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Milwaukee surgeon sees rise in colorectal cancer cases affecting young adults

Aurora Health Dr. Kate Vasconcellos says she is seeing a concerning trend of patients in their 20s and 30s with colorectal cancer.

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The Beat With Ari Melber

tomatoes like they used to back in the '20s and '30s, this is not broadway. keep all the stuff in your pocket. >> yeah, jason. >> you want to put some lighters, throw some cash on the stage. there's all sorts of things. you can throw clothing on the stage. you should not be throwing anything at anybody who's performed out there. if you want to see any sort of conflict, let it be with the people on the court or stage. it pisses me off and makes it bad for everybody in the audience. >> way to go, jay. >> wow. >> get to hold it for a minute. it's that easy. >> that would be like a thing in a rick and morty cartoon. then you're good. >> i be one better than barclay. >> jason, what else is on your list? >> the next fallback is for

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The ReidOut

i love that you think about these things this way too. >> i agree. i sometimes tell my republican friends, don't worry. the democrats had this problem. they have been here. they've been through this nightmare of having an extremist, racist, anti-black, really wild out there party, and they recovered so much. they did the black president. they had a black president. you can fix it. but it takes time and work and knowing what it's about. >> yeah. >> but the idea that this also happened in france, which is interesting, because we do think of the french revolution. but you're talking about a more modern version of a french revolution that is very similar to what happened on january 6th. >> yeah, when we think about the fight against fascism in world war ii, we think about european fascism which rose during the '20s and '30s, and when we think about france in that context, if at all, it's about france being occupied by the nazis. they had the vichy government which was a collaborationist terrible government. there was a big native fascist right wing movement in france.

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Chris Jansing Reports

was born in two weeks before i was born but my grand pop was from, as they say in maryland from baltimore. and he worked for the american oil company. and his job was to open up new gas stations around the country back in in the '20s and '30s and guess what, people didn't want those gas stations because they didn't want those how many thousands of gallons of oil sitting below the surface of my neighborhood, they didn't want that but then it's built, what happens? you have a drugstore, a coffee shop, it generates growth. you're going to be building the roads and the highways and bridges to get to these places, labor, iron workers, steelworkers, women and men right here in the room almost all investments requires

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Morning Joe

some of those counties, york county, the county where york is in pennsylvania, the vote for donald trump was actually more resounding the second time around than the first time around, and that's a really interesting pivotal county one of my observations, you know, if you go back to tokeville or charles dickins or any of the writers that came to the united states in the '20s and '30s, i was channelling that spirit, they saw the micro nations of the who the first settlers were. when you walk, you find that same kind of imprint it's a very diverse and complex place. >> yeah, any arguments along the way? >> did i have arguments? the only thing that really stood out as an argument was an interesting encounter, i met a guy, i said, hey, can you fill my water bottle, and he's outside of his house, and he said, oh, if you want some water, you should go this way and that, which is basically two

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FOX Friends First

>> carley: good morning, everyone. let's look at the cold front to evade much of the country this week. we have temperatures across the upper midwest 20s and 30s and wind chills below that. it feels like 12 in fargo and here it comes, my friend 33 in chicago. that front is going to bring the potential for a very cold air arriving from canada, and it will spread across the gulf coast, the southeast mississippi river valley. here are some of the temperatures. widespread freezing temperatures overnight from chicago down to jackson, mississippi, over to atlanta, georgia. let's track it monday through tuesday. you can see those temperatures in the 20s and 30s and dipping as far south as the lower mississippi river valley. little rock 33 degrees, 32 nashville, freeze advisor as far south as tennessee and mississippi river valley. showers and thunderstorms for tartar like parts of texas through mexico and spending

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New Day With John Berman and Brianna Keilar

the time. it's on the various executive departments. it's on the congress that had passed pernicious immigration laws, and it's on the people of the united states who had inherited a toxic anti-semitism, anti-immigrant sentiment. the depression was happening. there's racism in the country. hitler admired the way we had taken care of our indigenous populations. they studied our jim crow laws, the germans studied them to fashion anti-discrimination laws against the jews. >> as you say, this is not about the u.s. being complicit. >> no. >> and we won the war. >> it's our manufacturing and soviet sacrifice and american sacrifice -- >> but by definition could have done more. could have saved maybe millions of lives here. ken was addressing something, lynn, that is really revelatory which is a lot of the themes, a lot of the ideas that were in germany in the '20s and '30s,

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The Ingraham Angle-20220115-08:26:15

The Ingraham Angle-20220115-08:26:15
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The 11th Hour-20220122-04:51:15

The 11th Hour-20220122-04:51:15
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CNN Newsroom With Ana Cabrera-20220125-18:23:00

max, make the case for why the average american should care about the outcome of this international crisis. >> well, we've cared about the fate of europe for a long time, ana. ever since world war ii. and we did not care enough about the fate of europe in the '20s and '30s and you can see where that got us. i think u.s. presidents going back decades, have recognized we have a major take keeping it as free as possible. it's the largest economy in the world, one of our major trade partners and largest concentration of democracies in the world and ukraine sothe outer edge of europe, a pro-western democracy that wants to be part of the west. we justice allow putin to get awiwei with invading ukraine that's going to be bad news for other countries in europe and bad news for the united states and international rule of law more generally. other countries like china are watching what's going on, and if we want to deter china from attacking taiwan, we had better

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