adam: with caslties evywhere, dr. yacoub perfoed cpr on a nurse but couldn't save her, one of 21 deaths in the hospital. the doctor recorded a brief message for her worried family. stephanie: i'm okay, and i'm fine. nothing is wrong with me at all, no bleeding or anything. eddy: they told us, "we're going to deliver no matter what." they told my wife, "you got to focus, and we need to go through this 'cause we can't go back. we have to deliver." stephanie: the sun was setting, and we had to deliver him with the use of our friend's flashlight from her phone. adam: baby george was born at 7:18 p.m. into the chaos of a failing state weakened by greed and self-interest and a lack of care for its people. ♪♪♪ adam: the blast was the awful culmination of that carelessness. [speaking foreign language]

john adams or john quincy adams because i love them both. i have a question about their characterizations that information, which i actually never thought about before, the way that you described it sort of made it seem like a private criminal indictment are sort of intentionally written from that legal this kind of what i do for a living. so but i read it as an indictment i guess for the first time rethinking about it. do you have any insight as to whether this was so thought out that they were sort of manufacturing it in such a way like said that that, you know, everyone else, the other monarchs are going to read it and say, oh, did this, this, this, this, this, yes, but that doesn't have anything to do with me, because this is obviously specific to him. yeah, it's a great question. so a fantastic book called american scripture by pauline mayer that looks at all of the declarations that existed up until the declaration of independence and was a long tradition back hundreds of years in great britain, and to a lesser extent other european na

john adams or john quincy adams because i love them both. i have a question about their characterizations that information, which i actually never thought about before, the way that you described it sort of made it seem like a private criminal indictment are sort of intentionally written from that legal this kind of what i do for a living. so but i read it as an indictment i guess for the first time rethinking about it. do you have any insight as to whether this was so thought out that they were sort of manufacturing it in such a way like said that that, you know, everyone else, the other monarchs are going to read it and say, oh, did this, this, this, this, this, yes, but that doesn't have anything to do with me, because this is obviously specific to him. yeah, it's a great question. so a fantastic book called american scripture by pauline mayer that looks at all of the declarations that existed up until the declaration of independence and was a long tradition back hundreds of years in great britain, and to a lesser extent other european na

go ahead, adam. so the reason why i wanted to write this book was it goes back to the very beginning. the first notes we know you, if you write a book, there's that moment that you take all your notes and throw them in a folder and you kind of think, what am i going to call this folder? how about america in? and and you start gathering other notes. and that was the reason that the working title, which ended up being the final title was america in perspective goes back to we we are taken all these stories and so much of what david and experience is mirrored in my own family. although no one in my family has ever taken a company public. a lot of us dream too. but when when you look at these stories very similar, the people who come to this country, the hardship that they experience. and every great american story is about persevering and having hardship and having failure and having to reinvent yourself and every great whether it's a sports athlete or it's a business owner, everyone that's that's kind

go ahead, adam. so the reason why i wanted to write this book was it goes back to the very beginning. the first notes we know you, if you write a book, there's that moment that you take all your notes and throw them in a folder and you kind of think, what am i going to call this folder? how about america in? and and you start gathering other notes. and that was the reason that the working title, which ended up being the final title was america in perspective goes back to we we are taken all these stories and so much of what david and experience is mirrored in my own family. although no one in my family has ever taken a company public. a lot of us dream too. but when when you look at these stories very similar, the people who come to this country, the hardship that they experience. and every great american story is about persevering and having hardship and having failure and having to reinvent yourself and every great whether it's a sports athlete or it's a business owner, everyone that's that's kind

and when john adams president. so she made all of it and she was john adams number one advisor. so there is a phenomenal biography of her called abigail adams by woody holton. i highly recommend cannot get enough credit. yes abigail adams. isabel dement material she's long since passed but came out in the 1960s. it is completely and totally out of print. forget the long title. just like the declaration of principles if you can find it. god bless you. if you can't find it, keep looking. she had access to james harris, the ambassador in st petersburg, to his diary, and really dug through a lot of details. sometimes the strategic story gets lost for the details, but. by far the best and perhaps the only book about the army neutrality that's available. if i can add a book west of the revolution, talking what's happening around america's while we're rebelling on the east coast. so let's dabble a little bit into the what if with the last. so there are some honorary citizenships that is given to certain individuals the revolutionary period we we didn't about the spanish de but bernardo

. >> christian adams. >> donald leroy adams. >> patrick adams. >> shannon lewis adams. >> stephen george adams. -- >> terrence edward adderley junior. >> -- lee adler. >> daniel thomas of leto -- joseph agnello. >> david scott agnes. >> brian g. ahern. sabir ahmed. godwin o. ajalla. >> margaret ann a lauria. john leslie albert. >> peter craig alderman. >> and my brother in law. danny, you are in our hearts every day. your 5 now adult children are thriving. like you and with peggy's guidance, they are kind, people succeeding in their careers and in life. we celebrate you all today. >> and my father john leslie albert. i was 13 years old in september 2001. we had a wonderful relationship to date. how well does a 13-year-old boy really know his father? the reality is that i along with countless other children who lost parents missed out on countless memories, conversations, so while the grief or seeds a bit with time, -- recedes a bit with time, the absence of my father is as palpable as it ever was. >> jekyll and elaine aldrich-frederick. -- jacqueline elaine aldrich-frederick. >> joseph r

adam brilliant journalist. there's room for all of us. and i think that the more we you know, this is a wonderful opportunity to talk about how fabulous podcasting is and how it should grow. but i don't think it'sjust podcasting. ithink, you know, i listened to the news agent's today. the first one. it was informative about a fairly niche subject for a british audience, to be honest about donald trump i mean on the bbc. more than niche. donald trump is potentially the next president of the united states. yeah, i know. but a lot of people don't care about the next president of the united states in this country. they care more about the cost of living and things like that. and, you know. we'll do all of that as well. but what you can do on, you know, live broadcasting is you can do news as it happens. and you do have a stronger focus on news and less on background. "i rememberwhat happened back when." just very quickly, i've only got a minute left. so really quick answers from all of you. what are you doing next on your podcast? deano and j

[bagpipes] adam: adam little bbc news edinburgh. ros: let's speak to our scotland correspondent laura gordon who is at st. giles' cathedral. people were still filing past the queen's coffin. reporter: they only just started filing past of the queens coffin in the past couple hours. this will continue until the middle of tomorrow afternoon. you may be able to see them moving in at a steady pace behind me. it stretches down on main street in edinburgh down near the city university. the queue was already a mile long, perhaps 20,000 people, perhaps more, here, wishing to pay their last respects to the queen. they prepared for the scottish weather, which can be variable. it is good now, but there are no guarantees it will not rain later. they have brought water and food with them and are having to pass through airport security to reach st. giles' cathedral cathedral -- cathedral. one person said they would stay as long as it takes. it was interesting what the queue of people waiting to enter st. giles' cathedral was paused as we waited f

you are adding intelligence to adams in the way that you organize those adams. for example, this great economist was at m.i.t.. he comes up this analogy. if you go buy $2 million for a body, the sportscar, it is this beautiful car. in your excitement, you drive off the lot, all of a sudden you crash it. boom. what is happened to the value of the car? well, it disappeared. all the adams are still there. the car, the atoms are still there, it was the organization of the atoms that made it valuable. not the adams. this guy here, you have six ounces of basically sand, silicone, and in aluminum. what makes it so valuable is the way we organize these things. it is the knowledge we are adding adding to this material physical world, that is what economics really is looking at. when you walk into the store to buy a loaf of bread, how much time do you count the number of lows on the shelf? never count the number of lows on the shelf? what is more important you, the number of loaves or the price? it is the price, right? that is economic thinking, it is what is the price. t

so i make adam smith the founder of modern economics, kind of a in laissez faire that government but if government would just people fulfill their own self-interest that you would see an increase in prosperity more people would be involved and it would be a way to increase the standard of living. so he the hero system of natural liberty the hero. and then i judge every to what extent do you build this the house that smith built or are you tearing it down or are you trying to build another building which is what marx did and to some extent. cage so and then i have adam model left for dead then is resuscitated by the french laissez faire school by the austrian, by the british school, by the chicago school, by the austrians. and then it in typical american fashion ends with the good ending the collapse of the berlin wall. the collapse of central socialist central planning and. capitalism flourishes after that. still lots of challenges. so it's been popular that rutledge published or now goes through its fourth edition. and i've stuff on global warming on inequality on inflation lots of

look, i think that mayor adams has lost the plot here. he was elected primarily on an anticrime campaign and while he's made some progress on that there's a long, long way to go. nobody would dare call n new yok city and the mayor has turned his attention to the issue of the migrants. it started weeks ago when he started feuding with the governor of texas greg abbott who had sent the first group of migrants to the city from texas and the mayor has made such a big to do out of it, building a tent city now, welcoming that, throwing open the doors, kids are going to school and it is inconceivable how this is going to help new york. he's talked about having as many as 75,000. 75,000 foreign migrants in new york. maria: wow. >> the city has got 58,000 homeless people in shelters and -- and there's been disputes between the migrants and previously occupied renters, occupied tenants there. there's homeless people over beds and things. i mean, i have to say it borders on insanity to think that this is going to make new york better and, you know,

adam, dean, and mueller's are back with me. dean, what karine jean-pierre, white house press secretary was on my colleague jonathan capehart's show this morning. have a listen to what she said. >> look, the president was very clear. all you have to do, again folks need to watch the speech go read the speech. if you have it, it is in powerful it is impactful. and you will hear directly from the commander in chief what he was speaking to. and he actually called out he called out mainstream republicans, democrats, independents, to come join him to help protect, to fight to protect our democracy. so, it was about a specific, particular, extreme, extreme part of the party that has taken over. the >> so, dean, who are these mainstream republicans who joe biden says, and still reaching out for them? i get why the president and his white house press secretary have to say it? but you and i don't, are there any minstrel publicans left to work with. 90% of the party seems to be maga, it's not a minority other publican party. >> i tweet ev

thanks, adam. meanwhile as adam just mentioned carolinas and georgia bracing for potentially catastrophic storm surge from ian. >> pete: expected to make landfall in south carolina later today. >> ainsley: doug luzader joins us live from charleston. doug, how is it looking there. i know it is expected to make landfall as adam was telling us around lunchtime. >> that's right, you know. it kind of comes and goes. we have seen for the past few hours deep band of rain move through. probably see the rain moving behind me here, and the palm trees sways a little bit. again, we have seen it more intense and a bit more calm like we are seeing at the moment. buff the real concern here is that storm surge. not so of the winds. i mean, yeah, category 1 storm is nothing to sneeze at. but they are really concerned about the impact all this water can have. this is the low country here, this part of south carolina. and when you start talking about a 4 to 7-foot storm surge, you know, that goes awfully far inland.

adam: has your lifestyle improved? >> oh, of course. adam: and real quickly over to joey. they're about to try some wings back in the studio. what's the secret? when you're eating wigs, what's the secret to keep it moving? >> find your happy place. get into a rate rhythm, don't forget to breathe. don't overfill your mouth, just get in that happy place rhythm. adam: guys, joey says to find your happy place, so get in that happy place and get to munching. will: i love -- i would like you to follow up, has your lifestyle improved with the mullet. pete: amazing. that was a great -- rachel: by the way, he weaned his moustache on covid -- pete: his mullet. rachel: i thought it was his moustache he was talking about. pete: adam, you've done a fine job -- will: buffalo wings with joey chestnut. rachel: these are spicy. pete: these are atomic wings? no one told me that. that's bad. will: hey. pete: i'm not sure what to do here. will: is it hot, pete? president if president it's manageable. rachel: mine, i need water. somebody has to give me water, my mouth is on fire. will: really?

now we are bringing in adam klotz tracking hurricane ian this morning. adam, what are you seeing? >> adam: just 40 not ms ago we saw latest update from the national hurricane center updating the track and the strength of this storm. it has held steady at category one hurricane, 85 mile per hour winds, slowed down giving it time to drop rain, which is a problem for flooding. it came off the coast of florida as tropical storm and will have spent day back out over warm ocean water. it is picking up more moisture and giving more time for the winds to batter the coast, that is a problem for storm surge. we have hurricane warnings from savannah to myrtle beaches, you don't have to be in the area to see significant impact, everything in red is tropical storm warning. moisture is carried and dropped across the region, flooding is a big concern, the winds, 40 mile per hour gusts pushing ocean water, when the storm gets there, it will drag that water onshore and you talk about storm surge and these are winds as the storm approaches, 50 to 60 miles per hour, nothing like you saw on the west

mayor adams should take a look in the mirror, like jesse watters does for nine hours a day. [laughter]. >> you all right there buddy? >> larry: sorry, it just hurts so much. >> kat: okay, so here's the thing. even if you take immigration out of it. >> larry: what did you say? >> kat: if you take immigration out of anything, if your big plan is, i don't know, we'll put up a bunch of tents, that's a sign things aren't going well sdwloo is this directed at meal. >> kat: yes, directed at meal. >> larry: i'm afraid after what you did to jesse watters. >> kat: hopefully so afraid you invite meal on a jet. >> tyrus: at least he's not afraid of meal anymore. >> kat: true. >> larry: did i ever tell you i was around for the decline of the roman empire? >> kat: you did mention that, yes. >> larry: really, eric adams ought to wise up just make the city safe from crime stop blaming all these people, ron desantis is a smart guy putting them all in martha's vineyard. and worst of all if you're going to sue people which is what the democrats do, they want to sue greg abbott. sue joe biden b

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why is nigel adams worried that she may lose voters that boris johnson has reached? >> boris johnson had star power for and he has -- people thought that he could relate to. it will be a big challenge for liz truss to replicate that success. >> liz truss doesn't expect a lot of the loyalist to stay around. >> it is interesting that liz truss has been seen as the force johnson loyalist. /-- boris johnson loyalist. she stayed loyal to him until he resigned so that has been at dynamic. >> thank you very much and back with both of our guests. on oside source, we will speak to ian anderson who is the former you can government lgbt business champion who is appointed by liz truss in 2021 and he resigned. he is a conservative party member and he voted for liz truss in this leadership elecon and he is that cheap executive of the public relations country -- company cicero. i assume you are excited. >> this is the first candidate for conservative leader that has won. i am excited about that but i have known lizruss by 20 years and i have watched her grow in stature both as a po

ch christy, residents don't want this, why do you think eric adams is doing this? >> he's trying to run for president, he thinks he's a humanitarian and he is falling short. it is scary to see the tentss going up. >> todd: the tent city is five miles away from you? >> i do not feel safe, i go to the park there, this tent is being erected quarter mile from the play park where there is a bfrn of children. >> todd: describe what this will mean for your daughter and her abilities to play in her own neighborhood. >> we will not be able to do that, i will feel like a prisoner in my home. >> todd: new york city has problems already, we've been detailing for the last five years, crime, homelessness, the list goes on andow, how frustrating is that? >> very stfrustrating, united states as bronx, want to had people as they come into this country the proper way and unfortunately, they are taking advantage of this process and we're absorbing this problem. >> todd: you mentioned in your first answer you think mayor adams is running for president of the united states, do you thin

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