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america in the wake of the assassinati assassination, the belle of the centurbill of thecentury the bal rights act as well as a guide to scotland and best-selling bourbon and try. he's also our neighbor that has appeared on the stage many times to talk about history and whiskey so we are glad to have him here with us again. his new book dives deep into the life of theodore roosevelt's roughriders bringing his hugely influential moment in history and contemporary life on america's standing in the world are after. by fellow authors and historians including jon meacham and douglas brinkley he says it showcases theodore roosevelt and all of the glory. it brings it back to life in the vibrant pages and the patriotism and political genius are captured in this site you are in for something special tonight. he will be reading from the buck and then amanda will join in the conversation and you will have a chance to ask your questions after that. please join me in welcoming to the stage clay risen. [applause] i didn't come prepared. [laughter] i want to think gree thank greer hosting me. it is a

press focus long enough after this week when feud is done to actually fix problems in places about like balzero in a million, trump did not like it, they love it this week, next week it is gone, cummings, he could win this, listen, i don't agree, you said terrible things come might me me here, if he does not come, you win, if he does show up, just have one plan, not all twitter fights, have a plan say help us we need help. >> how incredible it would be. >> school is a great place to start. >> i love school choice, i was hoping trump and cummings would eat maryland blue crab. >> hold it with a fork and knife, and wrong way to eat. kennedy: with your hands. >> a fork. >> are right. that is what they should do, but, cummings will not give him that win, that is -- that is so know were iunfortunate, that ise are. >> cummings all get a win, it needs to be baltimore win. kennedy: that is the bottom line. >> more that coul one day from . >> although we -- we agre a. >> we have much more with buckeye party panel coming up, a bunch of hollywood silicon valley big shots, say na say the fighting to sav

the first person i mentioned earlier but i want to call out specifically again is mike bal divrks dwinm kitchen concepts. mike was chosen not because he's one of the best in the field nationally, but because he served for decades in the meals on wheels in anaheim. when i saw his work there, i said you're the right guy for s us. you're the person who understand s how we're different and uni e unique. thank you. we also want to thank that we have a local san francisco lve, local business entrerprise, ja k jackson and lyles architect uru is our architect. the architects could not be here today, but iron ically their parents are. welcome and thank you for being here. we also have engaged a really good friend of meals on wheels for years, an excellent general contractor ain plant constructin and we have an amazing team assembled under the leadership and the determination of don b libby. we also have a great owner's p rep. this is the person that keeps our staff from having to deal with the mash nations and tell us what that means is keith d de-brian from skyline partners. keith, thank you.

bal now that the fed is started to cut rates, what does this mean for other currencies as well?g,n the fed was that was putting more pressure on other countries. they were forced to hike rates in order to keep that risk premium going. the lower rates are at the margin positive for the rest of the world. more liquidity will be out there. the ecb will be adding more liquidity. bank of england, bank of japan. to me, that is not enough to sustain the em story. it is more of a global growth story. until we get some closure, solution to this trade war, it will be difficult for em and these risk assets to get traction. amanda: where does that leave china with its currency? obviously has the reserves to defend it, but any weakness further for china? win: i do. i try to be a voice of reason in people screaming about devaluation and all of that. you cannot devalue a floating currency. besides that, i did a correlation study on my bloomberg page between cny and msci fx. the correlation is somewhere around 0.4, which is quite high. the chinese yuan is trading more with market forces. ironic

some have no technique and sometimes we have had two bal len reena a so you think you can dance.n go either way. is it really who is making you feel something in that short time and you're only going to so them for a minute and 30. do they have a chemistry together? do they have enough technique to pull off what the choreographer wantsth that is going to come down tonight. who is that couple going to be? are there going to be several couples to knock it out of the ballpark tonight? i sit at the edge of may seat waiting to find out. >> sorry to cut you off, we're out of time. we can talk about this all day. thank you for talking with us about the top ten. taking the stage tonight, set to compete. catch so you think you can dance tonight at 9:00 on fox. thank you mary. >>> thank you. >>> coming up in a second on mornings on 2, celebrating a long-term tradition at the ballpark. a whole new way to buy a hot dog at the coliseum. fo fo >> it is back to school. hundreds are starting with a brand new backpack. a backpack giveaway event is getting under way. >>> good morning. well, some s

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higher court to dismiss it does this mean just a plane old bribe of trump doing a favor or payment for a bal or hotel room. the courts haven't ruled on tha yet. >> i want to ask you about eral.'s business in gen he says he doesn't care about money. do we know if his businesses have lot money since being president. >> we don't know the number. he has hundreds of individual companies. we know many are doing poorly. the golf course in h floris had a rough run andit prility has dropped 70% are. they making money or losing money over all, they haven't said. i don't know. >> let's talk about the resort specifically. it's a sprawling resort. four gf courses. some 700 rooms. certainly logistically it would provide space for the world leaders. looking at this in another way korbgs there not be an advantage folda president hosting wo leaders on his own turf. why shouldn't he be able to doth . >> i talked with people today who are specialized in organizing summits. they said there are some advantages. one is it's divided into eight or ten villas, wings of hotel rooms. you that to house individual count

we saw it from bals far olsonar seemed to accept the scale of the problem and suggested the outside worldkind of mind their own business and they deployed their army. you ought to be see clearly right down there during the day, an abu the smoke from the fires has made the view pretty tough all day long. we saw earlier what looked like a military airplane coming in. 43,000 troop, the government says, are on their way. where are they going to go? what precisely they can do is the enormous challenge because putting out fires, while most of the fires are in the middle of nowhere, far away from the main highways and susceptible to the high winds blowing around me here. to put them out you have to move tons of fires and logistical operation that can take weeks and many people are hoping that maybe the rain will come in and try and slow these down. we may see some of that next week, but still, this instant has focused global attention on the bolsonaro government's policies. they've been quite clear, they believe, the amazon is a resource that should be exploited and the outside world has accused

matt was originally supposed to speak with his colleague doug harris from the university of bal mer who couldn't be here. we'll leave that with matt. thanks for making time to join us here today. welcome. [ applause ] >> well, thank you very much and thanks for the opportunity to speak to the capital historical society. can everyone hear me? you're in the back? excellent. it's great to be back here with capital historical society. i'm a big fan of the historical society. i'm honored to be here today to talk about a new book doug harris and i talked about, leadership elections in the house of representatives. we don't have copies for sale here but there is some information on the back table if you would like more about the book or get copies of your own. i into previously on this subject as was mentioned last na fall. i'm going to cover some of the same ground but talk about additional information from the book and new material from the book i have not discussed. and time permitting, i want to talk about the most recent seriously contested election in the house of representatives which w

end -- he took over a company that was going nowhere and almost single-handedly turned it into empire,bal of brands. much criticized for vanity projects, acquiring brands like lamborghini, spent a lot of money on developing complex engines, and the possessive and difficult man to work for stop but volkswagen wouldn't be where it is today without him. >> he was eventually thrown out for developing too much money -- then he went to audi and built their quattro brand, winning a ton of rally races and moving the brand up market before the move to volkswagen brought bugatti in the 16 cylinder engine. with him, and kim can they sell those brands? stepped away from the company a while about -- a while is noo in that sense vw different from yesterday. do to him vw assembled this amazing stable of brands, and following the listing of ferrari investors seemed to like luxury car companies since they are with shareable, prices that have been quite poor. porsche on its own is phenomenally profitable, some people say could be worth a lot of money. >> thanks so much. kris bryant. from the couldn't be pr

rick bal. ll.dr. rick be [applause] tofessor bell: thanks heather, thanks to c-span for covering this. those of you who might have been to the smithsonian associates before won't be surprised to hear my strange accent, which is not exactly a maryland native's accent. i was raised in england yet find myself teaching about the american revolution as part of my job, which let me tell you is a blessing and a curse, and undergraduate teacher with an accent like this. i'm very proud of where i grew up. i often carry in my back pocket a giant british flag. [laughter] i might drape it around the scenery for c-span to drink in. i was naturalized as a u.s. citizen a couple of years ago something i am incredibly proud of. it is wonderful to be part of programming here as we move into july 4 weekend. so when you hear me say our declaration tonight, i'm talking about us americans. the downside of c-span being here is that i don't get to swear. [laughter] so i will try not to. it also means i don't get to show cute

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bolsonarod bals from brazil, who is encouraging the burning of the rain forest to open up land for cattleese people are, these leaders are oblivious to what they are doing, and that is of grave concern to me. i am older, but i think about my grandson. i dearly loved him. he is 11 years old. he is going to inherit all of this mess. host: david, thank you for your call. we will continue your calls for the next 50 to 20 minutes, your thoughts on the president's foreign policy style. he was in beaver county, pennsylvania earlier this week to talk about trade. we carried it live. [video clip] pres. trump: they are buying a lot of our stuff, including our military equipment. now are building car plans in the united states, in michigan, and pennsylvania. many, many of the japanese car companies are coming over and building car plants in the states. it is not fully do the trick, but it helps, and those deficits will start coming down various of very substantia. we are losing billions and billions with these countries, and frankly, the countries that we do the worst with our our allies. does that

x mac bal moral. the forecast for today is one thatis moral.e uk and some of us will see some rain. building to the south. as that approaches from the west, what you will find is, the weatherfronts will find is, the weatherfronts will come in bringing rain. look at the squeeze on the isobars. the wind will pick up. lustre in the south, windy in the north. some of us up to a bright and sunny start of the cloud will build in from the west and we will see showers ahead of the rain coming to northern ireland in western scotland. this afternoon we could catch a shower in the midlands but they are going to be fairly hit and miss most of us will miss them. 50, 55 miles and miss most of us will miss them. 50,55 miles per hour in the north—west as you can see from the black circles, indicating the gusts of wind and temperature—wise, not particularly special if you are stuck in the rain. the midteens, into the low 205. the highest temperatures in the south—eastern corner and east anglia. as we go through the evening and overnight, the weather front sinks

now, the democratic base are fired up by the likes of alexandria ocasio-cortez and if you listen to balr a recession, the audience applauds. what i know is they want somebody that seems excited. we always want somebody to go into washington and dig their heels in on the issues. and for the democratic primary vetters that may be these individuals, their rhetoric is extreme and policies are extreme, that mi may be where te democratic party is. >> bill moore calls them by their first names. not even their last name. but his point to your point, that is michael moore said from way back that you know, you're going to have to draw a very stark contrast to donald trump if you're going to succeed in challenging him. that's a little more of what he's say in terms of where the democratic party stands. >> i got to disagree with you. i go with any own experience living in an extremely democratic state with people who have been lifelong democrats, they are not fans to have squad. they do now espouse the virtues that they es spow. they're looking for kennedy values and barack obama democratic values.