bell: oh my goodness. it was published by a publisher with a very similar last name to mine -- robert bell, no relation. and like robert, i am a u.s. citizen. robert bell was a philadelphia publisher with a reputation for publishing things which might make some of his competitors or customers angry, a sort of broad agenda, politically speaking. tom payne had been scribbling the document we now know to be "common sense" in the fall of 1775. had shopped it around. robert bell was happy to publish it, in part because thomas payne had developed a reputation very rapidly in recent months as an anti-british flamethrower, agitator. so robert bell probably thought he might cause a stir with a pamphlet with such a prominent thesis. robert bell certainly did not know a war for independence would be carried on the back of this pro-independence pamphlet, but he certainly hoped probably to make a bob or two in the next few weeks. peter: let's adrom "common sense." here is a little b. "in short, monarchy and succession

bell: great question.e should be clear here that paine is advocating that the purpose of continuing military conflict should be for the singular goal of political separation. he is not advocating starting a war, because a war has already started, peter. lexington and concorde is widely considered to be the outbreak of the american revolutionary war and that was nine months old by the time this pamphlet dropped in january. so i am not going to put causing a war on paine's shoulders, but he wants that war to mean something. he wants it to have a purpose. he wants it to achieve something tangible and meaningful that he hopes will last forever. peter: what was his relationship with the elite of the american colonies? the other founding fathers. we have one quote we would like to share, which is john adams called "common sense" a poor, ignorant, malicious, short sighted crapulous mass. thomas paine said about john adams, it has been the political career of this man to begin with hypocrisy, proceed with arroganc

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lauren bell really moving _ lauren bell and for england.lauren bell and for england. lauren bell really moving the first opener, | bell really moving the first opener, there is no let up. kate crossed with a wicket of her own. striking 13 boundaries on her way to a top score of 69 for the hosts. as usual, sophie eccleston had her say, taking with a helping hand from bronze. india continued to pile on the runs with, and causing england to struggle. just when they run out of ideas, india's captain ran out of her crease. england failed to capitalise on that mistake. shama he etting in un dick —— unbeaten 60. —— hitting. alex fletcher, bbc news. so india will look to build on that first innings when play gets under way tomorrow. they'll have a big target in mind. lauren bell took the first wicket of the day one of two. the other wasjemimah rodrigues on her test debut, and bell was impressed with her and top scorer satheesh shubha. i think they batted really well today — i think they batted really well today. probably a tough day today, but i to

thank you very much, william bell head of middle east - william bell head of middle east policy at christianle strike has damaged a russian warship in the black sea. the novocherkassk was hit during an attack on the port of feodosiya in russian—occupied crimea overnight. ukraine says it destroyed the vessel. local officials say at least one person was killed. here is this report from james waterhouse. ukraine has done this before. it took out a major russian warship called the moskva last year, a missile strike. and overnight, it seems that a russian landing vessel has been targeted, too, through an air strike. we have had ukraine make that claim and it has subsequently been confirmed by the kremlin. the landing ship was in the port town of feodosiya, but we don't know what the military significance of that might be yet. i think russia's naval dominance, certainly round the crimean peninsula, an area it has occupied since 2014, as well as the neighbouring black sea. russia's dominance has been slightly weakened over the past few months, when we have seen successful ukrainian missile strikes,

bell rings. bell tolls. bell rings. bell rings. bell tolls. bells peal. bells peal. the bells tolling in memory of the dead. this is an incident which has deeply, deeply shocked this country. as well as those who died, people are thinking about the people who were injured, a number of those are still in hospital, some with serious injuries. we know that many of the casualties were cheque, three —— czech. czech. details have been emerging about the identities of some of the victims, one of them was the director of the institute of musicology at the university. she was 49 years old, she was the mother of two children. the institute put out a statement saying that this was an extremely cruel time for us all. meanwhile, the police investigations are continuing, people here continuing to ask themselves what it was that could have driven this 24—year—old gunman to behave in this way. this is a very sad moment coming as it doesjust before is a very sad moment coming as it does just before christmas, a time when normally this city would be full of people enjoying themselves,

on the big lava bell tower.e governor of the lavra said that the blows will ring until the last one prisoner of war will not return home, anna samaro will tell, yury gudymenko joined the ranks of the armed forces of ukraine at the beginning of the full-scale invasion. he fought in mariupol, kyiv region and kharkiv region, was wounded during the battle for demontiivka, which is 8 km from the russian border. yuriy is one of the authors of the idea of ​​the action bell of memory and hope. after being wounded, i was treated in the united states of america, and i noticed that even over the white house there is a flag that reminds of prisoners of war. just as it hangs on many administrative buildings, i when he returned to ukraine after the treatment, he wrote a post about it, a big post, it became very popular, that we need our own tradition of daily commemoration of prisoners of war and missing persons. inspired by this tradition, the man, together with former prisoners of war and the leadership of the kyiv-pechersk

used to ring that bell. and over, you know, the rope was changed and there was many times when the bell was rung on famous occasions, you know, like the end of the second world war or after john kennedy's assassination, to the point that the rope would break. now, it's modern technology. the church has a electronic system to ring the bell without having to use the old method of having somebody ring it by hand. but we've kept the rope in place as of a memento of. times past. i wanted you to see two particular windows up here. this window here, especially the one on the top as many times in the past, was made into a postcard by the church. the two parts of the window were both collectively a memorial for senator william seward. and as the legend says at the bottom erected by his friends to the memory of william henry seward, worshiped in this church for 20 years, while senator from new york and while secretary of state. and these are two particularly beautiful segments of the lauren stained glass windows. but

lauren bell removing — bell in england. lauren bell removing the _ bell in england. striking 13 for the international debutante striking i3 boundaries on her way to a top score of 69 for the hosts. as usual, eccleston had her say, a helping hand. india did continue to pile on the rounds causing england to struggle. butjust when it seemed their attack had run out of ideas india's captain went out of her crease. england failed to capitalise on that mistake. dt sharma hitting in on heating 60. indian on for hundred and one first seven for the time overnight to reflect as england look to recover. andy farrell has signed a new long—term contract to remain as ireland head coach until the end of the 2027 rugby world cup. farrell's irish side lost to new zealand in the quarter—final of this year's world cup, having gone into the tournament ranked number one in the world. he's been in charge since 2019 and led ireland to a first—ever series win in new zealand last summer and they won a grand slam earlier this year. rob howley has been appointed to warren gatland's coaching st

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from february 192a, the bells were regularly transmitted on the radio.he tradition has run ever since then, with the chimes of this great bell, big ben, also being heard on special occasions such as christmas day, armistice day and new year's eve. but there have been some notable exceptions. during the second world war, unbeknown to the public, the bongs were at times replaced by recorded ones for security reasons. in 2017, the chimes on radio 4 were silenced again with a recording used instead. that was due to major restoration work taking place on the elizabeth tower, which houses the clock and bells. it was important in order that we could restore the building forfuture generations. there was stonework crumbling, also the great clock hadn't had a major overhaul in over 30 years at that point. we also upgraded the infrastructure. so new lighting that you can see now, but also our fire systems, our security systems, and also put heating in to preserve the fabric for the very first time. the tower has now been restored to its former glory. new microphone

closing bell starts right now. >>> welcome to closing bell. i'm scott walker life from post night at the new york stock exchange. this begins with a bull run in stocks, seven-week surgeon that is now caring the dow to another record high 50 smp within striking distance of its own milestone. how long can this incredible rally last? we will ask our experts over this final stretch including a bear who didn't seem ready to bridge the scorecard with 60 minutes to go and regulation looks like this. goldman, caterpillar, boeing leading today. take a look at the russell 2000. soaring 12% over the past mont , as the small caps continue to roar back. lower interest rates, a big part of the story, yet again. all of it takes us to our talk of the take. why some bears won't buckle, even as sentiment continues to improve. the economy remains resilient, inflation falls and cash pours into stocks. let's welcome eric johnston, he is head of equity derivatives across asset here at post nine. welcome back. i have to say, i'm really glad you are here because i kn

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carol of the bells might not be, the chapel under the guns of košice, is going west, you know , i cant get it in my head after all, at the beginning of the 19th year, the bolsheviks are already approaching kyiv, on our territories, on our lands, terrible fights, here people go on tour, aren't these the tours that we imagine now, but how it happened then, i understand how important this, well, cultural diplomacy was. i would now call it some kind of musical landing or cultural landing, as it is now then it was called cultural-national propaganda, but even in the then and western terminology, there were no giota-institutes of the british councils, and such a term cultural diplomacy did not exist for 100 years in any country in the world, that is, it was usually cultural propaganda, it’s just that today this word has such a negative meaning, then also in principle, here, but yes, well, that is, it was perceived as political. as a political mandate, absolutely everyone and oleksandr koshyts, well, everyone understood that there was a war, and there was a diplomatic, well, struggle for rec

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"closing bell" starts right now >>> thank you and welcome to "closing bell" live from the new york stock exchange. this make or break our begins with the outlook for your money whether a powerful new market is just beginning. we will ask liz and saunders and adam parker that question in just a moment and a closing bell explosive with the president and chief operating officer of goldman sachs. john waldron will be here topics on the table the markets the economy and the future of the firm. your scorecard was 60 minutes to go in regulation looks like this week we are in the green to begin the final stretch of a benign cpi report. all eyes now on tomorrow's that decision and chairman powell's presser. interest rates are holding steady. we will watch that closely and it takes us to our talk of the tape. the upper hand and whether the bulls firmly have it. let's welcome the chief investment strategist and founder and ceo and a cnbc contributor. i'm so thrilled to have you here. what will happen tomorrow? what will the chair say? will he remain on this market parade or keep it going? yeah that

. >> "closing bell" starts now. >>> welcome to "closing bell" . i'm scott wapner. we begin with the best versus the rest pick the best being big tech which has rallied the most of this year. the rest, that's all that house and picked the question is a lasting rotation underway to those once unloved areas? we ask our experts over this final stretch. your scorecard was 60 minutes to go in regulation looks like this. the russell is waiting today. >>> caps see a bounce back and the nasdaq is a modestly were despite apple hanging around $3 trillion in market cap again took interest rates are falling again. labor costs falling. adp employment coming down below expectations that's what we're watching. the two year note yield is higher than anything else is down. the talk of the tape. whether that is real and if it's time to turn your portfolio upside down as the new year approaches but let's ask liz young, sofi head of investment strategy. nice to see you. it feels like it's a conversation trying to gauge whether this is legit. whether these unloved areas that have bounce

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closing bell starts right now. >> thank you so much welcome to closing bell. i'm scott walker live from pos nine here at the new york stoc exchange this make-or-break hour begins with how to play at the rall in stocks. the question is no longer abou whether stocks can continue to rise but how to maximize thi incredible move in your favor, especially if a sizabl rotation is just getting started. we will ask our experts. that question is coming in thi final stretch. in the meantime, take a look a the scorecard with 60 minute to go in regulation. stocks are having a good day trying to build on that seve straight weeks of gains. alphabet, amazon, meta are leading tech cards today the s&p is doing quite well. interest rates are holding steady the tenure is still under 4% it does take us to our top o the tape, the broadening bounc and how so many laggg sector have ripped over the past si weeks. so much moreials, industrials, is the better breadth just beginning? that is the key question let's ask adam parker, founder and ceo of - he is here welcome back >> good to s

it is the lavra bell on the belfry, on the great lavra bell tower, that should remind the whole worlding those prisoners who are held hostage in russian federation. and it is very important that this action continues until the return of the last victim from russian captivity. now there are thousands of prisoners in polonia, thousands more are missing, are considered missing, we are fighting on the side of good, and it is very important for us to be on the side of light in everything, if we allow ourselves to forget about the prisoners, forget about the missing, forget about their families , then it can be considered that some part of the light from our hearts has already been irretrievably lost, another official is a traitor, the security service detained the former deputy head of the community in sumy oblast. the perpetrator held the position until may 2022 . after the occupation of the region, he left for erefi and was recruited by the special services. later , he returned to ukraine and justified himself by the fact that he was allegedly taken prisoner. instead , the man collected

commentator: first strike for lauren bell and england. removing i lauren bell and england.land. removing first of india's openers, _ lauren bell and england. removing first of india's openers, and - lauren bell and england. removing first of india's openers, and there l first of india's openers, and there was no let up. kate cross following with a wicket of her own. india were looking for answers. they would soon find them. striking 13 boundaries looking for answers. they would soon find them. striking i3 boundaries on her way to a top score of 69 for the hosts. as usual, sophie eccleston had her say, taking with the health helping hand from bronze. just when it seemed their attack had run out of ideas, india's captain ran out of her crease. england failed to capitalise on that mistake. sharma hitting an unbeaten i6. capitalise on that mistake. sharma hitting an unbeaten 16. india ending day one on 410—7. time overnight to reflect as england look to recover. alex fletcher, bbc news. england's men are in action against west indies. they decided to field first. they're playin

every day in the large lavra bell tower, after a general national minute of silence, the bell ringerl strike the largest bell of the lavra nine times, symbolizing the nine years of war. for the first time , the bells were rung by soldiers, prisoners who returned home, and relatives of the missing. the tradition, they say, will continue until all the prisoners are returned from russian captivity. the very laver bell on the belfry, on the big one. should remind the whole world , including those prisoners who are held hostage in the russian federation and very it is important that this action continues until the return of the last victim from russian captivity. now there are thousands of prisoners in captivity, thousands more are missing, missing, we are fighting on the side of good, and it is very important for us to be on the side of light in everything, if we allow ourselves to forget about the prisoners, forget about the missing, forget about their families , then it can be considered that some part of the light from our hearts has already been irretrievably lost. the european commi

the 1st uh this afternoon uh, cooled by the students from the university of bell. great, a gathering outside the philosophy, faculty, the media fall out numbers. the pro test is there was some tensions between the students, the use of the opposition movement on the opposite from politicians who arrived. there was some kind of discussion around a lack of strategy or lack of tactics. instead of this consent coding for the elections to be re run, we did have the students coding for a 24 hour cam pounds, which will start on friday. now, this evening's demonstration a game, a 100 people no more than a few 100, gather the game and central bell grades and they most of the local television station. but it has been characteristic of the protest move. and since sunday's a demonstration with sol, 2000 people gathered here and entertained by the opposition to smashing to the electoral commission building, which is behind me this like 2 classes with police, the, the smashing of windows and the number of 5 being sets of on search 5 people were taken into custody on charges of cr

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there is the bell.ee you on the other side of the new year with morgan. >>> well stocks eke out modest gains today as the s&p inches closer to a new record. it's just about 15 points give or take from its 2022 closing high now. that's the score card. the action is just getting started. welcome to closing bell overtime, i'm morgan brennan. jon fortt is off today. stocks stuck in neutral though, failing to hit record highs. the major averages remain on pace to extend an eight-week winning streak. coming up, the

. >>> "closing bell" starts right now. >>> thank you and welcome to "closing bell". i'm scott wapner from the new york stock exchange. we begin with the biggest bull on wall street. tom lee is here to make his case and why stocks can keep climbing even after this record-setting run. >>> in the meantime look at your scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation because it's a changing scorecard. a sudden selloff in the market looks like the dow nine-day win streak in jeopardy as we begin the final stretch . look at the three major averages. the dow is down by about 250 points . the s&p down by nearly 1%, as is the nasdaq a lot of these mega cap tech tocks which were green have since rolled. alphabet holding onto positive territory via caterpillar and home depot among the better performers today. apple was clawing its way back toward $200 a share. it's turned negative by about a dollar. one half of 1%. yields too are lower. that has the russell extending it's amazing gains. still holding onto positive territory today. not that strong though. fix picking up a little bit

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