dorothy l. sayers and five friends who founded a writing group in 1912 at college oxford. sayers and her classmates entered oxford at a time when women could receive an education but not degrees, but in october of 1920, they became some of the first women to fully graduate. these women pushed the boundaries in other ways as well, working to forward women's rights in reproduction, the arts and clear family making. looking to overcome the extremely restrictive sexism of the time, the women of the mutual admiration society are still an inspiration to us today and we can follow their example as we work to a more equal society. and here to tell us more about them is the author. [applause] >> thank you very much and thank you for coming out on an incredibly cold tuesday night. it is an honor to be back in harvard square doing this event. i taught for six years in the history literature program here and so i feel like i'm in the shadow of the communities that actually -- where the first idea of this bo

the popular historian and a playwright, dorothy i have to deal with a lot of dorothy is in this book. the parents of late victorian britain were not very original in their naming. so she founded the theater and became an english director and a social glue of the group that became a midwife writer of the justice of the peace and a variety of other was and the book also touches on other people involved in the group who became a pioneering science-fiction writer and english professor in pennsylvania. i want to start by giving you an introduction to the group when they are first meeting and give you a flavor of what they were like, the way that they were both serious and quite fun-loving and silly wacky and all sorts of ways to. the first recorded meeting of the admira mutual admiration soy took place in 1812 and is noted in the diary. phillips provided the refreshments and the titles on november 24 another meeting took place this one over tea and they read her work. they also baptized the club saying if we didn't give ourselves the title of mutual admiration society and the rest of colle

so he hired a girl called dorothy to write captions for vogue. one that caught his eye was the soul of laundry. [laughter] she kept dropping little poems to try to transfer over f from little vogue into vanity fair and finally he agreed to take her on. and then he also wanted to take on the vanity fair articles more substantial so he brought on the middle guy called robert. he was actually one of thebe funniest people i've ever read about and i read his own biography and it's absolutely hysterical. harvard graduate, he had been the editor of the harvard lampoon and he got the job because it was going to get very serious. i open the book with one of the incidents that happened while they were working there. essentially by the way went on to win an oscar for show produced by mgm called how to sleep. [laughter] it is hysterically funny if you can ever get a hold of it. dorothy of course would eventually go into other things but the third person in the picture ise a gentleman called robert sherwood who is about 6-foot eight and he was fresh out of o

su talento musical lo llevÓ a conocer el segundo amor de su vida, dorothy, su esposa y cuando se conviertepadre de dos hijas conociÓ su tercer amor . su familia . [habla en inglÉs] julio: pero debido al coronavirus, hoy lleva un mes sin poder abrazar a sus primogÉnitos ni a sus nietos. [habla en inglÉs] julio: sin embargo, segÚn dicen sus hijas, lenin aÚn usa el telÉfono convencional, el de casa y no se apoya la tecnologÍa y como no se pierde un solo noticiero de "univisiÓn 34", es a travÉs de este medio que su familia entera puede lograr que su adorado padre recibe el cariÑo de todos, asÍ sea a travÉs de una pantalla.

as dorothy said, how did they miss his heart? this guy was enormous.d go on actually to win four pulitzer prizes and become the speech writer for fdr. so, these were all unknowns, but they all misbehaved tremendously and of course, ended up getting fired. yeah, well, it was all -- it was all basically because dorothy decided, as theater critic by the now, that she was going to go after broadway producers and she ended up libelling them and he had no choice and conde really didn't want to fire him and knew she had to go and it was poor frank who had to do it. so during the war he sets up british vogue because he can't export paper from america, believe it or not, during world war i and decides at the end of the war in 1919 that he's going to go across to europe and set up a french vogue. so he's now become the first international magazine publisher in the world. now, we talked about a few of the staff writersen just going to show you a few pictures because of course, that's what magazines are all about, right? his number one photographer was a awe-- dem

if they don't, we don't. >> dorothy, the thing i enjoy about dr.e's a man of the cloth but he actually speaks in economic terms. this concept of fixing inequality should be appealing to conservatives and liberals and people who like markets entirely because your return on your investment is better if everybody's got health care, it is better if you're not incarcerating as many people, it is better if people aren't on unemployment and they're making money and paying taxes. it shouldn't be an idealogical argument at this point. >> that's true, although i would like to emphasize that we should have a society that is more humane and equal because human beings are equal and we should care equally about all human beings. it is unjust and inhumane to have society structured the way ours is so that you have so many wealthy people who own so much of the wealth and then so many poor people, far more poor people. that income gap and wealth gap is abominable. it's abominable that we treat our problems in this society by locking people up in cages. so i agree t

a warm welcome to dorothy the reorganize are here. i'm so glad you're okay, tell us more about what it was like to have this really scary disease? >> i've been on the seasons. 11 seasons. coronavirus got both my husband and me. helping others get organized in terms of being at home and facing this disease was big. >> so i'm glad that you and your husband are okay. and i do think it's very lucky that you guys are here and recovered. a lot of people are at home and they're trying to organize their house. but really i'm at home. give me some tips to organize >> the first thing that you want to do is have an accountability partner. sometimes it is hard to get motivated. they say i want to organize that, but we really need that motivation. getting the accountability partner and calling them in advance to say i'm doing my closet for 30 minutes. and then call when you are done. so it's sort of a book ending. the second thing, is that you can actually have somewhere else been here. so you can clear out the family room or your office, take all

dorothy is on the phone from missouri with a question. caller: thank you for taking my call.ave been studying about this , a worldwide pestilence. horsemenne of the four in revelations. thatondering, do you think might be what this is, cardinal? cardinal dolan: let me try to answer that. first of all, i'm from missouri. what part of missouri? steve: she's off the phone, but -- cardinal dolan: i'm from st. louis. so i feel close to you. i miss home. dorothy, we are always trying to figure out those signs that god revealed to us in the bible, especially that last book of the bible that we call the book of the apocalypse. signs that he's told us are going to occur. and you are right, pestilence and plagues would be one of them. so we've always got to be attentive. what is he prompting us to do? what graces and mercy would he be giving us? the difficulty of concluding that it might be the final ones that he told us would one day come is that, that is a little tough to pin down. ine has there been an era world history where there haven't been the things that the lord forecast woul

certified it may still be all of the time they're going to be down here dorothy you are in charge of the police i shot somebody in broad daylight in front of everybody stand over him while he died i covered that story and just another sad story. this block here is 115th street one of the busiest rock cocaine spots by far and ones but i would say even in the country. in my experience nobody does more. than the bombing on the bloods and i mean the money is huge it's probably 325-0000 we can in sales just in this develop would be biassed. their rival gang rape even crips in the same problem they do make money in sales narcotics in the motivation to stay within the gang is nice alive in haiti it's an ongoing feud between the great 3 crips and the bonnie hunt of bloods we've had 4 murders in the last week and i think into the murders were 847 so when they go out on what they call a mission or a murder they bring high powered rifles to. me and usually when you see a group like that hanging out they were going to spot. this place is what you call the mothership. the bloods. originated here

dorothy thompson is the first american journalist expelled from nazi germany in august of 1934. she had interviewed hitler in 1931 before he rose to power, and wrote a book, a popular book in america called i saw hitler. except erupted in cosmopolitan magazine, so we are showing that issue from cosmopolitan here. and thompson gets many things right. she says antisemitism is a life and soul of hitler's movement, the nazis lose no opportunity to insult the jews, but she also says that there is no way that this guy can become chancellor of germany. so she sees that antisemitism is essential to nazi ideology. she can't imagine a 1931 that people become chancellor of germany, and this is a good representation of how america's thought about hitler early on. some of them saw real danger and understood his appeal to germans at the time, but others thought that there is no way that he would last. and you see both of those things in thompson's article. one of the most interesting projects the museum launched before the exhibition opened is called history unfolded, and it is a crowd source

the more than 200 artists included drummers dorothy taylor in michigan.ille florida, a navy vet who played with her son julian. and students from the dream catchers academy in nigeria. >> these are kids that we knew from nigeria that dance, they sing. it's a preschool for kids who empower themselves and learn about music. >> there is a whole spirit to the whole video. try it and see what happens. i think that was the spirit that got through to everyone. just try it. if you make a fool of yourself, that's fine. >> reporter: how are you both doing in quarantine? >> i'm trying to look at the positive, take advantage of every moment i have, concentrate on things i wouldn't otherwise. play the guitar better, whatever i can. paint. >> reporter: marcus, have you found any new hobbies while you're at home? >> i've been working, man. i'm in the studio here. ♪ i said it's okay, it's all right, some day we will be fine ♪ >> at the time i thought it was a smart idea to build a studio at home. now i regret it. >> reporter: rogers and hammer steen's "you'll never walk

that is the girls who are with you sir your supporters to your shoes shouldn't for you should cook dorothy one who's do you do the. and this is a boom bust the one business show you can't afford to miss branch of war in washington coming up with 19 has gripped the globe but some regions have been hit harder than others we have a live report on the spread of the pandemic and how different nations have taken different paths to tackle the virus plus as china begins its return to normalcy what impact will the recovery have on supply lines and the juggernauts economy we'll bring you expert analysis and later as amazon stock has shined amid.

>> dorothy surprised byron with balloons and a chalk drawing in the driveway.e could not celebrate his birthday with his classmates and it was something he had been looking forward to. >> i had this idea of coming to his house and writing a message on his driveway, and i recorded a message and put it ony class blog and had other students send messages to him so he could feel all the love. >> if she looks familiar, this is why. you remember this video from last year, her class went viral with the song and dance to lizzo's "truth hurts." >> she's not just some teacher, she's miss dorothy. wow. >>> i was reacquainting with my car yesterday, and i thought, yeah, i should wash it, and do it as soon as possible because it's going to go rain sunday and monday. we will get 0.1 of an inch to one-third of an inch of rain. >>> we have been social distancing for weeks. >> and at 6:00, how a village in indones indonesia. >>> the drive-through corona testing site has a new home at ♪ ♪ ♪ dad, i'm scared. ♪ it's only human to care for those we love. and also help light their w

i had been dorothy fromkansas . poppy flowers woven into my dreadlocks. maybe a theme like the future was supposed to get us the wonder sorry i what the future would look like. but i couldn't find it in myself. and instead, i can wonder was whether there would be a future left for any of us. a black man running to become president of the united states of america and i was checking the news every morning, anxious. half expecting to read that he has anassassinated . lately, i have been calling home less. i hadn't even told my mom i was going to be in phoenix for the holiday. a professor who had known me i was a freshman confronted me in her office just before the fall semesterand . what happened to you, saeed is i stared blankly, then remember this was the part where i was supposed to drive i cried. this was a future i would have to figure out onmy own . but i didn't want to think about it. these are one more night, i wanted to dance at a huge messy party and get blackout drunk. in this particular version of the future i was one of three game and at the par

dorothy is on the phone from missouri with a question. caller: thank you for taking my call. i have been studying about this , a worldwide pestilence. horsemenne of the four in revelations. thatondering, do you think might be what this is, cardinal? cardinal dolan: let me try to answer that. first of all, i'm from missouri. what part of missouri? steve: she's off the phone, but -- cardinal dolan: i'm from st. louis. so i feel close to you. i miss home. dorothy, we are always trying to figure out those signs that god revealed to us in the bible, especially that last book of the bible that we call the book of the apocalypse. signs that he's told us are going to occur. and you are right, pestilence and plagues would be one of them. so we've always got to be attentive. what is he prompting us to do? what graces and mercy would he be giving us? the difficulty of concluding that it might be the final ones that he told us would one day come is that, that is a little tough to pin down. ine has there been an era world history where there haven't been the things that the lord forecast

. >> she focuses, instead, on gru gratitude, thankful for the new women in her tribe, like dorothy miracle. >> we wouldn't get through this at all. >> and for thins like free lunch. >> thank you guys so much. thank you. >> and this. a gift from someone she's never met, listed on a give away app. for some, an old trampoline, but for her, a god send. >> thank you to anybody on offer up or wherever giving out stuff for free, because people like us, we need it. >> and earlier, i spoke with personal finance guru and popular radio host dave ramsay. thanks for joining us. >> i'm honored. thank you for having me. >> these are unprecedented times and people are facing serious health threats with economic threats. what do you say when people call you and say dave, i'm worried. >> i think you'd be weird if you weren't a little worried right now, concerned. what we're telling folks is don't go past the word concerned into panic. people don't make good decisions when they're panicked. >> for those unemployed, rent is coming due, people have to make tough choices. how do you prioritize which bills to pa

located as well as it cornea and in society and the hospitals there are not as well equipped and dorothy's big need more protective gear they need those mosques they need the goggles and all the putting that come to protect those who akara are working to help those that have been infected the key concern is also the presence of the virus in care homes but egypt where the vulnerable 7 and those working there also to protect the authorities are asking the central government for that. synagogue in iran thank you so much time now to take a look at some of the other developments in the pandemic and spain has recorded a new delhi death toll of 864 and a total of more than 9000 covered 19 related deaths european scientists are launching a joint initiative to develop applications to help contact tracing they're looking at ways of making an app that's compliant with the blocks tough privacy laws china has reported on numbers of asymptomatic cases for the 1st time it says 1300 people who showed no symptoms have tested positive and the captain of a u.s. aircraft carrier is calling for urgent help to

the girls are with you swear your supporters to your machine station shouldn't for you should cook dorothy one who's devoted to the request to. that. was. high on max kaiser this is the kaiser report so much that we really don't need that's what this whole lockdown is teaching so many millions of people that most of their lives are wasted on stuff that's unnecessary costly redundant and doesn't promote social good at all. and basically m.s.m. basically c.n.n. suckers. don't forget disney when anyway i digress.

su talento musical lo llevÓ a conocer el segundo amor de su vida, dorothy, su esposa y cuando se convierteno convencional, el de casa y no se apoya la tecnologÍa y como no se pierde un solo noticiero de "univisiÓn 34", es a travÉs de este medio que su familia entera puede lograr que su adorado padre recibe el cariÑo de todos, asÍ sea a travÉs de una pantalla. >> papÁ, yo y ella les mandamos feliz cumpleaÑos. quisiera que estuviÉramos juntos, pero le mandamos nuestro amor. >> feliz cumpleaÑos, abuelito. te queremos mucho. julio: anhelan que pronto se saludÓ se convierte en un abrazo de muchos corazones. [habla en inglÉs] julio: por eso recuerda, lenin, aÚn con la amenaza del coronavirus, el amor de tu familia estÁ contigo. nada los separa. desde mi casa a la tuya, feliz cumpleaÑos. julio cÉsar ortiz, noticias "univisiÓn 14". ♪ ramon:llegÓ el momento de hablar de las temperaturas para este fin de semana. aÚn con buen clima, recuerde que lo indicado es mantenerse en casa o bien si tiene planes de salir para actividades esenciales, usa la mascarilla. ahora pasamos con letra meteorÓloga suheily

north are not lost mountains is a joint project between spanish scientists and the to news you know dorothy's forehead researcher. a touching moment when we bring these animals here in 2017 they were much different now here and insects in such a way i feel the way they are not my babies but they are my pets you say and i know they will be very much happy in nature although i want to be able to take care of them so that is the laying saying what i really so so excited my emotion is so big. the animals were brought over to the region from spain just a few years ago with the hope of been settling into the environment and producing offspring the project's stuff set up expensive enclosures in the future reserve where they would initially be protected and cared for. their population has since doubled since local ranger i meant ben rumah. his 1st job of the day is to look in on the shy animals. check on the animals and the pens every morning i've been doing this kind of work for years now i know how to treat them i know these animals are very well and i even think about them on my days off and i'm n

the cousin with you swear your supporters to your machine station shouldn't feel you should cook dorothy one who's devoted to the impulse to. the city of into. a short drive down the hill from the hollywood dream they south-central one of the most notorious addresses on the planet. like its famous neighbor south central has made its place in the imagination and. beyond the fiction the reality of this residence lives seldom touches the t.v. screens in movie theaters of the one you're. 'd gonna have to notice and recall the 2012 police chase an armed robbery suspect across the city. i am the driver and carjack the mob is following the law and shooting an honest after a while pursuit bionics in the food has failed to sell some. i os getting from come to the chase continued into the neighboring district the boss. i am the suspects destination is the imperial court billed as temporary housing of the 2nd world war the project and those around it survived and became synonymous with the origins of dentistry games or civil unrest and home to one of america's most neglected because when oh oh oh o

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here dorothy's fire when they're signing these statements would do you a i mean i mean how ridiculous it that and yes gloria says that yeah every it's widely know well this widely known to the brits and the french and the germans and the italians what the way he's doing but the that doesn't stop them from signing this ridiculous statement joint statement calling for a political solution i mean the political solution was 10 days away would have done with the help of the marquis's and the french at that tripoli while mr good terrorist was in town so everybody talks about there is no military solution and there is a political solution so on but i think the situation is going the way syria is going everybody was saying that there is no military solution and ends up with a military solution so i think until everybody gets their act together and they start calling a spade a spade there will be no political solution there will be no political solution would have to have to has shown his soulful content for any political solution at every turn. as the fact that have to as allies have been dis

from great gran dorothy at 93... all the you? from great gran dorothy at 93. .. all the way you?e going to play my trampoline. we lived together because it works well, we help each other. my mum is never lonely. children come down in the morning and see us. so young and old living together is very beneficial. and to keep spirits high, joanna and her mum dorothy are singing a song a day and sharing it to spread a bit of joy. imiss my of joy. i miss my friends at the choir but we sing a song every day for the choir. # may never know the reason why you love me as you do... i think when everything is back to normal, we have all learned lots of lessons. we need to love each other, take care of each other. your advice would be what, mum, to everyone? do as you're told, stay home and look after yourself. good night everybody. good night everyone. good night mum, everyone. the night john boy, good nightjim bob. everyone. the night john boy, good night jim bob. good everyone. the night john boy, good nightjim bob. good nightjim bolger! laughter i think viewers of a certain age will unders

so you should put dorothy one was do or do the. other. in the headlines from moscow this 1st of april a russian in crawford medical help is on route to the united states with a message that there's no alternative but to act together as cases right across the u.s. . domestic violence victims in france are to be accommodated in hotels abuse cases on the rise as the country enters its 3rd week of law. and new york orders an investigation into why amazon was such a warehouse manager after he'd led the strike of the protecting staff against coronavirus.

the way coronavirus is being tackled among asylum applicants in coordination with the health of dorothy's every effort is being made to prevent the spread of infection within the country's primary care facilities and in community commendation in the current emergency situation infection control. asylum seekers and the population is a priority that comes as berlijn is quite rightly being praised for having tackled coronavirus nationally in a robust and fact based way on friday health minister yen spahn described the situation in germany as under control. we have moments to bring the dynamic growth back to linear growth the infection numbers have decreased significantly is bitchy with relative increases from day to day the outbreak has now become manageable and controllable again ultimately what these localized outbreaks in asylum centers show is that if you drop your guard for just a moment when it comes to fighting or trying to stop the spread of this virus then it will be exploited peter all of our r.t. berlin. resident trumper said that he expects between $60.65 americans to die from co

march massachusetts governor charlie baker revealed that a shipment of 3000000 masks were seized by dorothy's and then later the beginning of april in new jersey freeholder director chanelle robinson that somebody somehow is at these hospitals p.p. equipment so they want to deny those requests so what does that leave states to do other than to try and find this stuff on their own and the problem is the states don't get the luxury of the federal government they can't create money to buy things they can't just go to the fed and say print to subsume more money you know the states can't do that. they can't deficit spend it's a lot of times in their very state state constitutions that they can't do that so they're dependent so when they're being outbid or having to outbid the feds or other countries or whoever that's all coming out of that state budget that they can't get back you know and that's what's really bad colorado was in the process of buying ventilators when fema swooped in and outbid them and just took them away governor jared polis declared either be in or out either let us know what w

was the girls who were to swear your supporters to your shoe station shouldn't feel you should cook dorothy what was the old design. howdy max kaiser this is the is the report you know stacey i was thinking about this whole world economy and the way things are going and it's like we're flying over the bermuda triangle you know and all the dials and everything in the dashboard are going in opposite directions are we going upside down or we up side up we're not sure it's like all so confusing that's because things are getting real and we're seeing in the alternative finance space that call forth turning there's a huge shift going on we've been covering here for 10 years the whole.

the girls who are with you swear your supporters to your shoes ration shouldn't for you should cook dorothy one who's devoted to the request. greetings and sal you take a yes rick hawk watchers what and what time we are living in to welcome you all back yes my friends we are back with new shows right in time for the true coronavirus chaos to begin here in the united states of america at least that's what the white house and trump administration are finally admitting after weeks and weeks of it's really bad really no no no it's really bad you know easter is going to be you know big league open for business but but seriously it's really bad stay at home but. and staying at home is exactly what many of us across the country are doing staying at home and going on strike yes in recent days we've seen average u.s. citizens from all walks of life suddenly spring to life as they are rising up against the many forms of financial oppression they face in these very oppressive times across the country from california to new york city and a great many cities in between on april 1st many of them more tha

your doorway dorothy now very special and. indeed above you know this was where we were struck malina. if this would you say it was so cute to give you this yes it looks nice but i'm not sure if you just wish to continue to give us a good fit the needs of the new people we go through. we can use those life. still comes on my. mind that it is. good for them. to do. and might. be different if we. stood as a mom and. we. loved or. just refuses with the need to be thinking. yeah that just told me. to do you kids. could be fit with your preschool you guys the child. shouldn't and. so. forth. it's just so. silly. for me. when. i'm a. kid coming. what movie i don't know about. we're going to do what the do you not. being the butt joke with the tickle. in the quest to make us you know. she knows all. but i'm sure they didn't give up it. to me. mom of you would be. good at what the show she longed. to do with the only primo me and of course i said . oh. but a good good go i got 3rd show. which is really difficult but the. i'm barely. m

might be because of some misinformation about maybe that's that's my sense in our daughter krystle dorothy your ph d. in the study so we've asked you to keep a tab on this there's a lot of academic research is being done on the safety of the use of these devices but it can't really keep up with a growing industry. i enjoy the taste of the harmful effects of what smoking does call them vapors or fathers are competitive cloud chasers all are welcome at crystal vapor one of thousands of bake shops across the country since tecno 1st reported on the baiting phenomenon in 2013 the industry has taken off like wildfire revenue is estimated to reach 3500000000 dollars this year doubling since 2013 according to a recent poll 10 percent of all american adults are baiting that's an estimated $20000000.00 people when it comes to kids well conventional tobacco smoking among them is dropping to record lows east cigarettes are a growing concern at the centers for disease control between 20132014 alone we saw a tripling in use among us high school students to the point where it was about 13.5 percent of u.

girls are with you sir your supporters to your shoes as they should shouldn't for you should cook dorothy one who's do you do the ripples through. greetings and sal you tahsin yes welcome the hawk watchers what and what a time we are living in to welcome you all back yes my friends we are back with new shows right in time for the true coronavirus chaos to begin here in the united states of america at least that's what the white house and trump administration are finally admitting after weeks and weeks of really bad really no no no it's really bad you know easter is going to be you know big league open for business but but seriously.

the cousin with you sir your supporters to your sure as they should shouldn't for you should cook dorothy was deal does the request. i don't trust medical authority at all ever and the reason for that is i had this horrible autoimmune disorder growing up and it turns out it was completely alleviated with very drastic dietary measures and i went to a number of doctors to discuss what happened to me and i was basically laughed at like diet has nothing to do with our immune disorders so my suggestion to people who have health issues they can't figure out if they're going to see a medical professional and they've been going for 10 years and they're still in the same place they should probably take it upon themselves to start testing things out testing out diet testing out exercise and try and figure out things on their own. from. greetings and sell you. here in the united states we've lost conservatively conservatively more than 12000 individual souls to the cold virus and that number is only going to rise for the time this tragedy has run its course mainly because our political leaders faile

most of the country shut down the measures seem to have contained the spread of the virus but on dorothy's warrant that the country is still not out of the woods is an ongoing basis there is not one point in time that this mission in snow yes we have done that in the lock down the goal now is to keep up there so we now in the next phase of the battle and we are not done. in australia sydney's famous bondi beach reopened to swimmers and surfers after it was closed for 5 weeks people braved the cool autumn weather to dive in beach goers are loved to swim and surf but not to sunday. linger the area has australia's highest concentration of coronavirus cases last month police had to close the beach because people were congregating disregarding social distancing measures authorities hope that this time they will finally follow the rules. spade began loosening its lockdown on children this week allowing them to leave their homes for the 1st time in 6 weeks the decision of follows heated public debate about the country's strict curfew and warnings from experts about the psychological impact of kee

dorothy: how did you get into researching about those.aron: i mostly was interested in the california make called - so some of you may remember it it was the first big bank to fail in the housing sector. it was the biggest make the field since the great depression. the government ended up holding this disaster of a bank. this was a bank that have been combined only for reverse mortgages but also like the so-called ninja loans that were popular during the boom. no income, no job, no problem. they had disneyland loans they call them that because there it was the only bank. disneyland claims, $90000 and approved it without looking at any paperwork. that was them. when housing markets offered to, it went bankrupt the government ended up holding the bag. there was a dramatic run in the bank, people work pushing and shoving on the streets of pasadena. the bigger pictures were in color. and it steve who is now a treasury secretary, he stopped and and brought this bank he bought it for nothing. and then the government make this deal with him wher

dorothy are just there are her top stories this hour demonstrations in lebanon against the dire economic situation of turn violent people through petrol bombs and vandalized banks in the northern city of tripoli. despite coronavirus lockdown the lebanese pound pharmacy devalue and prices have soared. u.s. president donald trump is back to hold an coronavirus briefings unveiling plans to help states ramp up their testing capacity you know briefings over the weekend to trump was criticized for suggesting disinfectants could be injected as a remedy. and the number of people infected with corona virus across the world has passed 3000000 the world health organization is warning this still a long road ahead countries begin easing restrictions. on living in warlord holy for half that has declared the end of all peace talks with the u.n. recognized it says the. political agreement to a change to bring about a national unity government is to be abolished fighting continues near the capital tripoli where a mother and her son were killed by a rocket attack by hostiles forces. tez more now from trip

march massachusetts governor charlie baker revealed that a shipment of 3000000 masks were seized by dorothy's and then later at the beginning of april in new jersey freeholder director chanel robinson announced that a shipment of 35000 masts had been scooped up also by federal officials. these actions by the fed seem to fly in the face of the great brand name in us president battle drums continued orders from up on high for states to be responsible for securing their own medical supplies and not reliant on the federal government. was how can you do that donald when the federal government keeps out bathing or outright stealing from them with no real explanations as to why so it was a good time to start watching the hawks before you know the feds come confiscate all of us. was on a cd you st. peter so let's see this is joyce state. rice grapes see this least systemic deception is to late show which. some real. welcome everyone watching the hawks i am sorry robot inter-island so major there are just snatch and grab and go across the country now for the last 2 months or so absolutely and the thou

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