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for things that had been lost. and i think, you know, you have to have that in your back pocket, as a poet. usually on this programme, we normally end with, you know, one final question and answer, i actually am going to ask you if we can end today's programme with you reading from... i think a poem that sums up the way you are today. you've called it the luckiest guy alive... that's right, yeah. yeah, yeah. but for how long? let's end on it and then decide. right, then. so, here it is. the titular poem to my latest anthology, the luckiest guy alive. "nothing matters and what if it did? "there's more than one way to make a quid. "you'll be farting through silk if you stick with me, kid "i'm the luckiest guy alive. "life is one big happy skive. "the luckiest guy alive. "just waiting for the trouble to arrive. "on the fairway, i'm under par.
you know, these people were let go because they led people to believe that they were bigger than fox as far as fox is concerned, and i think they're right, no one person is ever bigger than the network itself >> i am glad that you have done this work of sort of separating out the issues because the timing leads to these questions about whether it was related to the dominion lawsuit, but the iceberg that is still more submerged than revealed is the abbie grossberg lawsuit and complaint, is that a fairway to describe that, jeremy? >> we know much less about that case and what she has alleged because all we have seen is her complaint. >> right. >> there hasn't been discovery yet, but we know she has tapes she's record it herself and her colleagues before. something tells me she seems like the kind of person who keeps receipts so there could be something there. we just don't know because it is
oversight project or group that is sounding the alarm over the potential proliferation of biometric data collection. he says it is so effective it will literally mean the death of privacy as we know it. collect this information can be combined with information that's available on the internet. information retention your credit cards, information on your cell phone to know who you are, where you been, what you bother. >> fairway did not return calls or e-mails seeking comments. but natalie said she certainly knows why they use it. and it would definitely consider using it herself. >> we are desperate we understand having this biometrics can be a concern for safety or privacy of our concern is the safety of our employees. >> right now she says her employees and many other employees are not safe going to work. in the bronx douglas kennedy fox news. >> russian forces on the verge of capturing another ukrainian city.
natalie threet or million dollars. some businesses are fighting back, turning to new technology. trying to stop the robbers before they rob. recently announced its collecting of biometric data using either facial or body recognition software to identify repeat offenders. >> every time you go into fairway and now they are collecting your personal data through these cameras outside. when you think about that? >> i don't like it. >> why not? >> i don't want anybody collecting personal data. >> i feel like invasion of privacy. why do they need to have my face? why do they need to know who i am? it's biometric data collection is way for the government large corporations to collect the most invasive possible information on just about every american without their consent often without their knowledge frequents david is from the surveillance technology
there is not a lot of hush in terms of a nationally televised interview about this. did you camp what she said there? she doesn't believe that former president trump should go to jail based on this crime. i guess that's a difference between stormy daniels and alvin bragg. meanwhile, let's take a look. a live look in fact this morning at augusta, georgia, where in just a few hours day two of the 2023 masters will begin. hun area starters gary player and jack nicklaus and tom watson teeing off. all three legends easily fairway in front of a packed crowd most prestigious tournament. tiger woods big name off to a rock jerry start finishing day one at two over par. five time master's champ in a i do for 53 reasonable doubt place at the moment. opening round of the masters there was a bit of controversy with social media users accusing collin of cheating. the pga pro-appeared to move his
-- this is wrong, this is situation of patriarchy and white supremacy. >> ashley: the member seat becomes vacant and each district will hold a special election to fill it. >> day two of the 2023 masters begins in just a few hours at augusta, gary player, jack nicholas, tom watson teeing off yesterday, fighting the fairway with ease in front of a packed crowd. tiger woods getting off to a rocky start, finishes day one at two over par. the five-time masters champ is in a tie for 53rd place. and opening round hit by controversy, accusing collin morikawa of cheating, the pga pro appeared to move his ball after it had been marked, but he was not penalized.
of republican led states promote fairness in women's sports. the ceo of jp morgan chase is suggesting the government should be able to seize private property to enact climate initiative. jamie dimon justining a statement to shareholders quoted we simply are not getting the adequate investment fast news for grid solar wind and pipeline initiatives. dimon believes imm imeminent don powers. green energy projects. take a live look this morning at augusta, georgia. where round two of the 2023 masters begins in just about 15 minutes. honorary starters gary player, jack nicklaus and tom watson kicked off tournament play yesterday. all three legends finding the fairway with ease in front of the packed crowd prestigious tournament. financing day one 2 over par. the five time masters champ is in a tie for 53rd place.
a rousing reception. he walked down the first fairway, hit a beautiful drive, parred the first hole. the limp is noticeable. the topography is very difficult. the undulation, even with hdtv doesn't translate. it's up and down. that's going to be the issue. it's not his golf. it's his endurance, will be able to walk 72 holes if he makes the cut. here's what he said earlier about it. >> i could hit a lot of shots, but the difficulty for me is the walking going forward. you know, it is what it is. i wish it could be easier. >> it won't be easy. that will be the difficulty. first hole is a difficult walk. then he really doesn't have anything until he gets to 5 and 6. then through 9. 9 is going to be a difficult test as well. we'll see early, but so far so good. >> i wish i was there. you see the jealousy on my face.
The Village Super Market of New York, also known as Fairway grocers, affixed a sign to the doorway of its business recently that notifies customers about a new facial recognition scheme being [...]
familiar with it would be tough to flip that. you have to be judicious in how you use your resources is that a fairway of putting it there absolutely, after redistricting, you always have less competitive seats that the case now. state legislators are so efficient at redistricting, this is a small battle ground, we believe there are 37 democrats that are ripe for the picking among those i have to mention two open seats, there is seat in michigan alissa will run for senate. and that is is an r plus 2 district and also in california katie porter running for senate an orange county seat we believe we can win. >> congressman, you are also involved in are are you cutting -- recruiting c