Long version: My parents arrived this evening and, as a special treat, I planned on making pizza. For the sourdough pizza I make, this requires starting the dough the day before. Luckily, I also made the pizza sauce the day before, too. So when I had to be gone all afternoon on Friday to get my shingles medicine, I could leave behind two prepared pans of pizza dough and instructions for A. on how to bake and top them.
When I arrived home at 6:45 p.m., the pizzas were just done. We used the asadero cheese in place of mozzarella, and no one could tell a difference. One pizza was plain cheese. The other had chorizo sausage and onions on one half, and onions, bell pepper, and beet greens (from our garden) on the other half.
I had also planned on making a salad, but I just wasn't up to it. A. assured me he put so many vegetables on the half of the one pizza that it was pretty much a salad pizza. And there are tomatoes in the sauce. Good enough.
Long version: My parents took us to eat at the restaurant in the village. I wasn't very hungry--which I attribute to the virus and/or the medicine for it, because I am NEVER not very hungry--so I didn't even order anything. I was pretty sure there would be leftovers from everyone else's food anyway. I was right. So I ate a little of my mom's chicken fajita salad, the last bit of Charlie's bean burrito, the last inch of Jack's hot dog, and some french fries.
Cubby ate every last bit of his green chili cheeseburger, selfish child, so I didn't get to taste that. It would probably be too spicy for me, anyway. He certainly enjoyed it.
I also sneaked half of my dad's chocolate chip cookie. So basically, everyone fed me, whether they wanted to or not.
Long version: On Saturday morning, Rafael's son Ray showed up at my door bearing an antelope roast. He's a hunting guide, and he had a client that shot an antelope* but only wanted the head for mounting. Thankfully, Ray took the meat and brought some by for us.
I had never had antelope before, but I figured it couldn't be much different from venison. The roast looked to be the hindquarter, and it was big, so I cut it in half. I froze one half, and cut the other into chunks, which I browned. I took the meat out, made a sauce with diced onion, garlic, sliced mushrooms, dry vermouth, and cream, then added the meat back in to cook a little more.
Verdict: Antelope is even better than venison. No gamy flavor at all. It tasted like beef. It was a bit chewy, though I suspect that's because the temperatures here preclude hanging meat for any length of time, which goes a long way towards tenderizing it. Next time I'll be more careful to leave it a bit more rare.
Short version: Pork steaks, baked potatoes, sauteed calabacitas, green salad, CAAAKE!
Long version: Okay, so I actually don't know what the calabacitas really is. That's what Rafael calls it. It's definitely a variety of squash, but when I looked it up online, calabacitas seems to refer to zucchini or a variety called tatuma squash, which doesn't look like his. His have green stripes and a neck.
He told me when they're small--which the one he gave me this week was--they should be cooked like zucchini. But when they get big--and at this point in the conversation, he measured about a foot in length with his hands--they can be cut in half and baked in the oven with brown sugar and butter. I gather from that they are actually a variety of winter squash that can be cooked at the immature stage.
I dunno. I sliced it and sauteed it in olive oil with garlic. It was good, whatever it might actually be.
I also tried a new thing on the baked potatoes this time. There's a product in stores here called Mexican crema that is described as being similar to French creme fraiche, though it is also marketed as a kind of sour cream. It tastes more like creme fraiche to me--less of a tang than sour cream. I like sour cream better anyway, and the Mexican crema has some unnecessary ingredients in it, so I think I'll stick to my Daisy brand sour cream.
The CAAAAKE! was a complete departure for me. I am not prone to making cake randomly (special half-birthday microwave cakes aside), but I had way too many bananas on hand that were heading south. Like eight. And not enough room in my freezer. So I used four of them to make a double-chocolate banana cake. The recipe says they're muffins. I say that person is fooling herself. It's cake. Delicious cake, but I wouldn't try to pass this off as breakfast. I doubled the recipe and baked it in a big Pyrex pan. Like a cake. Because it is.
My dad, who is a cake person like me, appreciated it. And agreed that one should not eat it for breakfast.
Long version: It seemed very fitting to make tacos for my parents' last dinner with us. Tacos were a great tradition in my family when I was growing up. I remember the chopping of all the toppings to take soooo long. Now, of course, with my vast experience with kitchen tasks that actually take so long--three-hour peach jam, I'm looking at you--chopping taco toppings doesn't even register.
I cooked the chicken thighs and drumsticks in the morning and then stripped them (leaving me with a lot of chicken stock again, which I was not motivated to try to can again) and shredded the meat. At dinner time, I just cooked some diced onion and garlic, added salt, cumin, chili powder, and a little vinegar, then the chicken and a little stock and heated it through.
I started the pinto beans in the morning too by quick-soaking them (cover with water, bring to a boil, then leave covered off heat for two hours, drain before re-covering with water to cook), and then cooking them with onion, garlic, cumin, chile powder, salt, chicken stock, and tomato juice left over from draining the tomatoes for the pizza sauce on Friday.
I have learned that it's traditional here to cook pinto beans very plain, not even salt, in anticipation of seasoning them at the table with whatever sauce is going along with the main dish. Or with just salsa. I prefer to season them when cooking into something more like chili beans, so I guess I'll never be a traditional New Mexican cook.
I even had avocados this time to make guacamole, which was just the delicious avocado-icing on the taco cake. Yum.
She worked up her appetite by doing some yoga.
Long version: I diced a few sad-looking tomatoes I got from Rafael and cooked them in oil with salt, chili powder, and garlic powder, then added chicken stock and rice. While that cooked, I fried some of the leftover taco chicken in some leftover grease from the pork steaks (yummy because it's pre-seasoned with the spices I used on the pork, i.e, paprika, garlic powder, salt, and pepper). Then I added some frozen peas--zucchini would have been more in keeping with the Mexican theme, but Jack is the only boy who will eat it--then some of the cooked rice, then some cheese. It tasted a little bland still, so I added a little vinegar and a spoonful of "mild" (not mild) salsa.
Ta da! Dinner is served.
I also had a scoop of calabacitas in mine. Calabacitas refers to both the squash and a dish made with the squash that also includes corn, onions, and chili peppers. I know this because Rafael brought me some of the calabacitas his brother had cooked, so I would know how to make it. There are green chilis in it, which makes it much too hot for me, so I'm using just a spoonful at a time with other things to try to tone it down a bit.
It still makes everything too spicy for me, though. I am far too much of a wimp for this state.
Long version: Yup. Pancakes. That's it. And not with yogurt or fruit or anything that could let me pretend they were particularly healthy either. Just pancakes with butter and maple syrup.
Well, they were at least buckwheat flour pancakes, which have somewhat more protein that wheat flour pancakes, plus they had a lot of yogurt and milk in the batter. And I did give each boy a whole carrot to eat right after school, plus milk with their pancakes, so I think that covers all the food groups, right?
* Antelope are everywhere here. We see herds of them on the range with the cows all the time. This means, of course, that I spend a lot of time singing "Home on the Range," mostly in my head, but sometimes out loud. It's so appropriate, it's just irresistible. I just looked up the lyrics, and I encourage you to go read them. I think my favorite line is, " . . . where seldom if ever, any poisonous herbage doth grow." They don't write songs like that anymore.
That Rafael & Ray - how special they are!
I count pancakes as a full meal occasionally!
Look up tromboncino squash. It matches your description. Pick early and eat as a summer squash, cooked as you would zucchini. Or allow it to mature into a winter squash.
Our grocery store 450 miles from the nearest corner of New Mexico had Hatch chilies the other week. So much work (that is, in "I hate to cook" terms) but such a lovely treat from time to time. No seeds and no veins make green chilies much less spicy, if you do decide you like the underlying flavor (which I do).
We sometimes have pancakes for supper — whole wheat, with token fruits on the side — but my husband resents the no-meat quality of it so it pretty much has to be when he's not home. Ha.
Someday I should keep a list of what we do eat in a week so that I can offer a relevant comment.
Sara: Woah, those tromboncino squash are trippy. Rafael's don't look like that, though. His have a much shorter neck. They look more like gourds. I suspect they're some kind of cross-bred thing that just volunteered in his garden and he keeps saving the seeds from them. So I don't think they're anything other than Rafael's unique calabacitas.
Karen: That was a totally relevant comment. Chilis and pancakes are on topic. Not that I care if comments are on topic or not.I just like to read them.
I found the calabacitas very interesting--and the translation I found was just "little squash," which makes total sense to me. It looks like a great dish. Every time I read one of the restaurant posts, I'm eager for one of those green chile burgers. My style!
-itas added to a word usually means small or little in Spanish so they could be small Calabasas squash. Just a thought. I am loving learning about all the newe food and how you are dealing with it. I bet Rafael and his family are proud to have you be so welcoming to their offerings. Have you mentioned needing a freezer to him. He would probably know someone who had one to get rid of. Or anyone you meet probably. One day there could be a white pickup coming up the street with another prize for you.
G.P.: "Calabaza" is the Spanish word for pumpkin, but also a general word for squash. We don't really have room in this house for a freezer, unfortunately. It's a problem.
I can totally vouch for the awesomeness of the meals we ate that you just described! You're truly one innovative, great cook.
We ate one very large zuccihini you sent which I sliced and broiled with italian dressing and parmesan cheese. Still have more along with lots of cucumbers. Thanks for sharing!


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Red Eye : FOXNEWSW : July 2, 2016 11:00pm-12:01am PDT
classified information at risk? the clinton campaign advisor is here. cal a marriage party candidate questioned with emaims and the benghazi report and tarmac on bill clinton with attorney general loretta lynch. this is a lack of honesty. cal, what do you make of this last week? >> they call it a review. fbi director comey said i don't do reviews, this is a criminal investigation. i love the way clintons spin thing. number one she will be indicted which i seriously doubt and that will reenforce what bernie sanders and donald trump said that the system is rigged. and if she is indicted. president obama is in the constitutional powers in pardoning her. and she is indicted and the delegates in philadelphia decide to pick someone else and enter joe biden, he is tanned and rested and insure the obama legacy nothing happens by accident with the clintons. the meeting on the tarmac in phoenix on a private plane that was not a condins. i don't spend 30 minutes talking about my grandchildren. i want to give you a chance to react. the big bad week the clinton had. >> it is not been her best wee
classified information at risk? the clinton campaign advisor is here. cal a marriage party candidate questioned with emaims and the benghazi report and tarmac on bill clinton with attorney general loretta lynch. this is a lack of honesty. cal, what do you make of this last week? >> they call it a review. fbi director comey said i don't do reviews, this is a criminal investigation. i love the way clintons spin thing. number one she will be indicted which i seriously doubt and that will...
Fox Report Saturday : FOXNEWSW : July 2, 2016 4:00pm-5:01pm PDT
-mail. did she put classified information at risk? the clinton campaign advisor is here. cal a marriage party candidate questioned with emaims and the benghazi report and tarmac on bill clinton with attorney general loretta lynch. this is a lack of honesty. cal, what do you make of this last week? >> they call it a review. fbi director comey said i don't do reviews, this is a criminal investigation. i love the way clintons spin thing. number one she will be indicted which i seriously doubt and that will reenforce what bernie sanders and donald trump said that the system is rigged. and if she is indicted. president obama is in the constitutional powers in pardoning her. and she is indicted and the delegates in philadelphia decide to pick someone else and enter joe biden, he is tanned and rested and insure the obama legacy nothing happens by accident with the clintons. the meeting on the tarmac in phoenix on a private plane that was not a condins. i don't spend 30 minutes talking about my grandchildren. i want to give you a chance to react. the big bad week the clinton had. >> it
-mail. did she put classified information at risk? the clinton campaign advisor is here. cal a marriage party candidate questioned with emaims and the benghazi report and tarmac on bill clinton with attorney general loretta lynch. this is a lack of honesty. cal, what do you make of this last week? >> they call it a review. fbi director comey said i don't do reviews, this is a criminal investigation. i love the way clintons spin thing. number one she will be indicted which i seriously...
Fox and Friends First : FOXNEWSW : July 26, 2016 1:00am-2:01am PDT
candidate, his lead grows. there were problems in cleveland last week from a lodgist cal standpoint, a unity standpoint. i thought he was going to get a bump and he has. now it's a democrats turn. traditionally the party with the showcase will see a polling advantage at the end of the week. he wants to step on that. doing what he does best, staying in the media spotlight all the time and eating into that air time across the board for the democrats and making sure that he's offering counter programming which is an area of expertise he's honed for many years. >> also in those latest polls that came out, perhaps more significant, donald trump led hillary clinton by almost double dinlg tgits when it came to who most trusted when it came to the economy and terrorism. >> as we heard, trump spent an entire week, five days doing nothing but bashing hillary and blaming her and barack obama for every ill of the world. it's not surprising some of that has stock. i think we are going to see a reversal next week. i have been saying this for months, national polls don't have a lot to do with how ele
candidate, his lead grows. there were problems in cleveland last week from a lodgist cal standpoint, a unity standpoint. i thought he was going to get a bump and he has. now it's a democrats turn. traditionally the party with the showcase will see a polling advantage at the end of the week. he wants to step on that. doing what he does best, staying in the media spotlight all the time and eating into that air time across the board for the democrats and making sure that he's offering counter...
Happening Now : FOXNEWSW : July 27, 2016 10:00am-11:01am PDT
kick off day three of their convention. hello, everyone. i'm martha mack cal um and this is "the real story." the republican presidential nominee taking questions that spanned everything from vladimir putin to the dnc wikileaks which is one of his favorite topics and clinton's campaign at this stage, doing as they do so well, firing back. first let's go to john
Justice With Judge Jeanine : FOXNEWSW : July 23, 2016 9:00pm-10:01pm PDT
. party doesn't matter but when a group in plate cal party says we've got to go after this guy and figure out -- he skated on saying he is of jewish heritage, i think i read he's an atheist, this cold make a difference with my people, my southern baptist people. so what you've got is people trying to jackpot him and trying to mock his heritage and then there's jeff weaver who's the campaign manager who said someone has to be held accountable. what do you think, chris? >> this ain't bean bag, judge. >> no kidding. >> politics is a night fife and th knife fight. >> the dnc is not about politics. it's about the democratic party and when you've got the party picking one candidate and, you know, making it seem rigged, that's not fair. >> we're talking about individuals within the party. >> yeah t head of the finance committee and the dnc. that's not some low level volunteer. >> absolutely not. they felt very passionately. i don't know that they ever use thad inform snoogs matt, what's your take on that, matt? >> i think the anti-semitism is disgraceful and disgusting, to take it to the
. party doesn't matter but when a group in plate cal party says we've got to go after this guy and figure out -- he skated on saying he is of jewish heritage, i think i read he's an atheist, this cold make a difference with my people, my southern baptist people. so what you've got is people trying to jackpot him and trying to mock his heritage and then there's jeff weaver who's the campaign manager who said someone has to be held accountable. what do you think, chris? >> this ain't bean...
Fox and Friends First : FOXNEWSW : July 6, 2016 2:00am-3:01am PDT
to the nonsense cal conclusion that really wasn't his to make. i talked to two prosecutors today that would take that case in a i talked to 15 different agents that are basically worried about the reputation they worked hard for, the agency they love and it is not comey's right to sulley that reputation. we asked what you thought. your responses have been pouring in on this one. michael says travesty of justice. she should be held to a higher standard. gross negligence is all it takes for prosecution. it is proof trump is right. she cou greater people have been ruined for lesser charges. >> this is in no way a surprise. clinton proven time and time again she is gabove the law she can do whatever she wishes without being held accountable. >> hillary clinton careless and clueless but not criminal. let's keep talking about this. what does this say about how she would run the country? down the life debate on our facebook page after the show with the hashtag keep talking. >> blade runner os tar pistorius sentenced to six years in prison for killing his girlfriend. the sentence sparkin
to the nonsense cal conclusion that really wasn't his to make. i talked to two prosecutors today that would take that case in a i talked to 15 different agents that are basically worried about the reputation they worked hard for, the agency they love and it is not comey's right to sulley that reputation. we asked what you thought. your responses have been pouring in on this one. michael says travesty of justice. she should be held to a higher standard. gross negligence is all it takes for...
The Real Story : FOXNEWSW : July 27, 2016 11:00am-12:01pm PDT
off day three of their convention. hello, everyone. i'm martha mack cal um and this is "the real story." the republican presidential nominee taking questions that spanned everything from vladimir putin to the dnc wikileaks which is one of his favorite topics and clinton's campaign at this stage, doing as they do so well, firing back. first let's go to john roberts who's in miami traveling with the candidate donald trump. good afternoon, john. >> reporter: martha, good afternoon to you. it was a classic trump conference. i asked him four or five questions myself. he talked about the minimum wage saying it should be raised to $10 at the very minimum. he was very critical of hillary clinton, calling her a disaster. barack obama, calling him the most ignorant president in history. trying to tie donald trump very closely to vladimir putin after trump said he thought he was a strong leader. i asked him at the press conference if he becomes pretty would he treat putin as an adversary or an ally. here's how he responded. >> i would treat vladimir putin firmly but there's nothing i could
off day three of their convention. hello, everyone. i'm martha mack cal um and this is "the real story." the republican presidential nominee taking questions that spanned everything from vladimir putin to the dnc wikileaks which is one of his favorite topics and clinton's campaign at this stage, doing as they do so well, firing back. first let's go to john roberts who's in miami traveling with the candidate donald trump. good afternoon, john. >> reporter: martha, good afternoon...
branding his cal pain whether it's make america great again now he's saying we are the ticket, the law and order ticket. that goes a long way in politics because peel can easily define why it is they're running. >> it's brilliant and he has a pension for the timing. with four mass attacks on u.s. oil in as many weeks an terror deaths. not just indents but deaths across the world, more than 80% just last year alone, americans are not only clammering for leadership but also people around the world are clammering for leadership. this slogan is going to go a long way and now people can really relate to trump as laying down the law and pence as maybe bringing it up with order. >> they were talking about this last night and he said, you know, that would be what could move this ticket into the white house but the problem is right now voters want to know if they can trust donald trump. if he is a safe candidate in terms of moving in and keeping them safe. so huh can he give viewers an answer to that question that is a positive one? >> well, about 60% of people in america feel less safe now tha
branding his cal pain whether it's make america great again now he's saying we are the ticket, the law and order ticket. that goes a long way in politics because peel can easily define why it is they're running. >> it's brilliant and he has a pension for the timing. with four mass attacks on u.s. oil in as many weeks an terror deaths. not just indents but deaths across the world, more than 80% just last year alone, americans are not only clammering for leadership but also people around...
The Kelly File : FOXNEWSW : July 5, 2016 9:00pm-10:01pm PDT
why you saw the image that was changed. but really i'm struck by hillary clinton's response, cal particular image anti-semitic, considering her hometown is chicago, illinois, has a six point star yellow badge. so why is this all of a sudden anti-semitic? >> because you throw it on top of money. >> sheriff, cor upgs, badge. >> you source it from a bunch of tweeters who have a history of anti-semitism and horrible vile things they say about jews. you have consistently -- >> no. the media and the pundits are saying the source was an anti-semitic. someone else used it on an anti-semitic website. >> you heard the speaker say somebody has got to take control of trump's social media because he continues to get himself in trouble on the twitter. >> the speaker can say whatever he wants. this idea that this was somehow anti-semitic is false, period. yes, it was a. >> who controls his social media? >> i don't know. you have -- >> did trump re-tweet that or was. >> this was dan scavino, who already came out and said there was no intent here. dan scavino is married to a jewish woman. >> that
why you saw the image that was changed. but really i'm struck by hillary clinton's response, cal particular image anti-semitic, considering her hometown is chicago, illinois, has a six point star yellow badge. so why is this all of a sudden anti-semitic? >> because you throw it on top of money. >> sheriff, cor upgs, badge. >> you source it from a bunch of tweeters who have a history of anti-semitism and horrible vile things they say about jews. you have consistently --...
Factor Special: Miller Meets Gutfeld & Mcguirk : FOXNEWSW : July 1, 2016 8:00pm-9:01pm PDT
an an atom cal word, but we bleeped it. what i'm trying to get it is they're afraid. you're right, they're not all as dumb as they look. but they really believe that equality means there shouldn't be any difference in gender. that's what it should be, miller. that's what the rainbow pot is. >> well, listen, maybe i'm not smart enough to follow all this, but i remember when i was in high school, and if you're going to give high school guys -- and i remember three or four lunatics at my high school -- a reason to show up at school that day and say they feel like women that day and they want to go into the girls' locker room, i can't express specifically what's going to happen, but it ain't going to be pretty. >> here's my solution to this whole problem. that president obama, the supreme court, and congress should all gather in the nation's capital, and be shown the movie "animal house." they should all have to watch the movie with your pal, john belushi. then after yaward, we'll have a big discussion because there are differences between men and women, and people on both sides -- >>
an an atom cal word, but we bleeped it. what i'm trying to get it is they're afraid. you're right, they're not all as dumb as they look. but they really believe that equality means there shouldn't be any difference in gender. that's what it should be, miller. that's what the rainbow pot is. >> well, listen, maybe i'm not smart enough to follow all this, but i remember when i was in high school, and if you're going to give high school guys -- and i remember three or four lunatics at my...
Red Eye With Tom Shillue : FOXNEWSW : July 23, 2016 12:00am-1:01am PDT
not metaphor cal. i saw a vine of that. >> i ran down the beach nude with my mega hat on. i thought it was up lifting. maybe it is being in new york too long and we are dark people, but i thought it was fun. >> camille, he would say it was a beacon, it was a warning. that's what he wanted, right? >> i suppose. he was trafficking in and selling a heck of a lot of fear. plenty fire and brimstone and not much of a singing cor res. no hosannas apart from i am wonderful and i am smart. the world is scary, but me and my friends can fix it. that's every presidential candidate in the modern era. everyone paints bleak pictures and then says they can fix everything. it is also the case that they all exaggerate and so does donald trump. we don't know what happened in munich, but we know the crime stats are bunk. nonsense. we don't know whether or not crime is going up in this country, but to the extent it went up 17 odd percent, worth noting we have seen a precipitous decline in this country since the 1990s. it has been halved. that was the peak. if it went up it would be half as bad as it was
not metaphor cal. i saw a vine of that. >> i ran down the beach nude with my mega hat on. i thought it was up lifting. maybe it is being in new york too long and we are dark people, but i thought it was fun. >> camille, he would say it was a beacon, it was a warning. that's what he wanted, right? >> i suppose. he was trafficking in and selling a heck of a lot of fear. plenty fire and brimstone and not much of a singing cor res. no hosannas apart from i am wonderful and i am...
The Kelly File : FOXNEWSW : July 12, 2016 9:00pm-10:01pm PDT
most eloquent. this is him putting his or tore cal skills, which can be considerable, to the best use. by i, like you, was struck by the turn he made and especially by that last comment that he made that you showed on the air where he said, you know, that it would be easier for a teenager to get a glock pistol than to get a gun or even a book. now, that's nonsense. but it was in furtherance of the agenda that he was talking about, about, you know, spending in the inner cities, about gun control and all the rest of it. and i was frankly disappointed that he chose to go in that direction. you know, the president has a problem in the sense that he -- to him, i think, racism in america has a white face, never a black face. that's why you heard him say in the aftermath of the hideous murders of the policemen in dallas that we might never be able to untangle the motives of the shooter. the shooter's motives were perfectly clear. he said in his conversations with the police that he wanted to kill police and he wanted to kill white people. i'm not saying the president would deny that's what h
most eloquent. this is him putting his or tore cal skills, which can be considerable, to the best use. by i, like you, was struck by the turn he made and especially by that last comment that he made that you showed on the air where he said, you know, that it would be easier for a teenager to get a glock pistol than to get a gun or even a book. now, that's nonsense. but it was in furtherance of the agenda that he was talking about, about, you know, spending in the inner cities, about gun...
up. >>> donald trump understands, and he martha mack. >>> hi, everyone. i'm marsha mack cal um. the helicopter should be coming overhead at any moment. >>> plus, she's apologizing for her role in the melania trump speech thing. we'll tell you about that that resembles another beach. >>> and new details coming from "the new york times," we ee see what is in that report and what his responsibilities would be as veep. we're going to talk about that when we see you moments away. stay with us. >>> back talking about the republican convention with republican strategist and jessica ehrlich, democratic strategist. mike pence is going to be speaking to the nation tonight. what does he need to accomplish? >> it's interesting. i had a conversation with senator ted cruz about what he thought. he thought mike pence is a true conservative. especially donald trump with the ner never trump crowd, they'll see whether it be at the house or the current governors that he has a conservative bone fees to lead the trump administration into the conservative principles continuing into the future. so as long
up. >>> donald trump understands, and he martha mack. >>> hi, everyone. i'm marsha mack cal um. the helicopter should be coming overhead at any moment. >>> plus, she's apologizing for her role in the melania trump speech thing. we'll tell you about that that resembles another beach. >>> and new details coming from "the new york times," we ee see what is in that report and what his responsibilities would be as veep. we're going to talk about that...
support base and he will going every where you can and where issues align i think it is a smart polt cal moitical. you will hear him be anti trump and bringing the party together. at thanksgiving with the family you can't coral them all in one place you will have a crazy cousin going here and there. >> debbie wasserman schultz out but immediately hired on to hillary clinton's campaign. clinton sent out this statement saying she's grateful to debbie for getting the democratic party to this year's historic convention in philadelphia. she is serving as an honorary chair and let democrats in every part of the country. what does that say to bernie supporters? >> well you have to wonder if debbie wasserman schultz through gasoline on the fire by doing this. she resigned as chairwoman -- she will be resigning as chairwoman of the dnc. 24-hours after announcing that plan she joins the clinton campaign. it really validates the message of bernie sanders saying he was actively, woulding to elect hillary clinton. being here today united them together. but when debbie wasserman shoelts gavels in the
support base and he will going every where you can and where issues align i think it is a smart polt cal moitical. you will hear him be anti trump and bringing the party together. at thanksgiving with the family you can't coral them all in one place you will have a crazy cousin going here and there. >> debbie wasserman schultz out but immediately hired on to hillary clinton's campaign. clinton sent out this statement saying she's grateful to debbie for getting the democratic party to...
Hannity : FOXNEWSW : July 12, 2016 10:00pm-11:01pm PDT
, president obama used jumping to conclusions as some sort of mental cal thennics. it's what he does best. some of these statistics he cited, those have been debunked. cops do not shoot black males at two times the rate of whites. as for arrest rates, when you include the participation in crime and in violence that black males are attributed to, that equals out why their numbers are higher in terms of arrest and imprisonments. so he's using faulty data. again, what we want from the president, sean, is we want him to calm the waters. but he's picked the side. he's picked the side of the criminals, of race huftlers and demagogues. this has been the most anti-police president i have ever seen. >> wow. we've got to take a break. we're going to have more of this panel right after the break. >>> coming up next, tonight, you won't believe this right here on "hannity." >> i want to feel sad for them, but i can't help but feeling like the shooter was a martyr. >> a former miss alabama under fire for calling the dallas police killer a martyr. the woman behind that video is here next in a "hannity"
, president obama used jumping to conclusions as some sort of mental cal thennics. it's what he does best. some of these statistics he cited, those have been debunked. cops do not shoot black males at two times the rate of whites. as for arrest rates, when you include the participation in crime and in violence that black males are attributed to, that equals out why their numbers are higher in terms of arrest and imprisonments. so he's using faulty data. again, what we want from the president,...
Shepard Smith Reporting : FOXNEWSW : July 7, 2016 12:00pm-1:01pm PDT
republicans are step kick cal about this and ultimate -- skeptical about this because no credible alternative has stepped forward. ted cruz, the texas senator who hung in until the last with john kashich, had a meeting with trump today in washington and it's presumed that this will be an endorsement. john kashich has said virtually nothing other than he wishes trump was not the nominee. so even the wound held on the longest against him aren't stepping forward. mitt romney isn't going to. so even if they changedded the rules the big question is, who is the alternative? >> the meeting with priebus and others who others who have not endorsed him, i'm read it described as tense. there's a report that donald trump lashed out at one politician who is not yet endorsed him. your assessment of that and the reaction thereof? >> reporter: well, most republicans in congress are going to vote for trump. not necessarily because they love him but because that's pretty much hate hillary clinton politically speaking. we are hear that from voters. the folks who are the most worried about trump are what we call
republicans are step kick cal about this and ultimate -- skeptical about this because no credible alternative has stepped forward. ted cruz, the texas senator who hung in until the last with john kashich, had a meeting with trump today in washington and it's presumed that this will be an endorsement. john kashich has said virtually nothing other than he wishes trump was not the nominee. so even the wound held on the longest against him aren't stepping forward. mitt romney isn't going to. so...
from "roll cal" today, a pretty catchy headline, "ted cruz buries the hatchet -- in donald trump's back," says roll call. donald trump saying ted cruz did not honor his pledge to eventually back the nominee of the republican party. >> i am not in the habit of supporting people who attack my wife and attack my father. and that pledge was not a blanket commitment that if you go and slander and attack heidi, that i'm going to nonetheless come like a servile puppy dog and say thank you very much for maligning my wife and maligning my father. >> wow, this is something else. chief political correspondent carl cameron in cleveland. carl, he did the walk through, getting the feel for the podium and the room. what are we expecting him to say, carl? >> reporter: it's going to be a lengthier speech than folks might have imagined. the trump campaign is keenly aware that it will be the biggest rated political event. it's an opportunity for him not just to talk to americans at great numbers but also communicate globally. one of the advisers involved in the speech writing suggested to me the other day
from "roll cal" today, a pretty catchy headline, "ted cruz buries the hatchet -- in donald trump's back," says roll call. donald trump saying ted cruz did not honor his pledge to eventually back the nominee of the republican party. >> i am not in the habit of supporting people who attack my wife and attack my father. and that pledge was not a blanket commitment that if you go and slander and attack heidi, that i'm going to nonetheless come like a servile puppy dog and...


PARIS -- New-car registrations in France rose 2.5 percent in January, with sales helped by strong gains at Peugeot, Mercedes, Hyundai and Skoda. Sales increased to 156,151, industry group CCFA reported Thursday. French automakers' sales rose by 12 percent, while foreign automakers lost 8.5 percent.
PSA Group led the way with sales rising 18.5 percent month over month, including Opel, which was not included in 2017 sales until August. Buoyed by its 3008 and 5008 crossovers, Peugeot continued its strong performance, gaining 11 percent for the month after increasing 9.2 percent in all of 2017. The brand widened its market-share lead over domestic rival Renault to nearly three percentage points. Citroen sales were up 2.7 percent, continuing a positive trend after the introduction of the C3 Aircross SUV last autumn. DS sales fell 14 percent while Opel sales held steady under PSA's ownership.
Renault Group sales rose 2.9 percent, but Renault fell 0.7 percent as the brand introduced comparatively few new models in 2017. Sales at budget subsidiary Dacia increased 14.3 percent in January following an increase of 12 percent in December.
Skoda sales rose 15 percent behind the Karoq and Kodiaq. Spanish brand Seat rose 4.4 percent.
Daimler's sales surged by 36 percent, with Mercedes-Benz gaining 39 percent and Smart's sales rising 16 percent. BMW Group lost 0.3 percent, with an increase of 24 percent at Mini and decrease of 10 percent at BMW brand.
Hyundai Group rose 12 percent, with Hyundai brand leading all Asian automaker during the month with an increase of 17 percent. Hyundai sister brand Kia gained 8.5 percent. Toyota sales were up 6.9 percent. Nissan sales fell by 5.6 percent.
Fiat Chrysler sales also outpaced the market, increasing 9.4 percent. Fiat brand rose by 3.6 percent, Jeep was up 47 percent and Alfa Romeo increased by 24 percent. Ford sales lagged the market, falling by 2.6 percent.
Sales of diesel powertrains fell to just 41 percent of the market, a decline of six percentage points from January 2017. In contrast, gasoline engine sales rose to 52 percent of the market from 46 percent a year earlier. Sales of electric vehicles fell to just 0.8 percent of the market from 1.5 percent in 2017.
By body style, SUVs and crossovers accounted for 37 percent of the market, compared with 30 percent a year earlier.


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