staff for attorney general william french something i and law clerk to bow sleeve justice warren berger and a fifth circuit judge david dyer. as moe of you know he was appointed to serve as independent counsel for five investigations, including whitewater from 1994 to 1999. many of you know ken through this writing. he is author of first among equals, the supreme court in american life, bear country, the baylor story, contempt, a percentage moyer of the clinton investigation which was animation names best sellinger in 2018. -- a "new york times" best seller in 2018 and religious flirt crisis was released this past tuesday and which we celebrate this evening. ken and his wife alice, who is here this evening, great too have you hear, alice -- now's along the peaceful banks the river in waco, texas. we are blessed this evening to hear from two devote giants faith and freedom who have shaped our thinking and strengthened our resolve to defend america's first freedom. please join me in welcoming dr. tom farr and judge kenstar. >> well, thank you, david. i can see that this on. i can hear thi

[applause] >> welcome vice president harris, secretary harper, general berger, admiral, family , friendsome class 2021. [cheers and applause] let me be the first to congratulate you. today is your day. [applause] i cannot tell you how thrilled i am to be here to look at all of you and your loved ones here at the navy and marine corps memorial stadium today. so much work has been done behind the scenes to make it run smoothly and safely to set up a beautiful ceremony under unprecedented circumstances this year. like to take a brief moment to have your dedicated faculty and staff the naval academy athletic association, the blue angels, the class of 1971, the link in the chain class and her very own academy naval academy band for putting on a fabulous ceremony this year for our graduates how about a round of applause for all of those folks. [applause] to the moms and dads and brothers and sisters and aunts and uncles, cousins grandparents sponsor moms and dads all here today, thank you sincerely for your unwavering and everlasting support of the men and women assembled here on the field tod

berger is also optimistic despite the pandemic. i'm still from the real convinced but the auto industry in germany will get its act together for community to missed most of the optimism is only justified if the top executives quickly realize that climate protection is not an afterthought but a major undertaking of the next 20 years to nixon sponsorship of. the whole thing i hope they'll get their act together survive this transformation and move forward bravely and that will still have a european auto industry and 10 years time is to. hopes to see a shift in the relationship between the automotive industry and politics. your version is that the in 10 years i would like to see the auto industry imbedded in a broad democratic social discourse standing for a mobility policy that is oriented toward the common good will be to its critics think. the year 2020 will go down in the history of german industrial policy as a turning point it's the year the german government decided that while the car may be important it's no longer more import

s correspondent bigot mohsin london berger's welcome is their opposition to the government's course here. well generally i think for a lot of people they will be very very happy it's a bit of a game to the people can actually meet indoors and meet and hug their friends and however there are people who are cautious and those are mostly scientists a health experts have been asked in the last days are you actually going into a restaurant are you going to go into a pub are you going to hug your friends and several have said no that they're not going to do that so cautious is is actually the word off of the day because there is obviously concern that this indian variant is going to overtake all the other variants here in the u.k. and it's going to spread throughout the country and give us a sense of how far the indian strain has spread so far and where the hot spots in the country are.

and we're back with legendary director berger thought for. one of my favorite karen philosophers are arguing that the worst crimes against humanity are made by a banal and mediocre people who just got caught out in a well into history and they thought with what it without really asking too many questions do circumstances make dillard's out of normal people or our bill of war. i think it's great complexity to fix. our interests pointed out i think is the 1st one and the banality of evil this is a very good observation. because. there you go from the. very. loose thing going and very. existence is. if existence is like getting into power all of a sudden you have a very dangerous concoction. well i think back at our grandfathers you know marsh awfully boring 93 and it was not be extraordinary to them for centuries before that fighting a war in that traditional way was like a normal thing that you were just as hostages from time to time now when i should say 5 years of relative peace getting war as our grandfathers knew it doesn't he says as a vi

sum of $1.00 let's stop amongst ramadan and lombardi asked of nights that night of questioning will berger not a simple answer is needed to believe and to understand one's would accept to live in cleveland and wait for better is heard it said nurse perceived by next house didn't expect any spinners to co-exist with. its with. its 2nd marriages and gets administered what is most people on earth that would tolerate but it's reality not people on earth israel keeps telling you. what would self-analysis is what this all about what you are self or not to me but then sign is not running shoes. it is worrying me put it bullshit. it is an abiding and it went on will power any assessment of the situation back to fairness to take into account of this for government but an act is biased but you couldn't put it unjust we are not to needless little side by side in peace israel is done to leave our hands and interpret our ups and is the right thing in our family. stories are a holes a persons are people in the nation not a good you not a son big gates acted big and dental cleanings a good eye to the sec

berger voided relegation by beating bremen after berlin beat to drop with a draw against cologne bealefeld toughened up to a point each freiburg held a champions bar in munich towards role relegated chalco stunned champions league hopefuls frankfurt leverkusen shared the spoils with when you're in berlin and stuttgart down the 2 games on sunday minds against dortmund and leipsic against false brick and now let's take a quick look at the bundesliga standings with one round left to play the battle for the champions league remains intense with fallsburg dortmund and frankfurt jostling for the final 2 spots down at the bottom things are incredibly tight with beautiful to bremen and cologne still threatened with relegation now researchers looking to bring high speed internet access to users worldwide are taking their mission to space. their. basics launched another batch of starling broadband satellites from cape canaveral in the u.s. state of florida on saturday the reusable fall k'naan rocket carried 52 satellites on board this marks the aerospace companies 15th falcon flight this year. well

. >> the next question comes from eric berger. >> congratulations all around. you made something quite hard look easy. a question for kathy. now you have kind of got transportation enhanced. -- in hand. it seems to me you can think more about operations. what is it like planning not just for this station but for the moon? you could potentially send hundreds of tons of cargo to the moon. her. i am wondering, kathy, as you look beyond it transportation to operations, is that exciting to you? what do you think about that, the fact that it is not so much transportation anymore you have to worry about, but actually capabilities and operations? thanks. kathy: we are still at the beginning steps of making this look easy, but joel and steve have been doing a great job of that along with spacex. this is only our first full operational mission. we need to keep having the missions look like this but you are right, eric. it is exciting. hopefully with artemis one and the unaccrued mission demonstration getting behind us. you know, we are laying in the key foundational aspe

planet and fewer cattle and that reduces greenhouse gases here's the problem is that the impossible berger and these others meat substitutes actually generate enormous amounts of carbon on their own so there is no evidence so far to indicate that that would actually even cut the greenhouse emissions being caused supposedly by cattle this doesn't necessarily look like a better alternative so on all fronts it looks like this is something we could look back on and say this was a very bad decision at a certain time in history but mandating it into schools which is where i think it's going i think would be highly problematic. yeah certainly i thank you so much ben we always appreciate your insight. you got it. all coming up we dive into a therapy that has been used in other countries for many years but discuss why it likely won't become mainstream in the u.s. stay with us. hi folks joe name is here and if you're on medicare this is important you're now and try to eliminate co-pays and get bethel care dancer's i glasses prescription coverage in home unlimited transportation and home delivered me

party mr berger it's good to have you on the show we appreciate your time your insights tonight thank you thank you very much. her name was sophie show she was born 100 years ago this week she became one of germany's most famous anti nazi resistance fighters in the 1940 s. at the age of 22 she was arrested and executed by the nazis now a social media project is bringing her back to life for a younger generation the project explores what would the last months and sophie shows wife have looked like on instagram it's a period film shoot with a twist it's the 1940 s. but selfie show has an instagram account and true to the social media platforms format she mostly from says self. criticism face the main 142 years and i'm about to get on the train sophie hurry up the train won't wait. my sister she's never been late in our life the resistance activist shares her political and private thoughts with her followers. loud of course safety is our hero our resistance fighter but she's also a normal woman with many different facets and with insecurities. the instagram series is a patchwork of clips

no not to me at all let's listen priss in georgia you had grand rapids berger who was the secretary of state who was trying to do a legitimate election and then you had the governor saying you know what i really don't see voter for all it's as well as your house and. all republicans are doing is not germane to the political party is at the core of who you are and so there are republicans not agree with there of democrats i disagree with but at the end of the day they all have to be in. this chain you have some because everyone knows from inside their right. and united states capitol. but as you watch today as a republican look at everything that's going on right now in the country rory i mean gas prices with the turmoil in the middle east this would been a great day right now for the republicans to take focus on all the things and put the blame on the biden maceration instead we're talking about what just happened the republicans once again that i'm a sabotaged this new cycle to make sure they're still the ones that are being put in that quit put in the spotlight that being said republ

planet and fewer cattle and that reduces greenhouse gases here's the problem is that the impossible berger and these others meat substitutes actually generate enormous amounts of carbon on their own so there is no evidence so far to indicate that that would actually even cut the greenhouse emissions being caused supposedly by cattle this doesn't necessarily look like a better alternative so on all fronts it looks like this is something we could look back on and say this was a very bad decision at a certain time in history but mandating it in the schools which is where i think it's going i think would be highly problematic. yeah certainly i thank you so much pam we always appreciate your insight. you got a. lot coming up we dive into a therapy that has been used in other countries for many years but discuss why it likely won't become mainstream in the us stay with us. the corporate parasites in power today might think for all you forever whether they're right or wrong we have to fight question. major questions birth new questions numbers as stars and endless as the sea and bring you all ins

carley: i think back to abigail sandy berger, what she said in november when she said listen, we sufferedvily in congress because of ideas like defund the police, usually doesn't work in democrats favor and you see things like the kansas city police defunding formula could reduce the budget by $42.3 million so if you are talking about losing power for this wire democrats still pushing these ideas? >> sometimes they think they have enough leadtime before elections come up again but i encourage them to look at a city like minneapolis who tried the same thing of reducing the money that goes to the police, violence increased, citizens didn't like it and it is the american people who see right through this, they need the police, 80% of black americans in this country want an increase of police force. this whole message is being pushed by a few progressives but it is not the american people want because they know it doesn't work. >> in one of these liberal -- pretty conservative state. if you're pulling this in kansas city which probably is a democrat city. you are going to be in trouble in mis

>> berger, who has a 6-year-old son and 2-year-old daughter has the it tums and ibuprofen lined. it one game at a time, get on the same page, control the tempo, make plays and eliminate the mental errors, give yourselves a chance to win. our next high to the new military technology displayed this week by the british royal marines that would make tony stark proud. this is pure iron man stuff. members of the elite special forces off the coast of the uk using a jet pack to take off from a small boat, casually flying over the water and boarding a large vessel. the jet pack, designed by a tecb as high as 12,000 feet. this was just a test. the suit could be used in combat and for non-military operations like emergency medical care. i'm going to need one of those. our final low to an ohio state senator whose attempt to appear on zoom, like he was working from home, failed in spectacular viral fashion. monday's meeting lasted 13 minutes. the senator had places to be. he started the zoom from his parked car. no problem. we have been there. when he needed to hit the road, he turned off his

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stan berger? >> thank you everyone and allowing us a second round with your time. my question is about u.s. engagement. one of the steps that the button administration may consider is the appointment of an envoy for northern ireland. that's where i direct the question to you. what do you think president biden to keep in mind as he considers appointing an envoy, and if so how to select the appropriate person? >> i think that the president needs to confer with the secretary of choose somebody who has the time, the energy, and the passion to commit to this issue. it cannot be an afterthought. it can't be a third or fourth job. i think somebody he will have an open mind, somebody seen as an honest broker by all of the parties, especially across the secretary and divide up north and somebody he will have access to the secretary of state and to the president as needed. it is tempting of course, to present it to a political donor. there may be some that actually fit those qualifications. i think that given where it northern ireland is now, what the challenges are, and the

i wonder why, dani berger. thank you. and the mistress of market is henrietta pacqument, i struggle with cathie wood's narrative the equity market volatility that caused the crypto market to implode. do you? >> i think that's a bit of a stretch, too. bitcoin is a market of its own and arguably an asset class of its own. and today, it's in its infancy. and not a fully. we saw the comments from the chinese authorities, for instance. there's still some comments that will come out of the e.c.b. in terms of its nature. so it isn't an established asset class yet. it's still quite young. and you can see that in the technology issues that cropped up with heavy trading yesterday. as well. and so i think you have to expect volatility. and i think there is a degree of it being specific to bitcoin at this time. given that it's still quite a few young asset class and quite a young tool. in the armory. annmarie: bitcoin at this point is synonymous with volatility but many say or were saying this could be another use as gold. like a saf

party mr berger it's good to have you on the show we appreciate your time and your insights tonight thank you thank you very much. her name was sophie show she was born 100 years ago this week she became one of germany's most famous entirely nazi resistance fighters in the 1940 s. at the age of 22 she was arrested and executed by the nazis now a social media project is bringing her back to life for a younger generation the project explores what would the last months of sophie scholz life have looked like on instagram. it's a period film shoot with a twist it's the 1940 s. but sophie scholl has an instagram account and true to the social media platforms format she mostly films a self. produced a face the main 142 years and i'm about to get on a train sophie hurry up the train won't wait. and my sister she's never been late in a life the resistance activist shares her political and private thoughts with her followers a. lot of course a few zahira resistance fighter but she's also a normal woman with many different facets and with insecurities. the instagram series is a patchwork of clips in

berger's to host "snl." [ cheers and applause ] or at least the first to admits" is not without controversy. he's drawn criticism for the tet the start of the covid-19 pandemic and has drawn concern over skeptical tweets about the covid-19 vaccines, comments he has since reversed saying he fully supports them. >> i do like the opening skits of "saturday night live." >> reporter: san francisco state university media professor yumi wellson says he's definitely a lightning rod and "saturday night live" will be capitalizing on it. >> let's get a pic, come on. >> he is an international figure, love him or hate him. i do think there is a lot of appeal in someone who is so controversial. >> reporter: musk is actually making history in a second way, this broadcast is the first to be livestreamed around the world for this group of tesla owners, they're just hoping that their billionaire hero elon musk makes a good impression. in benicia, sergio quintana, "nbc bay area news." >> i have it on dvr, i still need to watch it. >>> on this mother's day, if you're looking for a way to celebrate the special

i know the commandant berger looks forward to an opportunity to explain to the full committee the marine corps strategies for the future. and embedded in your question or embedded in this testimony should be answers to the questions that you raise which are fundamental to our work overseeing and providing the necessary programs and money to carry out that mission. we're not going to turn to mister diego and then mister levin. mister diego, you are on. >> thank you chairman. i spent seven months living on av's and in the great scheme of things somehow the marine corps got the best ways to transport men around was to show us into av's. they were deathtrap and because of that i think in total we lost 18 marines to ied strikes in iraq. and the joke in the marine corps especially among leadership is how many marines can you fit into an av? always one more and that was the situation with some of my brothers who died because there was always one more we could fit in there. we were with ammo and certainly set in a very dangerous situation. what disturbs me is that with this report was that there

reggie berger one -- reggie erdogan -- president erdogan has swapped out senior positions at the centralk. this time, the lira held steady against the dollar. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> there's a lot of hard work ahead to restore hope, respect, and some trust or trust -- trust across communities. but we have seen the alternative, and that should cause all of us to redouble our efforts to preserve the peace and improve their lives of israelis and palestinians alike. jonathan: that was antony blinken, the u.s. secretary of state. alongside tom keene and lisa abramowicz, i'm jonathan ferro. good morning to you all. equities up 13, advancing 0.3%. some outperformance from big tech recently. the nasdaq 100 advancing 0.5%. into the bond market, yields working 1.60% to the downside, at 1.5893%. in foreign exchange euro shining some strength -- euro showing some strength. euro-dollar, $1.2253, up about 0.3% on that currency pair. tom: if w

>> yeah, there has been an acknowledgement from ann new berger, the deputy security advisor, who focuses on these cyber issues, that what they have done in some of those retaliatory steps, they have not prevented russia from continuing to take those kinds of actions. so there is a sense here that more needs to be done, different approaches need to be done. the department of justice, for example, which is focused on putting charges to some of these folks even though they never stand trial, they are looking at new approaches as well. >> thank you, jeremy, at the white house for us this morning. >>> still to come, a lot ahead this hour. dr. fauci says we could begin to see guidance on loosening mask requirements inside as more people get vaccinated. how soon? more on that ahead. >>> and house minority leader kevin mccarthy goes on the record saying he supports congresswoman elise stefanik to replace liz cheney as the number three in gop leadership. that vote could happen this wednesday. then what would happen next? >>> and violence is surging in the middle east. clashes like this one betwee

not be at trump orb, this is the whole big even chill lad da or as john would say the trumpy cheese berger. i have to fit in a berg. my thanks to emily, john and jason. we have our shortest break of the hour. just 30 seconds. when we're back, the one and only james carville as we await a historic vote on the january 6th commission. we also have barbara rest tonight when we're back in 30 seconds. in 30 seconds. the same. the rx, crafted by lexus. lease the 2021 rx 350 for $439 a month for 36 months. experience amazing, at your lexus dealer. think of what peanuts have given humanity! fuel for vast migrations! sustenance for mountaineering expeditions and long journeys across the world! but most importantly? they give us something to eat when we drink beer. planters. a nut above. >>> the new york attorney general joining the criminal investigation led by the manhattan da. we are joined by a special guest with unique insights. a former senior trump organization official, executive vice president. she worked with donald trump for over a decade. she also wrote the book "tower of lies." thanks fo

. >> reporteter: dave berger and rick schmidt, both born and raised in center, decided to celebrate itsme like every other town had. >> i called the coal mine and said, i want a pretty rock. there is no such thing as a pretty rock in north dakota. and then the coal mine lady called me two weeks later and said, i found your rock. >> reporter: 30,000 pounds of permanence. >> we're pretty confident that this is going to be -- in the archives, this will be the permanent site. >> otherwise omeone is going to have to move a really heavy rock. >> reporter: as for hansen's bar? well, bill bender backed down and gave the geographical trademark back to rugby, although he is still not moving that dekalb decal off the floor. >> it was definitely a surrender. >> reporter: through it all, rugby never missed a beat. sales of shot glasses kept going as if nothing ever happened. >> it caused a lot of stress for people, but it turned out to be a great thing. you're here (laughing). >> reporter: what do you think this controversy says about north dakota? does it say anything? >> it says we're a loser stat

chief justice berger was in the dissent, so justice brennan controlled assignment of the majority, andgave it to justice o'connor. for her, the opinion was a labor of love. like ginsburg and other women of her generation, she had suffered from decades of gender discrimination. as she composed the court's opinion, however, justice o'connor was conscious of the close vote. she stressed the narrowness of the decision in her writing. the case involved a single nursing program at a single university and one that lacked any coherent rationale for limiting enrollment to women. upholding hogan's claim, she reassured her colleagues, would not spell the end of all single-sex educational programs, nor would it thwart programs genuinely designed to compensate women for past discrimination. despite this attempt to write narrowly, o'connor's opinion struck several strong chords for gender equality. she eagerly adopted justice stewart's reference to an exceedingly persuasive justification, and she included an intriguing footnote, suggesting that because muw's policy failed the intermediate scrutiny t

other congress people like abigail spam berger was caught on tape talking about the negative impact of our seat in staten island, for instance, over issues where people just said i'm fed up with talking about these issues that just don't appeal to us. and when you talk about defund police, which i think is the most egregious example, it's talked about regularly by hemoon the far left of my party, only 34% of democrats are in sport of it -- support of it and only 28 president of black americans. the conversation about reforming the police, that is broadly popular, and we need to have it, we need to talk about criminal justice reform, talk about changing some of the rules that we have certainly in the prison system, how police behave. but saying defund the police, it's just a. nonstarter in terms of engendering support from voters. griff: and to be fair, jessica, do you believe that democrats and rib law schools wholly -- liberals wholly own this cancel culture or do conservatives and republicans as well? >> oh, absolutely. and i do in the piece draw a line, a distinction between what i

rupe ers berger will vote aye -- ruppersberger will vote aye. as the member designated by mr. levin of michigan, pursuant to h.r. 8, i inform the house that mr. levin will vote aye on house resolution 403. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from iowa seek recognition? ax ax as the member designated by ms. so the -- mrs. axne: as the member designated by ms. slotkin, pursuant to h.r. 8, i inform the house that ms. slotkin will vote yes on h.res. 403. as the member designated by ms. stevens, pursuant to h.r. 8, i inform the house that ms. stevens will vote yes on h.res. 403. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from illinois seek recognition? ms. kelly: as the member designated by mrs. beatty, pursuant to h.r. 8, i inform the house that mrs. beatty will vote yes on h.res. 403. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from massachusetts seek recognition? ms. clark: as the member designated by ms. frankel, pursuant to h.r. 8, i inform the house that ms. frankel will vote yes on h.res. 403. the speaker pro

rupe ers berger votes -- ruppersberger votes aye on h.r. 275. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. crenshaw of texas, pursuant to h.r. 8, i inform the house that mr. crenshaw will vote no on h.res. 275. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york rise? mr. jeffries: as the member designated by chairwoman eddie bernice johnson, pursuant to h.r. 8, i inform the house that chairwoman johnson will vote yea on h.res. 275. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from illinois rise? ms. underwood: as the member designated by mr. rush, pursuant to h.r. 8, i inform the house that mr. rush will vote yes on h.res. 275. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois rise? mr. garcia: as the member designated by mr. grijalva, pursuant to h.r. 8, i inform the house that mr. grijalva will vote yes on h.res. 275. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from arizona rise?

span berger: their spinal disks shattered and thousands more are grappling with trauma. in the weeks they have faced increased scrutiny, threats. if you walk out of the chamber you'll see them standing strong, staying committed to their country, their duty and americans. on behalf of the people of central virginia and on behalf of a grateful nation, i thank the capitol police and metropolitan police and i honor the lives and legacies of those who have lost. officer sicknick, officer liebengood, officer smith. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from north carolina seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address this congress for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, national police week presents a unique opportunity to honor police officers nationwide. in my district, we have great respect for law enforcement and we honor those who give their lives in the line of duty. mr. cawthorn: i want to talk about the officer memorial being held