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that was eliot spitzer to a "t." but when new yorkers sent the sheriff of wall street to the governor's mansion, we all learned the hard way that white knights can have dark secrets. spitzer was caught breaking his own sex work laws, a level of hypocrisy we could never forget. eliot spitzer blazed a trail through new york that had him in spitting distance of the white house, right up until the moment he set himself on fire. ♪ this will sound like a setup for a bad joke, but bear with me. [cheering] the change you seek, the new york you dream of begins tonight. [cheering] so there's this honest politician named eliot spitzer, a white knight, new york official with a reputation so pristine, they called him "mr. clean." he rose up the ranks from attorney general to governor by taking down the mafia as well as wall street banks. these are people who are stealing money. they may not do it with a gun, but the result is just as criminal. he won the hearts of minds of new yorkers as if he were derek jeter made out of thin-
that was eliot spitzer to a "t." but when new yorkers sent the sheriff of wall street to the governor's mansion, we all learned the hard way that white knights can have dark secrets. spitzer was caught breaking his own sex work laws, a level of hypocrisy we could never forget. eliot spitzer blazed a trail through new york that had him in spitting distance of the white house, right up until the moment he set himself on fire. ♪ this will sound like a setup for a bad joke, but bear...
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so thanks again, eliot. thank you. sitting here with you. now, i'd like to introduce the conversation between maria montoya and carolyn woods. they'll be discussing eisenberg's book, fire and rain, nixon, kissinger and the wars in southeast asia. the jury prize that this book provides a sweeping, panoramic, ultimately -- portrait of nixon and kissinger as architects of the wars in southeast asia. fire and rain at once is at once a biography of these two men working desperately extract the united states from the war in vietnam and simultaneously a compelling history that explores the human cost of this conflict for the people of vietnam, laos and cambodia. this war was also a tragedy. the men and women who fought on behalf of the united states. isenberg offers an unflinching examination of the moral consequences of the policies pursued by nixon and kissinger, arguing for a reconsider of their actions as part of the corruption and lawlessness that led congress to seek the impeachment of the president. she also reveals that american persistence
so thanks again, eliot. thank you. sitting here with you. now, i'd like to introduce the conversation between maria montoya and carolyn woods. they'll be discussing eisenberg's book, fire and rain, nixon, kissinger and the wars in southeast asia. the jury prize that this book provides a sweeping, panoramic, ultimately -- portrait of nixon and kissinger as architects of the wars in southeast asia. fire and rain at once is at once a biography of these two men working desperately extract the...
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for one of his films , eliot received an emmy. his mother was born in ukraine and immigrated to canada with her parents as a child. my grandmother told me about her life there, i was interested in all that, so when the war started, i said, that we should make a film that would be understandable to americans interested in what is happening and also in supporting ukraine, those people who usually do not watch the news and do not even support ukraine, and a film about animals, in our opinion, had to cover this... through acquaintances, eliot found ukrainian producer zoya soshenko, and she offered cooperation with the famous ukrainian blogger anton tushkin. in the first days, our ukrainians showed incredible deeds, to the extent that they risked their lives and began to help animals, and it was very surprising to all of us, and we understood that it should be filmed, and in fact, personally, as a producer in this story, i was very motivated by the fact that it seemed to me at the time that ukrainians as a nation are very... strong , b
for one of his films , eliot received an emmy. his mother was born in ukraine and immigrated to canada with her parents as a child. my grandmother told me about her life there, i was interested in all that, so when the war started, i said, that we should make a film that would be understandable to americans interested in what is happening and also in supporting ukraine, those people who usually do not watch the news and do not even support ukraine, and a film about animals, in our opinion, had...
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s office, but eliot spitzer and i were contemporaries. if this were as a legal theory that people dream was humanly possible, eliot spitzer's conduct in new york state would have been the poster child for bringing this type of case. and they never did. and no one would ever consider bringing a case like this because it is unprecedented. and in my view you don't test the new legal theories from the d.a.'s office when you are dealing with a president of the united states, a presidential election, and what has to be described as one of the worst witnesses anyone has ever seen. >> sandra: based on that statement, eric, where do you believe the prosecution goes next with this as we do await official word that cohen is back on the witness stand? >> i think they will try to do the best they can to rehabilitate at least some part of him. to say you did get these payments and this is generally what it says in the paperwork. but i don't see a scenario where he can be rehabilitated. it's hard to understand how the judge is not going to grant a direc
s office, but eliot spitzer and i were contemporaries. if this were as a legal theory that people dream was humanly possible, eliot spitzer's conduct in new york state would have been the poster child for bringing this type of case. and they never did. and no one would ever consider bringing a case like this because it is unprecedented. and in my view you don't test the new legal theories from the d.a.'s office when you are dealing with a president of the united states, a presidential election,...
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the second...is eliot spitzer. ♪ ♪ every day in every state across the country, our political system is bankrolled by an army of fund-raisers, pulling in millions of dollars a race. sometimes it looks like you might imagine-- knocking on doors, calling every name in the phone book, and emails--so many emails. but for all those little fish throwing $100 to their local race, it's the whales those campaign fund-raisers really need-- powerful, rich individuals and companies. and when they donate $25,000, $100,000, a million dollars, they want a favor...or 10. it should be obvious that's corrupt, but with a wink and a nod, political deals toe the bribery line every single day. and we may never have noticed that if a certain illinois governor hadn't flung back the curtain with an unrepentant ego, a political corruption crime spree, and a set of unprecedented audio recordings that shined a bright light on the inner workings of american political power. ladies and gentlemen, meet rod blagojevich. ♪ ♪ it was early morning, 'cause i used to get up every morning and turn on the 6:00 news, a
the second...is eliot spitzer. ♪ ♪ every day in every state across the country, our political system is bankrolled by an army of fund-raisers, pulling in millions of dollars a race. sometimes it looks like you might imagine-- knocking on doors, calling every name in the phone book, and emails--so many emails. but for all those little fish throwing $100 to their local race, it's the whales those campaign fund-raisers really need-- powerful, rich individuals and companies. and when they...
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. >> saray y juan luis tenian apenas tres meses de haber llegado a los angeles con su pequeno hijo eliot, provenientes de puebla, mexico. >> segun reportes policiales, el pasado 16 de mayo, jose luis fue asesinado de un disparo mientras viajaba a la autobus cuando regresaba a casa del trabajo. >> las autoridades indicaron que tras una discusion, un pasajero saco un arma de fuego y la d descargo contra jose luis. >> es el ultimo mensaje que yo recibi de el, eran cuatro donde me dijo que yo habia salido y que ya venia, ya iba para la luis. >> el sospechoso fue detenido ese mismo dia a unas cuadras del lugar de los hechos. >> saray pide justicia. >> que tenga un castigo, ¿no? >> porque pues no creo que me hacia justo que ella terminado con una familia, que haya vida. >> el incidente ocurrio justo ocurrio justo horas despues de que la alcaldesa de los angeles, karen bass, anunciara una mocion para ordenar un aumento de oficiales en autobuses y trenes en medio de la creciente ola de violencia que azota el sistema de transporte incidentes no relacionados. >> el mes pasado, una mujer n nicarag
. >> saray y juan luis tenian apenas tres meses de haber llegado a los angeles con su pequeno hijo eliot, provenientes de puebla, mexico. >> segun reportes policiales, el pasado 16 de mayo, jose luis fue asesinado de un disparo mientras viajaba a la autobus cuando regresaba a casa del trabajo. >> las autoridades indicaron que tras una discusion, un pasajero saco un arma de fuego y la d descargo contra jose luis. >> es el ultimo mensaje que yo recibi de el, eran cuatro...
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. >> no puedo entender como paso, que es lo que paso, necesito eliot, provenientes de puebla, mexico. >> segun reportes policiales, el pasado 16 de mayo, jose luis fue asesinado de un disparo mientras viajaba en un autobus cuando regresaba a casa del trabajo. >> las autoridades indicaron que tras una discusion un pasajer saco un arma de fuego y la descargo contra jose luis. >> es el ultimo mensaje que yo recibi de el eran cuatro me dijo que ya habia a salir y que ya venia, ya iba para la casa. >> el sospechoso fue detenido ese mismo dia a unas cuadras del lugar de los hechos. >> saray pide justicia. >> ya sea justo que haya terminado con una familia, que haya vida. >> de los angeles, karen vaz, anunciar una mocion para ordenar un aumento de oficiales en autobuses y trenes en medio de la creciente ola de violencia que azota el sistema de transporte publico del condado angelino. >> esta semana tres personas fueron apunaladas en dos incidentes no relacionados. >> el mes pasado, una mujer nicarag"uense de 66 anos fue asesinada apunaladas en el metro cuando regresaba a su casa del trabajo.
. >> no puedo entender como paso, que es lo que paso, necesito eliot, provenientes de puebla, mexico. >> segun reportes policiales, el pasado 16 de mayo, jose luis fue asesinado de un disparo mientras viajaba en un autobus cuando regresaba a casa del trabajo. >> las autoridades indicaron que tras una discusion un pasajer saco un arma de fuego y la descargo contra jose luis. >> es el ultimo mensaje que yo recibi de el eran cuatro me dijo que ya habia a salir y que ya...
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how do you just answered it as eliot suggests that a second ago, directly, they would have moved on to something else. so he makes he kind of throws a little salt on the wound there by dragging it out. >> it's interesting, jamie, because our reporters inside the courtroom say that michael cohen remained very even i'm calm. their words even in calm. even when the defense attorney, todd blanche, was going after him with very fiery kinds of questions. you surprised by that you know, it's hard to tell. this is what makes me crazy about not having cameras in the courtroom because body language is different, but to the point that eliot made an andy made, if he is staying even i mean, it sounds like there are some semantics he's he's playing with the words, not just answering yes or no. that can read defensive to the jury. but the real question to me today is, how does the jury read what i call the elephant, who's not in the room? that's allen weisselberg, who is the former cfo of trump org, who right at this moment, is in rikers. his evidence. he's in jail and he's his handwriting is on what
how do you just answered it as eliot suggests that a second ago, directly, they would have moved on to something else. so he makes he kind of throws a little salt on the wound there by dragging it out. >> it's interesting, jamie, because our reporters inside the courtroom say that michael cohen remained very even i'm calm. their words even in calm. even when the defense attorney, todd blanche, was going after him with very fiery kinds of questions. you surprised by that you know, it's...
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to be after the trial is gonna be after everything that's what this section is going to be all about eliot, the specter of the use of the justice system by a reelected donald trump. >> liz cheney was on with my colleagues on state of the union earlier this year. she talked a little bit about it. watch when you think about donald trump, for example, pledging retribution what vladimir putin did to navalny is what retribution looks like in a country where the leader is not subject to the rule of law and i think that we have to take donald trump very seriously. we have to take seriously the extent to which you've now got a putin wing of the republican party and of course, elliott in the first donald trump term, in the wake of molar, what he wanted to go farther than what the justice department ultimately did in terms of appointing a special prosecutor in durham to look into that. >> i mean, what is the actual what is the set of realistic possibilities? >> i actually think probably the most dangerous thing the former president did was fired. jeff sessions, the attorney general, the united state
to be after the trial is gonna be after everything that's what this section is going to be all about eliot, the specter of the use of the justice system by a reelected donald trump. >> liz cheney was on with my colleagues on state of the union earlier this year. she talked a little bit about it. watch when you think about donald trump, for example, pledging retribution what vladimir putin did to navalny is what retribution looks like in a country where the leader is not subject to the...
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the most recent swing-state polling we have eliot looked at. it was from the new york times. see on a pole and it came out a couple of weeks ago. one thing that i was really interested in in that was actually the disparity between the biden trump number and some of these senate race this is because the biden trump number was really close. the senate wasn't look at the pennsylvania numbers. it had biden up at 44 and trumpet 47. so biden's trailing in this poll trump. but then look at that, but it's bob, casey and dave mccormick. bob casey, the democratic incumbent, sitting at 46, right? he's running well ahead of time now we looked let's look at arizona. same thing, biden 42 and arizona trump 49. ruben gallego, the democrat 45, kari lake, 41. >> the difference almost. that's important is not even the guy ego versus lake difference. it's that you're seeing gallego run ahead of biden here. usually. i mean, often in times the trend that's not the trend. the trend can be reversed why do you think that is the time said it was actually gen z and voters of color that's a big part of
the most recent swing-state polling we have eliot looked at. it was from the new york times. see on a pole and it came out a couple of weeks ago. one thing that i was really interested in in that was actually the disparity between the biden trump number and some of these senate race this is because the biden trump number was really close. the senate wasn't look at the pennsylvania numbers. it had biden up at 44 and trumpet 47. so biden's trailing in this poll trump. but then look at that, but...
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nuevamente retomaba la ventaja san francisco eliot ramos con este rolling de sacrificio ponía las cosas 3 a 1 y parecía una victoria para los gigantes en la gran manzana. pero rodgers se metía en problemas en la novena. y aquí bader, con este regaderazo por el jardín izquierdo, empató el juego de pelota en la novena. y adivinen que sí dejaron en el terreno los giants con ese sencillo de narváez. 4 a 3 ganaron los mets. ahora el récord de los giants está en 27 y 27. cómo le fue a los seis? pues estaban 3 a 0 abajo en la alta del cuarto y tucker la mandaba a las gradas. 5 a 0. se colocaba el equipo de los astros. y esto fue para maquillar el resultado. el cuadrangular de langoliers 5 a 2 perdió el equipo de oakland. le fue muy bien a los astros en su gira por out. seguimos en la bahía, pero en el fútbol, porque en people's park de san josé, en estos momentos está albergando un partido muy especial para 2 comunidades hispanas con gran presencia en nuestra área, guatemala y nicaragua. y aquí les tenemos. cómo se vivió el color previo a este partido amistoso? nicaragua nic
nuevamente retomaba la ventaja san francisco eliot ramos con este rolling de sacrificio ponía las cosas 3 a 1 y parecía una victoria para los gigantes en la gran manzana. pero rodgers se metía en problemas en la novena. y aquí bader, con este regaderazo por el jardín izquierdo, empató el juego de pelota en la novena. y adivinen que sí dejaron en el terreno los giants con ese sencillo de narváez. 4 a 3 ganaron los mets. ahora el récord de los giants está en 27 y 27. cómo le fue a los...
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but that opened the door for young prospect eliot ramos in colorado. people want to see the young kids play. here we go. ramos, little bloop in the second inning. matt chapman scores. giants take a two. nothing lead. ramos the salute from the dugout. it's pretty cold. one for four for ramos. exsqueeze me. nick ahmed the boss. mike stose great slide to avoid the tag. giants end up with a six run first seven four game in the seventh. chappie sharply hit ball. ryan mcmahon rushed the throw, got away. michael conforto had homered and had three hits in this game. comes around to score and the giants hang on for an eight six victory. they won two in a row. a's hosting the rangers. this is a scheduled doubleheader. i thought this was a school day. no not for them. shayla anglers was schooling opposing pitchers. this is why they call him anglers. the power two run homer to left a's up to one langoliers again in the fourth. this time he laces this ball to left a game tying two run double. we're even at four. keeping track langoliers with four rbis. and now you
but that opened the door for young prospect eliot ramos in colorado. people want to see the young kids play. here we go. ramos, little bloop in the second inning. matt chapman scores. giants take a two. nothing lead. ramos the salute from the dugout. it's pretty cold. one for four for ramos. exsqueeze me. nick ahmed the boss. mike stose great slide to avoid the tag. giants end up with a six run first seven four game in the seventh. chappie sharply hit ball. ryan mcmahon rushed the throw, got...
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eliot palmer is the recreation leader here at the james lemmo swim center in benicia. he says they serve 1000 swim lessons a year to adults and children alike. >> even if you have a life jacket on a child, absolutely arms reach at all times, and then the other thing get them in swim lessons, get them, get them comfortable in the water. make it enjoyable, do swim team, build your skills, those kind of things. but parental supervision, on top of lifeguards, that are on site is huge to water safety. >> palmer says swimming is a life skill. anyone can learn to swim at any age. >> i think every age group, whether you're you know, three years old or you're, you know, 65, if it's something you should all, have a chance to learn and should learn how to swim. and at our pool, we do have adult lessons that we do, that we keep smaller class sizes, for that, we can focus on getting comfortable in the water. >> an estimated 1000 children every year in the us die from drowning. the american academy of pediatrics urges parents and families whenever you're near a body of water or a sw
eliot palmer is the recreation leader here at the james lemmo swim center in benicia. he says they serve 1000 swim lessons a year to adults and children alike. >> even if you have a life jacket on a child, absolutely arms reach at all times, and then the other thing get them in swim lessons, get them, get them comfortable in the water. make it enjoyable, do swim team, build your skills, those kind of things. but parental supervision, on top of lifeguards, that are on site is huge to water...
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eliot, and that their love and it's the reason they went on. and if you can tap into that, you know, then i always tell them don't think about your egree. think about your undergraduate degree and be a generalist, and in turn the students on pic you we can get into this discussion later but you also to teach in a ff lecture. that's done. right? that's over. it's got to be active to learning process that inspires them, that gets them talking, getng group activities come all the things we really know how to do this sometimes are chaotic, right, you go in when you lecture you know exactly what's going to happen. boring. would you go in and say i'm going to put your little groups and you're tear apart most utopia, right? that's exciting. you8.'tey can do it. you've got to turnn. >> i would just add back to the sort of historical perspective, that if you just said and say why can't they go on in lots of dfe world, you know, there used be debating societies. there are nonprofits. de tocqueville was, you know, wax poetic about how american democracy w
eliot, and that their love and it's the reason they went on. and if you can tap into that, you know, then i always tell them don't think about your egree. think about your undergraduate degree and be a generalist, and in turn the students on pic you we can get into this discussion later but you also to teach in a ff lecture. that's done. right? that's over. it's got to be active to learning process that inspires them, that gets them talking, getng group activities come all the things we really...
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but that opened the door for young prospect eliot ramos in colorado. people want to see the young kids play. here we go. ramos, little bloop in the second inning. matt chapman scores. giants take a two. nothing lead. ramos the salute from the dugout. it's pretty cold. one for four for ramos. exsqueeze me. nick ahmed the boss. mike stose great slide to avoid the tag. giants end up with a six run first seven four game in the seventh. chappie sharply hit ball. ryan mcmahon rushed the throw, got away. michael conforto had homered and had three hits in this game. comes around to score and the giants hang on for an eight six victory. they won two in a row. a's hosting the rangers. this is a scheduled doubleheader. i thought this was a school day. no not for them. shayla anglers was schooling opposing pitchers. this is why they call him anglers. the power two run homer to left a's up to one langoliers again in the fourth. this time he laces this ball to left a game tying two run double. we're even at four. keeping track langoliers with four rbis. and now you
but that opened the door for young prospect eliot ramos in colorado. people want to see the young kids play. here we go. ramos, little bloop in the second inning. matt chapman scores. giants take a two. nothing lead. ramos the salute from the dugout. it's pretty cold. one for four for ramos. exsqueeze me. nick ahmed the boss. mike stose great slide to avoid the tag. giants end up with a six run first seven four game in the seventh. chappie sharply hit ball. ryan mcmahon rushed the throw, got...
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in the high school, she met eliot to become a product design and her husband and business partner loose was clever and vicious . with l. e. s and the mutual friend she found at the motel company, the 1st product of wooden picture frames and old houses was grace inside the company go quickly and soon the handle of family could afford expensive vacations to you're. in 1956, they went to sun. ready they had to have sponsors and unusual toil in the shop windows. ruth was electrified. she never seen anything like it. a beautiful grow, not with its own style. she immediately very nice to potential and bullshit. ruth was a toy designer to a marketer. she had a daughter named barbara. she didn't like the options that her daughter had in terms of dogs. they were baby dolls for nurturing play. and ruth wanted more options, the english legs to sleep with the siege twice. actually products from the german tablet build with a room? she punched lines. lily was the star of the papers daily cartoon. the she was sassy, sexy, and confident. the just acted to click. she was sitting with linda. you should
in the high school, she met eliot to become a product design and her husband and business partner loose was clever and vicious . with l. e. s and the mutual friend she found at the motel company, the 1st product of wooden picture frames and old houses was grace inside the company go quickly and soon the handle of family could afford expensive vacations to you're. in 1956, they went to sun. ready they had to have sponsors and unusual toil in the shop windows. ruth was electrified. she never seen...
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in 2020, businessman eliot broidy admitted to violating the law. farah agreed to pay a fine of $6.6 million. it is alleged that he worked for the interests of china and malaysia, but did not register as an agent. and in 2021, american lobbyist, imat shah zuberi, was sentenced to 12 years in prison on charges of violating the foreign agents law. he allegedly hid that he was lobbying for the sri lankan government in 2022. head of the council of russian compatriots of the usa elena branson was accused of promoting russian politics and ideology. without registering as a foreign agent, fortunately, she flew to russia back in 2020, after fbi officers raided her home in the united states with a search. i would just like to add, mikhailovich, the special meanness of this fara law in the united states of america lies in the fact that these examples that were given here, they talk about it, because it is such a legal matter of taste: you like it, you don’t like it, you go to jail , next, there, if in georgian legally, yes, you just have to open yours. we a
in 2020, businessman eliot broidy admitted to violating the law. farah agreed to pay a fine of $6.6 million. it is alleged that he worked for the interests of china and malaysia, but did not register as an agent. and in 2021, american lobbyist, imat shah zuberi, was sentenced to 12 years in prison on charges of violating the foreign agents law. he allegedly hid that he was lobbying for the sri lankan government in 2022. head of the council of russian compatriots of the usa elena branson was...
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nicholas eliot was fired from... from british intelligence with a complete ban on working in the intelligence services, for britain philbe's escape became a sensation, newspapers and television, everyone wrote and discussed philpi's escape. not only did he work for soviet intelligence for 30 years, of which 7 years he was under suspicion and drove all the british ones for us intelligence services. philby still managed to escape and escape. at the end of january 1963, kim reaches moscow. for his services to the soviet union, kim is awarded a state pension and given a spacious apartment in the center of moscow. but he is completely alone, without friends and without family. you find yourself in a country that is foreign to you, generally still unfamiliar. and there is no one with whom he could communicate, no one seems to be interested in what he knows. soon after his escape, kim invited his wife eleon to the ussr. a year later she received a soviet visa and came to philpa, but neither the country and her own husband did not suit her. she didn’t actively like it here, she went to america and
nicholas eliot was fired from... from british intelligence with a complete ban on working in the intelligence services, for britain philbe's escape became a sensation, newspapers and television, everyone wrote and discussed philpi's escape. not only did he work for soviet intelligence for 30 years, of which 7 years he was under suspicion and drove all the british ones for us intelligence services. philby still managed to escape and escape. at the end of january 1963, kim reaches moscow. for his...
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anyway, we've got eliot keck here. eliot is head of campaigns at the taxpayers alliance. so eliot, there is, pressure on councils to cash this stuff in. >> yeah, i think pressure , >> yeah, i think pressure, particularly from us because i think it's outrageous that only 28% of an art collection worth somewhere around £15 billion will be it. we're not entirely clear, because a lot of councils don't know the value of their art collection or won't provide that value, and only 28% of that very, very large, very expensive collection is actually available to the public, to taxpayers, to residents, for people to see. so i think they need to look at that, that chunk that they're not putting on for the public and start thinking, okay, is that really an appropriate. >> eliot, i mean, you could say that about any art gallery. you could go to the national gallery or the national portrait gallery and say only a third of their collection is on display. that's normal. and i do think you probably, i don't know, maybe underestimating you, but have a background in finance. i personally ob
anyway, we've got eliot keck here. eliot is head of campaigns at the taxpayers alliance. so eliot, there is, pressure on councils to cash this stuff in. >> yeah, i think pressure , >> yeah, i think pressure, particularly from us because i think it's outrageous that only 28% of an art collection worth somewhere around £15 billion will be it. we're not entirely clear, because a lot of councils don't know the value of their art collection or won't provide that value, and only 28% of...
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then, in the sixth, eliot ramos with a giant fly to center. it's his first home run of the season. the giants beat the rockies 4 to 1. they won four in a row and are starting to feel pretty good inside the clubhouse. we have a good chemistry in the in the clubhouse for sure. all the guys are like happy to be here. they come to compete and everybody is like on the same page, if that makes sense. well, the giants and a's are headed in opposite directions. the a's in kansas city, bottom six with the royals up three. vinnie pasquantino blows it open with a three run triple to right that makes the score 8 to 1. kansas city brent rooker smashes a three run homer in the ninth. the royals beat the a's 8 to 4. now, despite the a's with their eighth loss in a row, manager mark kotsay has confidence his team will be able to get back on the winning track. i think the bats were better the last two days for sure, you know, we, we've pitched better than we have over the series, you know, we'll sometimes you get in these ruts where, you know, you start hitting and you don't pitch, and , vice versa
then, in the sixth, eliot ramos with a giant fly to center. it's his first home run of the season. the giants beat the rockies 4 to 1. they won four in a row and are starting to feel pretty good inside the clubhouse. we have a good chemistry in the in the clubhouse for sure. all the guys are like happy to be here. they come to compete and everybody is like on the same page, if that makes sense. well, the giants and a's are headed in opposite directions. the a's in kansas city, bottom six with...
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. >> laura: eliot spitzer. not laughing but i remember. this is highest of high levels. >> now it's out of the closet. now it's -- they are blatant. >> look, i'm no a defender of trump. what crime did he commit? that's something i still can't understand, what crime did he commit that he is on trial in new york city today? would you endorse donald trump tonight on this show? i know lots of people were nikki haley supporters. you were one of them. a lot of very, very well-connected and wealthy people haley fans. what about now? >> let me say this to you. i said on television a couple weeks ago that i was going to vote for my wife. >> laura: okay. that's cute. that doesn't work on "the ingraham angle." >> i know. i think the most important decision he is going to make is who his running mate is. because his running mate has the next shot at being the best president because he is finished after this term. and i think i'm just going to keep my powder dry and watch and see what he -- >> laura: you would consider sitting out the elections and not
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eliot ramos right back up the middle. two more runs come in to score and the giants win 8 to 4 to move. one game over 500 in what was their ninth win in their last 11 games. stanford softball team leaves tomorrow for the college world series in oklahoma city. and last night, the eighth seeded cardinal walked off the number nine seed lsu tigers on caitlin lim's three run homer in the sixth. so with the mercy rule in effect, stanford won eight. nothing. it's not often you see an eight nothing walk off homer, but that's what it was. next up, top seeded texas on thursday. this will be stanford's second straight trip to the college world series, which is a double elimination tournament, and star pitcher niya kennedy and the cardinal savoring every moment. >> this has been the dream for so long, so, so, just just to have the opportunity to play on this stage and to fight for my team and fight to get to oklahoma city, i feel like that that just outweighs every everything. >> okay, some sad news as we brought you earlier on this
eliot ramos right back up the middle. two more runs come in to score and the giants win 8 to 4 to move. one game over 500 in what was their ninth win in their last 11 games. stanford softball team leaves tomorrow for the college world series in oklahoma city. and last night, the eighth seeded cardinal walked off the number nine seed lsu tigers on caitlin lim's three run homer in the sixth. so with the mercy rule in effect, stanford won eight. nothing. it's not often you see an eight nothing...
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this brings in yaz six for san francisco and then in the seventh, bases loaded for eliot ramos. he's playing good as well. ground ball up the middle and through. put two more on the board. giants win eight four. they start the homestand in the win column for us to succeed we got to get contributions everywhere. >> so you know wisely's been swinging great. and ramos since he's gotten here a little bit lower today in the lineup. you know yaz gets the first one double there. so i mean when you when you have guys swinging well at the bottom of the lineup, you feel like every inning you come up, there's a chance to score. >> it's definitely fun to watch them, you know, have a lot of success and get the win, especially when i'm pitching to my, you know, i should be doing so. >> key stretch for the giants here. they got the phillies for two more in the yankees come in this weekend. round one of the french open. rafa nadal taking on alexander zverev. and could this be the king of clay his last french appearance. nadal loses in straight sets a surprise here. six three, seven six, six thr
this brings in yaz six for san francisco and then in the seventh, bases loaded for eliot ramos. he's playing good as well. ground ball up the middle and through. put two more on the board. giants win eight four. they start the homestand in the win column for us to succeed we got to get contributions everywhere. >> so you know wisely's been swinging great. and ramos since he's gotten here a little bit lower today in the lineup. you know yaz gets the first one double there. so i mean when...
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eliot ramos, a big three run homer off yoshinobu yamamoto, who had not given up a run on the road this season. but in the end, it was the dodgers bats that had the last laugh in extra innings. six 4 in 10 was the final as the dodgers improved to four and zero against the giants this season. >> you know, we are making some mistakes still, and that's going to help come with you. sometimes you want them to be aggressive. sometimes maybe a little too. >> a lot of dodgers fans at the giants home park last night, we'll see how that continues or does not. but two options on jungwoo lee if he opts for surgery. certainly done for the season if he tries to just let it heal. probably two months out. the shoulders are tough either way. i mean, they spent $100 million on him and now you just hurt. yeah. all right. thanks, larry. yeah. >> tonight on abc seven at eight, it's will trent, followed by the rookie at ten. the good doctor. then do stay with us for abc seven news at 11. remember that we are streaming 24 over seven. you can get the abc seven bay area app so you can join us whenever you want,
eliot ramos, a big three run homer off yoshinobu yamamoto, who had not given up a run on the road this season. but in the end, it was the dodgers bats that had the last laugh in extra innings. six 4 in 10 was the final as the dodgers improved to four and zero against the giants this season. >> you know, we are making some mistakes still, and that's going to help come with you. sometimes you want them to be aggressive. sometimes maybe a little too. >> a lot of dodgers fans at the...
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. >> jimmy: this is "middlemarch" by george eliot. >> steve: oh, yeah. love it. >> jimmy: it's considered one of the best novels ever written. okay, now this is a used copy that i found that has something pretty interesting on the last page. this is real, look at this. it says, "marty, hey, sorry i left so abruptly, i'm just not happy." [ laughter ] >> steve: wow. [ rim shot ] wow. >> jimmy: wow. >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: so someone was dating marty and waited until he finished an 810-page book -- [ laughter ] -- to drop the news that she was leaving. >> steve: yeah. make sure she got the footnotes, too. >> jimmy: i feel bad for marty. yeah, at least put it in the middle somewhere. i feel bad for marty. but i would read -- i would that book. >> steve: yeah. this is the "middlemarch." she marched right out in the middle. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. this next one is a book for animal lovers, okay? >> steve: love animals. >> jimmy: yeah, this is called "celebrities' favourite pets." >> steve: oh. >> jimmy: higgins, name me a a celebrity. >> steve: oka
. >> jimmy: this is "middlemarch" by george eliot. >> steve: oh, yeah. love it. >> jimmy: it's considered one of the best novels ever written. okay, now this is a used copy that i found that has something pretty interesting on the last page. this is real, look at this. it says, "marty, hey, sorry i left so abruptly, i'm just not happy." [ laughter ] >> steve: wow. [ rim shot ] wow. >> jimmy: wow. >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: so someone...
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. >> eliot gucken in tel aviv. thank you so much alright, new today, president biden is campaigning in atlanta. >> he just made the first of several stops that he is planning for the peach state later today, he is hosting a problem private fundraiser. it's all part of a larger effort to grow support among black voters. tomorrow he is speaking at the commencement for morehouse college, where there are growing concerns about pro-palestinian protests interrupting the ceremony. the school says, they will allow silent protests, but warned that the event we'll be stopped if demonstrations become too disruptive, cnn's nick valencia spoke with some morehouse students who say they don't want that to happen when you talk to a lawn gibson about his upcoming college graduation, you can see he's excited covid canceled his high school commencement in 2020. so this one is extra special. >> i think most sore like me that are a little bit these as sigma most just want a peaceful graduation without protests for the 21 year-old moreh
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we're at 13 talking on the east bay for you 50 minute, right, eliot, to dana, to regions. back to you. thanks. a lot of 8.31. o'clock your local election headquarters and all 5 top candidates for san francisco mayor including the mayor. current mayor may got together last night for a town hall debate. they did cropper. sara stinson was there and walks us through some of the key issues they talked about. >> 5 candidates vying to be san francisco's next. mayor spoke at a town hall tuesday night. this being the first time we're hearing from them in a forum. the harvey milk, lgbtq democratic club hosted moderating candidates answered questions about issues like homelessness, public safety police saying and affordable housing. it kicked off with candidate daniel lurie, levi's aaron founder of an antipoverty organization. >> you're not going to see me playing the board of supervisors was the da or the police chief for the commission's. i am going to be a leader that you can hold accountable. second up, current mayor london breed. >> i'm concerned that someone lose people like ro
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mri tomorrow giants retake the lead in the fifth and then get some insurance in the seventh on eliot ramos base. hit back up the middle. two more runs come in to score. giants win 8 to 4 to move one. game over 500, in what was their ninth win in their last 11 games and controversial major league baseball umpire angel hernandez has retired effectively, effective immediately. in his 33 years on the job. hernandez. he was a polarizing figure who had numerous run ins with multiple players. his strike zone was, shall we say, inconsistent, to put it mildly. hernandez once famously drew the ire of vallejo native and former yankee cc sabathia after a playoff game in 2018. >> i do need to say this, though. i don't think angel hernandez should be uhmwpe in a playoff games. he's absolutely terrible. he's terrible behind the plate today. he's terrible at first base. it's amazing that how he's getting the job to umpire in these in these playoff games, he's he's he shouldn't be anywhere near a playoff game. >> well cc not mincing his words . angel hernandez retired effective immediately for the se
mri tomorrow giants retake the lead in the fifth and then get some insurance in the seventh on eliot ramos base. hit back up the middle. two more runs come in to score. giants win 8 to 4 to move one. game over 500, in what was their ninth win in their last 11 games and controversial major league baseball umpire angel hernandez has retired effectively, effective immediately. in his 33 years on the job. hernandez. he was a polarizing figure who had numerous run ins with multiple players. his...
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travel now is just a couple batters later eliot ramos was caught up on wednesday with jorge soler on ilm ramos gets his first and this season's match at comes on in to okay. later in the ending gines up by 3 to one for john who lead blast blast that one down the right field line. one run comes on into score san francisco pads. the lead to moments later. same score lamonte wade junior. he breaks this one open. that little flare over the second baseman's head. 2 runs. come on in to score too, capping off a six-run second inning. rockies may think interesting a little bit in the 9th, but the giants they hung on to 8 to 6 time. that is your look at sports. all right. thank you very much, jason. it's a 53. and coming up in the next hour kron, 4 morning news, a major california home insurer. >> was raising premiums by more than 15% next. we'll tell you what you need to know. ♪ ♪ get exceptional offers at your local audi dealer. ♪ ♪ we can tell you what it's capable of or you could find out for yourself. how we get there matters. get exceptional offers at your local audi dealer. >>
travel now is just a couple batters later eliot ramos was caught up on wednesday with jorge soler on ilm ramos gets his first and this season's match at comes on in to okay. later in the ending gines up by 3 to one for john who lead blast blast that one down the right field line. one run comes on into score san francisco pads. the lead to moments later. same score lamonte wade junior. he breaks this one open. that little flare over the second baseman's head. 2 runs. come on in to score too,...
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really has not provided the big bat the giants were hoping for up to take his roster spot prospect eliot ramos. people want to see the young guys play one nothing. giants in the second. ramos little bloop to right. matt chapman scores. giants take a two nothing lead and ramos gets the salute from the dugout. still in the second exsqueeze me nick ahmed the bunt. mike yastrzemski the slide avoids the tag three nothing. giants still in the second. lamonte wade junior two run single. the giants have themselves a six run inning. haven't seen a lot of that this season and currently leading seven one in the fourth. all right. it's not official yet, but the sharks are going to take maclean celebrating with the first pick in the upcoming nhl draft next month. father rick has worked with the warriors as their director of sports medicine and performance. the past six years. the celebrities from canada maclean has actually been at boarding school in minnesota and then at boston university. as a 17 year old freshman, dad says it's been fun seeing warriors players following maclin's progress. >> yeah,
really has not provided the big bat the giants were hoping for up to take his roster spot prospect eliot ramos. people want to see the young guys play one nothing. giants in the second. ramos little bloop to right. matt chapman scores. giants take a two nothing lead and ramos gets the salute from the dugout. still in the second exsqueeze me nick ahmed the bunt. mike yastrzemski the slide avoids the tag three nothing. giants still in the second. lamonte wade junior two run single. the giants...
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. >> eliot got can in tel aviv. thanks so much. >> the nba playoffs. i always get emotional. >> you more concerned about what's going on inside the nba and what's going on but inside. uh, you, you know, doc, right? and that's all the time we have. thanks for watching. are you cutting to a commercial western conference finals presented by at&t, continue on to injury. >> they as my favorite client. great. >> i started using schwab investing themes now i can easily invest in trends like wearable tech trends. >> all that raves. sounds exotic. know schwab's technology does the work. >> so if i spawn an opportunity and robotics or pets, i can buy those stocks and a few clicks can't be that easy. >> it is with schwab schwab investing themes 40 customizable themes, up to 25 stocks and just a few clicks as a gynecologist, i'm embarrassed to say this. >> we use deodorant on our armpits and we kinda make women feel bad about body odor that they get on other parts of our body. that's why i created lumi whole body deodorant for pits, privates and beyond it's clinic
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eliot's right right now. we don't have that link. it's too attenuated. we need a from the invoice to the a scheme that started in august of 2015, but i got to say this elliott mentioned that the structuring looks a little bit suspicious. i think it looks a lot suspicious. okay and the reason is this, if you look at footnote 11 the southern district of new york's sentencing memo and the michael cohen case. the fec in 2013 slap the wrist of trump and cohen because colin was making payments, because trump was thinking about running for president in 2011, the whole birth or thing. >> he was it's thinking about running against romney. so they were on notice. and if it doesn't come out, michael cohen's testimony that they were slapped in 2013 then ne of committee malpractice. the reason i bring that up is trump knows what in-kind contribution is. trump knows that if he is having a payment right before the election, he has to conceal that payment. now, here's where the rubber meets the road. if y so bergen cohen were in their own room coming up with this souffl
eliot's right right now. we don't have that link. it's too attenuated. we need a from the invoice to the a scheme that started in august of 2015, but i got to say this elliott mentioned that the structuring looks a little bit suspicious. i think it looks a lot suspicious. okay and the reason is this, if you look at footnote 11 the southern district of new york's sentencing memo and the michael cohen case. the fec in 2013 slap the wrist of trump and cohen because colin was making payments,...
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over the way that he's been handling this war with hamas now pressure from all sides there and then eliot's on the aid from the us floating pier. we saw sad scenes of desperately hungry people in gaza, which just illustrates the need for more aid. >> absolutely. >> not only would we not be seeing those scenes if enough aid, we're getting in, but you wouldn't need this $320 million floating pier that the us has built and financed in the first place and so you do have these scenes of people boarding, moving trucks endangering their own lives just to get hold of some food suppose at the same time it couldn't have come at a more urgent time because after israel took control of the crossing between rafah and egypt, no more aid trucks have been going through what was the primary conduit for humanitarian aid to get into the gaza strip. egypt says that with israeli forces, there, they cannot guarantee the safety all of humanitarian aid deliveries because hamas attack is forces there as they have done at other israeli crossings, such as kerem shalom with four israeli soldiers were killed the other w
over the way that he's been handling this war with hamas now pressure from all sides there and then eliot's on the aid from the us floating pier. we saw sad scenes of desperately hungry people in gaza, which just illustrates the need for more aid. >> absolutely. >> not only would we not be seeing those scenes if enough aid, we're getting in, but you wouldn't need this $320 million floating pier that the us has built and financed in the first place and so you do have these scenes of...
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. >> i mean, look, eliot refers to this stuff is necessary a bit boring. and that's true. and again, the fight is not whether ndas were reached or whether money was paid. the fight is the complicity and the intent when ledgers are entered, that's a legal services instead of legal services, ren da let me just say this. it doesn't always turn out to be boring and necessary and white-collar. i've been around federal prosecution for 25 years here's on both sides and what you really look for in a white-collar case is somebody from the money machine, somebody has cfo, a controller, a comptroller, a cpa that comes in and says, i was shocked to find out that the client didn't tell me these things or i told him this would be a bogus deduction if you're doing a tax case so that's what you're looking for. the key to the kingdom is usually the people that are on the stand today and they didn't deliver it. they gave we didn't really know and we didn't talk to president trump. that's a friendly cross. that's exactly what you want all the way up until cohen is a friendly, gross david che
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eliot, quite a scene outside the courthouse was loud or maybe since the volume might have my earpiece, but it was pretty loud. >> no, it was quite a scene outside the courthouse and it's interesting in that it was the first overt time that the biden campaign or the biden camp, if you want to call it that played fought back politically and i leave it to the political folks just sort of unpack the wisdom thereof. it did bring yet another spectacle of chaos to the street outside in front of the courthouse. but that was there already. i don't know if the injection of robert de niro really changed that all that much yeah. >> i mean, like it was a quintessentially new york for exceed. right. i mean, naturally it's all over the front page of the new york post et cetera. but look, i mean, i think my big picture question here as we head into these jury deliberations on a mat, is whether or not it's can change any votes and our garry tuckman went and talked to some voters in georgia i just want to show you it's speaks for itself. watch if donald trump is found guilty to any of you who say you'r
eliot, quite a scene outside the courthouse was loud or maybe since the volume might have my earpiece, but it was pretty loud. >> no, it was quite a scene outside the courthouse and it's interesting in that it was the first overt time that the biden campaign or the biden camp, if you want to call it that played fought back politically and i leave it to the political folks just sort of unpack the wisdom thereof. it did bring yet another spectacle of chaos to the street outside in front of...
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qarrah, i want to bring in elliot williams, eliot it was really interesting. your heard, judge, were sean's anger there that costello, how risky of a movement was it for the defense to call costello to testify, perhaps the last witness for the defense. >> oh, quite risky and not a great idea for the defense. since if they didn't have a sense as to how this was how the witness was going to behave. look, wolf. there are jurors that don't personally like prosecutors are particular prosecutor. there jurors that don't particularly like a defensive attorney, believe it or not, there are jurors that didn't like me personally when i appeared in front of a car, doesn't my hard as hard as that might be to believe. but you know what i've never once talk to a juror manager that did not respect the judge in the courtroom. they see a witness mouthing off to a judge, and they and they almost take it personally because they regard they seed the robe and regard the judge as a thing. your of authority when you have a witness behaving that way, even if even if the jurors did not
qarrah, i want to bring in elliot williams, eliot it was really interesting. your heard, judge, were sean's anger there that costello, how risky of a movement was it for the defense to call costello to testify, perhaps the last witness for the defense. >> oh, quite risky and not a great idea for the defense. since if they didn't have a sense as to how this was how the witness was going to behave. look, wolf. there are jurors that don't personally like prosecutors are particular...