cox. the first four wes craven. he unfortunately passed away in 2014. this movie is dedicated to him and made by screen fans actually talented and brought a beautiful, beautiful legacy to this franchise. i love this movie. it s my favorite scream since the original. the whole new cast is fantastic. jazmine savoy brown. jack quaid who is the son of meg ryan and dennis quaid. phenomenal allege tore from the show the boise. i gave this 4.5 out of 5. i did talk to campbell and arquette if you want to see the interview it s available on my instagram kevin mccarthy tv. as a scream fan this movie delivers and people will be blown away. so surprising. keeps you on the edge of your seat. you are guessing the whole time. it s awesome. ainsley: i wonder if your mom was upset with your friend s dad that took you into the theater. look you are making a living talking talking about it what about euphoria. it s a zeroes on hbo and season
death was the at the club that weekend, one of the places you went to? we did not know, we did not know him, he did not stand out, if he was there. yet, the da thinks it is likely that the two met. i think she was targeted, that she encountered him at some event before hand. my guess, she had spurned him, and he saw her out there, at that apartment at some point the damages. connection to christy seemed tenuous, but stedman says the dna proved that rowe killed her. in fact, the odds of the killer being anybody other than him on the entire planet were not just one in 1 million. 9 million top chilean, 1000 trillion trillion, things like this, you can conceive of a number with 30 zeroes, which is what we end up getting. remarkable. i have never heard of a case with this much. remember that composite from the killer s dna? it turns out, it was a pretty good match to rowe. even then, it was hard for someone in lancaster to believe
to ask about, phil, president biden asked that he s going to be naming a chief prosecutor to see covid relief fund. we know there is a ton of money that the government disseminated. do you think that we re gonna get this money back? or is this just politically popular because a lot of people are angry? i think it s politically popular. there was a historic amount of money dedicated to covid relief. in several trenches, by the way. beginning with the trump administration, and continuing with the biden administration. i think the american people, when they see dollar figure swirling around, they want to make sure that there are a lot of zeroes there. cause they re taxpayer dollars. and politically, it s good for biden to do that. we ll see how it bears out, whether the prosecution is serious, and deep, and brad. that is going to be determined. but it is a political stroke in a midterm election here. and on a personal note, staff, i say it s a big tree to be
do you think that we re gonna get this money back? or is this just politically popular because a lot of people are angry? i think it s politically popular. there was a historic amount of money dedicated to covid relief. in several trenches, by the way. beginning with the trump administration, and continuing with the biden administration. i think the american people, when they see dollar figure swirling around, they want to make sure that there are a lot of zeroes there. cause they re taxpayer dollars. and politically, it s good for biden to do that. we ll see how it bears out, whether the prosecution is serious, and deep, and brad. that is going to be determined. but it is a political stroke in a midterm election here. and on a personal note, staff, i say it s a big tree to be with you tonight. it s very historic. i am so lucky that both of you are here. i appreciate it. and i do want to remind our audience, when all of those dollars went out and there is a
punished, it actually emboldens more people to do it, and it shows american workers, if you act collectively you can win more. there s a psychological pandemic of the pandemic, the life s too short feeling. look at these numbers, 1952, 2.7 million workers on strike. in 2020, 27,000, that s a factor of a thousand diminution. a lot of zeroes. we think of the world war ii period and the period afterwards as this period of kind of national unity, but it was an intense period of labor strikes, shortages in goods, high inflation. there are some similarities there. there are, and there s also similarities to the 33- 34 period, meaning 1933, 1934. there was a lot of individual misery. i talk about in the new book, i make comparisons, what work