possession. to what extent of the exam in these with a fine tooth comb that tish james is now displaying for the public? tali, i want to know what you thought watching this today. you worked for the brooklyn da. we watched tish james going through this. she spoke for 45 minutes. there s hundreds of pages. what kind of work went into this? i m thinking there had to be all of these da s this summer, in the sweltering heat, in their junkie downtown offices with lousy air conditioning, going through paper after paper. she got up there speaking, a black woman, with donald trump sitting in his house watching this. what went through your mind? it is an extraordinary public service that she has done. i was grateful for that and for all the people who work for her, but also, stephanie, i was frustrated because there is justice in what she is trying to pursue. there is no. doubt if don jr. can t be an
hunt, how many deer, bear wear cavalar vests? not a joke. not a joke, are you a junkie? leo terrell, mark meadows, leo, do youment to respond about the only white guy and best basketball players? yes, i do, it is so racist. he is only white guy basketball, meaning black people, joe biden is 1955 time warp, his stories are old, outdated and doesn t make any bit of sense and it is insulting. not once did he mention the summer riots, joe biden don t go on tv and talk about law enforcement and don t talk about summer riots and call out blm,
it s a great song. but it s heroin music. in the early 70s this is where i lived. you know, back then, you bought us heroin we would have said, oh cool. i would like to try some of that. it wasn t like i fell into it or accidentally got addicted? oh, really it s addicting, gee, how did that happen? no, i knew. he never dealt with the insecurity and all the issues that put him down that road to begin with. people forget anthony bourdain was a junkie. he is a drug addict. i m also a junkie. i don t do drugs but i do everything else. you know, something was missing in me. some part of me wanted to be a dope fiend. my whole life leading up to that
it becomes law it is the most massive change in fighting global warming that we had. it will reduce the amount of carbon goes to the atmosphere by 2030 by 40%. now, the original was better, about 45%, so it s very close. i ll tell you the one thing i learned, it s a lesson my dad taught me. my dad passed away in november, but he is still with me. he had to work his whole life, with that junkie little exterminating business. he hated, it never complained, never resent people who got better brakes on him. but he taught me one thing, that if you work hard at something, when you re doing the right thing, and if you work hard and you persist, the way he put, it god will reward you and you will succeed. we have a lot of dead ends in this process. we kept persisting and persisting, and look what we ve achieved, something really really fine. so my message, persist, don t give up, try to find that common ground. keep your principles, but make sure that you never give up. given the breaking ne
because she actually realized she said something bad and then she tried to back walk it a little bit by saying i get that if you re actually on the edge and, you know, inflation might make real difference for you, instead of going on vacation, you have to go camping. like, lady, all those people that you see on your way to work, intense, they are not on their way to vacation. that s not the worst thing that happened to anybody. greg: i wonder if these camping world stores should start focusing their are you a junkie living on the streets? because you know, they have some very tired of making it? try our parking lot! a new home was collection! tent land. vacation for those who gave up. greg: who do you want to talk about, the mooch or the banker? they are the same thing. they are the same exact thing. we need to have a segment on here with nice soft music with advice from unaffected [bleep],