You're shaking on the inside, you're like, 'Walk it off, walk it off, everything's fine.
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Here, I tried to walk it in but I didn't walk it in at all pic.twitter.
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Why can't White walk it off and suck it up?
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He tried to walk it back by trashing the intern.
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Do I have to walk it and play with it?
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It's a short walk — it took us about five minutes.
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Then, if you walk, it goes up, to maybe 90.
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Like think about it very carefully and walk it out.
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Drake – "Walk It Talk It" Video Director of the Year Award
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This is an immersive experience, so you're meant to walk it.
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Houston Rockets owner Tilman Fertitta quickly tried to walk it back.
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Everyone planned to walk it off in the gardens later anyway.
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""Once it's out there," he said, "it's hard to walk it back.
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I have a feeling she&aposs not going to walk it back.
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When I take a little walk it helps me to slow down.
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The backlash forced the administration to walk it back three months later.
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"The way I walk is just the way I walk," it goes.
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Bernie Sanders endorsed Uygur last year only to later walk it back.
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But for now, the Democrats have no choice but to walk it.
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Washington would then have spent several months trying to walk it back.
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And even now, they're not sure if administrators will walk it back.
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"The only thing I can do is walk it off," he said.
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He later tried to walk it back, but the damage was done.
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If the criticism is just plain mean, Banks said to walk it off.
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"Walk the walk, and we've got to walk it quick," he told Vox.
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That was weird, you think to yourself, but you just walk it off.
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If you have a dog, you have to go outside to walk it.
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" Most recently, he released a lyric video for his new song "Walk It Out!
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He tried to walk it back a day later by saying he had misspoken.
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Transfer the first pizza to the tray and walk it over to your grill.
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"Walk the walk, and we've got to walk it quick," Sarbanes told Vox recently.
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"I fantasized I would walk it and babysit it over the weekends," Ms. Rogawski said.
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There's no chance that Trump's political team can finesse this one, or walk it back.
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" Rove's response spoke, in some petty way, to The National's thesis on "Walk It Back.
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But it wasn't so long ago that the actress was nervous to walk it alone.
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The market tends to price in the worst-case scenario and then walk it back.
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She and Sam are thinking of getting a puppy, she says; Sam can walk it.
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"I'd speculate they would add to the list, as opposed to walk it back," he said.
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The policy was still undergoing final review when Trump announced the decision to walk it back.
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She tried to walk it back with Team J Law, but there's still some brutal honesty.
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For a clean and simple, almost clothing-on-the-hanger-like walk, it was Calvin Klein.
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The models gave me a little session backstage on how to walk; it was really sweet.
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So his lawyer, Lanny Davis, knew that he was going to have to walk it back.
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Yet I didn't regret going on the haunting philosophical forest walk it took to get there.
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Trump initially seems on the same page, then the White House and Republicans walk it back.
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Last debate, I gave you policy T.M.I., and now I am ready to walk it back.
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When the other side knows you're not going to walk, it becomes absolutely impossible to win.
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Drake's track, "Walk It Talk It."Â It's not the first time we've seen a children's book rapped, but the "Walk It Like I Talk It" ad-libs by Jay Lava (aka ScatterBrains News) and Lord Jah are what truly made this Migos makeover such a masterpiece.
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Schiller has said the story isn't true, and Fadell has tried to walk it back as well.
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She's signed on to Sanders's bill and backed abolishing private insurance, only to walk it all back.
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Walk it, run it or bike it — like Maria Gagnon, 29, a retail manager from South Williamsburg.
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Not the 'rub some dirt on it, walk it off' mentality that people are brought up with.
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Everybody who lives there walks that sidewalk every day, and I went there to walk it, too.
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Ms. Hicks surely saw this narrow path to success under Mr. Trump and decided to walk it.
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Now, I tell my story to let people know they don't have to silently walk it off.
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BA: Sometimes they have a handle that pops out, and you can walk it like a dog.
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Consequently, he and his staff frequently walk it back and say he didn't say what everyone heard.
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This is the path forward, and if we all walk it together, we can reach our destination.
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Westbrook appeared to hurt his right knee or ankle and grimaced while trying to walk it off.
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"Walk the walk, and we've got to walk it quick," Sarbanes told Vox in a recent interview.
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I don&apost think he meant to do that, and I think he tried to walk it back.
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But because I was getting older, I couldn't just walk it off—I was limping for a week.
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" Rove denied ever saying a quote attributed to him by reporter Ron Suskind featured in "Walk It Back.
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On domestic flights, suited executives would unbuckle and demand to walk it shushingly up and down the aisle.
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"He'll be able to walk it back to the golden straight jacket of the G-7," he said.
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Training to be able to walk, it was only six months prior that I was laying in the bed.
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Walk itEarly, walk it back when the day grows dim, everyoneRising just to find a way toward rest again.
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"Every time somebody would meet Zelensky, they would, like, agree and then they would walk it back," Parnas said.
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Swinging your arms—if you have a swing in your arms when you walk, it makes you look younger.
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So, of course, Mulvaney later tried to walk it all back, denying he ever said the words that he said.
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If he doesn't walk it back, he will face some of the most brutal attack ads in American political history.
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My job as a teacher was to show my students the path — but it was their job to walk it.
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But when he said something that appeared to cross a constitutional line, he was more likely to walk it back.
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We can help ex-offenders take the long, hard road of redemption by having the humility to walk it ourselves.
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When the other side knows you're not going to walk, it becomes absolutely impossible to win — you just can't win.
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If you get off your bike because of nerves, walk it until you find another bike lane to ride in.
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"I am anticipating that they're going to try to slow-walk it," he said of Republicans in the state legislature.
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"The last thing they want to do is to raise and end up having to walk it back," Weaver said Wednesday.
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Far better to get hit once and have time and space to walk it off than to be under constant attack.
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Ms. Day's lyric — "We'll walk it out together now" — and the ad's appeal to "support each other" are consistent with Mrs.
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If you don't remember the walk, it was an adaptation of a Nicholas Sparks novel in which she (spoiler) dies tragically.
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I've accepted this and I've got to walk it out now and just have to deal with it and figure it out.
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He once again tweets out #FreePalestine and this time refuses to walk it back, because at that point he doesn't care anymore.
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PAT CLEVELAND Model in the 1970s I'll tell you something about my walk: It has to do with everybody in that audience.
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We can walk it from here to the Breakers and back again easily and fairly quickly (about 20-30 minutes each way).
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He tried to walk it off, flicking his hair back across his forehead repeatedly, but he had to be replaced soon after.
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Walk it off: If you're looking to burn off all the churros, cheese and pecan pesto, head over to the Wooldridge Square Park.
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Here is a guy who one day can pick a fight with China, Mexico and Australia and the next day walk it back.
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Drake – "Walk It Talk It" Nicki Minaj – "Chun-Li" BEST LATIN Daddy Yankee – "Dura" J Balvin, Willy William – "Mi Gente" Jennifer Lopez ft.
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The record has the grown-up indie-rock band meandering into the political, not least on "Walk It Back," the album's third song.
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Drake -- "Walk It Talk It" Nicki Minaj -- "Chun-Li" BEST LATIN Daddy Yankee -- "Dura" J Balvin, Willy William -- "Mi Gente" Jennifer Lopez ft.
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He tried to walk it back, or at least explain on social media what he really meant, but the damage had been done.
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But her little light seemingly inspires him to pull the envelope out of the trash and walk it over to the right building.
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The policy, publicly announced in April, created a massive outcry, and the backlash forced the administration to walk it back three months later.
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Once a star has been added to the Walk, it is considered a part of the historic fabric of the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
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And in times like that, if it's a big show, so it has the potential to be a career changing moment to walk it.
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"Once a star has been added to the Walk, it is considered a part of the historic fabric of the Hollywood Walk of Fame."
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" Apparently later recognizing the significance of that comment, on Thursday she tried to walk it back, stating "I did not mean to say that.
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Now, at home, I'll eat an edible or smoke a joint to chill myself out; in Paris, I try to walk it off instead.
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THIESSEN: Donald Trump&aposs press conference and his performance was cringe-worthy, and watching him try to walk it bass was cringe-worthy as well.
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On Tuesday, after sustained criticism from just about everyone, including congressional Republicans, he attempted to walk it back, though in the most confusing way possible.
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"There was an air of Ivy League intimacy to the quiet conversations on this walk—it could not really be called a March," Mailer says.
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Drake -- "Walk It Talk It" Nicki Minaj -- "Chun-Li" *WINNER BEST LATIN Daddy Yankee -- "Dura" J Balvin, Willy William -- "Mi Gente" *WINNER Jennifer Lopez ft.
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But to those who have to walk it, it can seem like another unfair burden that some in the community have been forced to bear.
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"Once a star has been added to the Walk, it is considered a part of the historic fabric of the Hollywood Walk of Fame," he said.
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Janet Yellen herself recently gave a (relatively) hawkish speech, only to walk it slightly back due to the recent May jobs miss shocker (100,000 below expectations).
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"Once a star has been added to the Walk, it is considered a part of the historic fabric of the Hollywood Walk of Fame," Gubler said.
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I'm thinking of the groom [who] asked me if we could put one of our polar bears on a leash and walk it around their reception.
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His odds are still poor, in the most plausible scenarios he loses — but he still has a path, and here's what he needs to walk it.
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There is Mr. Gillum, the young, black, uncompromising progressive, who wants to impeach the president and takes the stage to "Walk It Talk It" by Migos.
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Indulge in a housemade doughnut ($4) frittata ($14) and crispy pork succotash ($16), then walk it off on the nearby Magnificent Mile stretch of Michigan Avenue.
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A streetlight on Tremont Avenue doesn't just tell you when to walk, it also serves as pull-up bar or a place to string old sneakers.
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Around 1999, the lake's water started to recede (because of drought) so that by 2002 the jetty could, again, be seen; people, again, could walk it.
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There's no point in turning your body into a giant knitted vagina if you're not going to take that vagina and walk it to the voting booth.
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Ayotte first said the billionaire would "absolutely" be an example for young people, only to walk it back later when she came under attack for the remark.
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"It just made matters worse, because he owned it, and now he's trying to walk it back," said Charniele L. Herring, a Democratic state legislator from Alexandria.
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If things go south for this administration, which seems like a fairly reasonable possibility, it's going to be awkward seeing all these industry leaders walk it back. 4.
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The sidewalk will chime with wassups when you walk it, men will gaze in your wake like you're the Pied Piper, your face and your body the song.
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Hildegard Bechtler's raised, rectangular set rotates (incrementally) a full 360 degrees, suggesting a world turning and turning and turning, while wearing down into dust those who walk it.
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I find with the train delays and crowds, it's usually not more than a 10-minute difference to walk it, and I save money on the subway fare.
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Reporters at the press conference were so stunned — as I was — to hear such a statistic that they immediately tried to walk it back, and General Mattis obliged.
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First, AMC Theaters hinted that they'd allow texting during movies in an effort to attract more millennials, only to walk it wayyy back when Twitter exploded at them.
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Iowans can come to a "Walk It Out for Warren" nature walk in Johnson County, a book club in Altoona and a "Woke Weekend Coffee Hour" in Ankeny.
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Just last month, Migos and Drake were scooting down Soul Train lines for their "Walk It Talk It" video but the internet has truly outdone itself this time.
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Why did the network let him walk it over to The New Yorker, where he eventually won a Pulitzer Prize for the reporting, instead of airing it on TV?
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And now that Cardi B can "walk it like she talks it," she was more than willing to glide through the door Lil' Kim kicked down in designer heels.
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AND FINALLY ... Walk it back A man makes a video of himself moonwalking across Europe, but oddly he doesn't pick Michael Jackson's "Billy Jean" as the background music. Weird.
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"We had an experience back in 2016 where we had a bride come down in a carriage and they were going to walk it down the aisle," he recalls.
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A sign warns migrants how long of a walk it is across the desert and that it's impossible to bring enough water, and marks confirmed deaths on a map.
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Caterpillar may have tainted the entire earnings season for industrial companies with one line, according to CNBC's Jim Cramer, and now the company is trying to walk it back.
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Migos have been quiet for a bit, letting "Walk It Talk It" become possibly the biggest hit off of Culture II thanks to its hilarious, Drake-starring music video.
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That will require Mourinho to shore up their crumbling confidence, and not to walk it to a busy roadside and shove it in front of a passing National Express.
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The clip of Carlson's comments quickly went viral, and as his show drew to a close, Carlson — apparently aware of the stir he caused — tried to walk it back.
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The Trump campaign also leaked news that football player Tim Tebow was going to speak at the convention, but had to walk it back when the athlete denied the reports.
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And then if we had to go to the grocery store or if I went on a walk, it just being the most freezing cold temperatures I had ever experienced.
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If a user has booked only two walks on the app, and the dog's score tanks after the second walk, it would be pretty clear who gave the bad rating.
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And his team is already trying to walk it back: OMB Director Mick Mulvaney was quick to say the next morning that Trump's comments shouldn't be taken literally or seriously.
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He may need help when it comes to picking out luxury gifts for Cardi B but when it comes to men's fashion, the rapper can walk it like he talks it.
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I'm still feeling anxious from last night, so I try to go walk it out on the treadmill at the gym and listen to an episode of The Shrink Next Door.
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"Once a star has been added to the Walk, it is considered a part of the historic fabric of the Hollywood Walk of Fame," President Leron Gubler told CNN last April.
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Why it matters: Trump had initially said he would hold the summit at the Trump National Doral resort in Miami, before outrage over the decision forced him to walk it back.
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So all those scenes like that, it's funny cause we really have to do the work on our own and we come in and we walk it out and then just shoot.
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About halfway through the walk, it became clear I was at the edge of Zuckerberg's estate because the land was lined with the same Private Property signs that were at his gate.
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In yesterday's briefing, he invented a new Trump policy on Syria whole cloth, one that would require a prolonged US war against Assad — forcing the White House to walk it back (twice).
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But in an interview on Sunday, Schindler also described a tricky line for the company to walk: It wants to reassure advertisers who want to know it's doing something about the problem.
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After the news about the product was released on its website, the company had to walk it back after questions arose about how the money would be insured and if deposits were protected.
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"When the other side knows you're not going to walk, it becomes absolutely impossible to win," he told his audience, brought together by a Washington think-tank, the Centre for the National Interest.
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Let's walk it back a bit: The "6 Cent Concert," as our student union dubbed it, was a charity event, with the headline act being Future's main man and dancing partner DJ Esco.
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When The Handmaid's Tale first introduced the idea that there could be something subversive and powerful about being a Handmaid, back in episode four with that triumphant power walk, it did so clumsily.
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Or, the drones could fly a package from a distribution center or warehouse to a van so a driver can ultimately take the package down and walk it up to a customer's doorstep nearby.
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People like cheap iPhones, and maybe Apple has really reached its max price point this time, so it's time to walk it back with a truly budget version of the iPhone X next year.
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They want to add their comments and they want to slow walk it and then have the I.G. bury it by releasing it Thursday or Friday this week, leading into the North Korean summit.
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Thirty years living in New York and years of traveling for work had taught me that the fastest way to orient yourself with any city is to walk it as much as you can.
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This is not the first time Trump has expressed interest in passing gun control measures after a mass shooting, only to walk it back after pressure from the NRA and members of his base.
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White House acting Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney said at a press conference in October that the aid was frozen until Ukraine investigated the interference allegations, before later being forced to walk it back.
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It doesn't just show you the calorie count of the potential walk, it shows you what it amounts to in junk food – and in cupcakes, a type of food that is particularly associated with women.
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Leander C. Pickett -- better known, he says, as M.O.S., -- says he recorded a song called "Walk It Like I Talk It" way back in 2007, and released it on a DJ Folk mixtape in 2008.
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"If there was a desire to walk it back, I don't think that Dudley would have been so pointed," said Peter Hooper, former Fed economist who is now chief U.S. economist at Deutsche Bank Securities.
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The CDC has been straightforward about that worst-case scenario, but Trump seems eager to walk it back, which could convince local governments and public health officials to stand down at the worst possible time.
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Donald Trump has been distracting himself in the week leading up to Robert Mueller's Senate testimony by ramping up the racist rhetoric in one breath and then trying to walk it back in the next.
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As soon as we walk it out, everyone&aposs out with their cameras and looking over, and we use a loud electric knife that will really draw attention if you weren&apost paying attention beforehand.
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The president went on to suggest his statement at a rally last month that he "loves" Kim was "just a figure of speech," but did not walk it back or refute it when pressed by Stahl.
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Though just a short mile and a half stretch of Sunset Boulevard—you can walk it in 30 minutes—the Strip was once teeming with the hottest nightclubs, bars, venues, and people LA had to offer.
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Harris has publicly signaled her support for eliminating private insurance, only to try to walk it back after the Democratic debate in Miami late last month and earlier this year after a CNN town hall in Iowa.
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For a team like that, it allows them on the road just to try to walk it down and play a very patient game and puts us in kind of a press mode for the whole game.
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And I had bought a TV, because... I don't know why I bought a TV. But I had this TV in the back seat, so I had to grab the TV and walk it back home. Yikes.
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You believe in strength through independence, but you will have to walk it how you talk it midweek, when action planet Mars meets rebellious Uranus, compelling you to take a stand and put your ideas in motion.
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So if you ask for a basketball player's jersey number, Google can just give you the answer and then stand at the ready for more related questions without needing you to walk it through the current context.
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Our original plan was to get White Castle out of the way in the morning, which would leave us the afternoon to walk it off and enjoy the rest of the day as tourists in New York.
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While left fielder Jeff McNeil continued to hit the ball well, catcher Wilson Ramos beat out an infield single and Rosario drew a timely walk, it was clear that the most effective Met on Saturday was Alonso.
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The decision to leave more than 6900 percent of the U.S. force in Syria behind was the second time in less than a year that Trump announced a complete withdrawal, only to walk it back (The Washington Post).
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After initially attacking Obama's record on paying homage to the fallen at a news conference on Monday, Trump tried to walk it back, admitting in a later answer that he did not actually know what Obama had done.
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Migos were sued by a rapper, M.O.S., who said that the title phrase of their song "Walk It Like I Talk It" had appeared in a song of his more than a decade prior (the case was dismissed).
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By extending a hand to those with whom we disagree and finding common ground, we can help people living with a criminal record take the long, hard road of redemption by having the humility to walk it ourselves.
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"At 39 weeks i can honestly say my body still wants to train but I'm going to take it easy and walk it out during these last few days until labor," the then-mom-to-be captioned the footage.
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But Chutkan also slammed US prosecutors for their "rather salacious" claim earlier this summer that Butina had offered sex for a job, only to walk it back when her lawyers accused them of misinterpreting an innocent joke between friends.
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However, while it's clear that the "Walk It Talk It" rapper's youngest daughter shares a special place in his heart, Offset went on to share that he actually has all the names of his children tattooed on his body.
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We walk it off afterwards with a stroll up the Royal Mile towards Edinburgh Castle, stopping to peek in the numerous shops selling kilts, Scottish tablet (a candy that looks a little bit like fudge) and, of course, whisky.
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In docs obtained by TMZ ... Pickett says he realized, in January 2018, Migos had released a track on their "Culture II" album with an amazingly similar title -- "Walk It Talk It" -- which uses a "substantial portion" of his version.
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On "Walk It Back," the third track from the band's latest album, Sleep Well Beast, lead singer Matt Berninger had read a long, creepy, pro-Empire, anti-reality quote from a 2004 New York Magazine report by Ron Suskind.
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I literally, at age 18, had to cut out these pieces, in the days of the photocopier and whatever, cut it out, put it together, and then literally physically walk it over to 10 Downing Street and deliver it.
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He can get hit by a car or fall down three flights of stairs and walk it off in a couple of minutes, while everyone else in the movie (except Common) seems to be made of tissue paper by comparison.
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"It's a learn-to-run program, so we always start out with walkers and didn't want to make it seem like people had to run the 5K—of course they could walk it," says Bryan Smith, a Running Room area manager.
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That leaves the president and his closest aides with two equally bad options: explicitly acknowledge that the claim was baseless, the opposite of what Trump seems inclined to do, or continue trying to subtly walk it back without formally retracting it.
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Topol begins with the story of his own knee replacement surgery, which, because of a condition neither he nor his doctor knew he had, resulted in terrible inflammation, scarring and pain; his orthopedist told him, essentially, to walk it off.
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I am off to the Canadian woods next week for 10 days of hanging in the snow with the coyotes and wearing my favorite giant snow suit, which makes so much noise when I walk it scares the wildlife away.
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When Mr. Sanders did wade recently into a pressing international topic — arguing that the United States should embrace Iran and move to full diplomatic relations — he had to walk it back almost immediately, saying he was talking about a long-term goal.
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Tracks like "Drug Zoo" and "Duster's Blues" come with some heavy "overturned office furniture" vibes, and by the time vocalist Ryan "Hoagie" Hogan gets to the unhinged "Lord and the Stud," it's about time for everyone to get outside and walk it off.
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Mr. Yearwood, in site—she gave the crowd an excellent tip: "If you partook in more of the bourbon than the food, just walk it off outside on the beach," which is really just great life advice for first-timers in Miami.
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"I had started taking taekwondo classes and I didn't get to walk it, because, you know, I was in a sparring class and I got kicked in the knee by a 9-year-old so I couldn't walk too far," she told PEOPLE.
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Walk it all off on Spalenberg, one of the city's nicest shopping streets, home to shops like Hejkoh, which has stylish women's clothing, home décor, gifts and a cozy cafe where the avocado-toast-loving set likes to gather for treats and conversation.
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"It could be that the announcement is made to ensure a future government doesn't walk it back -- like with the THAAD acceleration, there may be some concerns that a future left-leaning government might be less willing to face the DPRK directly," said Wallace.
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And although he later attempted to walk it back, acting White House Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney admitted to a quid but a different quo -- emphasizing that the quo in question wasn't related to Trump's request to investigate the Bidens, but to Ukrainian corruption.
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Brady Blackburn (first-timer Brady Jandreau, playing, as does everyone onscreen, a fictionalized version of himself) is a cowboy — he trains horses, competes in the rodeo, and believes that the best way to deal with pain is to walk it off and get back to riding.
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Josh Hawley (R-Mo.), a close ally of the president who opposes Ozerden, said he was shocked when he heard Mulvaney say aid to Ukraine was frozen as Trump sought an investigation into Democrats, before spending the next 72 hours trying to walk it all back.
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While hotels are not under any legal obligation to the guests they walk, it is industry policy to book guests a room in a comparable property and pay for that room, according to Reneta McCarthy, a senior lecturer at the School of Hotel Administration at Cornell University.
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We know as a matter of fact, thanks really to the New York Times which tried to walk it back, that there was a spy, if you will, a confidential informant or as the late great James Comey put it, a human resource, who was in the Trump campaign.
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But after White House Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney told reporters there was a quid pro quo and it was fine and everyone should "get over it" – only to be forced to walk it back later – many rank and file Republicans started to push that line of argument.
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This country is full of the sort of people who, in their irrational hatred of one of the nation's most talented sportsmen, are willing to hand write a horrible letter, stick a stamp on it, personally walk it up to the postbox and send it to said sportsman's nan.
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Chutkan did chastise prosecutors for making the "rather salacious" claim early in the case that Butina had offered sex for a job, only to walk it back later after Butina's lawyers published the contents of the messages at issue and argued that they showed that Butina and a friend were joking.
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Slide that onto a hero roll, and you could take it outside to eat on the stoop, or walk it down to the jetty to watch the sunset, or perch on the fence and watch the horses graze, or sit in the stands while the kids play in a game.
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The hope, as I've heard it expressed, is that the generals surrounding Trump will control his paper flow, control the information he gets, and if Trump goes off the reservation and does try to order an unwarranted first strike, they will do something to stop it or slow-walk it or otherwise intercede.
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As shadows lengthened across the stone wall, I began to second-guess our decision to throw a few clothes into a backpack, board a regional train and flee the crowds of Florence in an attempt to find an ancient pilgrimage route called the Via Francigena and walk it south for four days, to Siena.
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They played in the touring band for Jay and the Americans and wrote the soundtrack for a 1971 Richard Pryor movie, "You Gotta Walk It Like You Talk It." The producer Gary Katz got them jobs as staff songwriters for ABC Records, and Mr. Becker and Mr. Fagen moved to Los Angeles in 212.
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So it goes that the recent, Soul Train-styled video for Migos' "Walk It Talk It" is the latest opportunity for Drake to consciously make himself look like a dork, wearing a long, vaguely Jheri-curled wig that bizarrely makes him resemble "Weird Al" Yankovic or Chris Cornell instead of Rick James as was likely intended.
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Migos put their spin on the iconic music television show this weekend by transforming it into "Culture Ride" for the new visual for "Walk It Talk It." With Jamie Foxx as Ron Delirious, ruffled blouses, and the infamous Soul Train Scramble board, the spirit of former host Don Cornelius was in full effect throughout the grainy footage.
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They take the intimate physical language of sisterhood and walk it right up to the edge of pornographic, giving us images of smooth, tanned limbs intertwined and open mouths almost touching, a visual code that manages to simultaneously imply narcissistic self-fetish, the possibility of queer desire, and at the same time their willingness to perform for the male gaze.
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However, the "Mad Money " host doesn't agree with Trump calling out Powell, even though he believes the economy is further along in the cycle then the Fed thinks "I just wish the president would cool it in terms of saying 'they know nothing' to Federal Reserve Chairman Powell and therefore maybe Powell could walk it back a little," he said.
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The NYT explains the fine line that SoftBank's chief, Masa Son, must walk: It is a delicate balance for Mr. Son, who is on the one hand receiving investment capital from a conservative nation that built its vast wealth with oil and on the other hand using that very wealth to fund progressive young companies with a different set of values.
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"It will take someone who is 100 pounds twice as long to walk it off as a 200-pound person, so in fact, if there was a little more information, which of course it would be hard to put on the label, it might be more encouraging to tell people if you are already overweight it might take you less time to walk that off," Sallis said.
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Here's what the Wall Street Journal's Kimberley Strassel wrote in a May 10 column: National Review's Andrew McCarthy got more specific in a May 12 piece, noting that Glenn Simpson, the co-founder of Fusion GPS, testified to a Senate committee that former British spy Christopher Steele told him the FBI had a "human source" inside the Trump campaign —and then tried to walk it back.
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On Sunday, Migos — the Atlanta-based rapper group made up of Takeoff, Quavo, and Offset — premiered the video for their single "Walk It Talk It," from their album Culture II. While it isn't unusual for the group to lean all the way into a theme for the sake of a strong visuals (see: "Motorsport" and "T-Shirt" as proof), there was something special about how the trio was able to do it for the culture, paying homage to Soul Train, the music-dance TV show on the air for 35 years, with its own Culture Train and '70s-style fashion.
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