you can read it it margie ross.com. do you feel a little bit unleashes that the same thing as publisher? >> i probably feel a little unleashed. but it is certainly true with more latitude and more flexibility i'm sure that's true for anyone. my blog has been a passion play for me. as you said it's on margie ross consulting.com. every week, almost every week sometimes i miss a week, i try to speak out on something i find it interesting that i hope other people will find it interesting that just kind of at a the nexus of a publishing media and current events and culture. >> in one of your blog postsos you talk about cancel culture. you talk about that w relatively frequently.wa i want to read a quote to you and have you walk us through it. no matter how much you try to duck for cover, sooner or later the woke police will find you. no matter how far you run, you cannot hide. >> sad but true. i felt compelled to say that because i still think there are a lot of people who think if i simply keep my head down or if i simply s

in this episode we will talk to longtime publisher margie ross and look at some of the latest books by current and former members of congress. but first, let's start with this week's publishing industry news. the new president of the publishing house for strauss and jarreau joins a growing group of women that have taken over leadership roles at large publishing houses including dana canady and simon & schuster, lisa lucas at pantheon and adrian vaughn at bloomsbury usa. in other news, reuters reports french legislation takes aim at amazon shipping costs to customers in the country. currently french law prohibits discounting the price of new books and free shipping. amazon charges 1% to get around that and the new legislation would set a minimum delivery fee the french ministry of culture commenting, quote, this law is necessary to regulate the distorted competition in online book sales and prevent the inevitable monopoly that will emerge if the status quo persists. amazon argues that it will hurt customers in the rural areas. in other news, performing artists have started a lending lib

thoughts on the current stf publishing is long time regnery president and publisher margie ross. when did you leave regnery and what are you doing these days? >> guest: thanks for asking, peter. i left, i stepped down in january of 2020 and moved to the country in central virginia and started my own little book publishing consulting business. >> host: what kind of authors are you working with; are you working with publishers? >> guest: i'm working with both. actually i'm working with publishers and authors. it's a lot of fun. i get to spend more time doing the part of book publishing that i really love, which is helping authors make sure their books are impactful and interesting and relevant and compelling and well positioned for their brand and i get to spend all my time working with publishers and authors on developing great books. >> host: your years at regnery, who were some of the authors that you published? >> guest: be published pretty much every leader and a celebrity author you can think of on the conservative side of the aisle, so that includes david limbaugh, dinesh de

offer her thoughts on the current state of publishing is long time regnery president and publisher margie ross. when did you leave regnery and what are you doing these days? >> guest: thanks for asking, peter. i left, i stepped down in january of 2020 and moved to the country in central virginia and started my own little book publishing consulting business. >> host: what kind of authors are you working with; are you working with publishers? >> guest: i'm working with both. actually i'm working with publishers and authors. it's a lot of fun. i get to spend more time doing the part of book publishing that i really love, which is helping authors make sure their books are impactful and interesting and relevant and compelling and well positioned for their brand and i get to spend all my time working with publishers and authors on developing great books. >> host: your years at regnery, who were some of the authors that you published? >> guest: be published pretty much every leader and a celebrity author you can think of on the conservative side of the aisle, so that includes david limbaugh, din

would be working for them, he made it clear that if his party is back in power, he will put gosar and margie q. green back on their committees, maybe even better ones. mccarthy is just stating what we already know. that if this party comes back, it's going to be one giant revenge fantasy. >> what they have started cannot be easily undone. their actions today and in the past have forever changed the way the house operates. and furthermore, it means that

margie in pennsylvania, we will go to you next. caller: good morning. this is so interesting because just this very weekend my married granddaughter and her husband are leaving for training. we've all over investigated this whole thing so we are very impressed with all the preparation and the training and the interviews and so forth. so if there is somebody out there thinking i think i will go be a truck driver, even the preparation to get to be interviewed, don't be naive. it is not easy. i am sure all drivers on the highway appreciate that because these truckers, five weeks long, half of it at desk work and half of it out on the road. i didn't have a real question. i just wanted to thank you for having this topic on today because it's very much affecting our whole family with our wonderful grand daughter and her husband setting out to be a team of drivers. host: richard from colorado. good morning. caller: good morning. i'm getting ready to go to trucking school. i checked into it and changed careers in colorado through the workforce center. they do g

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honestly. margie free is involved with one check, a local group fiercely opposed to the introduction of 2 way cycle lanes. are group believes that this is not a safe cycle lane. i've seen so many near misses. i can't even tell you, save eliminated the bustling, which now means the buses have to stop all along every car behind it stops idling. traffic fumes are created by didn't consider myself her a radicals, likeness, and away. i've been radicalized by senior position. i'm hearing story that it's the death of the village is the death of commerce as well. and people need to change. you have to leave space for these new new ideas. counsellor hannah con, has already been working on this one small scheme, the 2 years. we have consulted, we have spoken to many residents in many different ways. there are so many angles to look at from businesses to elderly residents. so it's complicated. i mean, the most challenging thing for me is the hostility that we received for divided community. and that's what these low traffic neighborhoods are doing. it don't make the question if a modest proposa

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honestly. margie free is involved with one check. a local group fiercely opposed to the introduction of 2 way cycle lanes. are group believes that this is not a safe cycle lane. i've seen so many near misses. i can't even tell you, save eliminated the bustling, which now means the buses have to stop all along every car behind it stops idling. traffic fumes are created by didn't consider myself her a radicals, likeness, and away. i've been radicalized by senior position. i'm hearing a story that it's the death of the village. it's the death of commerce as well. and people need change. you have to leave space for these new new ideas. counsellor hannah con, has already been working on this one small scheme, the 2 years. we have consulted, we have spoken to many residents in many different ways. there are so many angles to look at from businesses to elderly residence. so it's complicated. i mean, the most challenging thing for me is the hostility that we received for divided community. and that's what these low traffic neighborhoods doin

honestly. margie free is involved with one. she's like a local group fiercely opposed to the introduction of 2 way cycle lanes. our group believes that this is not a safe cycle lane. i've seen so many near misses. i can't even tell you, they have eliminated the bustling, which now means the buses have to stop all along every car behind it stops idling. traffic fumes are created by didn't consider myself her. a radicals like listen away, i've been radicalized by seeing your position. i'm hearing a story that it's the death of the village. it's the death of commerce as well. and people need to change. you have to leave space for these new new ideas counsellor honda con, has already been working on this one small scheme, the 2 years. we have consulted, we have spoken to many residents in many different ways. there is so many angles to look at from businesses to elderly. right. so it's complicated. i mean, the most challenging thing for me is the hostility that we received for divided community. and that's what these low traffic ne

honestly. margie free is involved with one check. a local group fiercely opposed to the introduction of 2 way cycle lanes. are group believes that this is not a safe cycle lane. i've seen so many near misses. i can't even tell you, save eliminated the bustling, which now means the buses have to stop all along every car behind it stops idling. traffic fumes are created by didn't consider myself her. a radicals like this and away i've been radicalized by senior physician. i'm hearing a story that it's the death of the village. it's the death of commerce as well. and people need to change. you have to leave space for these new new ideas counsellor honda con, has already been working on this one small scheme for 2 years. we have consulted, we have spoken to many residents in many different ways. there are so many angles to look at from businesses to elderly residents. so it's complicated. i me, the most challenging thing for me is the hostility that we received for a divided community. and that's what these low traffic neighborhoods of d

honestly. margie free is involved with one check. a local group fiercely opposed to the introduction of 2 way cycle lanes. are group believes that this is not a safe cycle lane. i've seen so many near misses. i can't even tell you, save eliminated the bustling, which now means the buses have to stop all along every car behind it stops idling. traffic fumes are created by didn't consider myself her. a radicals like listen away, i've been radicalized by seeing your position. i'm hearing story that it's the death of the village. it's the death of commerce into the world. and people need to change. you have to leave space for these new new ideas. counsellor hannah con, has already been working on this one small scheme, the 2 years. we have consulted, we have spoken to many residents in many different ways. there are so many angles to look at from businesses to elderly. right. so it's complicated. i mean, the most challenging thing for me is the hostility that we received for divided community. and that's what these low traffic neighborho

cooking oil, other it's angelica margie's and even made their thing. rich, i've seen a 400 percent right site that people out of got suffering dead m o proteins under opposition. parties of course are digging. i'd want edge of die saying that iran cons government edge phase. however, the prime minister has promised to try to hes daughter, most wondered about 50 percent of the population they think will be help read this new to leave back age by how many to leave baggage if can the government continue to off off i. d dimer in the countries economic head is getting worse by the day. the countries already and gallsworthy i medford wiping the 6000000008 baggage for whited by d i m f. but experts won that strict conditions from them will relate to even higher prices, which will put an additional burden on the consumers. so did a b. i had been able to help august on in their short term by depositing 3000000000 dollars in cash deposits. and the countries prime minister of gods and hopefully that they will be able to revive the economy. but for it takes won. t

i'm going to do with me on the line for the only issue with oh, this is margie the bobby zone beginning of jail because a yeah, you me to do it all in my them with another if they about killer co muck to music my them in and either with shiki deborah joke, so let me jump to the district, you know, for the 3rd this is a middle welcome to his in wash through alt, i'm the media. i've talked to noon tanya tech. this is my stu, autumn, that ed dick now. this he actually of the dance. hasha muttered. good emmy. didn't couldn't tell much of that. i shall neil. bob. john bullshit. patasha the much. you know that each and wellness is italian than the up button. yes, hubble not a dish margin and yet can music. and miser melinda. it took me to that level. we run more than a little earlier that no longer that we juggle the seller on the color boilers. stay chopped. i recite all the set up and talk sandy up to she mclaughlin. yeah, nick m following. jack took them and on behalf was that was on the hoses. should it made him be a makeup? like alex, you said you're not, you're not good shit. i initiate

honestly. margie free is involved with one. she's like a local group fiercely opposed to the introduction of 2 way thy claims our group believes that this is not a safe cycle lane. i've seen so many near misses. i can't even tell you, save eliminated the bustling, which now means the buses have to stop all along every car behind it stops idling. traffic fumes are created by didn't consider myself her a radicals, likeness, and away. i've been radicalized by seeing your position. i'm hearing a story that it's the death of the village. it's the death of commerce is as well. and people need to change. you have to leave space for these new new ideas counsellor. honda con, has already been working on this one small scheme for 2 years. we have consulted, we have spoken to many residents in many different ways. there is so many angles to look at from businesses to elderly residents. so it's complicated. i mean, the most challenging thing for me is the hostility that we received for divided community. and that's what these low traffic n

i think the issues in texas and elsewhere have margie with the people in government of the people in the hospitals. i suspect if he spoke to if not most positions would be eager to help their patients however they need to be t helpe. in their constraint had to do with the law and not the medical side. >> include general concession i have seen both speaking out. should not be restricted. >> do you think the sexism pushed any of them to championing the suffrage movement? should such a fastening character a call or an odd duck. she still had this view of society men and women it being equal not stepping on bended toes by achieving it she thought it would be harmonious and oil received. >> in addition, first of all she is not much of a team player and the idea of collaborating was not her cup of tea. i think her primary beef with the suffragists they were not suffragists when they were there they were the emerging women's rights movement. the first priority of that movement was the very first party were vote for women. i don't think was against vote for women she just did w not think it

we are going to see that where to weather continue for a time, margie drive, their forceful anchor, and also for pakistan. ah, with the stage is set and it's time for a different approach. one that is going to challenge the way you think we're ditching the sound bites and we're digging into the issues from international politics to the global pandemic. and everything in between. join me as i take on the la, dismantled misconceptions and debate the contradictions upfront with me, mark lamb on hill on out 0, lou, the me again, you're watching as a reminder of our top stories this been protest this weekend in western europe over co, with 19 restrictions in austria, members, and supporters of the far right freedom party on now holding a rally. nationwide lockdown begins on monday pictures from the netherlands, which is also seen protests over the weekend. 110000 covered 19 cases reported last week. she went into a partial lockdown a week ago, and the u. s. is calling on china to prove the tennis play a punch. why is ok? you haven't been seen since accusing a high ranking politicians of sexu

it's angelica margie's and even made it don't reject seen a 400 percent. right site. the people out of got suffering that i'm all for or day . i'm the opposition parties of god are digging. i'd want edge of died saying that emron cons government had failed. however, the prime mister has promised to try to hes doors. gotcha. most wondered about 50 percent of the population they say will be help reduce new to leave back age. but how many to leave baggage if can the government continue to all fall at a dime or in the country's economic? is it getting worse by the day? the country is already in gallsworthy, i medford wiping the 6000000000 it baggage for whited by d. i. m f, but experts won that strict conditions from them will relate to even higher prices, which will put an additional burden on the consumer. so did a b. i had been able to help august on in their short term by depositing 3000000000 dollars in cash to products. and the countries prime minister of god is hopeful that they will be able to revive the economy. like critics won, the government will after do much

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we're here in kelvin grove called me, margie just beginning to head of thousands of youth protest is heading across to george square from where we'll hear from the light. so greg hood bergen, vanessa mccarthy guided knox was amongst various others. i'd be very interesting to see what people here think about what happened the top 26. so far, lots of big are now to tourist on coal a meeting. but all of that is outside the talk, so it's not just more blah, blah, blah, is good, doesn't hurt it, or is it meaningful? let's speak now to our it's true, it's from a, from guatemala. tell us more about what is like back where you come from. and, and what kind of questions were on the american region in between mexico and central america, there has been the installation of mega danica, mining projects, thermal, electrical that are so here us climate solutions. but back in our territories are costing echosign, genocide displacement violence against indigenous communities and dedicated to all people dying. are people dying by the effects of the climate change by the violence of the states that are

of restorative justice which after he was elected, and by the way he was not electeded with a huge margi. but once he was elected, the first thing he did is he fired seven of our city's most experienced prosecutors and all the red flags went up seveimmediately. >> brian: richie, this guy has got an interesting back story. his parents are incarcerated. this guy has got an agenda. he is still trying to leveraget andrew cuomo to get his father out of jail. so with that big heart of his, he's emptying and not arresting anybody, not arresting anyone. emptying jails. even liberals are fed up with him. even progressives are saying this guy has gone too far. >> yeah, that's right. when all the recall signature gatherers on the recall petition had beenll circulating over the past month, there were a lot of angry left-wing people. a lot of angry progressives who said this is not what i signed up for. they signed a petition and they would get their friends to sign and they said if i could sign 100 times, i would sign. they did not want this. they did not sign up for chesa boudin in this manner? >>

and my father said to my mother, he said, see, margie? i told you we shouldn't have had him. >> "welcome back kotter," it's in my bones. it's in my dna. that slow, sexy -- ♪ welcome back ♪ ♪ your dreams were your tickets out ♪ ♪ welcome back ♪ ♪ to that same old place that you laughed about ♪ >> boy, what an honor. in my class. all four marx brothers. rocco, stupo, jerko and dumbo. >> the sweathogs were a collection of guys with a special relationship with their teacher. they were brothers and friends. >> up your nose with a rubber hose. >> barbarino was set up to be you know, the sex symbol. >> vinny barbarino. damn. >> washington is a basketball player cool guy. >> hi there. >> epstein is the tough guy. >> come on, watching a fight i ain't in makes me nervous. >> horshack is the nerd. >> did you know that horshack means the cattle are dying? [ animal noises ] >> when "welcome back kotter" premiered, we were a hit. >> and suddenly, abc attracted. this audience that had been so underserved by prime time tv. the kids, the t

if republicans were to take control of the house next year that he would seriously consider placing margie taylor green and get the committee assignments back. if the gop were to take over the house. what do you think of that? >> well, i'll tell you what has happened this year was stripping members of congress of their committee assignments. that had never been done before. there's something called the constitution. the constitution says we have to follow the rules of the house when it comes to investigating and condemnation when these things happen, it's got to go through the ethics committee that hadn't happened with gosar and green. i condemn what they said. somebody will get hurt and it's not okay. representative gosar should have taken responsibility for what he posted. he should have apologized for it. it's not okay. i'm someone that receives threats from both sides of the aisle, the fringes of the far right and far left. it's important that we set a better example for our kids and our country given how divisive and how violent the last two years have been city after city across the

stock futures pointing to a struggle for another day we're worried about the future let's bring in margie patel and s seema shaw that little rbi about wind power was not just interesting about the scotts and their wind power. it's because you have written about the green energy transition we talk a lot about it and how in the short term it might be inflationary on certain levels you think it might be inflationary on more levels. explain. >> hi, thanks for having me on it's more than just the basic kind of talk about energy transition and what's going to happen to energy prices. we have to think about carbon pricing, the carbon credits companies will receive think about research and development that companies are going to have to take on as we shift to the new greener, energy world. you have to think about things like the additional cost in terms of r&d in terms of talent, there's so many things going on. these are not just any term for 2022 or just up to 2030. these are long-term impacts that companies have to absorb and that will have an impact on portfolio allocations and the way invest

but this is margie milton. since he's in the dms, they're done, they're sick, production production was never the issue. the issue was cut off the supplies from, from australia to austria, stream now strip strip. i just think it's stripped, normal ostracizing now still, but us drill, but just drill, but just dealing with the intended consequences of further inflation, vegetables and proteins and ins. and it's got its got brother based and cancellation, it's scott, scott, africa, good thing that happens a lot. that's good, that's good, real office, good. around the world. you have those political template and you those kind of back and forth to bit for towards to bit for towards to bat bottles. and then you then have to do with the very real world class once and then up now moving, moving to the situation to them with oil to go to the is it getting there into the opec members weren't to the a weren't a warrant to, to meet that per production after so much back and back forth back, real tax returns back back. you

we saw margie q. green publish lawmakers who supported the infrastructure bill. some of then got death threats. paul gosar indulged in a sick fake anime fantasy where he murders a colleague and takes a pair of knives to joe biden. that's the kind of domestic extreism that kevin mccarthy has welcomed with open arms in a deal with the devil that he hopes will land him the house gavel. with me now joyce vance, the former u.s. attorney and kurt bardella, adviser to the dnc and the dccc. i guess the first kind of question for you, joyce, at what point this playing footsie with insurrection cross the line into any crimes? what do they have to do to cross over that line? >> it's a deceptively difficult question because it has to be asked on an individualized basis in each situation. joy, you and i have talked about this before. i think the minute former president trump makes phone calls into georgia asking them to find him the number of votes he needs to win that state, that he has committed the georgia crime of soliciting election crime of trying to solicit the results

would be working for them, he made it clear that if his party is back in power, he will put gosar and margie q. green back on their committees, maybe even better ones. mccarthy is just stating what we already know. that if this party comes back, it's going to be one giant revenge fantasy. >> what they have started cannot be easily undone. their actions today and in the past have forever changed the way the house operates. and furthermore, it means that under the pelosi president, all the members that i have mentioned earlier will need the approval of a majority to keep those positions in the future. >> that's not a serious man. he is just not. so while the responsible party, the only party left that cares about democracy at this point, the yes sometimes irritating party that keeps the lights on and makes sure you go to the doctor, that part of the democrats, well, they spent today working to clear the messy final hurdles to pass the billion dollar billion bill which will get americans day care and home health care and cheap prescription drugs and help save the planet. a vote on that is expec

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margie in pennsylvania, we will go to you next. caller: good morning. this is so interesting because just this very weekend my married granddaughter and her husband are leaving for training. we've all over investigated this whole thing so we are very impressed with all the preparation and the training and the interviews and so forth. so if there is somebody out there thinking i think i will go be a truck driver, even the preparation to get to be interviewed, don't be naive. it is not easy. i am sure all drivers on the highway appreciate that because these truckers, five weeks long, half of it at desk work and half of it out on the road. i didn't have a real question. i just wanted to thank you for having this topic on today because it's very much affecting our whole family with our wonderful grand daughter and her husband setting out to be a team of drivers. host: richard from colorado. good morning. caller: good morning. i'm getting ready to go to trucking school. i checked into it and changed careers in colorado through the workforce center. they do g

my name is margie and i'm policy director at family services as well as code care for homeless emergency service providers association. i want to extend this resource for as long as we can including using vacancies to theflex extent for people who have been surviving on the streets for decades . i think the broader issuehere is the issue of capacity . of historically underfunded systems unprecedented levels of funding and to reduce homelessness and help individual people get from surviving to living so this has compellingly pointed out. there's more capacity and expertise that we sometimes realize and we need to build it up and partner collaboratively to start getting money out the door and get our systems moving for our mostvulnerable neighbors. >> thank you for your comments . next speaker please . >> good afternoon, my name is tracy and i worked at the coalition on homelessness as well as i live inthe tenderloin . and what i saw this morning i've been thinking of this whole afternoon but what i was thinking up this morning is when i saw this man in the seat of my car and i listened to