days, series television was dallas, or it was daytime soap. and the thought that anybody in that period would make a television show out of the handmaid s tale, the thought was was, possibility, zero. that s never going to happen. the film was sold to a distributor, the distributor eventually went belly up, assets were dispersed, the contract disappeared. so, people came for a year saying, can we make something out of the handmaid s
watched it very intently. said, this was our life, meaning you couldn t trust anybody and people are constantly ratting each other out. so that contract for that film contained a series television, um, arrangement. and in those days, series television was dallas, or it was daytime soap. and the thought that anybody in that period would make a television show out of the handmaid s tale, the thought was was, possibility, zero. that s never going to happen. the film was sold to a distributor, the distributor eventually went belly up, assets were dispersed, the contract disappeared. so, people came for a year saying, can we make something out of the handmaid s tale again? and we would have to say, we don t
since world war ii, and the audience there was very different. watched it very intently. said, this was our life, meaning you couldn t trust anybody and people are constantly ratting each other out. so that contract for that film contained a series television arrangement. and in those days, series television was dallas, or it was daytime soap. and the thought that anybody in that period would make a television show out of the handmaid s tale, the thought was possibility, zero. that s never going to happen. the film was sold to a distributor, the distributor eventually went belly up, assets were dispersed, the contract disappeared. so, people came for a year saying, can we make something out