of energy in the body the whole truth about insulin and we will tell and show the latest research on ati mediabet from our scientists and show it soon. the term diabetes comes from the greek and translates as passing through. why did the ancient greeks call this disease in this way in our next material? for the first time, the term diabetes mellitus was introduced into medical practice in the second century and literally translates diabetes. how to pass through, just such a name was chosen, because in this disease, nutrients pass without being utilized only in the middle of the 19th century, medical research showed that there was a link between diabetes mellitus and the pancreas in the late 1850s, the french physician pierre piori suggested increasing the sugar intake of patients to compensate for its loss in the urine, but after 20 years, another french doctor noticed that a balanced diet and physical activity improves the condition of patients, and after another 20 years. romanian scientists pauelesca in paris began to study the internal secretion of the pancreas. for many years, it to

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technologies, again, it suggests that there are new circumvention schemes, so let's close it on the level of ati a lot of memory that is, the non-statistical sanctions were not just introduced there, they closed everything, well , that is, they certainly will not do it . there was an update, it eliminated some gaps , it's the same story. now, let's give the next statement to our viewers and comment on it. maybe this is what you're talking about. iran will soon be free, the us president said while speaking at a pre-election rally in in california, his speech was dedicated to the medical care of veterans, and biden said, " don't worry, we will liberate iran. they will liberate themselves very soon." the white house did not further explain what exactly the us president meant. let me remind you that early protests against the regime that leads the country have been going on for more than a month. people took to the streets after the death of the young activist maksym aminiye. the rallies believe that she was killed by representatives of the morality police. after the arrest, they mobilized more than

that bad monitor and bad fiscal policy caused this inflation and made it worse and worse and worse atiry turn, you could still come up with a plan to counter that, they are not doing that, they would have to admit their policies were wrong, but what is the inflation ignoring going to look like postmortem. out of the election or in an actual recession people are hurting, dying and losing jobs and life savings. kennedy: >> they are not going to be able to do anything, power will range handing and divided government that is good news by the way, you can take a lest harmful spending -- a lot of harmful spending off. but federal reserve did not know what to do, most people watched j. powell yesterday, it was a disaster. what he share with the world was, we don't know what is going on, we really don't know what to do going forward. which means, the administration should be preparing for a recession, everyone who is looking at this objectively not as a patterson, but objectively saying we're problem going deeper into recession next year, we should think about what to do about it. kennedy: how

a meeting is happening right now between president biden and president x ati are we looking for anything to come out of that? lisa: i think the answer is no, but there might be signaling, part -- particularly xi jinping 's openness for international businesses to commonly. the story is about big businesses and banks retrenching quietly from china. how much is the political risk and how much is because the economy is not taking off like other economies? jonathan: i will go to the price action for you. s&p 500 coming up the back of the biggest weekly gain since june. nasdaq, biggest weekly gain on the nasdaq 100 since november 2020 at futures down .3% on the s&p. bond market, yields higher. treasuries reopening this morning, eight basis points on the 10-year, 3.8912. euro strength against the u.s. dollar last week was phenomenal. this morning, euro-dollar 1 .0282. lisa: i will give you the time at the press conference for president biden. i will, but it will be wrong because it will be late. we will get a host of fed speak today, too. perhaps we will hear a similar comment at 11:30 a.m. on

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different from applying asemimet reu78 rick -- asymmetric scrutiny to a company like twitter where a saw atye the list of the top ten of operations going through american companies. precisely because elon musk has signaled that the government is not going to be able to control what speech gets taken down on twitter, that's a threat to president biden, and so they're using a statute, cfius, that may have had good reasons to scrutinize chinese wiz relationships, but to advance a political objective. cheryl: we should say that we we learned from mark zuckerberg on joe rogan's podcast of all places that the biden administration had reached out to them as far as watching out for things being said on their platform. so obviously, twitter -- obviously, the biden administration has at lot of concerns about what they're seeing on social media, sure. elon musk says, and this is reportedly, that there could be a bankruptcy filing at twitter, and he's got executives that are leaving, executives he's pushed out. what do you make of that? again, there's a report that that was something he mentioned yester

you know pool , it's a small pon that it's a town of th to aty five thousand people. you had these two groups ofe gr kids that went to two different locations. one group of two went to a party, one group of two went. i believe, out to a set of bars in town . >> now you have a pool of people. they interacted with in that t night. evu wouldn't think it would and take that long to start tracineg and talking to everyone they came into contact with . i am surprised that the roommates heard nothing. i am surprised that that took te eight to nine hours. they think the attack happenedln at 3:00 or 4:00 am. >> the cops weren't called till noon. , 91 there's a lot of questions inll the nine one one call wasn't placed by thwe knoe roommates,h apparently. >> i don't know. we know yet who placed that nine one . they haven't revealed it. yeah, yeah. yet.ed >> so you add all this up and it's surprising the number of unknowns that we have when it doesn't feel like the pool of potential outcomes>> the is infinite. >> and there's there'snother p s piece. if i could just have for a seco

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>> i work at auto zone right now and go to a trade school, ati. >> are you aware the election is coming up on tuesday? >> because you're 18, you have never voted before? >> yes you are still living at home with mom and dad. >> do you see a situation where you will be able to move out soon? >> not any time soon. >> how come? >> well, i mean, you know, that's a lot of money. >> too expensive? >> yes. and we don't get paid that much. >> what matters most to you, forget about politics, what matters to you? >> my car. >> fixing it up? >> yes. >> you believe in any, or trust politicians? >> no. what would that be? >> the senator, senator cortez masto, she is running for election and running as a democrat and hoping people like you come out and vote? >> for her. >> for her, because she in power, she's with the democrats, republicans say they have the better plan. any of those folks speak to you? >> i mean i hear, but it's just like to me, it's just a bunch of back and forth. >> the politics kind of seep into your soeshd? >> definitely. even my music with ads and stuff. >> yes. >> and listening

atis that, like you said,y cele the many celebrities and the people that have platformsbr, li these weird people that areutiv on executive board rooms that are focusee d on children thist perverse way are silent right now.t they weren't so silent about kyrie irving. he got a list of six steps thatg he had to complete. balenciaga just gets to say sorry. and that's it.6 they weren't they weren't very easy. are they going to meet with thel adl, tucker? are they going to lose a billion dollars in a day? wicker? are we going to see celebrities take a stand on something that is incredibly importan t, ograph as incredibly important as child? i'm waiting the silency?aitinge le quite deafening, as the left likes to say. itft doe likess illustrate our priorities really nicely. i would say so. it's great to see you tonight. thank you. thank you. >> so one of the biggest financial stories really of the past twenty years is the collapse of a cryptocurrencyrs exchange called fauci x, really a company whose tentacles touched every part off our political class on the democratic side. now you're being tol

than you would heralded tour of assonance is a testament to find german engineering, should you look atintations as anything than what theyth are, in place wereac human beings were brad ad were born and were beaten and were worked without pay. and were tortured. the slave labor camps, when you try to pretty hip-hop, you defile american history. as a part of what we are looking at is the defiling of american history but not dealing with the confederacy and help it was able to maintain its power through the southern democrats, and out through the republicans. >> sugars plantations be maintained as historic sites. >> yes, they should and should be maintained as historic sites from the same way, accurate history and in the sites and laying out what really happened there. any other was one of the battles in the net boarded greeted is a want to this battles over monticello, and thomas jefferson place where prior to you have this, he was one of the founding fathers and he just on my god, he was brilliant and he was wonderful and theil like okay so were sally hemmings. that history and narrative

general stone: first, i believe aty speaking to arrest and detainer, they do. that's a small point than the rest of your questio jtice kagan. 31-a-1 specifies the circumstances in which -- the united states hassed its osutorial discretion to prosecute it all the way to orr of removal. only then do petitioners have an obligation to detain andnd no circumstances release first subset of individuals tt alien. if at any point they choose to discontinue proceedings, do not bring them in the first place, 1231 at no place detaches. justice kagan: it seems they impose an obligation on d.h. to go apprehend people. and 1231 specifically does not use that lgue. it's used in lots of other places in this statute. but 1231 obviously imposesn obligation to detain certain people who have orders of removal already made. it doesn't obligatanody to do anything with respect to finding them. general stone: at a minimal, 1226-c certainly means arrest. i think in context 1231-a shall detain a the language is a mandatory requirement of both acirg an individual of arresting them as well

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