As classy as the whole thing looked on screen, Julie Andrews has revealed that “a few Anglo-Saxon swear words” were used during a botched harness stunt during the filming of “Mary Poppins.”

Andrews appeared on Stephen Colbert's “The Late Show” in the US when she revealed the near-catastrophic incident.

“There was a very dangerous day at the very end of filming when I was in this unbearably painful harness,” she said.

“And I spent the longest time hanging up there with the umbrella.

(Source: CBS)

“I thought I felt the wire give way and fall about six inches. I was nervous… and very tired.

“So I called down and said, 'Excuse me, if you let me down, could you let me down very gently because I feel like I'm slipping and I just don't feel very safe up here.'”

And what happened next?

“I fell on the stage. I did. And then there was a terrible silence for a minute and I must admit that a few Anglo-Saxon swear words flew from my soul.”

Arguably the most classic Disney musical, it came out 53 years ago when Andrews – now 83 – was 28.

The sequel, “Mary Poppins Returns,” is planned for 2018, with Emily Blunt in the role of the magical nanny.

At her side are Ben Whishaw as the adult Michael Banks, Emily Mortimer as his adult sister Jane, as well as Meryl Streep, Colin Firth, Angela Lansbury and Lin-Manuel Miranda.

Dick Van Dyke, who of course played chimney sweep Burt in the original, will also have a cameo appearance.

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Despite a pay raise ahead of the 2024 season, the San Francisco Giants' revamped roster has failed to deliver on its promises, and a notable MLB insider has revealed which players they could trade at the trade deadline. Unfortunately, they won't be expensive additions: Blake Snell and Matt Chapman.

Heading into today's MLB games, the Giants sit with a disappointing 29-33 record, nine games out of first place in the tough National League West and a game and a half out of a wild card spot. Despite having a top-10 payroll and making some big free agent sales before the season began, the roster has significantly underperformed.

Also read: 4 San Francisco Giants trade targets to help the club stay competitive in the NL West

Being in a division with talented teams like the Dodgers, Padres and Diamondbacks will also likely hurt their chances of being serious Wild Card contenders later in the year, which is why there is already speculation that they could be traded before the MLB transfer deadline on July 30. If they decide to make a salary change in the next few weeks, could Snell, Chapman and their expensive contracts be on the cards in the transfer talks?

In a column Tuesday, ESPN MLB insider Jeff Passan took a first look at which teams could be buyers and sellers before the deadline, and in his opinion the San Francisco Giants could go either way. However, he did have some disappointing news regarding Snell or Chapman moving forward.

• Blake Snell Stats (2024): 6 starts, 0-3 record, 9.51 ERA, 1.944 WHIP, 31 strikeouts, 14 walks, 23.2 innings pitched

“As for the bigger names, both third baseman Matt Chapman and left-hander Blake Snell have exit options after this season, and teams automatically devalue players with such options, so they're likely to stay no matter what tactics San Francisco pursues,” Passan wrote.

However, the MLB insider mentioned that Michael Conforto is a “reasonable bet” to be shipped out of town, and there are several teams that “would love to sign LaMonte Wade Jr.” The next few weeks will determine what the organization does before July 30, but the loss of Jung Hoo Lee for the season and another recent injury to the 2023 C Young winner certainly doesn't help their chances of becoming buyers.

Also read: The bad mood at the San Francisco Giants continues after Jung Hoo Lee is horribly injured

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Yes, we are seeing a hell of a new trend in recent years as we know we can work from anywhere. We're all moving. This new map, compiled by our Hurst partners at the San Francisco Chronicle, shows us exactly how many people are moving in and out of every county in the country. Really cool. Here is the national picture and you can see that the counties where most people are leaving are shown in orange and where they are going is shown in blue. So you want to be blue. Check this one out. Suffolk County, home of Boston. 39,000 people moved there in recent years. But look at this: 64,000 people moved out in Palm Beach County. Almost 75,000 people moved to the area. 63,000 pulled out another example. Approximately 41,000 people left Allegheny County, their homeland, and moved to Pittsburgh. And the study shows that people are moving to the surrounding outskirts. You can actually trace that, but they also moved to Arizona, Illinois and Texas. Curious where you live. We will publish this searchable map directly on my website, reports Rawson dot com. Back to you

New data currently being collected shows us who is moving out of our local community and who is coming in. During the pandemic years, many cities saw large flows of immigration and emigration as remote work became more possible. The new map was compiled by our Hearst partners at the San Francisco Chronicle. It shows exactly how many people are moving in and out of each county across the country. The counties where people are leaving the most are shown in orange and where they are going in blue. In Suffolk County, Massachusetts, for example, 39,000 people have moved there while 64,000 have moved out in recent years. In Palm Beach County, Florida, 75,000 people moved into the area while 63,000 moved out. The data even tracked which cities and states people are moving from. Approximately 41,000 people left Allegheny County, Pennsylvania. The study shows that people moved to the surrounding suburbs, but also to Arizona, Illinois and Texas. In addition to migration data, the report also shows the total income of people moving between counties. Curious where you live? Search your county on the interactive map to see the most common origins and destinations for people moving in and out of your county between 2020 and 2021. Can't see the map? App users click here HR0cHM6Ly93d3cuZXhwcmVzc25ld3MuY29tL3Byb2plY3RzLzIwMjMvc2FuLWFudG9uaW8tbW92aW5nLXRyZW5kcy1tYXAvbWFwLWVtYmVkLyIgaXM9InJlc3BvbnNpdmUtaWZyY W1l IiBoZWlnaHQ9IiIgaW50ZXJ2YWw9IjEiPjwvaWZyYW1lPg==

New data being collected shows us who is moving out of our local community and who is coming in. During the pandemic years, many cities saw large flows of immigration and emigration as remote work became more possible.

The new map was compiled by our Hearst partners at the San Francisco Chronicle. It shows exactly how many people are moving in and out of each county across the country. The counties where people are leaving the most are shown in orange and where they are going in blue.

In Suffolk County, Massachusetts, for example, 39,000 people have moved there while 64,000 have moved out in recent years. In Palm Beach County, Florida, 75,000 moved into the area while 63,000 moved out.

The data even tracked which cities and states people are moving from. Approximately 41,000 people left Allegheny County, Pennsylvania. The study shows that people moved to the surrounding suburbs, but also to Arizona, Illinois and Texas.

In addition to migration data, the report also shows the total income of people moving between counties.

Curious where you live? Search for your county on the interactive map to see the most common origins and destinations for people moving in and out of your county between 2020 and 2021.

Can't see the map? App users click here

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The San Francisco Giants earned a series victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates on Sunday and won another game thanks to their good starting performance.

Keaton Winn, just in his second big league season, was a scorcher for the Giants on Sunday. It was his third straight game in which he pitched six innings and allowed just one earned run, for a season ERA of 3.18.

Other starting players have played big roles in many of the wins, including Jordan Hicks and Kyle Harrison.

The right-handed hitter Hicks has been a reserve player for most of his career but is not in the starting lineup this season. In his first six starts, the 27-year-old was one of the best starters in baseball with a 1.59 ERA.

In all of his starts he was completely excited. His ability to keep the ball in the yard was an asset, allowing just one home run in 34.0 innings pitched.

Harrison wasn't as dominant as Hiccup and Winn. However, the young left-hander showed a lot of potential in his second season. In his last start against the Pirates, he did what was needed by allowing zero earned runs and striking out seven in 6.0 innings.

Even though they all pitched well, there's a chance they'll hit the most pitches they've ever pitched. Winn didn't throw more than 127 1/3 innings in a season in his pro career, Hicks was a reliever and Harrison didn't throw more than 113 innings.

With all the injuries in baseball, it's something the coaching staff and coaches should keep in mind.

According to The Athletic's Andrew Baggarly, San Francisco president Farhan Zaidi considers 180 innings to be “red on the gauge.”

According to Baggarly, Zaidi said they are relying on these three pitchers and will figure it out when they have more options.

“We all talked to all three pitchers at the beginning of spring training, even before we signed (Blake) Snell,” Zaidi said. “We told them, 'We're going to rely on you more at the beginning of the year, and when the guys come back and we have more options, we'll figure out where we are.'”

The Giants president seems to understand that this could be an issue that could lead to moves being made to add more depth. With so many injuries in baseball, the health of pitchers must be the organization's top priority.

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The artificial intelligence company unveiled its new voice engine technology on Friday, just over a week after filing a trademark application for the name.

The company claims that it can recreate a person's voice with just 15 seconds of recording that person speaking.

OpenAI says it plans to test it with early testers, but “will not generally release this technology at this time” due to the risk of misuse.

“We recognize that producing speech that resembles people’s voices poses serious risks, which are particularly great in an election year,” the San Francisco company said in a statement.

In New Hampshire, authorities are investigating robocalls sent to thousands of voters just before the presidential primary that featured an AI-generated voice imitating President Joe Biden.

A number of start-up companies are already selling voice cloning technology, some of which are available to the public or to select business customers such as entertainment studios.

OpenAI says its initial voice engine testers agreed not to impersonate a person without their consent and to disclose that the voices are AI-generated.

The company, best known for its chatbot and image generator DALL-E, took a similar approach when it announced but did not widely release its video generator Sora.

However, a trademark application filed on March 19 shows that OpenAI is likely aiming to get into the speech recognition and digital voice assistant business.

Ultimately, improving this technology could help OpenAI compete with other voice products like Amazon's Alexa.

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Yes, we are seeing a hell of a new trend in recent years as we know we can work from anywhere. We're all moving. This new map, compiled by our Hurst partners at the San Francisco Chronicle, shows us exactly how many people are moving in and out of every county in the country. Really cool. Here is the national picture and you can see that the counties where most people are leaving are shown in orange and where they are going is shown in blue. So you want to be blue. Check this one out. Suffolk County, home of Boston. 39,000 people have moved there in recent years. But look at this: 64,000 people moved out in Palm Beach County. Almost 75,000 people moved to the area. 63,000 pulled out another example. Approximately 41,000 people left the Allegheny County home area and moved to Pittsburgh. And the study shows that people are moving to the surrounding outskirts. You can actually trace that, but they also moved to Arizona, Illinois and Texas. Curious where you live. We will publish this searchable map directly on my website, reports Rawson dot com. Back to you

New data currently being collected shows us who is moving out of our local community and who is coming in. During the pandemic years, many cities saw large flows of immigration and emigration as remote work became more possible. The new map was compiled by our Hearst partners at the San Francisco Chronicle. It shows exactly how many people are moving in and out of each county across the country. The counties where people are leaving the most are shown in orange and where they are going in blue. In Suffolk County, Massachusetts, for example, 39,000 people have moved there while 64,000 have moved out in recent years. In Palm Beach County, Florida, 75,000 people moved into the area while 63,000 moved out. The data even tracked which cities and states people are moving from. Approximately 41,000 people left Allegheny County, Pennsylvania. The study shows that people moved to the surrounding suburbs, but also to Arizona, Illinois and Texas. In addition to migration data, the report also shows the total income of people moving between counties. Curious where you live? Search for your county on the interactive map to see the most common origins and destinations for people moving in and out of your county between 2020 and 2021. Can't see the map? App users click herePHNjcmlwdCBzcmM9Imh0dHBzOi8vcHJvamVjdHMuc2ZjaHJvbmljbGUuY29tL3NoYXJlZC9qcy9yZXNwb25zaXZlLWZyYW1lLmpzIj48L3NjcmlwdD48aWZyYW1lIHNyYz0iaHR0 cHM 6Ly93d3cuZXhwcmVzc25ld3MuY29tL3Byb2plY3RzLzIwMjMvc2FuLWFudG9uaW8tbW92aW5nLXRyZW5kcy1tYXAvbWFwLWVtYmVkLyIgaXM9InJlc3BvbnNpdmUtaWZyYW1lIiBo ZWl naHQ9IiIgaW50ZXJ2YWw9IjEiPjwvaWZyYW1lPg==

New data currently being collected shows us who is moving out of our local community and who is coming in. During the pandemic years, many cities saw large flows of immigration and emigration as remote work became more possible.

The new map was compiled by our Hearst partners at the San Francisco Chronicle. It shows exactly how many people are moving in and out of each county across the country. The counties where people are leaving the most are shown in orange and where they are going in blue.

In Suffolk County, Massachusetts, for example, 39,000 people have moved there while 64,000 have moved out in recent years. In Palm Beach County, Florida, 75,000 people moved into the area while 63,000 moved out.

The data even tracked which cities and states people are moving from. Approximately 41,000 people left Allegheny County, Pennsylvania. The study shows that people moved to the surrounding suburbs, but also to Arizona, Illinois and Texas.

In addition to migration data, the report also shows the total income of people moving between counties.

Curious where you live? Search for your county on the interactive map to see the most common origins and destinations for people moving in and out of your county between 2020 and 2021.

Can't see the map? App users click here

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• Tutt said she was left ‘crushed’ after incident in 2020 on one of the first times she venture out presenting as a woman
• The former WWE star is open about her transition from gladiator Tyler Reks to the woman she is today
•  She and her family moved from San Francisco to Austin, Texas in before the pandemic but said she has had largely positive experiences in the LGBTQ+ hostile state

Transgender WWE star Gabi Tutt has opened up about the moment she broke down in tears after a store clerk misgendered her.

The wrestler turned influencer explained how she was left feeling ‘crushed’ after the incident with a salesperson in 2020.

It took place on one of the first times Tutt, 45, decided to venture out dressed as as a woman and two months before she officially came out.

‘I bee-lined for my truck and cried for half an hour,’ Tutt told the San Francisco Chronicle. ‘I didn’t present (as) female for over a week — it crushed me.’ 

Tutt, who competed in the WWE as dreadlocked gladiator Tyler Reks, frequently shares images charting her transition.

Trans influencer Gabbi Tutt, who used to compete in WWE as Tyler Reks, shared she cried after a store clerk misgendered her The upsetting incident took place in 2020, before Tutt had officially come out and on one of the first occasions she presented as female In January that same year, she moved from from San Francisco to Austin, Texas , one of the least welcoming states for LGBTQ + people

In January 2020, she and her wife Priscilla along with their daughter Mia moved from San Francisco to Austin, Texas, one of the least welcoming states for LGBTQ+ people.

Tutt revealed that she learned to use a gun shortly after moving to the state, receiving lessons from an Army member neighbor.

And in 2021, she decided to attend a New Years Eve party ‘in full presentation’ after being invited by the same neighbor.

‘I walked in the door and got a standing ovation,’ Tutt said. 

While she acknowledged that her adoptive state has a bad reputation for trans rights, Tutt revealed that her experiences have markedly improved since the mall incident despite some online abuse.

The former wrestler also said her ability to get gender affirming procedures saved her life.

‘I would wake up every day feeling miserable, feeling like my life was incomplete,’ Tutt said. ‘And my heart breaks for every transgender human who is going through that.’ 

Tutt told how even as a child she would dress up in her mother’s clothes and gravitate towards girls toys.

Tutt’s wife Priscilla supported her transition, although the two are now in the process of separating The influencer shared how she learned to handle a gun after moving to Texas The 45-year-old was positive about her experiences in Texas, although recognized her wealth and privilege have allowed her to receive gender affirming procedures which have helped with the transition

But she buried her impulses after realizing they could get her in trouble. During puberty, she got into weightlifting and was scouted as a possible WWE star.

Tutt, performing as Reks, went on to have a career which spanned from 2008 to 2012, boasting appearances at Smackdown, Raw and Wrestlemania.

However, during the pandemic she was able to reflect on her gender identity and went on to transition.

‘I ask myself to this day, what made those feelings resurface at 36 years old,’ Tutt said. ‘And I haven’t been able to figure it out.’ 

Today, Tutt although in the process of splitting from her wife, runs a successful fitness business largely training women.

Priscilla has been supportive of Tutt’s transition and encouraged her to come out, while she remains close with Mia.

‘People will say, ‘You’re getting divorced, Gabbi,’ and yeah, the fairy-tale ending doesn’t always happen,’ Tutt said. ‘But I’m a successful businesswoman and I have a child who is well loved, and I am a trans woman.’ 

Tutt frequently shares insights into her transition, and hopes to be an example for other trans women.

Tutt frequently shares her journey as well as her fitness and lifestyle tips with her fans She told how she buried her feminine impulses as a child, only for them to bubble up again during the pandemic, prompting her transition Today the former wrestler has an active community of supporters and runs a successful fitness business Tutt is open about her journey, sharing everything from videos of her recovery from facial feminization surgery and the effects of hormone therapy and midlife puberty.

She now has 124,000 followers on Instagram, and shares her journey as well as her fitness and lifestyle tips with her fans. 

She has discussed everything from videos of her recovery from facial feminization surgery and the effects of hormone therapy and midlife puberty.

‘I understand what it feels like to walk out in public with no confidence, to fear what people might say or do or how they might look at you,’ Tutt said. ‘The solution is learning to love who you are on the inside. And we first must accept who we are.’ 

However, not all aspects of her transition have been smooth. 

During the summer, Tutt revealed that she was missing WWE more than she anticipated and expressed disappointment that she was ‘blocked’ from going backstage at Smackdown at Madison Square Garden.

A representative for WWE told NYTimes that the issue was caused by a ‘shortage of tickets,’ but an exception still wouldn’t be made to go backstage.

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Yeah, we’re seeing *** new trend over the last few years now that we know we can work from anywhere. We’re all moving. This new map compiled by our hurst owned partners at the San Francisco Chronicle shows us exactly how many people are moving in and out of every county across the country. Really cool. Here’s the national picture and you can see the county people are leaving from the most are orange and where they are going is in blue. So you wanna be blue. Look at this one. Suffolk County home to Boston. 39,000 people moved there in the last few years. But look at this, 64,000 people moved out in Palm Beach County. Just about 75,000 people moved into the area. 63,000 moved out another example. About 41,000 people left Allegheny County home to Pittsburgh. And the study shows people move to the outer suburbs right around it. You can actually track that, but they also moved to Arizona, Illinois and Texas. Curious about where you live. We’re gonna put this searchable map right up on my website Rawson reports dot com. Back to you

New data being collected right now shows us who is moving out of our local community and who’s coming in. During the pandemic years, many cities saw large flows of residents entering and leaving as remote work became more possible. The new map was compiled by our Hearst-owned partners at the San Francisco Chronicle. It displays exactly how many people are moving in and out of every county across the country. The counties people are leaving from the most in orange and where are going to in blue. For example, in Suffolk County in Massachusetts, 39,000 people moved there in the last few years, while 64,000 moved out. In Palm Beach county, Florida, 75,000 moved into the area, while 63,000 moved out.The data has even tracked from which cities and states people are moving from and to. About 41,000 people left Allegheny County, Pennsylvania. The study shows people moved to the outer suburbs around it but they also moved to Arizona, Illinois and Texas. In addition to migration data, the report shows the total income of people moving between counties as well. Curious about where you live? Search for your county in the interactive map to see the most common origins and destinations for people who moved in and out of your county between 2020 and 2021.Can’t see the map? App users click herePHNjcmlwdCBzcmM9Imh0dHBzOi8vcHJvamVjdHMuc2ZjaHJvbmljbGUuY29tL3NoYXJlZC9qcy9yZXNwb25zaXZlLWZyYW1lLmpzIj48L3NjcmlwdD48aWZyYW1lIHNyYz0iaHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuZXhwcmVzc25ld3MuY29tL3Byb2plY3RzLzIwMjMvc2FuLWFudG9uaW8tbW92aW5nLXRyZW5kcy1tYXAvbWFwLWVtYmVkLyIgaXM9InJlc3BvbnNpdmUtaWZyYW1lIiBoZWlnaHQ9IiIgaW50ZXJ2YWw9IjEiPjwvaWZyYW1lPg==

New data being collected right now shows us who is moving out of our local community and who’s coming in. During the pandemic years, many cities saw large flows of residents entering and leaving as remote work became more possible.

The new map was compiled by our Hearst-owned partners at the San Francisco Chronicle. It displays exactly how many people are moving in and out of every county across the country. The counties people are leaving from the most in orange and where are going to in blue.

For example, in Suffolk County in Massachusetts, 39,000 people moved there in the last few years, while 64,000 moved out. In Palm Beach county, Florida, 75,000 moved into the area, while 63,000 moved out.

The data has even tracked from which cities and states people are moving from and to. About 41,000 people left Allegheny County, Pennsylvania. The study shows people moved to the outer suburbs around it but they also moved to Arizona, Illinois and Texas.

In addition to migration data, the report shows the total income of people moving between counties as well.

Curious about where you live? Search for your county in the interactive map to see the most common origins and destinations for people who moved in and out of your county between 2020 and 2021.

Can’t see the map? App users click here

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By Katelyn Caralle, U.S. Political Reporter For Dailymail.Com In Alpharetta, Georgia

04:14 01 Dec 2023, updated 08:02 01 Dec 2023

• DeSantis showed off an app where feces is ‘plotted’ in the California city 
• He jabbed Newsom for ‘cleaning up’ for the visit of Chinese President Xi Jinping 
• Came at the end of a fiery debate between the red and blue state governors 

Ron DeSantis pulled out a map of human feces on the streets of San Francisco and tore into the homelessness and crime in the city in his fiery debate with California Governor Gavin Newsom on Thursday night.

Newsom, a Democrat, claimed he had taken 68,000 people off the streets and closed 6,000 homeless camps when the Florida governor pulled out the visual aid.

‘You may be asking ‘what is that plotting?’ This is an app where they plot the human feces that are found on the streets of San Francisco,’ Republican Gov. DeSantis detailed. ‘That is what has happened in one of the previous greatest cities this country has ever had.’

He then took a jab at Newsom for cleaning it up for the visit of Chinese president Xi Jinping earlier this month as the testy showdown wrapped.

The pair went to war over COVID policies, the southern border, taxes, crime and book bans in the primetime head-to-head on Fox News .

Both governors accused each other of lying about many of their states’ policies in what was a display of two alternatives to Donald Trump and Joe Biden. 

Ron DeSantis pulled out a map of human feces in San Francisco and tore into the homelessness and crime in the city in his fiery debate with California Governor Gavin Newsom on Thursday night

The end devolved into chaos when they called each other ‘bullies’ and shouted over each other while moderator Sean Hannity tried to intervene.

Along with the feces map, DeSantis’ campaign also unveiled on its website the sale of $37 brown socks with the words: ‘Newsom’s California Walking Socks. Watch your step.’

The description reads: ‘Thinking about visiting California? You’re going to need a pair of these. Order your California walking socks before you’re dodging feces in San Francisco!’

The two specifically sparred over some noticeable changes in California and Florida since they both become governors at the start of 2019. This included homelessness, drug use and crime.

In the U.S., 30 percent of those experiencing homelessness are located in California, according to the Department of Housing and Urban Development.

Of every 10,000 people in California, 44 are homeless, while only 12 of every 10,000 people in Florida are experiencing homelessness.

DeSantis started the debate by slamming his California counterpart by pointing to his hypocrisy during COVID-19 by going out to fine-dining restaurant The French Laundry and sending his children to in-person private schools while his residents were still under lockdown.

He said California ran out of UHaul moving trucks because so many people were moving out to head to red states – including Florida. He said among the new residents in Florida is the father of Newsom’s wife, Jennifer Siebel Newsom.

Newsom didn’t back down in the one-on-one debate in Alpharetta, Georgia on Thursday night, taking a dig at DeSantis by saying they both won’t be presidential nominees in 2024.

He also accused DeSantis of ‘trolling’ with his move to transport migrants out of border states to Democratic sanctuary cities – and said he’s trying to one-up former President Donald Trump with the antics.

‘You almost have to try to mess California up,’ DeSantis said during feisty opening remarks explaining why his state is superior. ‘That is what Gavin Newsom has done since he has been governor.’

‘He has imposed restrictions on his own people while exempting himself from those restrictions and going to the French Laundry while his people were suffering,’ the Florida governor said. ‘He led the country in school closures, blocking kids out of school while he had his own kids in private school in-person.’

Newsom has repeatedly said he has no plans to run for president in 2024 and has served as a surrogate for President Joe Biden since he launched his reelection campaign this year.

But DeSantis is among a group of Republicans who don’t take the California leader at his word, and believe he plans to launch a 2024 bid for president – especially if Biden for some reason is no longer in the race.

Newsom claimed he had taken ‘68,000 people’ off the streets and closed 6,000 homeless camps when the Florida governor pulled out the visual aid ‘You may be asking ‘what is that plotting?’ This is an app where they plot the human feces that are found on the streets of San Francisco. That is what has happened in one of the previous greatest cities this country has ever had.’ DeSantis’ website features a $37 pair of brown socks titled ‘Newsom’s California Walking Socks’, it says they are for making sure your feet are protected from feces on the city streets of San Francisco

‘I thought this was state versus state,’ moderator Sean Hannity of Fox News posed to the two men as they devolved into debate over national-level policies.

‘But it’s about the United States of America, I thought this guy was running for president of the United States,’ Newsom shot back.

‘You will not admit it,’ DeSantis said, demanding: ‘Admit that you’re running.’

DeSantis is currently in the middle of a heated primary election where he comes in distant second to former President Donald Trump. He will debate his fellow 2024 competitors on Wednesday – just six days after the one-on-one with Newsom.

The California governor claims that despite DeSantis ‘playing political games,’ he is failing at trying to be the new Trump with policies more radical than the ex-president’s.

‘You’re trolling folks and trying to find migrants to play political games to try to get some news attention to out-Trump Trump,’ Newsom alleged of the Florida governor’s actions.

‘And by the way, how’s that going for you? Down by 41 points in your own home state.’ 

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Yeah, we’re seeing *** new trend over the last few years now that we know we can work from anywhere. We’re all moving. This new map compiled by our hurst owned partners at the San Francisco Chronicle shows us exactly how many people are moving in and out of every county across the country. Really cool. Here’s the national picture and you can see the county people are leaving from the most are orange and where they are going is in blue. So you wanna be blue. Look at this one. Suffolk County home to Boston. 39,000 people moved there in the last few years. But look at this, 64,000 people moved out in Palm Beach County. Just about 75,000 people moved into the area. 63,000 moved out another example. About 41,000 people left Allegheny County home to Pittsburgh. And the study shows people move to the outer suburbs right around it. You can actually track that, but they also moved to Arizona, Illinois and Texas. Curious about where you live. We’re gonna put this searchable map right up on my website Rawson reports dot com. Back to you

New data being collected right now shows us who is moving out of our local community and who’s coming in. During the pandemic years, many cities saw large flows of residents entering and leaving as remote work became more possible. The new map was compiled by our Hearst-owned partners at the San Francisco Chronicle. It displays exactly how many people are moving in and out of every county across the country. The counties people are leaving from the most in orange and where are going to in blue. For example, in Suffolk County in Massachusetts, 39,000 people moved there in the last few years, while 64,000 moved out. In Palm Beach county, Florida, 75,000 moved into the area, while 63,000 moved out.The data has even tracked from which cities and states people are moving from and to. About 41,000 people left Allegheny County, Pennsylvania. The study shows people moved to the outer suburbs around it but they also moved to Arizona, Illinois and Texas. In addition to migration data, the report shows the total income of people moving between counties as well. Curious about where you live? Search for your county in the interactive map to see the most common origins and destinations for people who moved in and out of your county between 2020 and 2021.Can’t see the map? App users click herePHNjcmlwdCBzcmM9Imh0dHBzOi8vcHJvamVjdHMuc2ZjaHJvbmljbGUuY29tL3NoYXJlZC9qcy9yZXNwb25zaXZlLWZyYW1lLmpzIj48L3NjcmlwdD48aWZyYW1lIHNyYz0iaHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuZXhwcmVzc25ld3MuY29tL3Byb2plY3RzLzIwMjMvc2FuLWFudG9uaW8tbW92aW5nLXRyZW5kcy1tYXAvbWFwLWVtYmVkLyIgaXM9InJlc3BvbnNpdmUtaWZyYW1lIiBoZWlnaHQ9IiIgaW50ZXJ2YWw9IjEiPjwvaWZyYW1lPg==

New data being collected right now shows us who is moving out of our local community and who’s coming in. During the pandemic years, many cities saw large flows of residents entering and leaving as remote work became more possible.

The new map was compiled by our Hearst-owned partners at the San Francisco Chronicle. It displays exactly how many people are moving in and out of every county across the country. The counties people are leaving from the most in orange and where are going to in blue.

For example, in Suffolk County in Massachusetts, 39,000 people moved there in the last few years, while 64,000 moved out. In Palm Beach county, Florida, 75,000 moved into the area, while 63,000 moved out.

The data has even tracked from which cities and states people are moving from and to. About 41,000 people left Allegheny County, Pennsylvania. The study shows people moved to the outer suburbs around it but they also moved to Arizona, Illinois and Texas.

In addition to migration data, the report shows the total income of people moving between counties as well.

Curious about where you live? Search for your county in the interactive map to see the most common origins and destinations for people who moved in and out of your county between 2020 and 2021.

Can’t see the map? App users click here

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