all by yourself. or let healthmarkets help make it easier to find the right plan for you. call now or visit healthmarkets.com. ( ) sandra: really interesting exchange with our own edward lawrence and karine jean-pierre, and the economy and the way american people are feeling things are affordable, her acknowledgment things are unaffordable and what the president is doing to bring down the prices, and why is the president not driving around an electric vehicle. will the beast be electric. you are talking about the omb director, having conversations with members on the hill, talking about, you know, ola, office of leg affairs, shawanza, who runs that, the president s senior advisers, a lot of people involved and all of those folks have the trust in the president to get this done and to do these negotiations. remember, we have done negotiations multiple times here and have gotten things done for the american people and many times in a bipartisan way. so, that s what s import
great night. greg: happy tuesday everybody, yes! now you might not like this, time to decenter whiteness hmm. don t clap yet, tyrus. rec recently janice gasham ashare published article in forbes three ways to decenter whiteness. white centering a system that prioritizing white dominate culture to detriment. white center including white gays and whiteness as the default. translation: too many white people. can t say that yet. here is the simple test. replace word white with black. that will make you regret shopping on white friday. [laughter]. another tasty tidbit. regardless of employee s causing racial harm. they must be held accountable. there is the phrase, racial harm. a while wide and inch deep like if dana prino built a giant swimming pool. racial harm is whatever these hucksteres, you won t know if they used the n word or expected you to be on time. you can t cause harm if you are not white. no wonder kimmel wore black face. reducing people to immutable characte
happy tuesday, everybody. yes. now, you might not like this, but it s time to dissenter whiteness. all right. don t clap yet. terrorists are increasingly anti-racist activists. janice gassama, a swear who s so full of hot air, she has gaps in her middle name. okay, you re at the laugh. she published an article in forbes that offers three ways to dissenter whiteness your workplace. here s a taste. quote, white centering could be thought of as a system that prioritizes white dominated culture to the detriment of nonwhite groups and cultures. white centering has been given many names, including the white gaze and whiteness as the default. translation there s too many white people, but we can t say that yet. so here s a simple test to determine if something is racist, just replace the word white with the word black. let s try it. black centering could be thought of as a system that prioritizes black dominant culture to the detriment of non-black groups and cultures. black c
by hamas yesterday reuniting with their families for the first time in seven weeks. steve: just watch that, 11 israelis, including nine kids released yesterday, bringing the total to 51 hostages released over the last four days. lawrence: we re expecting the release of 10 more today as limited truce has been extended until wednesday. we ve been seeing dark smoke clouds filling the sky. ainsley: i wonder why. lawrence: this is a ceasefire. brian: they didn t say they couldn t work in the tunnels. trey yingst, do you have any idea, have you gotten reports what it could be? trey: we ve been talking with sources and we don t have clarity on what the black smoke is from inside gaza. there were reports of explosion or gunfire, we have not confirmed any of it. israeli officials are hoping more hostages will be released tonight. 11 taking to the hospital. this is day five of the ceasefire between israel and hamas and should be one more day if this holds thchl is a delicat
we re live in chicago with garrett tenney on the splash and grab that keeps repeating everywhere. grady trimble in washington on the delivery drivers the thieves are now targeting. retired police lieutenant joe cardneli on what needs to be done to stop it from happening. welcome, everybody. i m neil cavuto. tis the season to deal with a lot of grief if you re a retailer or these days a shopper. let s get the latest from garrett tenney in chicago with more. garrett? yeah, neil. it s not just regular old stealing. in a growing number of cities like chicago, it s part of organized crime with gangs of criminals storming in and taking everything they can before walking out and heading to their next target. just this week, one group of thieves in chicago smashed the windows of this ulta beauty store and stole 10,000 worth of goods. throughout the summer though, all across the country, we saw how scenes like this one in l.a. are becoming a lot more common where as many as 50 peop