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host: let's go to tyrone, calling from carthage, illinois on the republican line good morning. caller: good morning. it's great to have a show like this, where people can voice their opinions about what's happening in the world. i would like to see more information on the war crime, what they are going to do about it as far as, are we going to go after prudent before or do we have to wait until the war is over? what kind of tactics are we going to use there? the other thing i am very concerned about, our president not saying more about what our offense is against them and what we can do to put the american people more at ease. that's really all i have. thank you so much. host: before we get our next caller, i want to bring a couple of rogue ramming the you. on monday, the un security council will receive a briefing from poland's foreign minister, and the discussions will likely be focused around russia's invasion of ukraine. watch live here on c-span at 10:00 a.m. eastern you can watch it on c-span, online at c-span.org, or watch full coverage on the new c-span video app, c-spa

host: let's go to tyrone, calling from carthage, illinois on the republican line good morning. caller: good morning. it's great to have a show like this, where people can voice their opinions about what's happening in the world. i would like to see more information on the war crime, what they are going to do about it as far as, are we going to go after prudent before or do we have to wait until the war is over? what kind of tactics are we going to use there? the other thing i am very concerned about, our president not saying more about what our offense is against them and what we can do to put the american people more at ease. that's really all i have. thank you so much. host: before we get our next caller, i want to bring a couple of rogue ramming the you. on monday, the un security council will receive a briefing from poland's foreign minister, and the discussions will likely be focused around russia's invasion of ukraine. watch live here on c-span at 10:00 a.m. eastern you can watch it on c-span, online at c-span.org, or watch full coverage on the new c-span video app, c-spa

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inaccurate perception that crime is rising in eli county on burglaries have gone down, murders and carthage have escalated in the past year. homicides have increased 46 percent. will car thefts are up by 53 percent compared to 2019. and those who are looking to recall gas con, are not happy about his policies on crime. a video shows a mother outraged about her sons murder and how gas con has pushed for offenders to receive easier sentences, including doing away with the death penalty altogether regardless of the crime committed deseret, the mother of murder victim, julian andres said last year, she wanted to request a one on one meeting with gas con. he was a human being who was tortured and murdered and thrown on the side of the road as if he was road kill. i'm sorry. this is not going to stop. so george gas on that website has been created to recall george gorman's gone after the 1st attempt failed on it. listed several reasons for the recall including considering the release of all criminals after serving 15 years, no gain allegation and no death penalty for any defendant. regardless of

thousands of people are fleeing poverty and carthage in their own countries but they are not always welcomed here than a tale salvini leader of italy's right wing league party says italy can't cope with the influx selvi any who is facing trial in sicily for refusing to allow migrants to disembark in 2019 is demanding a meeting with prime minister mario draghi to discuss migration policies. italy is a main entry point for europe bound migrants the sesame to the more than half a 1000000 people have a rives and 2015 the thousands have died on the way with the international organization for migrants estimating more than $600.00 in the mediterranean this year so far i've. had the chance to talk to some of those who have arrived in the last hour as they show signs of torture words fractious what they enjoy during the journey is terrible inhuman unacceptable this can't be the way for them to come. they hope for a better life in europe but for these migrants their journey appears to be far from over. al-jazeera. madagascar's worst droughts in more than 40 is this push people to resort to extreme mea

int: we will go to norma carthage. are you going to wait until november 3? caller: yes and i am voting in person. i feel if you can go to walmart and stand in line six feet apart with a mask on and go in and shop, i think it's safe to go to the booth and push -- put your vote in. know, heard and i don't someone told me that the mail-in ballots are postage-paid. is that true? host: i do not know the answer. i know in some states it is postage-paid, in others it is not. there is no uniformity to that. caller: someone told me that if you go ahead and put a stamp on it that it has to be stamped through the post office that it was received. good to beuri is different from virginia and pennsylvania and idaho. i want to ask one other question. two biden commercials in the last hour and i haven't seen one for president trump. host: we played one from the president and two excerpts from his speech last night. caller: maybe i missed those. host: that's ok. we appreciate it. the -- matt,ho is we arechairman of cpac, unable to connect with him right now, but we hope to

that is jerry mast of carthage college in kenosha, wisconsin. coming up, we will go to the white house for its rate on the economic data today with chief counsel joe lavorgna. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. president trump travels to western pennsylvania today where he will hold allete rally in latrobe tonight. we welcome bloomberg white house correspondent mario parker. pennsylvania key borderline for the president. what is he trying to accomplish? some movesre seeing on the board. we are seeing joe biden in kenosha, wisconsin. we are seeing the president in joe biden's home state of pennsylvania and the president is trying to vie for the battleground states. what are the issues for the people in latrobe? mario: one of the biggest issues is fracking. the president's campaign is trying to land punches on joe biden for associating him with a green new deal, trying to say he wants to ban fracking. joe biden responded to that earlier this year, earlier this week, saying that is not the ca

wrong hearth and lock up a lot of water is the investing money an ounce of the store in your cellar at carthage we had from the n.y.s.e. president this weekend he said that short selling against a company fails kind taking on american been called a lot of nasty names i've been called a financial terrorist i've been called a fraud so you have no regrets. why would i. in december 29th seen muddy waters published a damning report into the state of n m c's finances. it said the middle east hospital chain had grossly understated its debt and overstated its cash. and mc shares plummeted by 48 percent wiping $1500000000.00 of the shetty family fortune. muddy waters' claim that an emcees performance was quote too good to be true and the market believed them. the money as was his report is an interesting document it's quite low key but it's very specific in terms of its accusations it identifies issues with revenue recognition it identifies issues with the prices paid for certain assets at the same time the report questions the margins the operating margins of the company the company was reporting margi

thanking has been part of carthage on the mountain. daily routine since his childhood as a seasoned writer he explored lee navigate the city's jampacked roads using his tried and tested environmentalists friendly mode of transport. taken me less than 9 minutes to go a little commemorative the minimum and i get a large. sign every 6 minutes later his colleague that i. was almost 15 minutes. got the langham out and is the clear winner but cycling in bangalore comes with strings attached the onset of corporate 19 may have led to fewer vehicles on the streets but it is estimated that by 2022 the number of vehicles in the city will cross the 10000000 mark so even though it can be a quicker option riding a bicycle in bangalore can be dangerous as the city lacks cycling infrastructure such as bike leave. the. for me my helmet and. my glove so there are 2 nonnegotiable so the minute i mean. when i get to these 2 come along with me. then yeah i mean. i mean. in 29 team car to climb the mountain became a bicycle ambassador for his company as par

we could salt it over the way rome salted over carthage. it is not ow pourer in question out there. it is the wisdom of our policy. and the world sees the biggest, richest, strongest nation dropping more bombs on north vietnam than we dropped on all of europe in the second world war. they see this tremendous disproportion of strength and wealth. and that puts us in a very bad light in the world. in fact, this war has done more to undermine america's moral leadership in the world than anything that has ever happened to us. and the faster we put the matter right in southeast asia and end this war, the sooner we will begin to win back again the respect that this country ought to have throughout the world. >> what do you say to people who are really concerned, and i know they're concerned, about the fact that we'll lose face in the world, that, you know, really we'll not be a first-rate power as implied by our chief executives in the past and the present and the concern of honest americans who want to get out of the war and stop the killing and the dying and yet they say this is america

great interview with a couple of great vets we are here in carthage, north carolina. one of great things about being on the road meet people you will haven't seen in awhile. i met him as major. now he is colonel. he taught me at rotc at princeton. was i a great can a dead. >> i wayouwere a great cadet. pete: we will talk to a lot of great folks. what did you think the speech last night. >> absolutely wonderful. hit it on point. pete: there is one point of view. we will get more. stay with us on "fox & friends" ♪ been note ♪ been note ♪ ♪ been note the best of pressure cooking and air frying now in one pot, and with tendercrisp technology, you can cook foods that are crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside. the ninja foodi pressure cooker, the pressure cooker that crisps. looking to repair dry, damaged hair without weighing it down? try pantene daily moisture renewal conditioner. its color-safe formula uses smart conditioners to micro-target damage helping to repair hair without weighing it down. try pantene. so did you gkind of. car? thanks to navy feder

criticism are against its these big consumers you- sorry retailers in carthage- at the online fine. and so the police a lot more- in. our foyer the radius of police at the it's a french radio station- they said that in fact i'm isn't generated as much co two as portugal in twenty eighteen. so it's a considerable. considerable amounts- some french retailers have- ghosts in on the act- that might might be a touch of greenwashing but they are.. also boycotting. black friday the not so- having any sales- this french- close nine fact- we tele. says that. seven hundred french of businesses have joined them in boycotting. but friday. the hey we have another french retailer which says actually the cuts that counts. all these- on wildlife and that's been a reduction of 73% or in- the interface again and but species about 70% of fifty one percent. across europe. because already because of pollution- and sir is this sort of. the question is whether this movement is anti consumerism trend is growing. it seems like that that's the case this year and a recent c. k. poll by kpmg shouldn't eighty t

maduro as the great cicero once said-- he said it about carthage but it applies to the circumstances. number two, have something ready to go once maduro and his team depart. call it d-day plus one, call it a transition to a sustainable venezuela. there must be something out there so once you reach strategic objective number one, you don't have a hopeless cause. third strategic objective, linking the two to some extent, the humanitarian crisis that is venezuela today. in other words, it is strategic. it is not a matter of tactics, although how we manage the issue can be a matter of tactics. do you give humanitarian assistance in some places and not others? who do you select as her -- your implementers in country? all of these are tactical decisions to make which would contribute to objective one and objective two, the departure of mr. maduro and having some sort of separate preparatory work for a follow-on government or system in venezuela. that is my opening expostulation. stephen: thank you so much. ambassador? >> let me just touch on a couple of things that, if you will, are a fairl

who had been exiled in france returns triumphantly and was welcomed in the palace at carthage by the bay the monarch of tunis here but for some tunisians the deal did not go far enough. listed in for kiran how will it if a clear cut this one comes from seems even simple clear to look the minute at the that. they're 50 let me know and this has upset of producers what. ken would offer to. be had the difficulty of this one comes from seeing what a beautiful. what a beautiful place and what i mean that in the lives of a few little not who do not matter all of the being with the newton as soon as as much of the soon as you did feel a little some of the zombie funeral from scene with a little some of those i'm going to some seem of the taliban to be lied to him and held dear and behind a leer and believe in god oh my god i'm a sound. in ceremony that one on one of the or bottom up one liners come out of nowhere that i became one where it's at about my head i meant yeah big deal would do more. in the next episode division geneseo becomes a tinderbox of functional infighting nationalists cal

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year and on at the end of last year the slump is being blamed on a fall in sales of machine parts of carthage china also a difficult global trade environment now if the economy does contract again in the next quarter that would mean that germany would officially be in a recession. christophe cover from big business has been following the story for us and joins us here in our studio hi christophe tell us more about where the slump is coming from now as you mentioned much of it can actually build a conflict or a dispute that germany isn't even part of it's a trade spat between the united states and china and as a result of it the overall climate and sentiment for companies exporting towards the united states has soured with these threats of tariffs that. the president has has issued multiple times also as a result of a demand in china the 2nd largest economy of the world has weakened in addition the auto industry traditionally strong and germany has had its own share of problems for years now that also contributed to the woes and domestic consumption and investment is a stronger pillar than it

foreign leaders came to pay their respects of carthage palace to the man who helped guide tunisia to a new era of democracy. they praises the ship and courage by g c came out of retirement to become the country's 1st democratically elected president in 24 he forged a link between the secular and religious sides of the political spectrum here avoiding the clashes that tore apart so many of the countries in the arab spring uprising. his coffin carried on the back of a lorry with a full military on a god pass through the capital on the final journey to the city's 13th century cemetery. everybody here has been out all day lining the streets open to give and pay their last respects to the legacy of the president and. his history as we consider. other than just died as if we we lost him and we crying about that hopefully the next time it will be good and make god protect our country but i've been to italy never did. just a little circle so glad that you feel the patriotic soul too noisy and people public and policeman are all hand in hand today. you met on cell phone as of the today 2 news

president 92 year old bed g c who died on thursday is body has been taken to the presidential palace in carthage where he'll be buried on saturday a set of c. was replaced by the speaker of parliament hammad in a sir who will lead the country until election is held on september 15th. others of tim ism in the kurdish region of northern iraq that the economy is improving 5 years after the defeat of eisel since the formation of a new government this year many people are hoping for a positive future potential the name of course former be. when we 1st met the hussein is my family last year they were worrying about how they would pay their bills each month after their salaries were slashed kahar works for the government and bacall teaches the government owes them even more money $15000.00 in unpaid wages but at least now they're getting paid their full salaries. and a good salary still feeling secure we're getting our full cellar is now ok but we can't be sure that will be the case next month there are 1400000 people working for the government and public sector in the semi-autonomous region of norther

is subsea being taken back to his official residence in carthage as tributes to his role in establishing democracy in tunisia followed in his wake the french president emmanuel macron and the german chancellor angela merkel both praised him for his courage. the new phase introduces government is now on the way the speaker of parliament mohamed el nasser sworn in to serve as the country's president he will take over for up to 90 days while elections are organized. i swear by god almighty to protect the independence of tunisia and the safety of its lands to respect the constitution and law and fully take care of the people's interests and be loyal to tunisia. in such a young democracy the vacant posts of the country's leader could spark a power struggle among chooses political parties there for not what candidates who are considered to be quite popular and quite strong but also very controversial. have been barred from running the presidential elections by parson parliament not too long ago this law is not yet been signed by. the before he passed away and i think we'll hear a lot more abou

is being taken back to his official residence in carthage as tributes to his role in establishing democracy in tunisia followed in his wake the french president emanuel and the german chancellor angela merkel both praised him for his courage. the new phase introduces government is now under way the speaker of parliament mohamed el nasser sworn in to search term purlieus the country's president he will take over for up to 90 days while elections are organized. i swear by god almighty to protect the independence of tunisia and the safety of its lands to respect the constitution and law and fully take care of the people's interests and be loyal to tunisia. in such a young democracy the vacant post of the country's leader could spark a power struggle among chooses political parties there for not what candidates who are considered to be quite popular and quite strong but also very controversial who have been barred from running the presidential elections by parson parliament not too long ago this law is not yet been signed by. before he passed away and i think we'll hear a lot more about this co

president 92 year old to see who died on thursday his body has been taken to the presidential palace in carthage where he'll be buried on saturday and said he was replaced by the speaker of parliament mohammed and us here who lead the country and in an election is held on september 15th hundreds of activists have packed the main terminal of hong kong's airport for more than 12 hours to call for greater democracy they've been pushing their message to international visitors they're angry at what they see as china's growing influence of hong kong affairs and the government's response to weeks of mass rallies well those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after my chin is here stay with us. you. see. towards here back towards the. doors here at the ramadan as emea. told us he had been hard to deal out of donors. and he even movement could hold an election in a look. less a crusade in a stroke when the house half of the electorate islands and all and yet. they have. minimal of its army with leveled same a force of award for so. little back. would hold her that it is summer. to be

president 92 year old the subsidy he died on thursday his body has been taken to the presidential palace in carthage will be buried on saturday subsea was replaced by the speaker of parliament the home of the also who leave the country until the election is held on september the 15th. celebrations continue in puerto rico after the resignation of governor calderon say you know he will leave office following 2 weeks of protests that was sparked by the release of the offensive messages between there so you know and his aides adding to frustration over government corruption and they got a call reports some one. dancing in the streets of san juan celebrating what's being called a people's revolution demonstrators have for days demanded governor ricardo rajjo step down after text messages revealed a leader who spoke poorly of his own people and used sexist and homophobic language the young puerto ricans who spearheaded the marches it's a limit to speak truth i mean i bet you were here when you saw a 1000000 people in this week and that's amazing that that's. almost a zen muscle. beautiful man no words for

who died on thursday his body has been taken to the presidential palace and carthage will be buried on saturday was replaced by the speaker of parliament the un's demanding immediate action after the worst mediterranean tragedy so far this year as many as $150.00 refugees and migrants are feared to have drowned off the coast of libya around $300.00 people who were on board 2 boats that left the town of comps east of the capital tripoli. in northeast nigeria at least 2 people have been killed in an attack by boko haram fighters on one of the region's biggest scams for internally displaced people the army says the raid nima do grief was repelled. hundreds of activists have packed inside the main terminal of hong kong's airport as they continue their call for greater democracy this is the scene at the main arrivals area where crowds are trying to take their message to international visitors they're angry at what they see as china's growing influence on the hong kong affairs and the government response to weeks of rallies protests began over a planned extension lot of ground into some of t

who is head of the need a party which has been increasingly fragmenting in recent years and the carthage pact coalition fell apart earlier this year and we were entering a problematic period in tunisian politics and at stake is the democratic transition itself if a certain number of parties don't coalesce around a democratic agenda and there are populists in the wings who would love to grab power if they could there's been fighting over who can run for president recently and the leading candidate was disqualified because of corruption and so there are the threats you mentioned and other threats to tunisian democracy and tunisia will need a steady hand and that steady hand has not yet emerged that something will be keeping a close eye on women aren't there from george washington university thank you for your analysis on outta there. here i'll push her because governor has announced his resignation after nearly 2 weeks of mass protests the crowds came out after the release of offensive messages sent between recut and his top advisers and there was already anger out of a corruption and a u.

will suffer from oxygen damage to the name which can lead to chronic pain and disability bouts because carthage unlike other tissues doesn't have its own blood supply. so heals very slowly. when i'm in hiroshima japan to meet the surgeon pioneering new techniques in regenerating on the he's. professor mitchell or she is one of the world's leading nice surgeons and a revered figure in the world of we generated medicine. professor. selfies way ok thank you. jay tech is an enterprise focusing on tissue engineering and has spent over 10 years commercializing professor archies research. results in. a law that's nice to see how you're very welcome things are paramount. in 1900 for my dad's on paper was published by swedish group the swedish team had developed a way of regenerating cottage in a lab and then re injecting it in liquid form directly into the knee however there was a weak point all with that need. in order to solve this problem started to use very safe. yes so you can imagine that. the foot would be here coming up with yes exactly. meniscus has no blood supply of if injury is the. song we

tourism along its coastline where a number of unesco world heritage sites are also under threat from carthage sarkar at reports. yes seen bran has been fishing for 40 years or longer to town of our inventor and while the traditional method of catching fish hasn't changed for generations the climate has you seen so the effects of global warming are evident in these waters. there's no 80 percent less fish than before we now live day to day we catch a pitiful one to 2 kilos of fish then head home with nothing else to do we have no other source of income. so you thirds of to population lives along its coast but climate change is threatening their habitats and livelihoods plastic waste water pollution and illegal urban expansion are worsening the problem of farmers in the heart and many say their crops are blooming too early pests are appearing and their bees are suffering too. yes ian says the government hasn't responded to their plea for help but they say they're trying to tackle the problem and raise awareness. and workshops locally and will report back to the government with a budget needed to

country financial and carthage mutual insurance company. the numbers are staggering. of the $5.8 trillion in investment assets held by insurers, $986 billion are held in municipal securities that are issued to fund our roads, schools and hospitals. insurers also directly invest in infrastructure projects having provided $26 billion or 6% of all private infrastructure investment in 2016. insurance companies investments in these types of bonds create additional demand for these types of financial products which in turn lowers the borrowing cost for cities, counties and states to fund highways, schools and sewer systems. this ends up being a win-win for everyone. mr. donahue, the u.s. chamber of commerce released a paper just yesterday titled, "the role of insurance investments in the u.s. economy." and mr. chairman, i'd like to submit that for the record here today. and mr. donahue -- thank you. mr. donahue, would you mind providing to the committee a high level overview of this report and its conclusions? >> i'll be very happy to see that such a summary comes very quic

have a heavy ag and manufacturing presence, but also large insurance companies, state farm, allstate, carthage mutual. the numbers are staggering, of the $5.8 trillion in investment assets held by insurers, $986 billion are in municipal securities issues -- issue too fun schools, roads and hospitals. they directly invest in infrastructure projects, having provided $26 billion or 6% of all private infrastructure investments in 2016. insurance companies investments in these types of bonds create new demand for these finance products, which lowers the cost to fund states, highways and sewer systems, it ends up being a win-win for everyone. mr. donahue, the u.s. chamber of commerce released a paper yesterday titled the role of insurance investments in the u.s. economy, and mr. chairman, i would like to submit that for the record here today. thank you. would you mind providing to the committee a high-level overview of this report and its conclusions? >> i would be very happy to see that such a summary comes very quickly. but to tell you just in one sentence, when we put together the equation on how

yes carthage joins us now from wall street to break the saul down good to see you there you are now those figures they weren't exactly stellar but they still beat expectations they're still better than forecast so how's that going down with investors. yeah because they were a bit better than expected to mark kid did not really lose that much year in the thursday session even if it was the third consecutive day with tiny losses and the dull jones industrial average just still now the month of february ended and for the months the market to did trade to the upside but clearly the growth past is because we had economic growth in the second quarter by four point two percent then as you mentioned three point four percent in the third quarter and now two point six percent in the fourth quarter was a bit of good you would serve in the fourth quarter that consumer spending and should be increased more than expected and that was a surprise because just recently we got rather a week of december sales figures but overall consumers that better in the fourth quarter than expected ok so consumer spendi

it's the reenactment of rome versus carthage. amazon is starting to go the wrong way. big win for walmart to. maria: the earnings per share, $1.41 a share versus an estimate of $1.33. this is obviously -- this is a a blow-about in terms of earnings. the estimate called for revenue of $138.65 billion. the revenue also exceeding estimates, not by much, but still better than expected and on same store sales, what strikes you. >> what's doubly impressive -- we talk to a lot of vendors and shoppers around the world. what the vendors are saying is walmart is investing price and promotional a allowances in lower prices. it usually means lower margin, lower revenue. the shoppers are shifting to walmart -- walmart saw the land-based businesses, payless like you reported this morning and retailers from toys to supportinsporting goods going of business n. had great sales on land, not so much online. amazon with all the trouble they're having and whole foods can't capitalize, walmart's running the table. dagen: are those retail sales numbers we got last week the worst in december,

there reading prayers for the victims of this tragedy again live pictures right here from the town of carthage in crimea one day after the massacre . now people have also been gathering to mourn the victims throughout the night with residents of sevastopol and moscow bringing flowers and candles to the city's coach memorials and with the investigation into the attack still well underway. have reports from the scene but it's still sinking in it's so much sorrow it's so much grief over the loss confusion as to why this happened there's no obvious motive no explanation no who isn't. so many faces here this tape is more tragic news overnight the death toll has been revised upwards again from nineteen to twenty we now have the names of all of those that were killed five of them c.v. is faculty members start from the college itself behind me fifteen of them students teenagers cut down in their prime. between sixteen to ninety in the hospital we have ten people in critical condition fighting for their lives in all more than seventy people were injured forty remain in hospitals around in the crimea th

you are in carthage and the gdp overall economy. whether it is labor unions or the government all those places have a great value in this society. >> you make an important point is there anything we can do to improve the stability of the discourse of the public life today? >> i don't have an answer to that i have to be honest. i can tell you my own limited experience i got elected governor of massachusetts and my legislature was about 89% democrat and it wasn't lost on me that i would get nothing done if i spend my time attacking the speaker of the house and the senate president because any veto would be overridden by a voice vote as they were regularly. so i said to my team and chief of staff, will you stand up and be recognized. thank you. [applause] >> we got together and said to our team if we disagree with the democrats, let's point out why we disagree. but do not under any circumstances attack the democratic leadership in the legislature. and we didn't. one day i got a note while i was in a meeting in the team from one of the

carthage and she said that he wanted to see the independence of the republic and that means that he was standing for the presidential position one of the three presidential positions in a country that he wants to divide so that will not be very good news a tool for the future is up with the voters wanted i very much touted as you were saying they wanted some action taking taken on unemployment a forty percent for the young people here twenty thousand people over the last two years have actually left these were the issues that most of the voters want to discuss unfortunately they were the issues were at the forefront of this campaign it was in fact the ethnic divide yes it is you say david a critical election physick country for the people that thank you very much david chase there in sarajevo where polls have closed well now new satellite imagery from indonesia reveals the speed and the extent of the damage caused by last friday's devastating earthquake and tsunami the video released by the national disaster management agency shows liquefied soil sweeping away hundreds of homes in the p

i have had to call the sheriff's department in the state of texas, carthage, texas. they were done not what i said when i called. what they wanted me to say because they wanted to in trap me. they ended up falsely arresting me, accusing me of blackening a grandchild's sun. i just had a senator's on the phone yesterday accused me of child abuse. of three children that chase me with machetes. with no water on my property at one -- for a week. i don't know how many times. what i want to talk about his these cell phones and these computers and facebook and google and every thing else. i have been trying to get on a cell phone because i talked to washington everyday. i don't know if it is someone political. i had an officer come in. somebody is coming in on this cell phone, changing the text of what i'm saying and turning it into something ugly, vicious and putting nasty words in there. i trusted that officer to come in my home. host: i want to get to a programming note. newsmakers interviewed senate judiciary committee chair chuck grassley. one of the topics was his conc

and the whole nation stopped to watch or listen to the eagles of carthage take to the pitch. i was living in the middle of the desert back then as you can imagine in africa we are sat around the radio listening toa live on the radio. tunisia was back then only one african team in the world cup. we beat mexico 3—1. we drew with west germany, they were the champion in 1974, u nfortu nately we lost to poland, 1—0. he is the only arab and the only muslim manager in the football league. and he‘s keen to make his way up the managerial ladder. he‘s always been inspired by english football even naming a pet goat after a former england captain. back in 1986 obviously he was flying in the world cup and i had this little goat who was very busy and that‘s how, that‘s why i call him that. i told my little boy about it. the bad news for me is he wants a goat a present but i can‘t give you a goat we live in england now. back at france in 98, england weren‘t kidding about when they beat tunisia 2—0 thanks to this effort. the was —— he was a tennessee a fan but with even