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since ted kennedy appeared on television to discuss the death of mary jo. even he called his behavior afterward indefensible. for disefn days, reporters, investigators, bereaved parents kennedy the only eyewitness to the accident to answer the key questions. why were kennedy and can a peck any driving to a deserted beach from the opposite direction from the fairy. why was mary jo submerged for nine hours the accident going unreported. >> jesse: ted kennedy was sidelined until he saw an opening during the carter presidency. >> i strongly supported jimmy carter in the last election. i hoped and expected that he would succeed as president. but, by last year, it became increasingly clear to me that things were out of control. and that america was losing ground at home and abroad. i knew that i could wait for the next four years but i believed that america cannot risk four more years of economic disorder,
produced in china and india we are heavily dependent for the raw materials, we can't get it from china and we can't manufacturing the united states, they've cut us off we can't do anything about that at the point you then you had to look at acute disruptions, what we see during the winter months you could not get baby motrin or children's motion or antibiotics were short used because of an overuse yet more infections because people were shattered during the pandemic and all of a sudden people were running out and grabbing all these other things not to mention what we are seeing right now i do not want to confuse that we are seen shortages of chemotherapy agents and surgeries another hospital needs what i can tell you that is not the same what we've been reporting on with those in peck which is a diabetic medication and adderall, don't get me wrong people are abusing amiss using ozone picket adderall there been
are heavily dependent for the raw materials, we can't get it from china and we can't manufacturing the united states, they've cut us off we can't do anything about that at the point you then you had to look at acute disruptions, what we see during the winter months you could not get baby motrin or children's motion or antibiotics were short used because of an overuse yet more infections because people were shattered during the pandemic and all of a sudden people were running out and grabbing all these other things not to mention what we are seeing right now i do not want to confuse that we are seen shortages of chemotherapy agents and surgeries another hospital needs what i can tell you that is not the same what we've been reporting on with those in peck which is a diabetic medication and adderall, don't get me wrong people are abusing amiss using ozone picket adderall there been
everything are really in front of grand juries and prosecutors. what do you see, again, as an investigator, about the way the subject and potential target is acting? >> well, i think, nicolle, that's absolutely right. trump's strategic horizon is tomorrow. it's not a year from now or two years from now. he's thinking about whatever most aggravated him as he was eating his hamburger at lunch. but to kind of peck up on charlie's comments a little bit, in my view when trump says things like "i am your retribution," he's not talking about november 2024. he's talking about right now, march 2023. he is talking to every single republican leader who might be trying to consider whether or not they're going to say something about him to, you know, take up arms that charlie and you suggested that when is somebody going to do something? they're not because trump is trying to scare them with retribution right now. he is talking to fani willis. he is talking to new york prosecutors. he is talking to jack smith and all of his investigators right
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pig, so they're right on point. will: really? joey: barbecue mentioned early and often, and we had a whole pig. other favorites include pigs in a blanket. those are little hot dogs. and, of course, a crawfish bowl, but that's a lot of work. that's pretty awesome. rachel: these are really intense, like, tailgate -- they take this really seriously. will: we've got to get you involved in as peck of american culture. rachel: i could do the tailgating part. will: whomp loses probably makes way for usc or clemson. joey: clemson's the heavy sleeper. i don't see michigan staying in if they lose in any circumstance. rachel: all right. well, giving thanks for a safe haven. a police officer's family adopting this beautiful baby girl. she was abandoned in a baby box at just one day old. that incredible family shares their story with us, up next. stay with us. ♪ ♪
would break the traditional as peck of this election which this should be good for republicans. first midterm of a president's term tends to be bad for his party. democrats put a big bet on abortion and i'm not totally sure that it is going to pay off. it is the economy stupid, again. >> chris cillizza, great to have you breaking down the numbers. thank you so much. >> join me now to discuss, ron johnson. thank you for joining us this morning. first to the point of chris cillizza, i wonder if you share the view that that issue, while it was talked about a lot but also seemed to be moving elections during the summer, that that is faded as a decisive or impactful issue during the midterms. >> yeah, i wouldn't say faded. i would say democrats have gotten as much as they could out of that issue and things like
including this. you know, you see it in green energy, you see it in simple regulatory affairs, who'd be appointed to the sec, to the ftc, up and town the line. the progressive -- up and down the line. the progressive left has the check as it sort of applies to foreign policy and economics. and that's what you're kind of seeing here. it's very dangerous too. neil: can i can ask you, charlie, we don't have much time, but you and i can remember the oil embargo -- >> oh, yeah. neil: and the odd/even days, all that. opec overshot things by, you know, continuing to strangle global economies to the point that we had a global recession, and opec itself turned out to be on the brink in just a matter of a couple of years. so so peck, are the saudis overplaying their hand? >> i mean, we're in different situations, by the way, the odd/even was your license plate.