We hear you. And we stand with you. We are steeped in the good evening, america. Im katie britt, and i have the honor of serving the great people of alabama. But tonight, ill be auditioning for the part of scary mom. And ill be performing an original monologue called, this country is hell. You see, im not just a senator. Im a wife, a mother, and the craziest [ bleep ] in the target parking lot. First and foremost, im a mom. And like any mom, im going to do a pivot Out Of Nowhere into a shockingly violent story about Sex Trafficking. And rest assured, every detail about it is real, except the year, where it took place, and who was president when it happened. And tonight, i am not just responding to the State Of The Union, i am also selling these bejewelled cross necklaces. Kitchens are where families have the hard conversations, like the one well have tomorrow about how mommy freaked out the entire country. To the American People who are struggling right now, know this, we hear you. We
Congratulations to our founding state Municipal League winners. Lets give it up for them one more time. [applause] ernow several other speakers this morning help us recognize the Important Role that intergovernmental relationships play in the history of cities, towns and villages over the years. And her speakers this afternoon are going to die even deeper into the power of those started. We are going to kick things off here with a very important topic, a topic in which how leaders like us can develop and support Strong Mental Health resources and services for our own communities. The great news [applause] the great news is that we have partners in congress. We truly do have partners in congress on both sides of the aisle who are a ready to help us do the work through the Bipartisan Senate Mental Health caucus. And today it is my true conversation with one of the caucus cochairs, senator tina smith from the state ofm minnesota. [applause] senator schmitt was once chief of staff to the m
S p 500 up about one half of 1 . It is reaching new records this week. You also have the nasdaq 100 up about. 4 . Similar gains in the Philadelphia Semiconductor index. I have been watching the performance and the semiconductors versus the nasdaq 100. You have seen the nasdaq lose some steam to give shares to its other rival in technology. Twoyear yield down five basis points. 444 level. We started above 460. We started last week above 471. We will talk more about where yields are headed. Lets talk about the jobs report. That blowup report this morning the economy adding 275,000 jobs last month. Bloomberg spoke with acting labor secretary julie su about the data in the last hour. Sec. Su jobs numbers are very strong. The threemonth average is actually 265,000. We look at trends as much as monthly numbers. Our overtime figures demonstrates strong steady continued growth. Exactly what we want to see. It feels like the definition of a soft landing. Sonali Michael Mckee is joining us with
Away. Joe biden should not be shouting angrily at america. Americans should be shouting angrily at joe biden. President biden and donald trump escalating their attacks in georgia over the weekend. What each candidate warned would happen if the other returned to the white house. Plus, the president caught on a hot mic after the state of the Union Address showing his growing frustration with israeli Prime Minister benjamin netanyahu. What biden told msnbc in a sitdown in an exclusive interview on what he actually meant to say. And also. And the oscar goes to kelly murphy. Oppenheimer wins big at the oscars, taking home awards. Well show you the biggest moments and oscar snubs. Good morning and welcome to Way Too Early on this monday, march 11th. Im jonathan lemire. Thanks for starting your day and week with us. Well start this morning with a race to the white house. President biden and former President Donald Trump each made Campaign Stops in the balleground State Of Georgia on saturday
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