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In his incredibly entertaining book The Body: A Guide for Occupants, Bill Bryson opens the chapter Food, Glorious Food, with a quote from Jean-Anthelme Brillat-Savarin’s 1825 treatise on the mouth and ingestion The Physiology of Taste: “Tell me what you eat, and I will tell you what you are”. Overweight. I have my reasons. Being passionately curious about food and enjoying the experience of eating, sharing, celebrating, and using food to reconcile the conflicts of the day, are some of the...

Senate, senator grassly, senator graham, and ron johnson of wisconsin raising again this idea of ukrainian meddling. so they want to hear from this democratic consulted alexander who was looking into the manafort stuff. thats an effort to further muddy the waters and confuse. >> its a conspiracy theory. and speaking of conspiracy theories, katherine, the judiciary committee hearing, the dojs inspector general report, its expected that the fbi is going to say -- and again if the reporting is corr...

In a new interview president trump makes strange claims about instances of voter fraud, but are the counts. >> are we talking about count chocula. >> yes, with k. >> look, for more than a week the nation has watched as florida recounted votes while races for senate and governor hung in the balance, and the dead hraoepb was thursday and the result was a resounding face-plant, a combination of machine errors and human errors and now we will have to wait until sunday for the recount, and only in th...

Election day began today with reports of mechanical glitches and human errors leading to long lines and frustrated voters in precincts all around the country. look at this line in gwinnett county, georgia, in greater atlanta. the batteries inside a polling machine there had died. it took nearly two hours to find a power cord to charge up that machine. so for want of a single power cord, all these people gave up all this time today just trying to vote. storms overnight caused power outages in kno...

Using unnamed sources who have a reason to be playing the reporters, and when stories fall apart, news organizations need to be big enough to acknowledge human errors. cnns refusal to source the story out in front of the public lend support to the right leaning critics who suggest cnn is more about each of the trump on the thing getting stories to be factually correct." the back-and-forth about lanny davis, michael cohens attorney being a source and that kind of thing. does it landmark of these ...

Throwing out the word community building community and you could see a lot of eyebrows that were rising there and in the chambers people didnt know whether or not he was giving a line or if he really meant that. is it plausible that he really did want to create communities ten years ago but ten years in social media time is like a century isnt. yeah and he was that the geeky kid where i would see him in palo alto sneaking around behind the backs of the restaurants trying to avoid the crowds befo...

Election. so we need to begin devising some of the mechanisms that will deter them and prevent them from doing this to us again, especially now that were into the year of the midterm elections. >> yeah. i look at where you are right now, youre in seattle. there on the west coast. given what happened yesterday in hawaii, all the sheer panic over the false alarm. "the new york times" is suggesting a link between president trumps rhetoric on north korea, that the legitimate panic on the island was ...

Has been tumultuous and he repeatedly calls kim jong-un little rocket man. how do these types of comments contribute to the 38 minutes of chaos in hawaii? >> well, look, i mean it is completely, completely inexcusable what happened in hawaii. theres likely going to be congressional hearings. theres likely going to be investigations. and yes, while the president is right to melanies point that this is really the result of state government officials, the fact that the president of the united state...

>> greg: im sorry, all of these errors are not political errors, their human errors. when trump says to comey, hes a good guy, go easy on him, thats a boss does. >> kimberly: why is that an error in the rosenstein piece in particular? >> greg: i dont like this guy, can you do a report on them. i think ive done that many times at work. >> kimberly: thats an error? >> greg: its nonpolitical human error commits what a guy does whos been a businessman. >> kimberly: say its loose semantics. before it...

Firing. he was set up and used as a stooge. >> greg: im sorry, all of these errors are not political errors, their human errors. when trump says to comey, hes a good guy, go easy on him, thats a boss does. >> kimberly: why is that an error in the rosenstein piece in particular? >> greg: i dont like this guy, can you do a report on the them. i think ive done that many times at work. >> kimberly: thats an error? >> greg: its nonpolitical human error commits what a guy does whos been a businessman....