Was there aftercare, a space to debrief safely after sex?
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She lets me in and we debrief on my adventure.
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Then, debrief with a partner, and, finally, the whole class.
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Firefighters will debrief and all resources will come available shortly.
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We need to debrief after everything we saw at CES 2016.
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CNN's Rishi Iyengar and Angus Watson have a full debrief here.
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Furthermore, our faculty attending also lacked the skills to debrief it.
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You can debrief with your pals and have some deep chats.
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Then, debrief together: Were you able to guess each other's foods?
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After you'd had a booking you could debrief with each other.
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Jack and I debrief on the phone a few days later.
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We'll debrief a new book every two weeks, teasing out its secrets.
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In the military, we called it a debrief or a hot wash.
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Safe at a restaurant, Daniel and Issa have a chance to debrief.
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She comes over, and we debrief on what we did on Saturday.
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Usually, when Easter "dies," the team gets straight down to the debrief.
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MORE, who makes sense of another newsy week during The DeBrief segment.
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LJ took us to a place we could debrief before parting ways.
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Someday urban planners and retail executives may want to debrief Robert Sietsema.
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So he's already feeling plenty paranoid when he's called to headquarters to debrief.
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This is her Debrief from Season 4 Episode 2 of VICE on HBO.
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"Think Coachella times 1,000 and you're still not even close," raves The Debrief.
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Sanders said they were meeting to "debrief" on Jackson's rounds on Capitol Hill.
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This is his Debrief from Season 4 Episode 3 of VICE on HBO.
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This is his Debrief from Season 4 Episode 1 of VICE on HBO.
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During their debrief, Vera suggests her acolyte choose between the Order and the Knights.
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We debrief on the meeting and indulge in a little bit of work gossip.
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After the vote, Mr. Hofer and other supporters huddled in the hallway to debrief.
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We gallery/museum hop, talk about the work, and debrief about what we saw.
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We catch up about our days and the upcoming week and debrief my race.
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Don't worry, he assures his wife as they debrief in jail, Amabella's trust is safe.
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While sipping on one of their designated bottles outside, they debrief about meeting her family.
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I get coffee gelato, and we debrief about last night and chat about weekend plans.
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The post-dinner debrief proves just how tired Carole was made by the entire debacle.
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Then, after meeting separately to debrief, both genders came together as one group to talk.
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I joined a group of guys from Colorado to debrief with a round of drinks.
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Then, debrief the class on the experience: How difficult was it for them to memorize?
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Pace showered, and headed in for the debrief, looking forward to the fresher course on interrogation.
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In case you missed the eruption that happened on Twitter this evening, let us debrief you.
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Let's just say no one wants to be sitting in on that post-show production debrief.
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We track predictions on a congressional districts map and debrief the day after elections are held.
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After the meeting, I follow Soltysik and Lynn Lomibao, his wife, to a restaurant nearby to debrief.
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"From there you brief about the upcoming flights, fly and then come back and debrief," Buckley said.
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" But, he added, "it definitely didn't go under that title on the financial debrief of the exhibition.
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I get sidetracked when my roommate finally comes from work and I debrief her on my phone call.
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Watch his debrief of Fighting ISIS above and read an interview we did with Anderson about the experience.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - A full debrief and some advice can be useful when taking up a new job.
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Nathan Carman was brought to Boston and, following a police debrief, was released and reunited with his family.
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Another troop member displayed an ISIS debrief manual published weeks earlier with detailed maps of Iraqi military positions.
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HANNITY: OK. And all of this time, whenever your government asked to debrief you, you would tell them?
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On the sidewalk, I came across six deaf men having a rapid and fluttering debrief in sign language.
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ACG will also be required to "debrief" CFPB staff on the reports and participate in agency research summits.
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Mark Goldberg: In the last stage, we have a partner presentation, where the entrepreneur presents and we debrief.
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South Korean officials planned to debrief him to try to determine his motive for defecting, the military said.
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Amazon said it only received a written debrief from the Pentagon on the day Microsoft's win was announced.
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Over two spring days, Dr. Hurd, the founder, toured schools in Sampson County to debrief the corps members.
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The Hill's review of John Solomon's columns on Ukraine MORE shares the latest 2020 news in the debrief.
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Mission Debrief: There's something about the scenes in the gulag with Nina that both bores me and interests me.
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You know, a problem, a hypothesis, design it, build it, test it, do a debrief — that was very good.
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Kim went to Beijing for instructions before the Singapore summit and returned to Peking to debrief them after Singapore.
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"He's funny, but that's mean," she said in a debrief after the show, her hands balling up into fists.
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Since then, Hawwa said she hasn't had counseling, or even a debrief with anyone from the Nigerian security forces.
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The next day you debrief, Ocean's Eleven style, and swap tales of aborted snogs and being sick into bushes.
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During the debrief, instructor pilots, make clear what went well during the flight and identify the areas of improvement.
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Assuming we survive, next week&aposs dispatch should be a good debrief on all that transpired during the week.
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The Hill's Editor-in-Chief: Nightmare week for Democratic establishment MORE, joins Krystal and Saagar for The Debrief. Hill.
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I arrange dinner plans with my friend who works at the company and referred me for the job to debrief.
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Nevertheless, by turning the post-tribal debrief into an attack on Ryan, Ali basically forces him to vote her out.
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His father, an inspiration, would call Kenny every Sunday to debrief him about the latest basketball events, no matter where.
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Mission Debrief: Aderholt takes Martha out on a date in order to give Stan an opportunity to search her apartment.
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Every small interaction requires at least a two-hour emotional debrief to make sure we're both on the same page.
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In 2000, I was summoned to Microsoft, ostensibly to join several reporters for a debrief of the company's product vision.
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The South Korean leader will debrief Trump in person next week on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly.
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"After San Francisco, we had a pretty brutal debrief," the team's CEO Grant Dalton told reporters after lifting the cup.
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They dispatched General Ibrahim and a Palestinian envoy to Amman, Jordan, to debrief Mr. Abbas, three senior Lebanese officials said.
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Partners debrief afterward to talk about what worked and what didn't, with the intent of performing even better the next time.
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In the last week of the show, lovely Alexandra woke up one morning to debrief the girls on the night before.
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After the dramatic vote, pastors gathered in a nearby room to debrief, where they acknowledged that they narrowly dodged a catastrophe.
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This is the question he asks every candidate that he sends out on an interview after they return for a debrief.
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Mr. Dowd also failed to prepare or debrief lawyers for at least 10 key witnesses who were interviewed by Mr. Mueller.
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Afterward, the professor would call the FBI agents, who would take him to lunch a few days later and debrief him.
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The debate follows these steps: Identify the argument; present the argument; restate the argument; discuss opinions; share conclusions; debrief the exercise.
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We'll talk to VanderMeer about the series next week, but in the meantime, let's all debrief together—after this weird, wild expedition.
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My whole team takes an Uber XL to my friend's apartment to debrief on the day, and we split it the cost.
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Clarissa would drag herself to breakfast after a night out and debrief about where she had partied, who she had slept with.
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T. and I debrief about the day and he calls his mom to ask what she wants to do about the iPad.
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According to a Debrief investigation, the length of time you must wait for an abortion may actually depend on where you live.
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No need to call your friends for a debrief after a particularly bad Tinder date — now you can just bring them along.
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Chris Harrison, as always, is waiting in the wings to debrief with Rachel after the incident, but she just blows past him.
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"We haven't been able to fully debrief the sailors," the official said, adding the U.S. military hoped to do so within hours.
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I'll get into the nitty-gritty below, but the short debrief is this: The Plunge has quickly become my go-to bra.
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He gave a seven-hour debrief to lawmakers on Capitol Hill in which he revealed more frustration with Jared Kushner than Trump.
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Gates recounted Stone's request in June for Jared Kushner's contact information so he could "debrief" the Trump son-in-law about WikiLeaks.
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Then at a January meeting to debrief after the first march, Mallory and Perez began "berating" Wruble, organizer Evvie Harmon told Tablet.
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But I had one meeting left, supposedly a post-story debrief with the Meow Wolf producer I'd missed on the show's first day.
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An All-England Club spokesperson told Reuters the topic will be "reviewed and considered as part of the post-Championships debrief" at Wimbledon.
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Key takeaway: "[E]xtremist Republicans ... can hide in the shadows with their 'safe' seats no longer," per the team's email debrief this morning.
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Afterward, they will debrief, to assess whether they feel they lived up to their expectations, and to consider how things might be improved.
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Eventually I scheduled myself for five dates in a week: one at lunch each day, followed by a debrief on the oncology unit.
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"She wants to debrief Felicity after jail to find out what it was like and what her advice would be," says the source.
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"She wants to debrief Felicity after jail to find out what it was like and what her advice would be," said the source.
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They also received their first debrief on the trial, which pits Mueller's prosecutors against one of the architects of Trump's 2016 election victory.
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Expect to see a report on the mission soon after SpaceX and NASA have had time to debrief and examine the craft (and Ripley).
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The day ended with a final debrief in the newsroom and then a group photo with CNN International's Adam Dunnakey, who organized the day.
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I finish up and my colleague wants to debrief, so I take a quick shower and jump on a call with her at 10.
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An NRSC data analyst, brought into the room to debrief the senators, said Pennsylvania looked good, too, based on the counties yet to report.
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A journalist friend recently told me about being picked up and taken to a safe house for a so-called debrief about his work.
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Rev. Al Sharpton gave our photog a debrief on his prison meeting with Meek Mill, and it's clear the rapper's incarceration has changed his life.
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A theme emerged after huddling to debrief and plan Gillum's next steps: Gillum's political constituency, his advisers believed, was no longer confined to just Florida.
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"I think I was saying we did not have the detailed conversations where he would debrief me on his discussions with the FBI," Simpson said.
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Ocon said he had flown to the team's Silverstone factory directly after the race for a debrief that concluded the incident had been 50-50.
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On their way to their traditional post-horror-movie debrief at Dr. Cerberus's, a bookstore and restaurant, they bump into their frail and timid teacher, Mrs.
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The U.S. Navy has initial statements from the sailors but is now conducting a full debrief, so additional information may come to light, the official said.
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Volunteers unwind in the small dining room, where a bulletin board advertises yoga classes and sharing circles where volunteers can debrief one another about their experiences.
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The day before, the person Trump sent to debrief him about how to staff and run a White House was his son-in-law, Jared Kushner.
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And one week after the Singapore summit, Kim went to Beijing to meet with Xi Jinping to debrief the Chinese leader and strategize a path forward.
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The Hill's Morning Report — Trump's new controversy Politicon announces lineup including Comey, Hannity, Priebus MORE, editor in chief of The Hill, for his weekly DeBrief segment.
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He was the guy who flew to London to debrief this Australian diplomat who first supposedly tipped them off about the Russia collusion, if there was any.
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Lieutenant Colonel Alexander Vindman, the guy who really had that job, said that after traveling to Ukraine for the President's inauguration, he was excited to debrief Trump.
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"We will be examining a number of factors as we debrief on the second-worst snowstorm ever to hit our city," said Vito Turso, a department spokesman.
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While a late evening debrief meeting takes place, I ask another activist about the amount of DIY work that goes into making the space look so homely.
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She also caught up with ex-boyfriend Andrew Garfield at the star-studded event, which almost certainly required an emergency debrief with J.Lawr in the ladies room.
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"You never want to do much after a day's filming, other than sit and like debrief about something else," he said in a March interview with PEOPLE.
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Tech. Sgt. Jason Caswell, 455th Expeditionary Aircraft Maintenance Squadron C-130 Hercules debrief NCO-in-charge, prepares to lift weights, January 4, 2017, at Bagram Airfield, Afghanistan.
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"We will do an exhaustive debrief of this tournament because when you do something like this, you always learn," Fehr said at a news conference in Toronto.
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A personal debrief is more powerful than a printed report as we can better work with and communicate the whole picture rather than just the bigger aspects.
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And in the debrief with the advisory board, asking ourselves whether the most important thing was the success of the enterprises or the success of the relationships.
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Alfonso Hernández, inspector for the State Commission on Human Rights, visited the community on Tuesday to debrief residents on their rights as victims and entitlement to collective damages.
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Xxxx will gladly and eagerly provide Committee with ALL of his notes, information, debrief and direct support, to include taking Committee investigators to ALL locations, people, places, etc.
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Will debrief in detail later but the quotable line from him was"We absolutely fucked up that rollout" Patreon previously said it spent months researching ideal payment setups.
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In Clevedon, near Bristol, she joined locals for a quick swim and then for what they called "the debrief"—a long chat over mulled wine in a pub.
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The pair returned to the paddock on scooters and trudged up the stairs for a debrief with Mercedes team bosses, motorsport head Toto Wolff hot on their heels.
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Two months later, Gates testified that he got a text message from Stone asking for contact information for Kushner, whom he wanted to "debrief" about the WikiLeaks hacks.
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The mood changed later on, though, during a debrief session with a police officer and experts from youth drinking and addiction programs CLARE Foundation and Westside Impact Project.
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Keep biases away after the candidate leaves the officeWhen the interview is over and the candidate has left, inklings of unconscious bias can emerge during debrief sessions among interviewers.
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But I could also be talking about "strategic affairs" groups inside Washington law firms, where former lawmakers or staffers set up shop to debrief corporate clients about government activities.
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After a recent visit to her OBGYN, Chaya Babu hopped off the exam table, got dressed, and headed into a nearby office for a quick debrief on the appointment.
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Meg even tells me Chelsea and her rarely have to initiate any of the intense debrief chats after they all have sex because their third does it for them.
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Evans shared that after the workshop, one participant started visiting the museum once a week for a couple of hours at a time to debrief during particularly stressful days.
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And I said: That probably means that Alex Vindman, our Ukraine director who had actually been on the presidential delegation, probably shouldn't go into the debrief from the delegation.
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Hi readers, First off — I'll be filling in for Olivia over the next few months with leading our stellar squad of finance reporters and sending out the weekly debrief.
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Mission Debrief: In the premiere, we also found out Nina has a husband, whom she demands in return for working with the Israeli scientist who is imprisoned with her.
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The Hill's Morning Report — Trump broadens call for Biden probes GOP lawmaker: We're past point of doing separate infrastructure bill MORE analyzes news this week with his DeBrief segment.
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Moon announced that he will visit Trump in Washington next week to debrief him on his meeting with Kim and push the U.S. president to restart negotiations with Pyongyang.
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Trackside engineering director Andrew Shovlin said in a debrief on the Mercedes website that the problem was not what had been originally suspected after Sunday's season-opening race in Melbourne.
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The Tropers want Wag to publicly apologize, give them a "full debrief" on how the incident happened, and change security measures to ensure it won't happen to other pet parents.
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So when UNIQLO added a crop of dark red dresses to its website, The Debrief was quick to peg the gown as a relic from the totalitarian regime of Gilead.
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He was arrested in July, but the case was not unsealed until Monday, giving prosecutors weeks to debrief him for information and use him to get deeper into the campaign.
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On calls he cannot monitor personally, Mr. Kelly or a deputy will usually double-back to debrief the caller on any promises the president may have made in unguarded moments.
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Even if his or her debrief includes a warning about turbulence, it puts everyone at ease to see and her from the person who's in charge of flying this metal tube.
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Speaking in a debrief on the Mercedes YouTube channel, technical director James Allison said Vowles had "an extremely broad pair of shoulders" and his actions reflected the culture within the team.
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Before and after every trip to a capital of strategic importance like Moscow, Mr. Zarif said, he would meet with the general — first to get advice, and later to debrief him.
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And, as Sesali Bowen brought up during a post-finale debrief, if one of these relationships tanks, will Issa or Molly demand an impossible loyalty pledge from their still booed-up friend?
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Daniel (Y'lan Noel) and Issa playfully debrief their new sleeping arrangement — in the same bed — and it quickly turns into him performing cunnilingus while she enjoys a bag of Flamin Hot Cheetos.
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Hannah Ann appeared on a special episode of the Bachelor Happy Hour podcast right after the show to debrief hosts Rachel Lindsay and Becca Kufrin, clarifying the confusing timeline of her engagement.
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The Knox debrief was later included in the DHS's regular election security meetings — "syncs" in Fed parlance — which have convened every week inside the bowels of the federal government since January 202053.
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"We've got some ground to catch up on, so we're now going to go through everything in the debrief and look at all the details to find some answers," said the Briton.
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So while you might be able to hang onto those plot nuances long enough to debrief with your friends the next day, you probably won't recall them when season 2 rolls around.
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We order oysters and cocktails and debrief about the play; none of us can remember the last time we dedicated four consecutive hours to an endeavor, let alone sat still for four hours.
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Companies that set goals get a chance to regularly celebrate progress on the goals they hit, debrief on the goals they missed and adjust their plan as circumstances change—and they always change.
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The C.I.A. director, Leon Panetta, briefed President Obama on Balawi's access, and the agency decided to try to debrief Balawi in person, at the C.I.A. annex at a U.S. base in Khost, Afghanistan.
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Following the debrief, Vindman reported concerns about Sondland's comments, which he called "inappropriate," to the NSC's lead counsel, along with Fiona Hill, Trump's former Russia adviser who recently testified in the impeachment inquiry.
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While Kim passed through a number of Chinese cities, he didn't stop in Beijing, though experts predict he could stop in the Chinese capital on the return leg to debrief President Xi Jinping.
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Over time, Russian, Iranian, and Syrian intelligence officers will debrief selected Kurdish fighters, while also looking to recruit long-term agents who may be secretly activated when again working with western forces, for example.
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In fact, Khloé revealed on Twitter that she and Tristan were watching the premiere together, in which he and sister Kim Kardashian West get dinner to debrief nine months after the Jordyn Woods scandal.
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For the meetings notes part, instead of typing on a smartphone, which can be a challenge anyway, you simply touch Meeting Debrief in the Einstein Voice mobile tool and start talking to enter your notes.
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But it's about being able to be vulnerable in this space...and once its finished, you can put those emotions in a box or debrief from them because it happened to someone who isn't you.
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And there's a debrief that is supposed to happen at the end of each session, to help the clients process what's happened and to help them process any emotional attachments that have maybe come up.
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Trackside engineering director Andrew Shovlin explained in a team post-race debrief on Wednesday that the 2019 car is so tightly packaged that the radiators are too small to provide sufficient cooling in extreme conditions.
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And when times get tough, Leos love to find a way to lighten the mood and make sure that you're laughing at the end of the day—the evening debrief is one of Leo's favorite activities!
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Favorite CultureCon Moment: The event debrief with the team is always such a highlight, because you get to learn all the wacky and crazy moments everyone dealt with to bring such a big event to life!
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Ask employees to hold off on all Super Bowl talk until lunchtime, or until a designated 30-minute window at the end of the day when everyone who's interested can meet in one area to debrief.
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"There is a need for a big investigation," the former champions' racing director Eric Boullier, who did not attend his regular Saturday media call with journalists as he was in an engineering debrief, told Sky Sports F1.
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Ky said he had a "debrief lunch" with the Vietnamese delegation and had a good outcome to report: The delegation was in favor of "moderate and reasonable measures" to be implemented over a "practical timeline," he wrote.
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I soon found myself in Nobile's apartment listening in on a wrap-up call with a 33-year-old woman working in finance who, as Nobile told me in the pre-call debrief, had "found the one."
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The Sunday Mail, loyal to Mugabe, described Mawarire as the "new darling of the West's regime-change agenda", adding that he had left Zimbabwe after his release last week to "debrief his handlers" in the United States.
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In her interview last Tuesday with CNN's Christiane Amanpour, the first lengthy debrief she has given since the election, Clinton gave little indication that her loss to Trump has caused her to rethink her approach to politics.
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One insight noted in the debrief notes from the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia was that it was unhelpful to require investigators to prove that sexual violence was used strategically, because this was all but impossible.
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Whither the Chinese yuan Whatever kind of quick rapport Kim might have struck with Donald Trump, he was back in Beijing a week after their historic encounter to debrief his steadiest benefactor and champion, Chinese President Xi Jinping.
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Executive 3 : We did want to debrief, after the fact, and point out that another way to contribute to future causes you care about might be to— Elon Musk : Build an itty-bitty teeny-tiny child-size submarine?
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This practice is straight from the 1990s fighter pilot playbook: We would occasionally "debrief" our flight performance in strip clubs where I would be given important feedback about my flight performance while other pilots were getting lap dances.
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Shameless then lands the last crack against plus-size men when Ian and his sister Fiona Gallagher (Emmy Rossum) have a hot tub-set debrief about the former's hookup with a "chub," which Ian believed would alleviate his grief.
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"I have no business being here," Ross says as he leaves, something he maybe could have realized before shooting himself in the foot on national TV. Worried that this will cause Arie to hesitate, Becca goes to him to debrief.
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Throughout its run, The Americans has always had its characters stop to debrief each other on the particulars of one mission or another, or even just a slightly strange interaction that could, with a stroke of bad luck, mean disaster.
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Earlier in the week, it hosted a call for former Warren supporters to debrief about their experiences with the campaign and it'll be holding another call with elected officials who supported Warren and who are now switching their support Sanders.
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Season 7 may be over, but the conversation is not: Join Gilbert Cruz, The Times's television editor, and Jeremy Egner, our in-house "Game of Thrones" expert, on a conference call for a final debrief on what's going on in Westeros.
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According to media reports and former White House officials, Kushner has made a series of counterintelligence missteps during these meetings -- like failing to communicate via official channels and failing to prep with or debrief members of the White House team.
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While former White House mouthpiece Sean Spicer may not be gracing television as a dream Dancing with the Stars contestant anytime soon, he did decide to stop by Jimmy Kimmel's late-night show for a post-Trump employment debrief on Wednesday night.
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"President Trump has been ill served by a legal team that failed to negotiate access, debrief and prep witnesses, constrain information flow and manage expectations," said Stephen K. Bannon, Mr. Trump's former chief strategist, an opinion shared by many friends of the president's.
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But on Tuesday night, producers of the German show reversed their previous decision not to say anything, and told housemates to gather in the living room for a debrief from the presenter about the current state of the coronavirus in a live show.
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Watch the VICE on HBO debrief: Afghan Money Pit Tamra Halmrast-Sanchez, the acting mission director of USAID in Afghanistan, said she "welcomed the feedback," and that the maintenance concerns will be brought to the Afghan Ministry of Health and the World Bank.
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"(T)he government met with their new CI almost daily to provide instructions, receive documents or other items the (informant) seized, discuss 'scenarios,' equip him with the recording device, and debrief him after completion of a monitoring and recording session," according to a court filing.
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Instead of simply providing and signing a statement (what Congressmen asked about) that he has been trying to provide "F&F" information to House Oversight Committee for approximately one year, xxxx willing and eager to supply ALL of his notes, information, debrief and direct support….
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If you don't get taken out by a criminal, you're just as likely to be sent back to the start of the level by your end-of-mission debrief, which summarizes everything you got right and wrong before awarding you points and a rank.
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After the debrief, the four Icemen agreed the equipment is more than capable of withstanding the harsh temperatures of the Alaskan landscape and said they would feel safe knowing they had this gear to help them survive in one of the world's most extreme environments.
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"My most frustrating personal experience of this was the 'friend'/distant relative at my grandma's funeral who was trying to bring in her granddaughter or niece or someone to have a picture with my brother," Styles wrote for The Debrief, where she's a contributor.
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The university was clear in its condemnation of hate and hate speech on Penn's campus, but the official response came after news had spread to local law enforcement and the media, and after students of color had already met to debrief and discuss the situation.
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And although API limits means this doesn't quite happen in realtime, coupled with its own machine learning and algorithms, Dojo Madness is able to provide some in-play guidance — though not enough to 'cheat' the game, Hilgers stresses — as well a more comprehensive coaching debrief afterwards.
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Known as Chupeta — Spanish slang for Lollipop — Mr. Ramírez presented himself on the stand as a man consumed with the minutiae of his business, recalling how he never failed to debrief his pilots after every run and reviewed each line of the scrupulous accounting ledgers he maintained.
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With the season finale just around the corner, let's do a quick debrief of where we are now on Killing Eve: Not only have Eve (Sandra Oh) and Villanelle (Jodie Comer) reunited since their little stabby encounter in Paris, they've now fully joined forces for an MI6 mission.
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"He may come across at the track that way because he's so focused and driven, and he thinks like a computer when he's in the car if you listen to him give feedback or break it down, or in a debrief," said Hendrick, according to the Charlotte Observer.
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So I generally like to view work with a friend who can give me space to absorb the work at my pace, but then be there at the end of the day or in between spaces to do a debrief of what we saw and how it affected us.
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"Unfortunately, French authorities have got very recent experience of dealing with terrorist attacks and from the previous attacks they suffered, one important task that will have been carried out is the debrief, from which to learn what went well and what did not go so well and learn from it," Lowe said.
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"I think probably one of the most aggravating, restricting facets of lunar surface exploration is the dust and its adherence to everything no matter what kind of material, whether it be skin, suit material, metal, no matter what it be," Apollo 17 astronaut Gene Cernan said during a debrief after the mission in 1973.
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The next day, Thursday, Assistant US Attorney xxxx contacted attorney xxxx out of the blue and stated that needed to re-visit what your client did back in TX. Deal was offered for xxxx to be home before Thanksgiving 6900 in exchange for ALL xxxx's notes; one final debrief; never talk about "F&F" again; and not even to talk about the deal.
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Bob CusackRobert (Bob) CusackBoth sides of the aisle call for local, state, federal cooperation on homelessness The Hill's Editor-In-Chief: New concerns that Biden is Hillary 2.0 The Hill's Morning Report — Impeachment tug-of-war expected to end soon MORE, editor-in-chief at The Hill, delivers his weekly DeBrief segment at the end of a decidedly newsy week.
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" The pair had dinner at Trump's golf club in Bedminster, N.J. On Sunday, the president offered a debrief of the meeting after 10 days at the club, telling a small gathering of reporters, "I had a very good meeting with Tim Cook […] Tim was talking to me about tariffs, and one of the things, he made a good case, is that Samsung is their number one competitor and Samsung is not paying tariffs because they're based in South Korea.
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The Americans -- Kim Dong Chul, Kim Hak-song and Kim Sang Duk, also known as Tony Kim -- were freed Wednesday while Secretary of State Mike Pompeo was on a visit to the North Korean capital of Pyongyang to discuss President Trump's upcoming summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. No family members or friends of the three freed Americans were on hand for their arrival in the early hours of Thursday due to protocol reasons, an official told CNN, adding the men had to first debrief intelligence officials before heading to their homes.
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ET features Bob CusackRobert (Bob) CusackHill's Editor-in-Chief predicts bad night for Biden in debates The Hill's Morning Report — Hurricane headed for Florida changes Trump's travel plans Hill Editor-in-Chief: Why moderate governors are fizzling MORE, editor-in-chief of The Hill, with the Friday "DeBrief" segment; Behnam Ben Taleblu, senior fellow with the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, discussing the potential for a meeting between Trump and Iranian President Hassan Rouhani; and Katie Halper, host of The Katie Halper Show podcast and co-host of Useful Idiots, a Rolling Stone podcast.
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ET features Tim Chapman, executive director at Heritage Action for America, to expound upon a new Heritage Action poll; Stephanie Valencia, co-founder of EquisLabs, to discuss the group's 11-state study on Latino voters; and Bob CusackRobert (Bob) CusackPoliticon announces lineup including Comey, Hannity, Priebus The Hill's Editor-in-Chief: Why Yang won't run third party Hill editor-in-chief: Sanders has to ease fears among seniors on 'Medicare for All' MORE, who will try to make sense of the week that was in his latest DeBrief news update.
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TV's "Rising" program features Bob CusackRobert (Bob) CusackHill editor-in-chief calls IG report 'a game-changer' The Hill's Morning Report — Sponsored by AdvaMed — House panel delays impeachment vote until Friday Hill editor-in-chief reacts to fifth Democratic debate MORE, editor in chief of The Hill, for his weekly DeBrief segment; Lauren Maunus, policy and political coordinator for the Sunrise Movement, to discuss the organization's 2020 presidential candidate scorecard; Joe Pesce, an astrophysicist for the National Science Foundation, to react to the discovery of a "monster" black hole.
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TV's "Rising" program features Joe Concha, media reporter and columnist for The Hill, on the size of the impeachment hearing's television audiences; Aaron Maté, host of "Pushback Show" on the Grayzone, to react to Wednesday's Democratic presidential debate; Bill Bullard CEO of R-CALF USA, which advocates for ranchers, to discuss new Country of Origin Labeling (COOL) legislation; and Bob CusackRobert (Bob) CusackHill editor-in-chief reacts to fifth Democratic debate The Hill's Morning Report — Schiff: Clear evidence of a quid pro quo Hill editor-in-chief: Buttigieg could benefit if impeachment reaches Senate MORE, editor-in-chief of The Hill, for his weekly DeBrief segment.
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Ro KhannaRohit (Ro) KhannaSanders co-chair: Greenwald charges could cause 'chilling effect on journalism across the world' The Hill's Morning Report - Trump trial begins with clash over rules House revives agenda after impeachment storm MORE (D-Calif.) on the day's events and the 2020 race; Jim Carroll, Office of National Drug Control Policy director, on U.S. drug problems; Misty Rebik, the Iowa State director for the Sanders's presidential campaign; and Bob CusackRobert (Bob) CusackThe Hill's Morning Report — President Trump on trial Both sides of the aisle call for local, state, federal cooperation on homelessness The Hill's Editor-In-Chief: New concerns that Biden is Hillary 2.0 MORE, editor-in-chief of The Hill, with his weekly DeBrief segment.
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Tulsi GabbardTulsi GabbardSanders: 'Outrageous' to suggest Gabbard 'is a foreign asset' Clinton attacks on Gabbard become flashpoint in presidential race Saagar Enjeti: Clinton remarks on Gabbard 'shows just how deep the rot in our system goes' MORE (D-Hawaii) to talk about the situation in Syria; Ryan Grim, Washington bureau chief for The Intercept, to talk about his new story, "Joe Biden's Family Has Been Cashing in on His Career for Decades"; and The Hill's editor-in-chief Bob CusackRobert (Bob) CusackHill editor-in-chief: 'Hard to imagine' House leadership without Cummings The Hill's Editor in Chief Bob Cusack: Warren must have an answer on medicare for all, why impeachment is dangerous for Dems The Hill's Morning Report — Trump's impeachment jeopardy deepens MORE with his weekly DeBrief segment.
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