jesse: great people make great impressions on us. buff not everybody idolizes the right person. as we grow up. not all of our heroes turn out to be the person we thought they were. for instance, i grew up idolizing michael jackson. i had the glove and everything. but we all know how that turned out. or sometimes the game show host you love might just punch you in the face. i can t believe you are a professional golfer. i think you should be working at the snack bar. you better relax, bob. there is no way that you could have been as bad as hockey as you are at golf. all right, let s go. [oh! you like that old samantha you want a piece of me? i don t want a piece of you. i want the whole thing. oh. jesse: as the saying goes, never meet your hero. and in 2020, democrats found that out the hard way. the left hailed joe biden as their hero. champion of all things liberal and defeater of donald trump. biden could no wrong in the democrats eyes. he was the party s kni
New Research Shows between 360,000 and 670,000 american jobs were lost to robots and automation since 1990. Now with self driving cars and trucks, are we set to lose even more to Artificial Intelligence . Open the doors. Im sorry, dave. Im afraid i cant do that. We will get to the robots in a minute, but to get you up to date on the top stories, lets check in with hallie jackson. Senior news editor cal perry is here and president ial historian Douglas Brinkley will be with us. Lets start at the white house. Hallie, we had the president signing this environmental executive order that undoes what president obama had done. Why is he arguing for this. That obliterates it or destroys what president obama had built up on climate. This is something that donald trump promised to do. You heard him at the Environmental Protection agency talk about ending what he described as a war on coal. A lot of this would take the teeth out of the clean power plant or what they are intended to do that. They
can you name anyone on cnn or nbc? i just to watch it to find out and confirmed that they are full of you know what. full of what? full of [bleep]. not without a bad word following the names. what you think of brian stelter? i just don t agree with what he says. he s not a reliable source, is he? really. biggest news story, what is it? will smith. he s got to stop slapping people. johnny depp and amber heard. joe biden at the petroleum crisis. control of the government by aliens. musical to what you want to tell jesse? jesse, i love you. all right, jesse! thank you for showing me on prime time. thanks to all my friends that supported me! if it wasn t for god, i wouldn t be here. jesse: [laughs] tower of coffee. i got off coffee during the back
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April 2, 2021
ISLAMABAD: The federal cabinet rejected resumption of trade with India as suggested by the Economic Coordination Committee (ECC), reiterating the government’s stated position that India should first revert to the August 5, 2019 position and move towards resolution of the Kashmir issue.
Federal Minister for Science and Technology Fawad Chaudhry said this while addressing a press conference here on Thursday, after attending the federal cabinet meeting chaired by Prime Minister Imran Khan through the video link.
The minister emphasized that resumption of trade with India is not possible without the resolution of the core dispute of Kashmir. “We favour trade with New Delhi, but India should first return to the pre August 5 position. Such decisions (trade resumption) will be gauged vis-à-vis the yardstick set in this context by the government,” he said. He said the media gave headlines of government’s decision to resume trade with India in the context
ISLAMABAD: The federal cabinet Thursday rejected resumption of trade with India as suggested by the Economic Coordination Committee , reiterating the government’s stated position that India.