Ive run next announcement, he says a worm, a part of his brain causing memory loss i talk to the man who runs one of the Worlds Largest Parasite Collections about this bizarre but compelling story. Lets go out front and good evening and welcome to a Special Edition of outfront. Im erin burnett tonight live from milwaukee with an exclusive interview with the president of the United States. In an extensive oneonone, we talked about the war in gaza. And for the first time in his most Uncertain Terms the president of the United States lays out conditions on american aid to israel, connecting it directly to what is happening in rafah right now. We also talked about his rematch with trump, biden telling me, quote, i promise you he wont. When he talks about trump accepting the outcome of the upcoming election and we talked about the number one issue for voters, and that is the economy. Its why were here in milwaukee, the mustwin State Of Wisconsin and President Biden today announcing microsof
A precursor to Fox Newss morning show, featuring the news and first looks at the other stories of the day. Zone. What is the solution . Rob Horace Cooper says the city needs more Law Enforcement on the ground. These people are living in war zones. It is unbelievable the conversation is being held. If grandma cant get her prescription filled, her granddaughter cant get to School Without a driveby shooting, jobs wont located in those communities, perpetuating poverty because investors will not go where there is this elevated level of crime. What you need is a common sense idea. When the officer puts his car prominently on the side of the road, all of the sudden everybody slows down. What we need to do is have an elevated presence of Law Enforcement in these
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Laura Ingraham shines a spotlight on everyday Americans and examines how their lives are affected by politics at the federal, state and local level. Laura Ingraham shines a spotlight on everyday Americans and examines how their lives are affected by politics at the federal, state and local level. Recidivism. We want to decrease it if we can. And its an issue that the president is desperately trying to get to yes on and it might also have the added benefit of helping with some of those discontented voters who are on the fence as well. Finally, mr. President , dont ignore the right Track Reading at the top. As the Washington Post wrote ahead of the 2016 election, the nations mood is intrinsically important, providing a basic gauge of how americans think the country is doing and whether people are more optimistic or pessimistic than in the past. President s can succeed or fail regardless of the publics mood, but the publics overall outlook sets the stage for political debate. Sets the sta
unemployment numbers across the board. the plblack number is 5.7% and e hispanic 3.9% and the asian 2.1% and the overall rate is 3.7%. what that number tells me is we still have work to do particularly in the black community when it comes to the unemployment number. labor force participation ticked down and that is not good news when there is one and a half jobs for every job seeker. and this is in your purview. how much does that worry you? it s a bit of a concern since for a little bit now. and i think that obviously we re still keeping in context of the pandemic. a lot of people left the job market due to the pandemic. we lost a lot of lives during the pandemic so some of those jobs won t be replaced. that is not the number that we re talking about now. we re going into the new year focusing even more intentionally on apprenticeships and working about companies and, a lot of
that picks apples in washington state. a machine that shakes almonds off trees in california and a john deere driveless tractor that tills corn fields in the midwest. the university of nebraska says its technology could increase farm production by over 30%. not everyone is counting their corn before it pops. obviously a lot of this will affect jobs. well yes, these technologies are designed first and foremost to replace work that humans do with work that machines do. at the end of the day, those jobs won t be there in the same way they ve been in the past. there will be fewer of them. patrick bauer is an expert on sustainable food system policy at the university of rhode island. he says farm workers and their families could soon be decimated. he also predicts something possibly more sinister. all of this new technology is made by companies who are now going to want a piece of