, arthur, my brother, arthur, why, arthur, arthur, that's how it is, rita, and you and i wanted to haveivilized conversation, what a nightmare? you're sitting here, enjoying life, a man is being killed two steps away from you, i think i'll go, no, no, arnold, stay, i'm really scared. yes, yes, of course, i understand, should i pour you some cognac, yeah, in short, i want my share and we'll run away, and i thought, chekan, you're a spirited man, men work in the field, don't pretend to be a blatnov, at least make one trip, then you'll talk about spiritedness, and the fact that you'll kill me, chikan, stop attacking, i was in the mood, and he was alone, they would have given him a jug and knocked him out, that's all , the agreement was no big deal, where did you even get a gun from? and he's always with me, of course, and why did he finish me off, and why do we need a witness, they saw us anyway, this sucker with a bouquet, he was also somehow keeping an eye on you , chekan, he doesn't know you by any chance, he doesn't know, that's it, i'm going, i'm waiting for my share, pity about the w

. >> who is eric arthur blair? >> eric arthur blair is george orwell. it actually is is pending. he takes it when he publishes his first novel, largely so not to embarrass his parents. he is writing about some vulgar subjects, both about his time initially working as a police officer in burma and his disenchantment with the umpire, but also being down and out in paris and london. as he put it, slumming in those two metropolitan capitals. and his experience with the unemployed and underemployed of 1930s europe. so he never formally changes his name though. his first wife becomes and you know want to see blair. as coud magazine articles. over the course of his >> did he write that first novel? and how many novels did he write over the course of his writing career? >> so he writes seven novels, both fiction and nonfiction, as well as countless newspaper and magazine articles over the course of his career. he starts his first novel. it is not the first one he publishes but the first one he writes in the 1920s while he is serving as a police officer in burma. the first book he perishe

so king arthur also he woman.so he was after the holy grail, which for him was armour that didn't snag your tights. i wrote both, i thought i'd put them both in. >> yeah, stick them both in. steve, put this on your show reel . so king steve, put this on your show reel. so king arthur may have been lgbt because he once wore women's clothing, says welsh council . so what he women's clothing, says welsh council. so what he did, apparently he was trying to get close to a girl he was romantically interested in, goes the tale. so he dressed up as you do as a woman, because that's what chicks dig. and. and then someone called him out on it and sort of, sort of ruined this ruse. so obviously he beheaded them. based so simpler times in many ways, he says mercilessly, mercilessly, mercilessly, mercilessly, mercilessly, which is the best way to do it. that is the best way to do it. that is the best way to do it. that is the best way to behave. something you could do it regretfully. sorry i have to do this. but you know, it's

and i want to see arthur morgan as like an 18 year old. that's what i to catch let's read that three let's make it happen. so i think so let me ask the last question. let jump in there. but first again, graduations. the question i have is, you know, you initially talked about the very beginning about almost disconnect or crisis among history and connecting to the general audience and reaching new people. of course, as shown just tonight, about how much of the matter is regarding the connection between dead redemption and and and how this connect with so many students. have you got a sense of other stories is trying something similar because you do see among video games a huge success when the historical events for example assassin's creed in that franchise with pirates and revolution and war and middle east everything and italy have you got a sense of historians also trying something similar to what doing or creating this almost groundswell of using video games are having what you've been doing as a precursor or almost as a launchpad for o

and i want to see arthur morgan as like an 18 year old. that's what io catch let's read that three let's make it happen. so ihink so let me ask the last question. let jump in there. but first again, graduations. the question i have is, you know, you initially talked about the very beginning about almost disconnect or crisis among history and connecting to the general audience and reaching new people. of course, as shown just tonight, about how much of the matter is regarding the connection between dead redemption and and and how this connect with so many students. have you got a sense of other stories is trying something similar because yo do see among video games a huge success when thhistorical events for example assassin's creed in that franchise with pirates and revolution andar and middle east everything and italy have you got a sense of historians also trying something similar to what doing or creating this almost groundswell of using video games are hing what you've been doing as a precursor or almost as a launchpad for other aspect

arthur of progressively worse, mark simone, why is ticker dj t, truth social, mr.here it was under valued. a good company, a good site and i think alliance with elon musk has given everyone impression there should be a merger some sort of a twitter you know. larry: oh. >> twitter x merger with truth social. >> former president trump has been more active on twitter they are best of friends right now. larry: symbiotic. listen you to look a financial analyst. >> and i think that markets think that ton to donald trump is going to win, betting market is agreeing on that. >> you are right. irsaw a poll today, reporting on from pennsylvania. anyway, wisconsin and michigan are plus for trump. >> quinnipiac has that, they were off by 10 points in 2020, they have trump up this stage, and then in new york city, and he is going to m madison squared garden and california and colorado, this is a play for popular vote to sweep house senate and white house. larry: i like him in virginia too. i like him in new jersey too. don't get -- say he will win new york. he will help congress

larry: arthur needs the nobel prize. if you can do nothing about that, it's a little late, but you should pitch in on all of that. we've got to go but in all seriousness, the cbo and the joint tax committee, the official government score keepers need to be changed completely. top-to-bottom. i mean that sincerely. those tax cuts for 2017. there's a 10-year window for scoring. we're not there yet. this is 2,024. 2024 and they have it completely wrong thus far in mounting ways. they are wrong. somebody should just, if you get them to testify in front of your committee you put up a sign here is the numbers. big poster put it up on the stand. they are always wrong. this is one of my pet peeves. their scoring is not dynamic and not laffer curve. i've got to get out. thank you ever so much. we appreciate it. folks coming up, elon musk is succeeding where fema has failed. we're going to talk it with florida congressman cory mills next up because right now florida could be in a heap of trouble, because of this new hurricane. i'm

but the reason i mention slight zinger and hagel in the same context is i said to arthur. i'm fast nated by your return often to this pendulum idea. yo, that that's this way and this way. and it seems to me he was quite i don't think it's a form of bad manners sitting in his living room. i'm not convinced i don't i don't really believe it. generally or specifically in in in a pendulum of american politics. i really don't. i that parties and political remake themselves for the particular era or time in which they find themselves because that as a as a great president once said the purpose of a political party is to win. right. it's not like the rotary where want to join and have lunch, you know, and, and it seems to me that in real time, real issues and real ideas and real people, you have find a way politically in your party life that particular era to find a way win. god bless the memory of arthur schlesinger but would argue as i do in the book that in the in the era that we're currently living in for, those of us who are charitable, we look at the kennedy administration

in 1947, when i was in great britain, i had an interview with arthur horner, who was the head of the miners union in britain. in talking to him, i found he took the complete communist internationally. and noted just in the paper, i think a couple of days ago, a few days ago, that arthur horner had, in effect, criticized the this action had been taken under the direction of the soviet leaders in which knowledge and the others who participated in the hungarian were executed. i can say that as far as this particular action is concerned, it's going to have a very effect from the standpoint of the soviet leaders on the communist movement around the world. one other thing i should add, however, that i think is rather significant from our standpoint, the standpoint the free nations generally, the communist leaders of the soviet union must have known that this cruel and brutal would have such an effect. so why did they do it? why did they risk losing this support of people like horner and others around the world? it seems to me that they must have had great provocation to do it, and the prov

. >> who is erica--eric arthur blair quick >> it is george orwell. it is his pen name. he takes it not to embarrass his parents. he is writing about a local subject and working as a police officer and his disenchantment with the empire. also, being down and out in paris and london, slumming it in the two metropolitan capitals and his experience with the unemployed and underemployed of 1930s europe. he never formally changes his name. his first wife keeps her name. >> went and he's right--he write his first novel? payment >>> he wrote countless newspaper articles over the course of his career. he starts his first novel in the 1920s while he is serving as a police officer. the first bookie publishes is down and out in london in the early 1930s. he has a quick succession of novels and nonfiction before the two that become commercially successful. first, animal farm in 1945 and 1984 published in 1949 pic >> you mentioned you are a professor at an american university and you teach a class on or will. students who come to your class, what do they know about george orwell when

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arthur, do you have money? how much? 10, 10 money? cat, is that a lot?w, did you count well? did you count well? and you know what, if you can count, i have a task for you, imagine you have 50 rubles, and ice cream costs 43, you buy ice cream, how much change will they give you? eight, eight, cat, how do you like our answer? well, now it’s to your advantage, what kind of mathematics do they not give out nobel prizes, in short, you pay with a children's savings card and you don’t have to count any change, of course you can calculate the cashback. but it is credited automatically anyway, and do you know what cashback is? no, cat, to be honest, arthur and i didn't understand about the nobel prize? never mind, you probably won't need this information. got it. he-hey, long time no see, katanas, and do you know that i am with you not only here, but also on a children's savings card, which parents can open for free for everyone from 6 to 13 years old. what a miracle! out of millions of girls, he chose redina burt as his wife, i don't give my phone numbers to fa

. >> so there we go, arthur . >> so there we go, arthur. george.ifferent era, different hairstyle , different policy. hairstyle, different policy. quite clearly there . rachel quite clearly there. rachel reeves saying this is a jobs tax. it will take money out of the pockets of working people because employers will have to pay because employers will have to pay more. they'll be able to pay employees less and they will pass those costs on. this is a tax on working people and if you trawl through everything, every frontbench spokesman said. >> in 2022, you would find there was quite a difference between what was said then and what was in the manifesto. >> it's the same person with two different positions. sir george , different positions. sir george, it's the same person with two diametrically opposed positions and a policy they're about to introduce in two weeks time. >> i'm not denying it, but what i'm saying is what they should be judged on and what they should rightly say , you know, is should rightly say, you know, is the important thing is what

we will speak with arthur lewis next.his is bloomberg technology. ♪ ed: nvidia's roll out begins with dell. they say they are ready to begin shipping out devices with the chip next month, a sign that production at blackwell is back on schedule. we are joined now by arthur lewis of dell infrastructure solutions group. it has been reported about blackwell, delay or no delay. i guess the starting point is to ask if this was a surprise to you, that you were able to adjust or pivot and then ship next month unexpectedly. >> first it is great to be back and thank you for having us on your show. not unexpected at all. we have been working on this very hard. you think about the innovation we have been delivering from the start of the -- to what we acknowledge -- announced from our infrastructure. we talked about the fact that the blackwell product was on the roadmap and would for customer testing in the second half of this year with general availability next year. we are just following through on the commitment we made at the begi

in november 1917, before the war had been one arthur bell for issued a declaration that announced the british government support for the establishment and palestine of a national home for the jewish people saying nothing of the error and people already there. it doesn't mention the arts, it's a tempted to say we're going to create some kind of european like jewish state in palestine where jews can live and flourish on a portion of their historic homeland, not the entirety of their store common, but a portion of their star come in, palestine was already in the process of being hyped off for the growing osh chronology population. but now one of zion isms leading figures. david ben green recognized the potential of what the bell for declaration promised and was quick to address those thirsting for more than just a part of palestine. ben green made a very, very impassioned speech, trying to convince many, many zionist detractors who were not in favor of partition because for them they wanted from the river, tennessee, and been going and convinced them that this was the 1st step. i'm gonna

in 1947, when i was in great britain, i had an interview with arthur horner, who was the head of the miners union in britain. in talking to him, i found he took the complete communist internationally. and noted just in the paper, i think a couple of days ago, a few days ago, that arthur horner had, in effect, criticized the this action had been taken under the direction of the soviet leaders in which knowledge and the others who participated in the hungarian were executed. i can say that as far as this particular action is concerned, it's going to have a very effect from the standpoint of the soviet leaders on the communist movement around the world. one other thing i should add, however, that i think is rather significant from our standpoint, the standpoint the free nations generally, the communist leaders of the soviet union must have known that this cruel and brutal would have such an effect. so why did they do it? why did they risk losing this support of people like horner and others around the world? it seems to me that they must have had great provocation to do it, and the prov

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and which country's document helps arthur to travel the world? i am ukrainian, i have a ukrainian passport. i hope that artur will not have a ukrainian passport for long, because a person who disgraces our national anthem to an audience of millions, wants to become a citizen of russia and is ready to kill ukrainians for it, is not worthy to have anything to do with the state, for the existence of which we are now fighting. our next blogger, zaprodanets, is not as popular as babich, but... there is no less judgment from his social networks. we cannot let the enemy think that we will not use nuclear weapons. this needs to be reminded more often, it creates the right fear. meet rozhen boris oleksandrovych, born in 1981 in sevastopol. and before becoming an appreciator of russian methods, he worked in the pension fund of his hometown as a sysadmin. in 2007, he acquired corns from the security services. supermarket his own rozhan began blogging in 2009 in crimea, where he openly supported the kremlin's ideology at the age of 14. rozhen got his first m

arthur's report. public festivities a large-scale celebration dedicated to the 206th anniversary of the founding of grozny, a city of military glory, is opening on the main square of the chechen capital. all districts of the republic presented national courtyards where they prepare treats and dance the lisginka. the fiery rhythms of the national dance attract the attention of tourists, of whom there are especially many in grozny these days. i really liked the city, the city is very beautiful and clean. on the birthday of the chechen capital, ramzan kadyrov handed over new equipment to the svo fighters. the all-terrain vehicles are equipped heavy machine guns. thanks to modern control systems and high maneuverability, they will become indispensable in the fight against drones. the head of the region awarded the head of the executive committee of the people's front with a medal for services to the chechen republic. in turn, mikhail kuznetsov handed over the honorary badge of the organization to the pres

by the way, about the passport, which country's document helps arthur to travel the world? am i a ukrainian with a ukrainian passport? i hope that artur will not have a ukrainian passport for long, because a person who disgraces our national anthem for a million audiences wants to become a citizen of russia and is ready to kill ukrainians for it. not worthy of having anything to do with the state for whose existence we are now fighting. our next blogger, zaprodanets, is not as popular as babich, but dirt is poured from his social networks no less. it is impossible to let the enemy think that we will not use nuclear weapons, this needs to be reminded more often, it creates the right fear. meet me, this is rozhen borys oleksandrovich, born in 1981, a native of sevastopol, and before becoming... an appreciator of russian methods, he worked in the pension fund of his native city as a sysadmin. in 2007, he filled corns in the security services of a supermarket. rozhan began his blogging activities in 2009 in crimea, where he openly supported the kremlin's ideology at the age of

center-right fulbright from democrat also suggested harry truman should appoint arthur vandenbergg as secretary of state and then resigned the presidency so as to make vandenberg, who was a republican, the president. i was coming from some people in his u own party. even right upve until the convention in 1948 there were democrats who were hoping there could be a draft of eisenhower to supplant harryry truman. so even his own party was not fully on board with him. there were splits we saw with the 23rd party candidates who split off to run separately. i would say peoplese are startig to get used to him but he was not, as of even mid 1948 he was notma fully accepted as presidet by many. sue and his opponent thomas do dewey was governor of new york from 1943 until 1954. he had lost the 1944 presidential election to fdr. 41902 in michigan went to the university of michigan in columbia law school. d.a. in new york city for years. what was he best known for? >> well, he had been district attorney at newew york we had really gone after the mob had gotten 72 convictions out of 73 trials. so

not dead yet, arthur will say the following about this video later. my whole life, in principle, is connected with russia, with moscow, so i would not sing the anthem of ukraine anymore. after staying in america for a year and a half, babich decides that it's time to return to his favorites. bogota, but because he sang the national anthem of ukraine, russia shuts him down entry, and he moves to his father in yerevan, he tries to film something there, but the rubles are not dripping, and he wants a luxurious life, so the young man gives an interview, where he talks about his love for russia and the fact that he wants to become its citizen . i would like to go back to russia, this is my first thought when i wake up every day. when... i returned from america, i immediately applied for a residence permit. this is a step that brought me closer to citizenship. you will have to give up your ukrainian citizenship. yes, i understand. you understand how many people in ukraine will hate you for this. yes, i understand i made my choice a long time ago. and for th

[laughter] at the dawn of the internet when bob was treasury secretary, arthur levin had my role as the sec chair. under arthur's leadership in response to the new trading models, the sec first set up a regulation called regulation alternative trading system. at the time, treasury trading plat firms were exempt. that may have been right in 1998. i think in 2024 it is appropriate to pull that in at this point. if adopted, i think that proposal would have registration of these trading platforms that would bring trading platforms within these important roles about regulation systems, compliance and access. secretary yellen also mentioned transparency. i just want to say earlier this year, we had a role as well, we approved rules to have more transparency in this market. the federal rule for the first time will provide post trade transparency and the treasury market on a trade by trade basis. in of the day in the corporate bond market, it's within 15 minutes -- actually last week, the role was to shorten that to one minute. the treasury market will be at least at the end of the day. we will

is getting backed into a corner potentially because the whole time he said he doesn't want to be arthuring, well, the inflation thing is still like a dark cloud. on top of that, maybe it's time to rejigger the way the fomc operates. i cannot wait of to have this discussion with james bullard. he's here next. ♪ ♪ (♪) (♪) what took you so long? i'm sorry, there was a long line at the thai place. you get the sauce i like? of course! you're the man! i wish. the future isn't scary. not investing in it is. nasdaq-100 innovators. one etf. before investing, carefully read and consider fund investment objectives, risks, charges, expenses and more in prospectus at invesco.com chase really knows how to put the hart in your local community. see what i did there? hey, jackie! (♪) evan, my guy! you're helping them with savings, right? (♪) i wish i had someone like evan when i started. somebody just got their first debit card! ice cream on you? ooo, tacos! i got you. wait hold on, don't you owe me money? what?! your money is a part of your community, so your bank should be too. like, chase! ♪ ♪ with s

we'll go to arthur in texas on the independent line. good morning, arthur. >> caller: yes. i'm a conservative christian. i've worked with -- [inaudible] for 36 yores, and that is not true about a trump. thank you. >> host: tom in san jose, california, on the line for democrats. good morning, tom. >> caller: hi. yeah, i just wanted to say a couple of things. first of all, until trump accepts the election, the results of the last election, he doesn't believe in fair and honest elections. that's a fact. and also for alfonso who was just there, alfonso wants to concentrate on the 5,000 immigrants per day that the compromised bill would allow in without talking about all the a other good stuff. and i want to remind the hispanics out there that when they start concern when trump's in there and they start rounding up 10 million, 10 million hispanics, they're going to get a lot of weeds. remember what jesus said? is when you start pulling it up, pulling up those weeds, you're going to get a lot of good people in there, and it's going tose cause a lot of panic. trust me. there's goi

the car is a witness here, so arthur is home too. no, sorry, i can't wait. if alice is here now.yes, this is the same maniac from tv, a hater, so don't be late, get lost, get lost, and who are you, first of all, not you, but you, captain gnezdilov, homicide department, artur from apartment twenty-fifth, you know, i know, well, and what, we are detaining a particularly dangerous witness, so... don't hang around here and go on, go on, go on, get lost, cheeky, huh! forward, round! fu, sit, stand, where to stand, hand here, well , prova, i think, gnez'e will read you out, right? well, well, yeah, yeah, yeah, i was in a bar, and what? then kadik sat down, he gave me a ride home, he and david left, then what happened, i don't know, well, i'll tell you what happened, she identified you the girl you were pestering, i don't know, maybe she was mistaken, i was at home. "well yeah, your dog can interrogate better than me, let me talk to this sadist, sit down, sit down, so you want to say that you were at home this evening, yeah yeah, you're saying that you're lying?". does he work as a lie

for arthur smith, this is pittsburgh steelers football.rritory here. >> mike: just about to ask you. see if that matters or not. it's fields looking to throw, and he's incomplete. ruled incomplete. and heyward could not hang on. so on fourth and one, steelers going to send an extra offensive lineman out, spencer anderson, and go for it. >> cris: yeah, i think this is the right call. look at the punch, perfect. there's the right hook that finally got home. >> mike: fourth and one. time out. pittsburgh. >> cris: i don't think tomlin liked that two big nose tackles down on either side of his center. he may have been thinking quarterback sneak and did not like it. >> mike: they may take time out, out of the mix with seven 7:30 to go. have you seen this pittsburgh game a thousand times? >> cris: it's what they live for. it's what they practice for. mike tomlin practices these guys on friday harder than a lot of teams practice on wednesday and thursday. and what they do is they practice a lot of these situations right here, when the toughness ma

the world number 13 will face arthur cazaux in the next round.es in the history of sport — the rumble in thejungle. kinshasa, october 30, 1974, it saw muhammad ali take on george foreman in a bid to win the heavyweight crown for a third time. our correspondentjoe wilson looks back at a truly epic encounter. kinshasa, democratic republic of congo. today, one of the planet's biggest busiest cities. fighters here trained, knowing there was a time when the world watched their country. 50 years ago because of boxing, because of muhammad ali. i had a dream, when i got to africa, i had one hell of a rumble. i had to beat tyson's behind to claim to be the king of thejungle. for this fight, i wrestled with alligators, i tussled with the whale, i handcuffed lightning and put thunder injail, you know i'm bad. the world knew muhammad ali, this fight ensured that. but his opponent, george foreman, arrived as the big favourite. younger, stronger, the undefeated world champion. through the buildup, ali embraced the occasion, celebrating his identity and history

i mean, arthur, indications already that this kind of misinformation, this information is actually impacting voters sentiment in the, in the run up to the election. you know, terry, this will be such a small call. this will be so raise of fin. so really literally every, every vote counts and it's just like a couple of 1000 people will be convinced that by doing that, by dividing harris administration is not doing everything possible to help people out that really might change the outcome of the election. it's a little bit early to say, but donald trump also, for example, puts out that the bite and that ministration is not giving enough money to the people it needs. but giving money to illegal migrants. as donald trump puts it in, that indeed might have an impact. aside from complaining about it though, is there really anything that the democrats or anyone else can do about misinformation? very difficult. i think president biden is doing everything he can right now putting all to this message. but the problem in the united states, as it is, he and germany in many other countries that people o

the world number 13 will face arthur cazaux in the next round.y of sport — the rumble in thejungle. kinshasa, october 30, 1974, it saw muhammad ali take on george foreman in a bid to win the heavyweight crown for a third time. 0ur correspondentjoe wilson looks back at a truly epic encounter. kinshasa democratic republic of congo, one of the planet's biggest busiest cities. fighters here train, knowing there was a time when the world watched their country. 50 years ago, because of boxing, because of mohammed ali. i ago, because of boxing, because of mohammed ali.— ago, because of boxing, because of mohammed ali. i had a dream, when i got — of mohammed ali. i had a dream, when i got to _ of mohammed ali. i had a dream, when i got to africa, _ of mohammed ali. i had a dream, when i got to africa, i _ of mohammed ali. i had a dream, when i got to africa, i had - of mohammed ali. i had a dream, when i got to africa, i had one - when i got to africa, i had one hell of a rumble, i when i got to africa, i had one hell ofa rumble, i had when i got to afri

and arthur vandenberg, the republican senator from from michigan, who was fairly conservative on economic issues by and and have been a strong isolationist. a strong isolationist before pearl harbor. really made a turn around and became a much more of an internationalist and was harry truman's point pushing the marshall plan through the senate. so he ran in a few primaries, but also did not run really vigorously. his name was kind of put forward. he hoped that there would be a deadlock at the convention and he might be a compromise candidate from the convention. so there weren't very many primaries that were really contested in new hampshire. stassen and dewey ran against each other. dewey came out top in wisconsin, stassen won the big news there was that macarthur did not do and kind of fell out of the picture picture and decided to challenge taft in ohio and lost which did not help his cause, but also, taft did not win as decisively as thought he should. so it kind of hurt them both. and then there was a big, big primary in oregon that really came down to and stassen. qassam into it as

and arthur vandenberg, the republican senator from from michigan, who was fairly conservative on economic issues by and and have been a strong isolationist. a strong isolationist before pearl harbor. really made a turn around and became a much more of an internationalist and was harry truman's point pushing the marshall plan through the senate. so he ran in a few primaries, but also did not run really vigorously. his name was kind of put forward. he hoped that there would be a deadlock at the convention and he might be a compromise candidate from the convention. so there weren't very many primaries that were really contested in new hampshire. stassen and dewey ran against each other. dewey came out top in wisconsin, stassen won the big news there was that macarthur did not do and kind of fell out of the picture picture and decided to challenge taft in ohio and lost which did not help his cause, but also, taft did not win as decisively as thought he should. so it kind of hurt them both. and then there was a big, big primary in oregon that really came down to and stassen. qassam into it as