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“I’m deeply uncomfortable with wealthy investors attacking American workers like this. I’m afraid it’s increasingly obvious to many people that individuals such as this guy do not have the best interests of America and her citizens in mind. The purpose of the American economy is to promote the general welfare of American workers, not provide jobs for the rest of the world.”

Andrew Ferguson expressed frustration over wealthy investors attacking American workers.

“Keep in mind the hen house area is round,”

Matt DuBoise explains the technical challenge of building the round hen house.

“My race and my ethnicity would have absolutely nothing to do about it,”

Dr. Mark Brown responded to criticism by pointing to the university's historical legacy.

“... I flashed back to the time I took too much Mandrax, and my girlfriend couldn't wake me up,”

Eric Barrett recalled a personal experience with taking too much medication.

“All of [the uses of the repayments] have to have a return, so we're not just going to be throwing money out and saying, 'I hope this works,' but we're very disciplined about it,”

Kohl's CEO Michael Bender emphasized the company's disciplined approach to allocating tariff refund funds.

“By law, 50 percent of project revenue is dedicated directly to reducing and ultimately eliminating the State Personal Income Tax,”

Gov. Patrick Morrisey's plan outlines the dedication of data center revenue toward eliminating the state income tax.

“I was SO nervous,”

Lainey Mae Parton remembered feeling nervous about singing on an album with Dolly Parton in high school.

“Do things with the game we’ve never seen before. Keep pushing this sport we love to the next level and keep getting better, better, and better.”

Roger Federer encouraged tennis players to keep innovating and elevating the sport.

“crisp, sweeping surveys will help scientists investigate dark energy and dark matter, discover and characterise exoplanets, map billions of galaxies, study black holes, and explore objects from our own solar system to the edge of the observable Universe.”

NASA outlined the research goals and capabilities of the Nancy Grace Roman telescope.

“When we started the company, of course, we were protecting people and computers. Now it's about protecting agents. ... When you see what we've put together, it's absolutely outstanding, and it's one of the reasons why this business is massively growing. We're excited to show that. We're also excited to show some advancements in our AI technology and what we've developed to be able to combat the AI adversary.”

CrowdStrike CEO George Kurtz previewed what to expect at the company's annual Fal.Con conference during an interview on 'Mad Money.'

“Sometimes preserving the meaning of an honor means being selective about when we use it.”

Adams concluded that preserving the meaning of an honor requires being selective about its use.

“Canada’s civic compact is failing Jewish Canadians,”

Prime Minister Mark Carney acknowledged Canada's failure to adequately protect its Jewish community.

“Sometimes you argue with your siblings because you want to do things a certain way and they may want to do things a certain way and at the end of the day you are all going to move in the direction to help benefit your family. Our family is the community of Florida and so she and I are together. There’s no ill will among us. We are going to do what we need to do to make this state and country better.”

Angie Nixon downplays reports of a heated phone call between her and Florida Democratic party chair Nikki Fried.

“you’re gonna lose all your votes to Rupert”

Milo Yiannopoulos taunted Reform UK's Zia Yusuf online.

“I said, ‘Man, I’ve got to bring this back to Asheville, North Carolina,’”

Dr. Ronald Gates recalled his reaction after discovering a gang prevention program in California in 2016.

“this exceedingly tragic incident.”

Kurtulmuş extended his condolences on X to those who lost their lives in the ferry disaster.

“This has been a tight race, extremely exciting,”

Prime Minister Kristrún Frostadóttir commented on the referendum to reopen EU membership negotiations after voting.

“It’s a mentality I have. I used to play serve and volley, I had a transition game, I played way beyond the baseline sometimes, or on top of the baseline. And I would even try to sneak up on my opponents on my return, and some call it the SABR [Sneak Attack by Roger] today.”

Roger Federer spoke about his playing style and tactics during his Hall of Fame induction.

“period not exceeding 24 months”

Rival Libyan factions signed an agreement to hold national elections under a single executive authority within two years.

“It is the policy of my Administration to recognize the extraordinary contributions of the American people and the rich heritage of our history by naming great natural landmarks for our shared achievements.”

Donald Trump justified the renaming of Lake Ontario in an executive order.

“one way or the other.”

Trump previously discussed acquiring the strategically important territory of Greenland.

“I didn’t know anything at all until you guys called,”

Antonio Sabato Jr. reacted to learning about the fraud case against Mary Carole McDonnell.

“Canadian primary aluminum into U.S. extruders, U.S.-melted steel going north for finishing, coming back south inside finished autos and appliances. A tariff doesn't tax that shipment once. It compounds every time the metal re-crosses,”

Dan Luttner explained how multi-crossing supply chains compound tariff costs across the border.

“If you raise the bar, students will reach it,”

Dr. Mark Brown defended Tuskegee University's renewed dress code and conduct standards in an interview.

“And you don’t ever want to trample somebody’s pain.”

Abdul El-Sayed reflected on his earlier response to the synagogue attack.

“Thank you to all those who voted.”

Organizers expressed gratitude to the public for participating in the voting.

“there are no indications of a security threat in our city or of any link to our Herbstfest”

Rosenheim Mayor Abuzar Erdogan addressed security concerns following a fatal stabbing at the local railway station.

“I along with my friends survived by just 10 seconds only,”

Yunisha Amatya described how narrowly she and her friends escaped the incoming flood.

“The move to orchestrated hate towards Muslims is not at a community level. If you’re looking at people when they’re mobilising, it’s not people from the villages. It is people in cities and in hostels.”

Dlame argued that anti-Muslim mobilization comes from cities and hostels rather than rural villages.

“Their chickens are just thriving, and the kids are having so much fun,”

Matt DuBoise talks about a coop his company donated to a school in Harlem.

“I feel proud that we saved so many lives.”

Rajendra Dawadi expressed his feelings about managing to evacuate hundreds of pupils to safety.

“As local law enforcement continues to investigate, my Attorney General remains in close contact with officials on the ground,”

New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill shared an update after being briefed on the Trenton mass shooting.

“I also don’t believe residents elected me to be a ‘salute and execute’ Mayor but to lead with conviction.”

Adams argued he was elected to lead with conviction rather than simply follow orders.

“It’s no one’s responsibility. … It’s simply one of those things that happens in cycling, unfortunately,”

Matxin Joxean Fernandez reflects on the nature of cycling following Tadej Pogacar's race-ending crash.

“I don’t think we can go to the other extreme. We must understand that there are certain global political realities, and the Islamophobia project aligns with those global agendas. And therefore, if we become complacent or nonchalant about it, what people are exposed to online could start impacting their psyche and how they think.”

Ravat warned that online rhetoric could eventually impact people's attitudes and psyche.

“What we want to do is use this distribution to try and figure out dark matter and dark energy because we know they exist, we see their effects, but what they are is a real mystery.”

Jenifer Millard explained how galaxy distribution data could help unravel dark matter and dark energy.

“Every time they create a new mechanism in which they try to get out of the noose, we just close it off,”

Rubio announced a new round of sanctions on Aug. 20 amid heightened U.S.-Cuba tensions.

“Stay away from the area.”

Police warned the public to stay away from the area after cordoning off the site of the shooting.

“could strike down everything I just described.”

Michael Klarman warned about the Supreme Court's power to overturn progressive reforms.

“I love the American people. Canadians love the American people,”

Doug Ford expressed affection for the American public despite the trade conflict.

“The integrity of the process is key as the regulatory decisions that will ultimately be made must be based upon solid and credible scientific evidence to assure that public health and the environment will be appropriately protected,”

Penny Fenner-Crisp submitted formal comments emphasizing the need for sound science in chemical regulation.

“As soon as we get an order removal, our goal is remove them as quick as possible, regardless of who they are. Get them out quick. Open those beds up for more detainees.”

Tom Homan stated the administration's objective is to deport individuals as quickly as possible to free up detention beds.

“I would say there’s no question that there’s been a lot more sightings this year. Does that translate into a higher number of sharks is a little bit of a nuanced question. There’s a lot of things to consider in there,”

Researchers noted an increase in white shark sightings in Maine.

“The American population deserves nothing less.”

Penny Fenner-Crisp asserted the public's right to credible, science-based health and environmental protections.

“I want to tell him that it is unacceptable for us, as a nation, to have a president who can eradicate our history, our culture and our identity,”

Pierre Picard condemned Donald Trump's attempt to erase Indigenous history and identity.

“Recent data demonstrate that Jewish Canadians are being targeted at a grossly disproportionate rate, while community-based reporting reflects thousands of antisemitic incidents across Canada,”

Jason Rapert highlighted data showing Jewish Canadians being disproportionately targeted by antisemitic incidents.

“Their new weapon is to say that my 99% SUCCESS Rate on Endorsements, 100% on Senatorial Endorsements (Many of whom were not even given a shot of winning until I Endorsed!), is either a mixed result, or not very good. In actuality, it is, without question, the strongest Endorsement in the History of Politics,”

Donald Trump accused news organizations of attempting to undermine his endorsement track record.

“He puts forward a political equation stating that there are 500,000 legitimate settlers, alongside a few dozen deviants or anomalies,”

Ehab Jabareen commented on how the Israeli government frames settler violence.

“Every state is obliged to investigate and prosecute those suspected of committing genocide,”

The BDS movement stated that states have an obligation to investigate suspects of genocide.

“will never win another election.”

Michael Klarman proposed an agenda aimed at changing the political system.

“make sure everybody hears loud and clear”

Mike Moore stated the mission of the Attention Initiative regarding education and prevention.

“The highly enriched uranium is still in the country and could still be enriched. Iran has also weaponised geography, in that it’s essentially closed off the Strait,”

Miller points out Iran's continued nuclear and strategic capabilities despite military strikes.

“I don't believe for a second that Mike Jeffery was the cause of Jimi's death,”

Eric Barrett disputed the theory that Mike Jeffery was responsible for Jimi Hendrix's death.

“Tennis meant the world to me. Not just playing, not just winning, but creating something new,”

Roger Federer reflected on the personal meaning of his tennis career at his induction ceremony.

“you’re willing to forgo every conservative issue and let the Senate fall into the hands of Democrats if that’s what it takes to kill datacenters?”

MS Now questioned a resident in Hood County, Texas about her willingness to vote against Republicans over datacenters.

“The war hasn’t gone as planned, so it hasn’t given him that momentum. If anything, it joins the list of things where he’s overpromised and underdelivered, given how much was expected of it as a decisive moment.”

Levy describes the political fallout in Israel from the war not proceeding as anticipated.

“The prevention, it works if you put it out there,”

Dr. Ronald Gates emphasized the effectiveness of youth gang-prevention initiatives.

“I hope we can gain it back, but we’re losing trust too, and that’s significant.”

Carrie Goux expressed concern over the loss of trust following the closure of the Global Engagement Center.

“I have asked the U.S. Department of Justice Office of Civil Rights to look at the Stop Nick Shirley Act … to see if they can do anything to intervene to prevent the implementation of this law. We have been dialoguing with the Department of Justice, and now we have a game plan as to how we will proceed forward in the courts to overturn this unconstitutional law,”

Carl DeMaio describes his outreach to the DOJ Office for Civil Rights regarding the new California legislation.

“Christopher Harborne is an immensely successful man,”

Nigel Farage speaks on a podcast about the business success of Christopher Harborne.