i already have that one again, a 10 year old piano to mr. cook goes to enable cbs music school. but his curriculum is college level is not on the games be often performed as senior program, including a variation of folks home entitled the peddlers. and an impromptu country style rendition up to go go. 2 example one of the festival judges. so it's a jones for 2 generations of dominant plans to meet us and living. i used to be interesting to fill in bush chairs in which that goes to resist ah as well as the floors and up to lose our property. we wish much of not what you wish to see why they have a fleet and stuff which goes through correctly or playing with choice. and if you could let you know, and you might to check your dispute with the quote to just go it, you know all i need. yes. come up with the much the done that was yesterday. miss lucas course. what are you? she stays with me pretty much you're going to do this because the rest of my job, which is to me not to who are scenary muslim. yes or no verbal needs are done. you know, to mozilla or golden comes from the old sche

. cook's opinion. right? nobody would have thought that was the fact that was the context of that. and by the way, i can't stand all, there's wible and me because ridiculous. but the point of the matter is simply this holland, we come from a world that doesn't exist anymore. we come from the world of radio where we had shock jock, for we said, oh, you know what you said. all we cared about. sure was he was, did he say the f word? mentioned x or dory fungi letter rep? i used to have a wonderful p d who said whatever you do, go into a great job, just don't lose the life back. can you push the envelope? so what we're losing our sense or freedom. well, if you remember one thing from this entire conversation, it's the 2 words. he spoke a moment ago, a copy i am tour. thank you. media and legal analysts. lionel lionel media dot com was january 6. dress rehearsal, while most of us hope that we dodged a bullet that day too many americans saw the u. s. capital breach, as a 1st step and over proven the governmen

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mr. cook, good to see you, this evening. welcome. >> thanks for having me on, joshua. >> i wonder what your thought is on this. before you respond, here is a quick clip of congressman ronny jackson from texas speaking at an event for the faith and freedom coalition, last month. listen. >> we are four votes, right now, from controlling what happens on the floor, right? we have everything working in our favor, right now. we have redistricting coming up, and the republicans control most of that process in most the states around the country. that, alone, should get us the majority back. >> what do you make of that? >> well, it's actually five votes but anyway, it -- the thing is, when you have got -- the "mother jones" piece is absolutely right. redistricting could cost democrats their -- the five seats that republicans need to get a majority, absolutely. but when you have got a majority that's that small, anything going wrong. i mean, yes, redistricting. but just the reapportionment process. you know, where they reallocate stat

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granny mistaking a kangaroo for a giant jackrabbit. >> howdy, mr. jackrabbit. >> she wanted to cook it. >> would you like to step into my kitchen? >> it is to this day the highest-rated half hour episode of television. >> middle america fell in love with "the beverly hillbillies." it spawned another television series with cbs. ♪ ♪ da, da, da, da, da ♪ ♪ da, da, da, da, da ♪ ♪ green acres ♪ ♪ is the place to be ♪ ♪ farm living is the life for me ♪ ♪ you are my wife good-bye city life ♪ ♪ green acres, we are there ♪ >> it's just absurd and ridiculous. >> look at that floor. that's solid oak. >> "green acres" was about a man and a woman living on fifth avenue, and he decides he's going to be a farmer. >> oliver! >> yeah? >> there is somebody here to see you from the state department. >> i'll be right down. >> darling. mr. kimble would have waited. you should have used the ladder. >> "green acres" is the kind of show america loves. and cbs thinks, well, we can do more of these rural characters. >> yeah. the rural comedies.

former drummer paul cook and guitarist stevejones had sued mr lydon after he tried to veto the use of the punk group's songs in a show directed by danny boyle. tomorrow the opening ceremony of the paralympics gets under way in tokyo. it's set to be the most watched paralympics on television ever. the great britain team are hoping to build on the ia7 medals won in rio five years ago. paul carter reports. he grunts. good. for british power lifter ali jawad, the one—year delay to the paralympics from last year was a blessing in disguise. a flare—up of crohn's disease meant he was too ill then to compete but now he is fighting fit for tokyo. i would have not qualified last year if the games had gone ahead because i was too sick. my brain was like, "yes! i've been given another chance," but my body was like, "can you hang on for another year?" so, yeah, just being here is my gold medal. the pandemic has changed every athlete's path to these paralympics. for each of the more than a,000 athletes from around the world competing, these will be a games like no other. none of us really knew

i didn't realize it was mr. apple man himself, it was tim cook. [ applause ] no, don't applaud, i was so embarrassed, i wanted to die. i know the name. i am new in l.a. everything is new. flashlights. i hope i can have another meeting. [ laughter ] now i know who he is. >> niall: you're lucky your show is good or he would have put it on quibi. [ applause ] thank you so much for being here. listen, i've got a football here. >> oh, okay. [ cheers ] >> niall: i don't know how we're going to fare. oh, he's doing it. >> i am. >> niall: that's smart. maybe not with this. ♪ guillermo? ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> niall: thank you so much. >> thank you so much. >> niall: thank you. thanks, cristo. new episodes of "ted lasso" air fridays on apple tv plus. we'll be right back with music from kane brown. i've got moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. now, there's skyrizi. ♪ things are getting clearer. ♪ ♪ i feel free to bare my skin yeah, that's all me. ♪ ♪ nothing and me go hand in

have to send them all the samuelson says he can sort efforts by the football lee to find out about mr. x sometime. say please investigate to do that. somebody will know which was the main thing. if you have somebody in the christian hoax, no phone is huge. christine hook is a partner. i'm gonna cook a london based law firm he hand in for the legal gregory that 5 plus actually the 2 items. and i know very well he's very efficient. this is really nice. another member of samuel sins team is andrew oper, lensky challenges attention to commercial background. he's the best chunk of it. it's pretty straight. yeah, i can, i can hear you come to the right person. ah, the deal would involve samuelson becoming a director of the club and receiving a large fee. we charge 3 percent of the value of each member of his team would charge additional fees. in names, the clubs, he claims all for sale. if you want to buy a top 6 of those to you by today will sell, but he won't treat the total, which is to leave the channel to talk them very well. and joe, this is a of a major belief, says the chinese inves

to dig up dirt on a political opponent to interfere in a presidential election "this message is for mr. doj i hear you're feeling discouraged at work. well, let me tell you about the time my friend, don, and i cooked up a scheme to extort a foreign government and got away with it. you know, it says here you want me to read you my text messages and your e-mails oh, hold on, someone's banging at the door. why are you yelling 'police? there's no police in here. [ laughter ] now, rudy's charging $275 per video. but if you just wait a while, you know, he'll eventually butt dial you for free. i mean, this guy -- this guy, who is a personal lawyer to the president of the united states, and now, he's basically panhandling in the same place you can get a happy bat mitzvah message from jamie farr. does that count as a "mash" reference? you let us know. now, i will say, it took a lot of self-control, on our part, not to buy a cameo from rudy, because, ultimately, even if you're doing it as a joke, rudy's still getting the money it's not like it's joke money. i mean, pizza rat doesn't care if the

the cook heroes somehow be involved? prosecutor hoon we chun can to rethink the case. >> the defense attorneys agree that we can talk to mr. quiroz and they let us talk to him. and the detectives and i keep coming back to this hit note, to where it's found. he does not know who garrett warren was. their interaction was very brief at the barbecue. >> detectives kept questioning quiroz. because they knew that whoever wanted garrett dead -- is from after the shooting. meaning that it's not so much a hit to note as a note explaining to someone how to go back and finish the job. >> it is a re-hit if you want to call it that. >> that finish the job note, says chun, started to unravel the mystery. >> that was kind of what's broke the case open. and that was quite frankly the lifeline we had on this case. >> the one unavoidable piece of evidence that finally cracked miguel quiroz. >> we go back round and round about this and finally he admits that he was one of the middlemen. >> miguel quiroz admitted that while he wasn't the sh

like sharpening your cooking skills with a top chef. join for free on the xfinity app and watch all the rewards float in. our thanks. your rewards. tom: good morning, everyone. boomberg surveil. mr. ferro is off. taylor riggs is helping out today. that's a good thifpblgt we are going to get to a really important conversation here. wonderful, unique expert on the geography of central asia. what it means for not only for financial system, but also our political system under siege in washington. first a quick look at the markets. flat is the way i'm going to put it. we devolved to red and green on the screen in the equity markets. i know, lisa abramowicz, the yield of 1.31% on the 10-year yield. we have yields -- lisa, yields are creeping away. lisa: yields are creeping away. and the coral larry effect given the fact that people were wondering, well, yields can rise as long as it's slow and also just note, crude, turning higher on the day. third straight day of gains. tom: 71.37. romaine bostic with the individual stocks, romaine, what do

and that was our feeling about mr. knapp. because it wasn't a little bit of evidence that we had on mr. knapp. it was a mountain of evidence on him. >> reporter: knapp, said the defense attorneys, was in serious financial trouble and cooked up a shameless lie to persuade friends to lend him money. they told the jury about how knapp faked cancer. >> he got to the point where he was lying about having active cancer and asking people for financial help so that he could take care of his cancer, which he actually didn't have. >> he didn't have. >> they said knapp desperately wanted to buy a franchise business, a smoothie store, with carol's divorce money. at one point, even introducing carol as his business partner. so was he obsessed with carol? his behavior with this former girlfriend when she tried to break up with him certainly seemed obsessive to her, she said, he wouldn't leave her alone, kept sending her e-mails. >> i'm wondering what was this man capable of. was he going to come up and stalk? was he going to do something m

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prior to joining that company, mr. chapman was the president and c.e.o. of a nonprofit student loan provider, served as vice president as the student loan originator, was a staff member in fact u.s. house at one time. diane is with us virtually, network administrator from georgia. she and her husband chris has two kids, she has an associate's degree, bachelor's degree and took out student loans at ashford university, she currently has over $120,000 in outstanding student loan debt. i thank her for being here to share her story. dr. beth acres where her work focused on the knicks of higher education. previously she worked as a senior fellow at manhattan institute, a visiting research scholar at the federal reserve board, a fellow at brookings and a staff economist at the council of economic advisors under president george w. bush and elizabeth gonzalez is the directing attorney for the consumer law unit in the public law center in santa ana, california. she is a member of the california department of financial protection, she is an adjunct lecturer in law

seriously, mr. president, nick is one in a million. and it's been my privilege to have him lead the team in the whip office. his absence will be sorely felt by me, by my staff, and throughout capitol hill. and i hope he won't mind the occasional phone call to pick his brain on some of the issues that are facing the senate. nick, thank you for your service, and god bless you in all your future undertakings wherever you land next, they will be lucky to have you. mr. president, i yield the floor. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: quorum call: a senator: mr. president, i ask consent to suspend the quorum call. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. lee: mr. president, infrastructure is the physical backbone of our country. and it's an example of positive, constructive american achievement and accomplishment. unfortunately, this particular bill in its process, content, price tag, and long-term effects simply will not serve the country, americans, and particularly utahans well. it will ultimately be det