" The Senate Foreign Relations Committee chairman reiterated that "as it relates to me, I could care less what he does, I could care less.
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" And I said, "I think he could care less.
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He could care less about what the Warriors are doing.
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"He could care less," Pessina said about the drying process.
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I could care less about the shiny stuff or the fluff.
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He could care less about what you do for a living?
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He added he could care less about what bitcoin trades at.
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Former Trump advisor Gary Cohn could care less about trade deficits.
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I think they could care less about a lot of things.
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He could care less whether that story comports with established facts.
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" "I don't care if he tells me, I truly could care less.
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"I could care less about the politics, to be honest," he said.
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I could care less if a Republican or a Democrat is elected.
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They could care less about your feelings, creativity or need for perfection.
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"I could care less [if] banks, the nonbanks do it," he said.
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Well, the trial is finally underway, and the show could care less.
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The CEO said he could care less about what bitcoin trades at.
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At this point, they could care less about you and your good qualities.
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The noms tell us every year they could care less abt marginalized folk.
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Russia is a passionately divisive topic; most Germans could care less about China.
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Asked about this in San Quentin, Mr. O'Rourke said he "could care less."
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That's why "could care less" might bug you, but does not bug him.
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They come across as "relatable," especially for audiences who could care less about #EmbassyDrama.
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Chang was the biggest star there and no one could care less about Sampras.
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"I could care less about insulting people who insult me on a daily basis."
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The issue is yet another red herring, since the monument itself could care less.
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" Here's a transcript of some of Dimon's comments: "I could care less about bitcoin.
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And you'd understand their internal culture better than ... I think they could care less.
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But when there is a Republican in the White House, they could care less.
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My point is I could care less if this all died tomorrow, for my sake.
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Beats headphones are made for modern digital music and your average millennial could care less.
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He loves her childcare plan and could care less about her stance on LGBT issues.
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"I could care less about other people's opinions about me," Curry said before Game 33.
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They could care less about whatever they have to obstruct or destroy in the process.
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Kids could care less, when there's that luxurious fudge that glues the two biscuits together.
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But again, once I said to do it, he could care less that we were there.
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For those who could care less about their grids, the change may seem minor and inconsequential.
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"I could care less about my ERA, strikeouts, you know, my own personal wins," Latos said.
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If there is anything about him before I met him, I could care less,' Williams continued.
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Some might scoff at the very idea of utopian planning, but Blast Theory could care less.
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So, for Eric ... he could care less what happened to the middle Ball bro this week.
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And to address the premise of your question — I could care less about for-profit hospitals.
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I think Jeff Bezos is a very canny person who could care less what anybody thinks.
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"The US Population outside of the echo chamber that is Washington essentially could care less," Kelly said.
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"The older ones could care less, and the younger ones, they think it's funny," Madonna, 20063, said.
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"I'm sure Maccha could care less and was wondering where her treats are," the Depicteur rep said.
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" Stern asked if that would make his wife jealous, and Downey Jr. responded, "She could care less.
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"The reality is they probably could care less about their clearances," Zaid said of the former officials.
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" When asked if he had any interest in repairing the relationship, Bannon replied: "I could care less.
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"I tell her, I tell everybody: I could care less if you defend me," he told me.
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KS: He's a little bit stressful compared to the other kid who could care less about anything.
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"I really could care less what the Trump White House has to say about me," Nunberg said.
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The design of these snack holders for young kids is...honestly, I could care less how they look.
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He could care less that you're in the room, and she wants everybody to know she's in there.
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Perhaps you just want to enjoy Monday Night Football, while others could care less whether Manchester United win.
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We, of the optic white shoe movement, could care less about stains, traditions, practicality, classic femininity...or, gah!
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And he could care less whether he gets called a hypocrite, which, on this issue, he quite clearly is.
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I could care less how they financed a deal 20 years ago somewhere because I don't think it's relevant.
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But for anyone who could care less about sports, Shadow of the Tomb Raider is the game to get.
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If you could care less for Alex Turner then, well, it's just uncomfortable to have him stare at you.
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Trump, of course, could care less, so the only hope lies in the fortitude of NBC and the NFL.
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" He added, "My focus is on the people of Texas, and I could care less what any story writes.
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Perhaps you just want to enjoy Monday Night Football, while others could care less whether the Cleveland Browns win.
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I don&apost think most consumers could care less whether the platform is AT&T or Netflix or Amazon Prime.
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When you saw how many bodies didn't make it out, I could care less about the things that were lost.
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I want to be remembered for my songs — I could care less if you remember my name or my face.
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But honestly, it seems like they could care less if anyone's watching full episodes of the Dennis the Menace cartoon.
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"North Korea could care less about what the Warmbier family thinks," Fred Warmbier said at one point in the hearing.
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"Most Iowans could care less what the 'leader' of a group in the Beltway thinks about their congressman," Ryan said.
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"I could care less where Conor McGregor goes, I'm just really hoping he lets go of the belt," he explained.
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Meanwhile, Trump supporters could care less about crime in black neighborhoods, unless, of course, it begins to affect their communities.
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I'm so into the play and watching how Kendra's doing that I could care less that she has to kiss Stefan.
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"I could care less about the insults that Donald Trump gives to me; it's bloodsport for him," Bush said to cheers.
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"The older ones could care less, and the younger ones, they think it's funny," she said in an interview with Radio.com.
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They want to rig the economy so they continue to get richer and richer, they could care less about income inequality.
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The person down on the ground could care less about how you would get along with the person next to you.
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It may turn out that your furry friend could care less about your plants and you can grow whatever you want.
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I'm all for cramming as much fidelity into a phone, but even I could care less about this feature on the G7.
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Today's comes to us from Instagrammer asiamarie___, whose pug Bentley could care less that she was trying to Instagram a pretty butterfly.
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She even went so far as to tell The Hollywood Reporter that she "could care less" whether speaking out jeopardized her career.
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This hardly seems fair since we could care less about the toy and just want that creamy chocolate, but it's the law.
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And the people in North Carolina and South Carolina could care less about whether or not Alabama was in the target zone.
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"I do this for me,I could care less if this makes me ugly because that's what I was going for," he wrote.
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Asked on the South Lawn whether he is concerned that many people believe his comments are racist, Trump said he could care less.
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Specifically, they sorted a group of 51 people into those who really, really liked sweets and those who could care less about them.
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Trump's backers are adamant that the voters who put him in the White House could care less about diplomatic niceties or Washington protocol.
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And he could care less about goodwill with other GOP politicians since most of those people backed someone other than him in 2016.
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"There's a reality that some of us have that some of you on the front row could care less about," Mr. Jones said.
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But I feel like one among millions who could care less, vote less, and so willingly pass our costs on to future generations.
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Even worse, the thing that makes the story work for me might be the thing you could care less about, and vice versa.
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As Harvey, Irma, and Maria showed, these storms have a mind of their own, and they could care less what the computer models say.
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But tbh, with everything with me it always boils down to the music, so I could care less who is in the space flexing.
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Do people think Bill Clinton - who watched a mentally disabled man die so that he could get racists' votes - could care less about them?
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It could care less about your favorite programming language or patterns or paradigms and is only interested in hardware efficiency given a particular system architecture.
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He said that the notes (from his meeting with Putin in Helsinki) are open for grabs and he could care less if we saw them.
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WWE superstar Enzo Amore says he could care less about being banned from the WWE locker room ... 'cause he's got his own damn green room.
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I could care less if it's a B-33, if it's a B-1 bomber, if it's an F-16, an F-15, an A-10.
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While I could care less about what color my storage comes in, Samsung's at least giving you two options to choose: Deep Black and Alluring Blue.
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It's filled by lobbyists and campaign contributors who could care less about the middle class, who are there to protect the wealthiest people in this country.
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All this may sound humorous or petty, especially when people on Martha's Vineyard focus on parties or other social events, about which I could care less.
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"Carried interest, we can talk about that for the next hour if you like, but for most Americans, they could care less about that," Brady said.
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If you like nicely made things but could care less about the status that comes with flexing a designer label, then you're the perfect Italic customer.
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I COULD CARE LESS ABOUT THE LONDON WHALE ISSUE, BUT I WANT TO POINT OUT THAT HERES -- HERE'S A TYPICAL EXAMPLE OF NO CUSTOMER GOT HURT.
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There was a time not so long ago, with oil prices over $6.9 a barrel, when Brunei citizens could care less about jobs at a refinery.
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So all the e-mails that the sound was the worst, the NFL could care less about that because they were doing such damage control over Nipplegate.
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A lot of actors could care less, and he really had a lot to do with it and he was brilliant and he never got upset once.
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By now, many of these same talking points are already being recycled by far right media groups who could care less about the complexities of Indian identity.
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They could care less that he's basically advocating ethnic cleansing in the United States by kicking out 11 million people and building a wall and banning Muslims.
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Donald Trump Jr. ripped journalists on Sunday after a week that saw several mistakes from prominent new outlets, saying journalists could care less about seeking the truth.
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"I do this for me,I could care less if this makes me ugly because that's what I was going for," the caption on the photo read.
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I could care less for any shock of the new, so the Ramones behind a rope or in a car-tape deck is all the same to me.
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I could care less if you call me Chano or Juana, but what I can't stand is people who are fresh and treat me like their best friend.
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"When a pilot wants to get a plane down, he wants to get it down and he could care less about the rubber on the wheels," Boyd said.
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"Those around POTUS could care less about the well being and interest of our communities and therein lies the problem," Jackson said in a message obtained by BuzzFeed News.
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But they could care less if I chart or if I have radio play or any of those things that really power somebody's career when they're in the business.
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"I could care less if the [intelligence] leakers figure out who my source is," Stone wrote me, "because neither he nor I know the source of the WikiLeaks disclosures."
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World diplomacy has a problem for which there is no solution, but it must rest on the understanding that Kim could care less about North Korea and its people.
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Before rappers could care less about that type of stuff, but it's definitely becoming the norm for these rappers to be photographed in a very different kind of light.
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She's happy the photo traveled so far online, not because it's made her famous — she could care less about that — but because it's highlighting the issue of racism in America.
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There are plenty of excellent point-and-shoots that are better and cheaper for beginners and casual shooters who could care less how changing the shutter speed affects a photo.
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A teaser trailer for the season reveals that Jenner eventually meets Hillary Clinton, a predictable development after she claims that Clinton "could care less about women" in the first episode.
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Between the lines: According to Bere, while Mnangagwa has attempted to project a positive image to the world, more shadowy figures in the regime could care less about international perceptions.
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I AM SURE THAT IS SOMETHING YOUR EMPLOYEES WHAT TO HEAR BUT FRANKLY YOUR SHAREHOLDERS COULD CARE LESS, THEY ARE GETTING CASH, THEY WANT AS MUCH AS THEY POSSIBLY CAN GET.
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And if you could care less about a solid week for rock music, that's fine, too: there are new singles from Clams Casino, Sampha, and T.I. available for your listening pleasure.
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But remember Cotton, the Arkansas GOP senator, could care less about what Democrats -- or even reporters who cover Congress and might have viewed that as short of "senatorial" -- think of him.
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That's another thing I use all the time, but when you use it you start to think about, not to the detriment of hotels because I could care less about it.
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While on the court, the athlete is all about outfits that allow her to perform at the highest level, for the red carpet, she could care less about major details — like breathing.
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The reality is they probably could care less about their clearances; it's still the precedent that's being set, to set back the entire security establishment that we've created over the last 75 years.
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Olenna Tyrell could care less about the concerns of the Lannisters, but when they inform her the Sparrow intends for Margaery to have her own Walk of Shame, Olenna simply won't allow it.
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He told reporters that he "could care less how Republicans are going to react" to Democratic gun control proposals and argued for background checks, "red flag" laws and banning assault-style rifle sales.
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There are international countries out there, China, France, German, that could care less about the American way, and that&aposs where they see their -- INGRAHAM: Then why would they change the rule, though, Burgess?
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The U.S. is more secure, the president&aposs policy thankfully for the sake of the people in this country are working, but the left, Democrats, the mainstream destroy-Trump media, they could care less.
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" Despite acknowledging the failures in Puerto Rico, Long stood up for his agency's overall response to natural disasters in 20173, stating, "I could care less what the media says or what anybody else says.
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The third installment in the "XXX" action movie franchise is busy running and gunning; it could care less about adding a time-wasting "the" before the "return" in its title, thank you very much.
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And if Ariel hasn't made it abundantly clear by now she could care less, her latest decision to get a couple of matching tattoos with her boyfriend Levi Meaden should once again underscore that fact.
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" National Republican Senatorial Committee spokesman Michael McAdams said that by voting against the tax law, Rosen "made it crystal clear to Nevada voters and businesses that she could care less about their economic well-being.
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I'm comfortable with the position I'm in right now, and I speak for the masses when I say I really could care less about what you say because the true fans, they know what's up.
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"People who support Trump could care less how many people attack him," says Shanto Iyengar, a political science professor at Stanford University and the co-author of Going Negative, a seminal book about political advertising.
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Now, meanwhile, the mainstream media, they could care less about any of this as they have been peddling the American people lies, conspiracy theories, and anti-Trump hate since even before Donald Trump was ever elected.
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He tells the story of a politician who tried to answer questions about his sexual orientation before a black church elder cut him off: "Child, I could care less who you date," the elder told him.
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This principle might seem shocking to Washington, but average Americans -- many of whom I spoke with while campaigning for then candidate Trump -- will tell you that they could care less about the latest Washington cable news drama.
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" DiGenova further suggested that while Manafort could have evidence on wrongdoing in other cases, "he is not going to cooperate against the president because he doesn't have anything on the president, so the president could care less.
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It would also make clear that the U.S. could care less about the lives of the ethnic minorities of Burma who are under siege not because of anything that they have done, but because of who they are.
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Many believed that their jobs and their communities were sacrificed in the name of corporate greed, globalization and trade – all to benefit a class of corporate and political elites who, in their opinion, could care less about their lives.
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Although I really could care less about my body at this moment because my main concern is feeding my child, I know that my body will ALWAYS "come back" based on the effort and TLC I put into it.
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In some instances, don't volunteer too early—read the room—if it's mostly business travelers who could care less about vouchers and just want to get home or to a meeting, wait for the airline to up the ante.
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"What we've seen is that the people of West Virginia, the people of Indiana, the people of Missouri could care less who the senatorial committee is supportive of," National Republican Senatorial Committee chair Cory Gardner recently told the Washington Examiner.
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If that's not enough, the de-facto leader of The Seven, Homelander (Antony Starr), could care less about everything (he lets a plane of people die), and has a very weird co-dependent relationship with Voigt's CEO, Madelyn Stillwell (Elisabeth Shue).
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"The market could care less about strong physical markets when it sees potential for another 600,000 barrels per day of crude," Scott Shelton, broker with ICAP in Durham, North Carolina, said, referring to the anticipated rise in Libyan and Nigerian supplies.
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When times get tough, and you are climbing the learning curve on the job, which type of work will you be more likely to push through on, work you care deeply about or work that you could care less about?
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There are two types of people in the world: Proprietors of the "arm party," the "ear party," and any other aptly named bodily fête who would feel naked without buying, collecting, and piling on jewelry; and those who, frankly, could care less.
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I woke up with this sort of ad selling this chess kit—one of those Franklin Mint series commercials where it was like, 'We have these fine pewter Battle of Who Could Care Less chess kits with General Apathy versus Major Boredom.
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Uber and Lyft are locked in a no-holds-barred struggle to lock down as many customers as possible, with the assumption that most people could care less about the differences between the two and just want to use whichever is cheapest.
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" Already, Young is floored by the number of male gamers who have told him that they can't wait to dive in with their spouses—"and if you work in this industry and you work in a sports video, most people's wives could care less what you do.
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My friends and family can't tolerate the country being run by right-wing extremists who spout racist rhetoric, hate immigrants, Obamacare, feminism, or the mainstream media and who claim global warming is a hoax and could care less about federal funding of the arts or public television.
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But when you spend some time with Dalio and broach the various topics in which he has rarefied expertise, it's apparent that today, the world's most famous hedge funder could care less about ascending the ranks of the world's megarich or in achieving more glory or praise for himself.
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" When asked what she thought about I, Tonya, a darkly comic take on her horrendous relationship with her daughter that also covers Harding's role in the 1994 attack on rival Nancy Kerrigan, Golden said: "I could care less about the movie than I do about the dirt outside.
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With the American Gaming Association projecting that sports fans will wager $10.4 billion on this year's tournament -- a 13% leap over the $9.2 billion estimated to have been bet in 2016 -- excitement over March Madness may even slow the workflow of staffers who could care less about the competition.
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"I could care less your party, persuasion, your religion, anything other than the fact that we're all Americans, we're all human beings, and we do everything within our power for one another, for this great country, and for ever generation that follows," he told a crowd at his first official campaign stop in Iowa.
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And when it comes to his own personal politics -- McConnell is up for another term in 2020 -- he figures liberals will go all out to beat him no matter what he does, while his statements on Tuesday will be cheered by the Republican base, who could care less about what he said in 2016 when Obama was president.
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If Biologique Recherche is a Right-Bank Parisian who sits front row at fashion week, still smokes Gitanes, and could care less about ingredient transparency, then Moon Juice's Beauty Shroom Exfoliating Acid Potion is her hippie sister who moved to the west coast, grows her own vegetables in Echo Park, and stirs adaptogen powders into her herbal tea.
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" Kesha said she was scared to meet Dylan because she had just been "hug denied," explaining, "So I walked up and I just stood there and smiled, and he just opened his beautiful arms and gave me the most wonderful, healing, Bob Dylan hug that I have ever dreamt of and I just could care less about anything else.
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"I'm sick and tired of Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Forget conventional wisdom — Bernie Sanders is electable 85033 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care MORE blaming my brother for all the problems that he's had and frankly I could care less about the insults Donald Trump gives against me," the former Florida governor said.
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Kurt Kromm: It's funny how all the AT&T spokespeople have the media focused on talking about content because I could care less about content, if I don't want to pay for content I don't have to watch, but I do need an internet provider and right now my only real choices in Kenosha, Wi are AT&T or Time Warner and if they merge I will only have one.
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"I could care less if this makes me ugly because that's what I was going for, Ugly is the new beautiful, well not really but there's some truth to that, I love you guys 💔" He later explained on his Instagram story that the second tattoo was inspired by Yung Lean and the 1971 film, A Clockwork Orange, which the main character is featured with a similar black design around his eye.
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