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Video. Here is some of that video. Thing is, you know, and she used to be pretty. I moved on her actually. She was down in palm beach. I moved on her and failed. Ill admit it. I did try and [ bleep ] her. She was married. No, nancy and i moved on her very heavily. In fact, i took her furniture shopping. She wanted to get furniture p. I said, ill show you where they have nice furniture. I took her i moved on her like a bitch. I cooperate get there. She was married. All of a sudden, i see her, shes got the phony [ bleep ] and changed her look. Shes the hottie in the purple. Whoa yes, yes, the do...

Crunchers have seen so far. That is what they call an uncertainty. They cant guarantee it, but the markets bore uncertainty. And they have Lower Oil Prices because that seems to signal according to the folks who follow this stuff that were going to be looking at a continued global slowdown over the next year. It ended up that he had a lot of arrows down. But how much of this is being driven by just economic and Political Uncertainty . So the New York Post Daniel Hall Pierre is here along with sabrina schaeffer. All right, dan. I began with you and that cover today that seems to put Hillary Cli...

Linwood, kansas. The area no match for the monster storm. The mayor says dozens of homes are all gone. The other Severe Weather threat. Historic flooding in arkansas and oklahoma. More rain expected to fall on the Arkansas River which is reaching levels not seen in decades. Hundreds of homes are flooded near tulsa. Two levees already topped in arkansas. Scott mclean is live in linwood, kansas, surveying the damage. What do you see . Reporter hey, john. We dont know how long the tornado was on the ground for. It was long enough to do a lot of damage. This was an ef3. Wind speeds more than 136 m...

What would happen in a hypothetical situation where either nominee has to drop out of the race? The answer largely matters when.

WASHINGTON (TNS) — U.S. Sen. John Fetterman said Sunday that he thought his political career was over once he checked himself into a hospital to be treated for depression.