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Havent seen any 50 years since the 1970s. >> will: it like i said, you are a ray of sunshine. peter and i have a longer conversation on the will cain podcast, you can check that out. does this at at up to the dollar -- peter has one of my favorite lines in the conversation and that is we still have the constitution and the constitution is our superpower. peter say knowledge, always a great conversation. i will see you later. canada means receiving institutional -- teresa can actually determine h...

Hello, this is breakfast withjon kay and sally nugent. now time for the sport. wheat seed big games a lot, but i think tonight really is one of those. —— rizz a big game is a lot. —— come on now. they have pumped billions into manchester city and turned them into a superpower, but the champions league title is when they have not been able to win. so a big night. good morning.

We would have asked, is that really the lead clear of the team. jackie ibanez, your mundane skill. >> this was confirmed to me, but made -- a couple weeks ago. im known to be slow fast. what that means is the kitchen can be filthy. no dinner on the stove. nothing but by 6:30, the entire thing is plated, homemade mashed potatoes and homemade rolls. im slow but fast. does that make any sense? >> trace: that is unbelievable. here it is. do you have a mundane superpower? twitter, yes. instagram, 524...

Fake, news a, hoax on a made-up story, but even when i showed him the famous photo raheem is stuck e. jean for marla maples, when he realized he made the mistake, he said the photo was blurry. it wasnt very. but it was classic donald trump. i think the jury really heard that. they really absorbed it, thats why we got a verdict in two and a half hours. >> this is the reason this was a bigger -- story to put it in these terms, because i feel like im a little casting a movie about it or something, ...

Molly collier at home. but i think it was wrong. i mean, we would never do it with our kids or our grandkids. i remember distinctly i was 7.5, throwing up distinctly i was 7.5, throwing up the first night, and the matron coming in and telling me i had to mop up the sheets myself. and ijust think that is a bit much for a 7.5 year old. , ., is a bit much for a 7.5 year old-- yes. - is a bit much for a 7.5 year old.- yes, not - is a bit much for a 7.5 year. old.- yes, not good. old. is awful. yes,...

Being stupid. what happened exactly? being stupid. what happened exactl ? , ., exactly? oh... yes, we got beaten all _ exactly? oh... yes, we got beaten all the _ exactly? oh... yes, we got beaten all the time, - exactly? oh... yes, we got beaten all the time, and i exactly? oh... yes, we got beaten all the time, and as exactly? oh... yes, we got. beaten all the time, and as a dyslexic, i thought i must be stupid because theyd never heard of... the word dyslexia didnt exist. you hit those beatin...

Superpower because, i think, ive become a really good delegator. ifind great people, i surround myself with wonderful people. hello, how are you? nice to see you. more than 1000 — are you? nice to see you. more than 1000 of— are you? nice to see you. more than 1000 of bransons - are you? nice to see you. more than 1000 of bransons people| than 1000 of bransons people were on board one of his cruise ships, the valiants lady, when wejoined him hours before the boat set up for the caribbean. ni...

Where i come from, mom rule. if you are both moms, we are overtime. i want to give you each an opportunity just real quick. whats the most important thing about being a mom for you, joan? >> wow. that my daughter is happy and healthy and doing gods worse in washington d.c.. >> basically able to pay for word of my mother, my grandmother tommy. to use instill that in them. to be good citizens and to care and to do whatever their superpower is to make the world a little bit better. >> with, that we...

Led me to decide to start a magazine, which was quite strange for a dyslexic person to have done. launched in 1968, student was a national magazine for young people. to help overcome his dyslexia, sir richard would interview some of the most articulate people in the world, from jean—paul sartre to james baldwin, and then publish those recordings word for word. when the headmaster said to me youre either going to to run the magazine and leave the school or not run the magazine and get on with y...

The first night, and the matron coming in and telling me i had to mop up the sheets myself. and i just think thats a bit much for a 7.5—year—old. its awful. yes, not good. fortunately i think things have changed a little bit since those days. they have, notjust in terms of when we send kids away, but also our understanding of minds. when you were growing up, the word "entrepreneur" had barely entered the lexicon, and the word "dyslexia" even less so. you talk now about your dyslexia as a sup...