ways to handle it. what? how? here is the deal. you live on infamy in this device. so now the kid three years from now goes to apply for a be jo, goes to apply for college. the kids treated their own misbehavior. that s what kids do. trying to prevent juvenile idiot moves by the idiots from ruining their future from. ruining their college careers from, ruining their possible graduate school careers, their legal careers. so, in this society, everything is like throw it online and the internet. and it lives on forever. my freaking wedding is on the web site. i want that off already. that ended a while ago. if you don t want to live in infamy, on the internet. how about you don t behave like. anna: mall. how is that. i agree with you. that s why i don t think there will be any financial recovery. this society we live in that let s put everything on the internet so the whole world, the worldwide
what made a difference for you? a very candid conversation with one of my bosses who told me that my clothes didn t do me any justice and she suggested that i go see a stylist. and i knew in that very moment, even though the words fat, lose weight, were never mentioned, my job was never ever threatened. i knew in that moment that it was not about my clothing. and what i interpreted, what i took away was lose weight or lose your job. it was the very best thing that could have ever happened to me. because focusing on my clothing would have been just another gimmick. just one of the things that i had done for the last 40 years rather than address the real problem. now how did you set about tackling that? because had you experience. a lot of us know the basic things about eating healthier, taking care of ourselves and exercising. how did it come together for you? so, for me, it was sort of like put everything on the line. think about all the failed diet attempts in the past. what wor
doing it the wrong way. i think it was the incompetence. i think he knows he can play this president. i don t think he fook him seriously about military action. the message if you wanted to do something proactive as the king of the middle east. this is my proposal. put everything behind us. let s put everything in. he sees what happens and puts everything in. he goes too far. he says we re too aggressive looking at iraq and afghanistan. go to a blackout 35,000 of his people were killed in a shorter period of time. he s going too far calling out the fabric of america, the foreign policy can you tell me the emperor of the
doing it the wrong way. i think it was the incompetence. i think he knows he can play this president. i don t think he fook him seriously about military action. the message if you wanted to do something proactive as the king of the middle east. this is my proposal. put everything behind us. let s put everything in. he sees what happens and puts everything in. he goes too far. he says we re too aggressive looking at iraq and afghanistan. go to a blackout 35,000 of his people were killed in a shorter period of time. he s going too far calling out the fabric of america, the foreign policy can you tell me the emperor of the
the president put everything he had into doing something on firearms tonight. another thing that struck me is when the president said the state of the union is strong, there wasn t much response. we have a long way to go and democrats are nervous about the obstruction the republicans have put up time and again. if you can t cheer for minimum wage. when you can t give an applause for voting rights, the republicans are in a different world. in the midst of all of that, here is the president striking a bipartisan tone and saying he s not giving a defense of the big three. he told the base we have come a long way, but we have to accept changes in medicare. there is no poll that says this is what the base wants or americans want. a little bit for everybody to be chewing at tonight. i thought it was a policy oriented stage, but positioned