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Percussive left that we want to see more. bottom line, the edit when the green color talks, so the box office clearly doesnt actually care about furthering whatever agenda they are purporting. >> kayleigh: but do they? this is what was interesting. town hall reported that disney had approved pixar to include it but in march, however, disney shifted its stance and gave pixar the green light, and it came about at the same time disney came out against the desantis law banning sexuality talk in kind...

Points that we discussed on january 5th. he had come into that meeting trying to persuade us that there was his theory, i viewed as my objective to persuade him to acknowledge that he was wrong. i thought this had to be one of the most powerful arguments. john, back in 2000, you arent jumping up and saying al gore had this authority to do that. you would not want kamala harris to be able to exercise that kind of authority in 2024 when i hope, republicans will win the election and i know -- john....

Midterm, democrats got crushed. couldnt you see this happening again and biden coming back in the next two years and winning re-electioning? i mean, its happened before. >> it has, but two problems there, paul. one of them is that they werent, neither clinton nor obama were dealing with this inflation issue. and if that interview you did earlier in the show is correct, we could still be dealing with for several years to come. two, clinton and obama both changed tactics after that midterm blowout...

It is being watched very closely and we are wondering what his predecessors think and what might they have done differently. day three has had quite a theme. it is called pressure. persistent, relentless, unyielding pressure. all targeting vice president mike pence. the browbeating began behind the scene someone that did not work, the bully pulpit was the new soapbox. and his failure to succumb to it put it him in danger. the staff was so concerned that trump was putting the life of his boss tha...

Make of the timing? it doesnt make things better. it _ make of the timing? it doesnt make things better. it is _ make of the timing? it doesnt make things better. it is clearly _ make of the timing? it doesnt make things better. it is clearly tricky - things better. it is clearly tricky news for boris johnson. things better. it is clearly tricky news for borisjohnson. i think there are a few ways you can look at it in terms of timing. this is the second ethics adviser borisjohnson has lost since...

Spirit of our predecessors in the news business, on the night of these daytime hearings, we pledge to meet here together to bring you not just explanation, not just commentary, not just reaction, but a definitive recap. a definitive summary of what happened today. so you will not have missed a thing. lets start. [laughs] all right, first, the first drama at the hearing today was when it did not start. on the books, it says 10 am start date, the committee didnt start the hearing today until more ...

Everyone up on the drama in washington, the drama that would ultimately bring the nixon presidency to an early and catastrophic and. when americans told pollsters theyd seen some of the hearings, yeah, some of them watched it live during the nine it was happening. lots of americans were able to watch it, the night of the hearings happened, as they were re-kept in primetime. and so, here we are today. nearly 50 years later, so much has changed. but blockbuster hearings happening at ten in the mor...

Washington, the drama that would ultimately bring the nixon presidency to an early and catastrophic end. when americans told pollsters theyd seen some of the hearings, yeah, some of them watched it live during the time it was happening. lots of americans were able to watch it, the night of the hearings happened, as they were recapped in primetime. and so, here we are today. nearly 50 years later, so much has changed. but blockbuster hearings happening at ten in the morning on a weekday, its stil...

Are, given that we have about the strongest labor market weve had in the entire postwar period. >> shannon: i mean, horace, people are responding to what is their daily reality, but a number of biden administration officials seem to say the polls dont accurately reflect what is going on in the economy. >> you know, this is what i find ironic. this administration probably polls more nightly than any other of its predecessors. and then it goes out publicly and says these polls dont reflect anythin...

Old remember things like the miners strike in the 1980s. and the political calculators are right out today, yes and number ten im sure and in conservative headquarters let alone in labour headquarters. who will the public blame for their inconvenience? will they blame, and this is labours a huge dilemma as it was a 1983 as well. will they blame the union parents was mac theyre not quite as baronial as some assume to remember, their predecessors were in the 1980s, thats another thing. or will the...