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craddick institutions ah, it was supposed to be a refuge, but south korea's brother's home was allegedly the scene of torture. and even murder 11 east investigates for crimes on those set to behind them on odyssey. ah. ready i'm mullins, i eat into a hall here, top stories on al jazeera in hong kong. a court has convicted 3 of the 8 activists charged oven unauthorized vigil. last year. they include the jail mediate tycoon jimmy lie. i was charged for organizing, participating, and inciting others, hong kong bound an annual vigil to mark the 1989 china gentlemen square moscow. citing the pandemic several pro democracy activists have been arrested since beijing impose the national security law. last june. britain's prime minister has announced a return to ties a corona virus restrictions to stem the spread of the army con variant on 50. 1000 people tested positive in the u. k. in the past day, or as johnson is urging people in england to work from home at his mandating coven 19 passes for entrance into public venues. the announcement comes hours after he was forced to apologize for video s

did you think craddick pronunciation or something that somebody's using to get to the meeting behind the word? whereas the music, it's sort of resist it's. there's not the summary, the capacity for summarizing or paraphrasing what you just heard. it's really want to kind of get into the juiciness of what you're actually hearing so, so repetition, you know, help with that. is there rhythm that we're here in the womb, connected to the love of the repeating rhyme, or, you know, rhythm we have. why do like, i don't know heart speeds in the same rhythm everywhere. but musical rhythms are actually wildly different from culture to culture. imagine sort of a process. nicole kind of tradition or music culture building, where there are these kinds of rhythms that can, which people tend to be exposed generally, right? so that's like kind of rhythms you're mentioning like the heart beat or the rhythm of walking or what have you. but there are others that are kind of built up iteratively over time in terms of practice within a language. i mean, there's a number of studies showing bad, linguistic

we have some of these idiots and craddick things that happen. but in the real world, what we're afraid of is what inflation gets bad is when you're like boiling water, that's the economy all the time to boil over. and people start to expect prices are going to be higher. when that happens, behavioral economics one, a one kicks in, and now people buy more because they think it's going to be higher price. and that sets up that negative feedback loop or higher prices beget higher prices. so the final point is normally in capitalism, higher prices is what kills higher prices because more capitalism comes in. we lower the prices, but because of the supply chain because of off showing, etc, but high prices, they're not caring high prices. energy prices are high because energy companies don't want to money. we've talked about that a lot. the chase money the way. so everything that held inflation down is not holding inflation down any longer. and that's why we changed our perspective, by the way. that's why we bought a home builder stocks where we're ma

this is strictly a coincidence that the timing of covid happens to coincide with the time that the craddick and liberal mayors and governors throughout the country decided we are not going to punish crime. whether or not they did it as a response to covid one doesn't make it right, 2 doesn't make it covid's fault. they decided they weren't going to punish crime and as a result we see what we are seeing in cities and streets. >> 12 cities have a record high murder rate. all all 12 all 12 bydemocrats,rochester, newyorkisoneofthemandthepoliceca saidweareextremelyfrustratedandh aroundherelatelyinrochester 't happenandyoudon' thearanybodytalkingaboutthat anymoreandyouhavetowonderwhy, beingtough beingtough oncrime beingtough oncrime isn'tfashionableblooge isn'tfashionableblooge thegoing theorybloogeibly2youcomparethe80 numplapsand90numplaps, takeoneliberalcity, takethebigapple tgoingtotimessquarebecauseitwasa tgoingtotimessquarebecauseitwasa asnobodycame asnobodycame inandthenmiddle90numplaps, brokenwindowspolicingandlittleby brokenwindowspolicingandlittleby brokenwindowspolicingandlittleby i-95t

and so that role that plays of free of freedom of speech in our gym craddick society is being pushed back on by facebook. and it's giving a lot of people just bad by. first of all, you're right when you say something on facebook, the last thing you want is the joe wilson hollering in the back, you lie, no one acts. facebook to be a to, to fact check things that people say, especially if they're not willing to fact check what politicians say they're willing to lead politicians say whatever they want. but then when a private individual like you were, i say whatever it is that we think we have someone fact checking us. and that's not what we signed up for with facebook in the 1st place. and it's definitely not something that a mega company that governs something like a communication platform. it's not something they should be involved in. again, we're anti it as an american, we're generally anti restriction of our freedoms and something that so censorship heavy is really uncomfortable. well, and this goes back to the question, is facebook a platform and information platform? is it actua

straight year now freedom house has measured democratic progress or backsliding and has catalogued the craddick backsliding in the world. it is a real stamp, a real effort to say that we are not going to just recede into history here. democracy mean -- needs to be invested in. it needs to be championed and the u.s. will help lead that effort with some humility, recognizing we have to invest in democracy at home too. >> let's focus on the points you made at the end of your comment. i often find that when i am talking with officials from foreign governments, they asked, looking at our election experience and what happened january 6, the turmoil in our country over the last few years, whether we are really a reliable partner. what our staying power is as an advocate for democracy and human rights. i am sure that you get similar questions as you travel. how do you answer them? >> well, democracy is messy. it is messy here at home in the united states. it is messy in many different places. but, i think that while you definitely see a back-and-forth, a give and take in this country, and then end of t

we've had this tremendous amount of government spending under book, craddick and republican administrations in the last 20 years in particular, and until we have these supply disruptions and other recent problems coming out of covid, we didn't experience that kind of inflation. the connection between government spending and inflation has been severed by experience. host: he is the author of the book "his very best: jimmy carter, a life." kicking off our annual author series. you can join the conversation this morning. jonathan alter will be with us until the top of the hour at 9:00 a.m. eastern. you talk about the appeal to the older generation, making this comparison to jimmy carter. i wonder, did bill clinton and barack obama face these kind of comparisons to attempt to tied jimmy carter to their presidencies, their economic policies? guest: yeah, they did. i mean, jimmy carter has been for republicans what herbert hoover was for democrats 40 years after fdr be hoover in 1930 -- beat hoover in 1932. just kind of a punching bag, a way of trying to cut other democrats down. and democrats co

case and i took my friend to accept there is no debate about the data but that's it he goes and craddick about the case because remember hhs runs the program so it has the data but there's all kinds of other data about hospitals hhs could use under the subclause if it took the survey as a basis. a. >> how often have you conducted a subclause survey? >> the agency has only conducted one since the statute was enacted while the case was pending. i would note in the same instructions congress gave to the agency to conduct periodic surveys it instructed them to take into account sub 14 to it told the agency to take into account the recommendations that conducted the original study back in 2004 and the recommendations were don't do very many studies because they are burdensome on the hospitals and don't produce results that are all that accurate. there is about 1400 hospitals and they gave two options you can either tell the acquisition cost or check the box that says use the data you already have. a 7% of the hospitals gave the actual data. 55% checked the box into 38% didn't respond so the s

. >> your craddick incompetence left 700 thousand americans without representation in congress for over a month. these are not the experiences that instill faith in our system, they undermine the trust needed for a functioning representative government. i founded and currently cochair the election integrity caucus which educates members and advocates for commonsense reforms and solutions, to ensure we have secure election. we have proven examples to pull from, as many states have acted to shore up their electoral systems. these include common sense voter id laws. updating voter rolls. banning ballot harvesting and requiring all votes to be counted on election night. these critical measures face resistance from political forces, including on this very committee. these partisans seek to centralize electoral administrations and undermine the basic security of our election. the first effort was the passage of hr-1 which aimed to upend our system. centralizing it line this bill would undermine the authority of states to make their own voter registration election laws as well as overturn refo

we've had this tremendous amount of government spending under book, craddick and republican administrationsthe last 20 years in particular, and until we have these supply disruptions and other recent problems coming out of covid, we didn't experience that kind of inflation. the connection between government spending and inflation has been severed by experience. host: he is the author of the book "his very best: jimmy carter, a life." kicking off our annual author series. you can join the conversation this morning. jonathan alter will be with us until the top of the hour at 9:00 a.m. eastern. you talk about the appeal to the older generation, making this comparison to jimmy carter. i wonder, did bill clinton and barack obama face these kind of comparisons to attempt to tied jimmy carter to their presidencies, their economic policies? guest: yeah, they did. i mean, jimmy carter has been for republicans what herbert hoover was for democrats 40 years after fdr be hoover in 1930 -- beat hoover in 1932. just kind of a punching bag, a way of trying to cut other democrats down. and democrats contri

we've had this tremendous amount of government spending under book, craddick and republican administrationsthe last 20 years in particular, and until we have these supply disruptions and other recent problems coming out of covid, we didn't experience that kind of inflation. the connection between government spending and inflation has been severed by experience. host: he is the author of the book "his very best: jimmy carter, a life." kicking off our annual author series. you can join the conversation this morning. jonathan alter will be with us until the top of the hour at 9:00 a.m. eastern. you talk about the appeal to the older generation, making this comparison to jimmy carter. i wonder, did bill clinton and barack obama face these kind of comparisons to attempt to tied jimmy carter to their presidencies, their economic policies? guest: yeah, they did. i mean, jimmy carter has been for republicans what herbert hoover was for democrats 40 years after fdr be hoover in 1930 -- beat hoover in 1932. just kind of a punching bag, a way of trying to cut other democrats down. and democrats contri