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Transcripts for CNN This Is Life With Lisa Ling 20201221 06:25:30

Transcripts for CNN This Is Life With Lisa Ling 20201221 06:25:30
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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20190729:09:34:00

shootings up, the president, joseph, calls a police nobody would want to live, rat infested, but there s certainly a problem with baltimore? he calls out to people which needs it most and you see it in chicago with the amount of shootings and people dead and you see it in new york city, you see it all over san francisco, you walk down the street in new york city, walk down canal streets and you see illegal venders and quality of life goes down big time and you need officers out there and as the president the main concern is the safety of the overall people of the country. steve, a lot of big city that is we talk about, new york, chicago, problems in a lot of the places, most of them are liberally wrong, what is wrong in the cities? democratic societies that are having the problem, you look at baltimore third ranking out of 100,000 people for crime, 98.6

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20190131:10:33:00

faster on your face. a good points. and we still have windchill in place in spots. 50 below still in northern minnesota, but now parts of the northeast will have windchill in the single digits. and could get colder over the next couple hours, but 124 million people under the windchill warnings and advisories. it doesn t take much to reach frostbite. ambient temperature in new york at this hour right at 4 degrees without the winds. and 37 below in minneapolis, 40 below what it feels like at this hour in chicago. average core temperature is 98.6, but within a matter of seconds you will have a core temperature drop just one or two degrees and that deviation, you have shivers, loss of motor skills, dexterity really becomes compromised. but once you get below 90 degrees in your core temperature, that is when your muscles become more rigid and slurred speech occurs and of

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20181015:22:12:00

1.5%. you have this genetic literacy project that says with european genomes be 98.6% european, .19% african and .18 dave american. that is the average european-american i think it is less than that. remember, she claimed to be native american, not partly native american or fractionally native american but actually native american when she was at penn law school and then harvard. in that cookbook she also claims cherokee heritage. the nation tonight has pretty well said no to that. bret: it is not fake. let s listen to hillary clinton from cbs sunday morning. in retrospect, do you think bill should have resigned in the wake of the monica lewinsky scandal? absolutely not. it wasn t an abuse of power?

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20181014:22:35:00

there s a lot of stimulus being pumped into it on the fiscal side of the economy from tax cuts and from spending. one of the things we do have to worry about it what s happening with budget deficits and what will happen when this fiscal stimulus runs out. jon: the president is upset with the fed for raising interest rates. the fed is trying to keep inflation at two percent. the latest figures show it s just a tiny bit above that, right? right so, the inflation rate isn t two-person but it was running below for most of its expansion. because we had a very soft economy and as a result of that, the fed did a lot of unusual things to speed economic growth up to get inflation higher. they pushed interest rates down to zero and left them there for a long time. they bought a lot of mortgage and treasury bonds. now inflation, think of it as like a temperature gauge on a patient s health. inflation is back at two percent point it s kind of like a healthy 90.6 percent temperature for a patien

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