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Howd you do it? >> i think you said it correctly. its a phenomenal outcome and mandates work. the key is, do it -- i think do it with a short fuse. dont let the debate drive on for a long time. we did it in less than eight weeks from announcement to finishing. and you talk to employees, but you just say, this is the deal, and youve got a choice to make. dont be wishy-washy, dont waffle about it. and when you do that, 99.77% of employees get vaccinated. and were broadly representative of the coun...

Where your speech is redefined as violence and their violence is re-to find as justice. >> lets welcome tonights guests. veteran and florida g.o.p. congressional candidate. knowledge is power, her brain could blow a fuse, fox business correspondent susan li. shes more demanding than the ransom note, fox news contributor kat. that the sound you hear means hes doing jumping jacks or theres a thunderstorm approaching, my massive sidekick in the nw of world champion cyrus. >> greg: susan, how are yo...

Extremist radio host alex jones and hopefully praises right-wing militias that would later lead the attack on the capitol. then there is maggie mulvaney, a niece of former president trumps chief of staff as vip lead of the rally. mulvaney is also a current house staffer, which notes the house has rarely turned its subpoena power on its own. then there is katrina pierson, who reportedly had an in-person meeting with donald trump two days before the insurrection. in fact, she was reportedly assign...

New bands. in addition to playing the coo stuff from 1951 on, all the 70 years of rock and soul. i think im also very proud of what we did in south africa, the ur of us, the four musketeers, and 50 artists an entire movement including the united nations. i mean, it was a big movement. it just wasnt big in america at that time. we lit the fuse for that one. ani think my music history curriculum, i think, i probably going to be my most important contribution. i think thatll also be impoant. were t...

And so, its kind of finding the right palette to create the emotional picture or the emotional sonic landscape that you want to create. and so i kind of think that way, rather than trying to meld or fuse things together, which for me feels like too contrived a way to think. and so, i mean, you saw there, theres different musicians and singers who were singing melodies that i created and some which actually borrowed from pakistani and indian traditions, going into brazilian traditions of flamenco...

What are you proudest of? >> well i think the both of them are going to live beyond me, both of them are going to live beyond the country. i think theyre both extremely important formats, which include the best of the old and the best of the new. we have introduced over 1000 new bans in addition to playing all the cool stuff from 1951 and on. all 70 years of rock and soul. i think im also very proud of what we did in south africa, with the four of us, the four musketeers, me danny schachter, art...

I try to think of music as a pallet, you know? in that you can find different emotional colours and textures from different places. and so, its kind of finding the right palette to create the emotional picture or the emotional sonic landscape that you want to create. and so i kind of think that way, rather than trying to meld or fuse things together, which for me feels like too contrived a way to think. and so, i mean, you saw there, theres different musicians and singers who were singing melodi...

The right palette to create the emotional picture or the emotional sonic landscape that you want to create. and so i kind of think that way, rather than trying to meld or fuse things together, which for me feels like too contrived a way to think. and so, i mean, you saw there, theres different musicians and singers who were singing melodies which actually borrow from pakistani and indian traditions, going into brazilian traditions of flamenco, and so on, but all those things are music forms that...

Ive been speaking to mikey kay, a former senior raf officer who served in afghanistan. i asked him how he thought the americans made such a deadly mistake. i used to be part of the kill chain, which is military parlance for the precision air strikes process. and that precision air strikes process takes a lot of time, energy and resource into figuring out collateral damage estimate, understanding what weapon and fuse selection will be required, looking at all of the intelligence that leads up to ...

Zone in the middle of a country so different from your own. and i just felt very isolated in trying to even articulate the difficulties of the transition. im just getting my footing. its been ten years since i got back. >> a lot of folks deal with post-traumatic stress because when they come back, theyre still constantly on heightened alert. i found myself to be extremely short-tempered. my fuse was lightning-fast. and i realized really quickly something was wrong. i went to therapy outside of t...