however, bandy quickly won popularity in the world. be called russian hockey, thanks to the original rules that the athlete came up with. enthusiast student of ecological institute. peter moskvin a year later, in 1899 , there were eight clubs in st. petersburg, then they appeared in moscow and other cities and began to host all-russian competitions. exactly 20 years ago on march 20, 2003, the americans launched an invasion of iraq, first calling their operation shock and awe, and then renaming it iraqi freedom, in order to divert attention from the huge loss of life and destruction. they wanted to destroy the rak regime to establish their control over the country , they used a false pretext, it is already well known that baghdad was developing weapons of mass destruction and helping terrorists. washington acted without un sanctions from the leading powers of the united states supported only the british army. saddam hussein was defeated in less than a month, but then a long bloody, guerrilla war began, according to some estimates, more

bandy lee joins me now we should note that dr.mination of trump and we ar not going to make any diagnosi on the air now but there is a lot that we can certainly unpacked dr. lee, it's great to have yo on the show. thank you for your time. based on what you and your colleagues study, what do yo think was going through trump' mind when he posted on his social media site this morning was his motivation deliberat or reactive, do you think? >> well, first of all, thank you for having me. when it comes to donald trum psychology - and i'm glad you made th disclaimer that i do not mak diagnoses, and my colleagues have not either, and that we only tried to comment on his psychological aspects that there are a consequence to public safety and public health. as for the tweet this mornin -- and he certainly put himself i the news, to get all the pundits speaking about his charges -- he has certainly done that i as intentional away as one can in his mental state. we know from his pattern o behavior that he is not very deliberate and not intent

bandy is not an easy question, especially for a person who does not very much following the sports teami'll make a little tip six of them more than in regular hockey. uh-huh unfortunately anton continue to stand still in the next question. vanya needs to do something, we need to somehow catch up with anton. well, can we take a chance? let's ask a question for three points. a question for three points. let's go, who became the winner, in general, the women's biathlon standings in the 21-22 season. there are some options. and by the way, here is the winner was march. found and before you try. how much is excellent in german football there is a tradition after winning the tournament to pour over and treat the fans with this drink. what kind of drink are we talking about beer, of course, i can be mistaken, go ahead! super two. in which club did the argentinean play? 2011 to 21 and scored the fourth period. sure, going through the fourth period. we can say, anton fedorovich. congratulations to anton, well, that once again confirmed your nickname peach. yes , today your bastards broke their t

culture or cruelty, we had to south india, where animal rights activists have launched a legal battle to bandy ancient sport of bold. taming. ah, i melissa chan, thanks for joining us. for the 1st time in 12 years, the leaders of south korea and japan are needing japanese prime minister it from your kisha and south korean president you insecure, seek to rebuild security and economic ties. what has brought to countries with historical distrust of each other together are 2 other countries in the region. china and north korea. 12 years ago, neither she gin king nor kim jogan had yet come to power. so much has changed over the past decade. now yoon and kisha are signaling they want a fresh start at the talks, the 2 agreed to resume quote shuttle diploma. they also agreed to settle a trade dispute related to compensation for korean forced labours during japan colonial rule. meanwhile pyongyang responded to this meeting the way it often does by firing a long range ballistic missile. this one landed in the sea between the korean peninsula and japan. it's north korea's 3rd weapons test this week, incl

hello, mahdi, mohammad bandi, hello, or mehdi bakhtiari, vahid baze, let's go .mehdi , if i send a small check to a classy channel , i imagine that even though kochir is like that, ali mardon, all the channels, what are you talking about? i will greet you all soon i want my heart, all hand in hand for your love, i am ruined, moin, i want everyone to give me the note alive . greetings to me, mahdi, the most precious heart of mohammadi. greetings, mahdi bakhtiari, vahid. hello, mahdi , i want you to stay one day. i want hajj. qasim, stay with me, i want you to be a martyr, this milk will come, anonymous, the servant of proof of the system , who is he doing with me ?

various types of waste, iran with more than 19 billion tons of copper mineral reserves in the category bandi is the fifth producer of this metal in the world the experts of the global copper market consider it one of the most prosperous markets in the new year. the lack of supply and demand at the same time as the reopening of the chinese economic markets has caused base metals, especially copper , to have an upward trend in recent months. it was in 2022 that the price of each ton of copper in the world markets recorded a downward trend. experts believe that the increase in the fear of economic recession caused by the policies of the united states and the continuation of the corona restrictions in china significantly affected the price of copper to the extent that the price of this metal with a 12% decrease at the end of 2022 it faced from over ten thousand dollars, which was its record for the last 10 years, to below one thousand dollars , but in 2023, factors such as the reopening of economic markets in china, the transition of various industries in the world from fossil fuels to clean ene

even china is being bandied around.rich quick scheme when it comes to the economic gains but there are other things going on. let�*s now take a look at the cost of living crisis, which has been causing headaches for millions across the world. in the us, we�*ve just had the latest inflation numbers out, which show prices rose in february rose by 0.3% on a mothly basis. let�*s crunch those numbers, here�*s our north america business correspondent samira hussain. prices appear still be rising but inflation appears to be slowing. what action can we expect the fed to take? ~ . , ., , what action can we expect the fed to take? ~ ., , ., , ., what action can we expect the fed to take? ~ . , .,, ., ., ., take? what this measure of inflation which is the — take? what this measure of inflation which is the federal— take? what this measure of inflation which is the federal reserve - which is the federal reserve referred measure of inflation, it looks at personal consumer expenditure, so how much the consumer is actually spending w

beautiful iranian lady come si jouni head of two worlds wherever you want to go mehdi mehr temin kalb bandi hello mahdi when you are yes vahid ta close the game. hello mahdi. if i imagine a small check with a class that is small, calm down, jon ali mardon, i will finish it. as soon as you can, i will greet you as soon as possible . i appreciate this cream, as long as it reaches us with the same principles , i want fish. flower hand with my hands and feet for your love, i am ruined without you, i caught me alive hello to me, mehdi, muharrami, my heart, mohammadi, hello, mahdi, bakhtiari, i am vahid, or mahdi, i want you to be with me one day, i want you, i want you, haj qasim, trombone, i want you to know what will happen, this milk will come, anonymous, iran, the heel of the aynak system, hey me, who is decorating sweets? the fork of sin, the sweet of my war, everyone knows you are tiami, sir, everyone is a monkey, the first greeting or mahdi, the most precious heart of this group . greetings, mahdi bakhtiari , the head of the old bazaar. the city that is the first time that sound and sima

members too like thailand, south korea, philippines and even china, those are some of the names being bandiedeme but there are other things going on too. the uk has ambitions of a trade deal with china, willjoining this pack to strengthen its hand or prove an obstacle? a , to strengthen its hand or prove an obstacle? n, , . , ., obstacle? many in the west are ara- linu obstacle? many in the west are grappling with _ obstacle? many in the west are grappling with how _ obstacle? many in the west are grappling with how to _ obstacle? many in the west are grappling with how to approach| grappling with how to approach china. is it a friend, is it a foe, somebody to collaborate with on trade or competition, and what about its ultimate ambitions? we know china is applying tojoin its ultimate ambitions? we know china is applying to join this club and any member can veto it so the big question is whether the uk will use its pellets to veto china's membership. it is pointing to other membership. it is pointing to other members saying they have voiced some unease about china joining. but will it also us

bandi fell to the third place with 41 points in another important game of khyber khorramabad week and one against persian gulf, mahshahr won and got 41 points, and because of the better goal difference compared to saipa, it was placed in the second place. also, chador for children 23 and pars of isfahan won fajr sepasi of shiraz for the goal against chokai talash, babylon darya won. 41 esteghlal took mulathani from the front and hamedan municipality handed over the result to saveh's golden cluster with two goals. in the same framework , astara municipality will meet with arman gohar, south pars jam and esteghlal khuzestan. i follow you , you ask which team will advance shams azar qazvin he considered few people among his options, but the head coach of this team, saeed dakhi, worked so well that before the end of the year 1401 , this team almost confirmed its profit to the premier league , and if these extraordinary events happen in the table and shams azar he can't advance to the premier league. right now, they are present in the stadium and we want to talk to them about this , and i

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almas bandi is present. there are actually 100 people present at the place, if you allow me to say blessings on muhammad and his family, who witnessed the exploitation and extraction of these projects, may god bless muhammad and his family and hasten their fate. they have video communication and thank you for your efforts in implementing these very valuable projects thank you very much, thank you very much, thank you mr. minister for your words . i congratulate the good people of bushehr, dashtestan, jam and asalouye, for opening this project . you are a stranger and an old khamenei, you are heartbroken, remember the days of your youth, i told you to talk to the honorable president with my own accent , let's go with all the protocol. you are welcome. i am very happy that you are here. well, bushehr, we will be at your service and give a speech may the noble people of bushehr province see and hear the salutations upon muhammad and the family of muhammad. peace be upon you and may god have mercy on him. i cele

i think there's, there's a certain in temperance about the language being used bandied about in washington . and it's unfortunate, i, i think we've got to, we've got to lower the rhetoric and at the same time, hopefully we will begin to draw back from this war and ukraine, which is really been a disaster for everyone involved. what do you make of current u. s. policies towards russia and china. is it going in the right direction? is it not? it's not going in the right direction at all. first of all, let me just touch on trying. we are continually poking a sharp stick in there. i. taiwan. i think if we would simply leave things alone, i don't think there would be nearly the tension there is. but we have nancy pelosi, the speaker of the house, flying to taiwan, to sort of increase the, the level of tension there. this kind of thing is terribly provocative. and then if you look at what we're doing in ukraine, we over through the government of ukraine in 2014. afterwards we built up a huge army, a very well trained, very well armed ukrainians who were on the verge of attacking the russian, spe

is that the, the on board vacations, bandy, that they're abandoned, that was the beginning. the 2nd will be nuclear agreement with the iranians at a time when the legion was agitated. of already iranian concerns or need to agree law, you order obama negotiated agreements without consulting any of them. the term warranty period or bonner trump, when they want us to angle between the us. any of our sanctions on be iranian. and that a past that she had back on the oil facilities, all of deeds. and in the i most role was the economy. this american were drawn from afghanistan, from goblin beach, me soul and reward reminded us of how they had backed and blood from vietnam, ordered years ago, the same back then, of abandoning your allies, backing up in a hurry, and then the running of it. as far as you get the region the, then the listen pretty bit and didn't realize that now a new world order has come. we cannot depend on the americans as security provided all got it. we need to look at them or looking for security, provided the legion itself has come off each. so there's no reaso

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there's also been some talk in the israeli media regarding other names that might be bandied about as successors to go lodge. but security official has said none of those names are going to be accepted by the security establishment. what you have here is a political crisis of a type and magnitude that is historic. in israel, there are chess called for a jerusalem in front of the canal. it to morrow. university classes are cancelled. there's talk of a workers union having a strike. dozens of doctors at hospitals have called in sick in protest, and about 2 dozen local council leaders are planning to stage a hunger strike in front of the prime minister's office. there is so much opposition to these plans, remind us why they have led to months of protest natasha. so this jew judicial overhaul in its current form is actually not backed by a majority of israelis, according to polls. and up until now netanyahu and his governing coalition have resisted all attempts at a compromise. what this judicial overhaul would do in its current form is give the government more control over who sits on th

the success of the lioness having, her name gets bandied around at chelsea because she is good.d—breaking to see that. she is shaping the lives of these young men at forest green but also the future of the game. at forest green but also the future of the game. that's all from sportsday. we will see you soon. take care. after a chilly start this morning most parts of the country are enjoying sunshine for that we have seen cloud increasing a bit across parts of england and wales, could give one or two light showers in the south. otherwise those temperatures as we head toward the end of the day, similar to what we had yesterday for the it will get cold quite quickly this evening where we have clear skies. as the night goes on we will see cloud increasing, some and that'll bring rain into western parts of the uk for the where the skies are clear or longer in eastern scotland in the northeast of scotland this is where we're more likely to have a frost, even to start with on tuesday morning for that tuesday will look and feel a bit different from today for that much more clout around,

that phone so that is ratcheting this issue to a higher level but certainly the word ban has been bandiedt at what i think washington into a large extent beijing be hoping is that relations more generally will improve, the level of trust improves between the two countries. we have the controversy of course about the chinese balloon, said by the united states to be a spy balloon and antony blinken abandoning a proposed trip to beijing. so this is where a possible ban on tiktok comes into force. possible ban on tiktok comes into force-— into force. later on in our business _ into force. later on in our business coverage - into force. later on in our business coverage will. into force. later on in our business coverage will be j business coverage will be getting a perspective on that from asia. that is coming little later. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: i can see where this story is going. changing the story at the oscars — a small change on the way to diversity and inclusion. the numbers of dead and wounded defied belief. this the worst terrorist atrocity on european soil in moder

when donald trump tried to bandy up in 2020, tiktok managed to survive.hting for its future and what happens today in congress may well help decide its fate. now to france where as you've been hearing, it's braced for another day of disruption with widespread strike action. the french government narrowly survived a vote of no—confidence this week which was triggered when it forced through an increase in the pension age to 64. today france's eight trade union federations have called for employees to walk out for a nationwide day of strikes and protests in response to these latest developments. let's remind ourselves what president macron said: there are not 100 solutions if we want the pension system to be balanced. it no longer is in the more we wait worse it will get. so this reform is necessary and i say this to the french people, i do not enjoy doing this and would prefer not to but it is also because of the sense of responsibility. joining me now is tomasz michalski, associate professor of economics at the hec business school in paris. good morning to

i think been bandied around. i think it's quite interesting. quite clever charlotte says it's quite clever . i find it quite disingenuous. the messaging around it actually , because what they're doing is they're out into the they're going out into the media and saying, the salary and saying, look at the salary of a junior nurse and then compare to a barista . compare it to a barista. prettyman so i can earn more pounng prettyman so i can earn more pouring cups of coffee than i can being a junior doctor. but i found the comparison very disingenuous because i agree with the doctor it's supposed to be a vocation. when you look at the nhs, the perks , the the nhs, the perks, the progression, the top earnings that you can get. so i don't find it clever. i think it's a bit disingenuous and it turns me off from the cause as opposed to onto it. what do you think they should get? i agree. i agree. i agree in precisely with that. actually, i have to say, you're right. there many advantages right. there are many advantages for the nhs and for working in t

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how can we let such an importan thing be bandied about and not derstand its history. >> elizabeth calledith her book "fearless women" on c-span's q&a. you can listen to all of our podcasts on our free c-span now app. >> book tv every sunday on c-span2 features leading authors discussing their latest nonfiction books. his book "toward a more perfect union" where he argues american children are n being taught enough civics in school. and looking at how and why selling blood plasma has turned into a $20 billion business in her book "blood money." she is interviewed by olivia go ldbill. watch online anytime at booktv.org. >> there are a lot of places to get political information, but only at c-an do u get it straight from the source. no matter where you are from or where you stand on the issues, c-span is america's network. unfiltered, unbiased, word for word. if it happens here or here or here or anywhere that matters, america is watching on c-span. powered byab. >> who killed jane stanford? she died in 1905. she was the wife of leland stanford, a former railroad magnet, governor of califor

right decisions at the right time when it came to care homes, and there are different accounts being bandieduld be tested which was not taken by the government. the account we have heard from matt hancock is quite a different one, that simply the capability wasn't there. there weren't enough tests. so they couldn't test everybody going into care homes and they prioritised those coming from hospitals into care homes. that again begs the question about whether the government could have done more to secure more testing earlier, like happened in some other countries. but ultimately, because we have not seen the full trail of messages or the full context or the full content, it is hard to say at the moment with any certainty exactly what happened. this is all something that has been looked into by the public inquiry. you heard in the piece that that came up at prime minister's questions, but there is no sense that that will report any time soon. in fact, some suggestions that it could well report after the next general election, something the labour party has been saying would be completely unacc

or 5.5% that had been bandied about by some economists. what goldman sachs says in practice is that it implies that anything above the 5% level for gdp growth will be acceptable to beijing. given the low base rate, this is not exactly an overly challenging target ahead for china. goldman sachs is sticking with its gdp target this year of 5.5% on the back of that post-covid rebound we continue to see. one area they were looking at in particular was the property sector, given we are seeing stress is still hitting this industry in particular. goldman sachs says there is possibly more easing on the way, given the key line -- housing is for living in, not for speculation -- was in the report. we will wait until we get the new leader's press conference later in the week. they are also looking out for anything in the fiscal budget report, and any institutional reforms as well. haidi: what are we hearing from ing in the meantime? annabelle: they are more bearish on the outlook. 5% is there gdp target for this year, so again, this was in line with

stephen: i think continuity was key because there are a lot of names bandied about for this and i'm sure xi jinping had a short list of those he had to choose from. we expected more party stalwarts and loyalists to be put into key positions of pboc governor as well as the party chief, but also finance minister. the finance minister was retained and analysts are saying this is a sign that has china and berks on a sweeping overhaul of financial regulation with a new financial regulator, wreps continuity will be key. the other wild card was elevated to vice premier. i put economics are there. he has not necessarily been named as the top economic person to potentially replace but that could be a powerful team. as china navigates this financial radio trait overhaul as well as the tension between china and the united states as well as the post-covid zero economic recovery. they chose some continuity but then we have the new premier. he will have his first press conference today and he is a fairly new be to central government operations. he spent more than two decades in three powerhouses, in s

it was they need a rabbi the previous government -- it was bandied around by the previous government.etanyahu has given ben gvir even more potential power. netanyahu is responsible for a lot of the power ben gvir has right now. he is helped shackle him into the mainstream, giving him this unprecedented level of influence. what happened yesterday is another step in that direction. it is not clear at the moment when the national guard will be established and what form it will take but the terminology of calling it basically ben gvir's private militia is quite accurate. if you put it in the context of some of the civil violence we have seen and acted by settlers against palestinians both in the occupied territories and inside the green line, we get a frightening preview of what this national guard might look like. as we saw in may 2021 during the period of immense violence on both sides of the greenline, and as we saw at the end of last month when around 400 far right religious settlers invaded this palestinian town in the west bank smashing homes and setting homes on fire while families

development and political development, i thought my gosh, how can we let such an important thing just be bandiedbout, and not really understand its history? >> you say that the word feminism is loaded today. as well as the word patriotism, has become a loaded word in our society. to find each of those as you approach this book. -- to find each of those as you approach this book. >> anyone i spoke to was like you can put those words together, because some people hate feminism and then the other people hate patriotism, or they think that these things are somehow in opposition. feminism is a word that comes from the 1880's, but it really comes from the american revolution. the idea that hold onto your hats, all men are created people's -- created equal. abigail adams was one of the first people to say art women people? it was the idea that everybody, men and women are entitled to equal dignity, respect, opportunity, and the benefits of society. it is feminism. patriotism as i'm using it is the oldest definition, if you want to pull out your dictionary, it goes back to the 1500s, it's the idea that

juan: i would like to ask you also about something that has been bandied about a lot these days in congressof dealing with financial problems and of country, the word "entitlements" used referring to social security, for example. could you talk about that? >> even the word "entitlement" and what i'm doing in this book is looking at the language that people use to demonize those who are financially struggling, the undeserving poor and the opposite, the deserving rich. if we look at what happened at silicon valley bank's and other banks that have gotten a bailout, they have gotten entitlements on a major scale yet they are not being shamed and blamed for like people were kicked off welfare rolls or have to recertify for snap on a constant basis. we need to look at the double standard we have for people who are at the top of the pyramid economically and those toward the bottom. amy: i want to follow up on that. as the debt is going to be negotiated, the whole debt ceiling, and the question really of these programs being put on the table, you go back in time -- i think your story about ayn rand

israeli media that already members, a former member of shin bet is saying that possible danes being bandied about as a replacement for gallet or not palatable to members of the security establishment . we're also hearing that perhaps netanyahu may take on the role of defense minister himself. there is a precedent for this in 2018 when netanyahu was prime minister, abdur lieberman step down as defense minister, and for a time. netanyahu was not only prime minister, he was also defense minister. we already know even before the sacking of gallant, that there were going to be protest all week in front of the cannot sit and in television. and we expect the protests to continue. what we're already hearing is that universities are cancelled to morrow. that one of the workers union is going to be holding a news conference and apparently announcing a strike. so expect the next 24 to 48 hours to be full of fast moving developments and a deepening of this political crisis in israel. all right, thank you very much. natasha gwen aimen, occupied east jerusalem. so now joined by you'll see michael back. h

my gosh, how can we let such an important thing just be bandied about and not understand its history. >> izabeth cobbs, sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. you can listen to q&a at our podcast and are free c-span now have. -- on our free c-span now app. >> since 1979, in partnership with the cable industry, c-span has providecomplete coverage of the halls of congress. from the house and senate floors, to congressional hearings, party briefings an committee meetings. c-span gives you a front row seat to how issues are debated and decided, with no commentary, no interruption, and completely unfiltered. c-span, your unfiltered view of government. >> washington journal continues. >> welcome back to washington journal. it is our weekly series on podcasts and my guest is joe wiesenthal. he is a coho of all lots from bloomberg. welcome to the program. >> thank you for having me. i am excitedo be here. >> let's start with talng about the podcast. what is the name? >> it is a podcast that i started with a cohost, tracy, who really wanted to be here, and i am saishe is not. she had a

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, our political development and i thought my gosh, how can we let such an important thing just be bandiedbout and not really understand its history? >> elizabeth cobb with her book "fearless women." on c-span's q&a. you can listen to q&a and all of our podcast in our free c-span now app. ♪ ♪ >> who killed jane snford? she died in 1905. she was the wife of leyland stanford, a former railed on magnate, governor of califora and u.s. senator. their son, leyland stanford jr. died at age 15 in 1884 of typhoid. in his honor, stanford university was born in 1891, but while these years later, is there a book about who killed the family. and "the professor" richard white has been chasing this mystery for several years. his book is subtitleda gilded age tale of murder, deceit, spirits a the birth of a university." >> author and professor richard white on this episode of book notes+. it is available on the free c-span now mobile app or wherever you get your podcast. ♪ >> c-span now is a free mobile app featuring your unfiltered view of what's happening in washington live and on demand. keep up with t

because that will elevate the misstatement into a felony that's been one of the ones that have been bandiedo make, to me -- michael gave away a little bit when he said they were mesmerized. you have a grand jury that's very, very ready to be persuaded by the district attorney we know that the district attorney is going to seek it it's almost a forgone conclusion that the grand jury would accept it i think this makes it beyond any doubt that they will >> frank, again, to what happens next if we as a country take this unprecedented step, so far, most prosecutors who -- i keep coming back to the same thing but the sdny found trump to have committed crimes of campaign fraud violations in two instances and they alleged that he committed those crimes, they were so sure of it, they put it in black and white it's in the public record. he was president then. he hasn't been for over two years. prosecutors, as human beings, have looked at trump's crimes and criminality and they are not a flat line. they are on a scale of escalating brazenness and have decided over and over and over and over again to d

we bandy adequate testing.t of less important, significant issues . i important, significant issues. i think this is an issue of huge significance and i think it was obviously a complex series of events i can't get into is about oakeshott's head . she's a highly oakeshott's head. she's a highly regarded, award winning journalist. it's a nuanced education. she may have felt it immediately. she may have thought it post facto . so thought it post facto. so i can't second guess why she took her time or the reason was. the fact is that was information there at. and i think on this occasion on every occasion that i think got to be clear is that when you go straight to you enter into a position of, trust yourself with the person whose memoirs you've been entrusted with. a question of with. so it's not a question of journalism, a question trust. journalism, a question of trust. but think this occasion public but i think this occasion public interest is that trust. well, i think that's part of it, isn't is that that lin

how can we let such an important thing be bandied about without understanding its history?izabeth cobbs tonight at 8:00 eastern on q&a. you can listen to q&a and all of our podcasts on our app. ♪ >> ts year's grand prize winners of the documentary contest are pareen from germantown, maryland for their documentary where is my data? watch these documentaries online at studentcam.org. >> c-span's campaign 2024 coverage is your front row seat to the presidential election. watch our coverage. to make up your own mind. campaign 2024 on the c-span network, c-span now or online at c-span.org. c-span, your unfiltered view of politics. >> washington journal continues. host: welcome back. we are focusing on the war in iraq 20 years since it began. we are joined by andrew bacevich , chairman of the board of the quincy institute for responsible statecraft. the is going to be here to discuss the anniversary of the war in iraq and aftermath. good morning. can you start by telling us what is the quincy institute? is there a political ideology connected with this think tank? guest: thank yo

how can we let such an important thing be bandied about without understanding its history?izabeth cobbs tonight at 8:00 eastern on q&a. you can listen to q&a and all of our podcasts on our app. ♪ >> this year's grand prize winners of the documentary contest are pareen sw from germantown, maryland for their documentary where is my data? watch these documentaries online at studentcam.org. >> c-span's campaign 2024 coverage is your front row seat to the presidential election. watch our coverage. to make up your own mind. campaign 2024 on the c-span network, c-span now or online at c-span.org. c-span, your unfiltered view of politics. >> washington journal continues. host: welcome back. we are focusing on the war in iraq 20 years since it began. we are joined by andrew bacevich , chairman of the board of the quincy institute for responsible statecraft. the is going to be here to discuss the anniversary of the war in iraq and aftermath. good morning. can you start by telling us what is the quincy institute? is there a political ideology connected with this think tank? guest: tha

we've heard 6% and 7% bandied about. west and a couple of the others? >> i think and this goes back to -- catches some of joe's moral hazard. if these institutions were weak and would not make money, i think that's what the resolution authority is for. i'm not seeing the forensics on the balance sheet. i'm just saying in what i see of those institutions, possibly, probably, but i understand that in a moment of systemic drama, you might, you know, i'm not ideological. i don't want to go down with the ship, you have to be practical. maybe it comes down to what i would do if i was in their position and knew everything they knew. one thing is the bank, this consortium going in and try to help out a bank. i don't find that very confidence inspiring because i don't really think they're doing analysis and deciding on good credit or good investment. i think people are trying to be good sit accepts and having their arms twisted to participate. i don't think it has achieved yesterday the confidence inspiration that they were seeki

i would suggest maybe a tilt within the market towards 25 basis points or a pause versus what was bandied a soup trying to make sense of anything. tom: mathematically elegant word. lisa: elegant soup. i am looking at what the parameters of potential binary outcomes are. there are so many different ones and it's difficult to know what the central bankers will do. as a traitor, how do you respond? if you knew the outcome, i would say no. tom: with our maria tadeo in frankfurt. for those of you in america, this is of import for your investments in america. whatever the decision is, she will hedge it immediately. if it is 50, she will hedge the other way, and if it is pause skew 25 -- pause or 25, she will hedge toward the german central bank's vigilance. lisa: the numbers that were giving us some sort of compass are showing strength. so how do you put this soup together with a narrative that has any consistency? tom: the way you put this soup together, bloomberg surveillance : extended edition, is you have a team. we have -- we have 37 people and it has really come together here. we say than

i think the figure bandied around was £300,000. what does this mean for the rest of your career ?there is there is so much that lord sugar bring aside from the money, his expertise, his knowledge his experience, albeit he doesn't know anything about boxing. he has. but what he knows about business is unparalleled. and i don't think that i could have a better business partner in order to take this forward and to have also lord in the industry of boxing now a sport not just as my business but as a whole industry. i think a really, really exciting chapter . are you really exciting chapter. are you going to four boxing gyms david lloyd did for clubs ? even better lloyd did for clubs? even better , even better. and that is and as it stands one go to place for boxing there's a few boxing brands there's boxing promoters that we will watch for . isn't that we will watch for. isn't one go to place when it comes to actually training in gyms? so i really want to seize that gap in the market take the opportunity with both hands and really see how far we can take it. we love watching boxing ,

if a man is single but you do what the heck you like that you got to do what he wants you to bandis got wants you to band is a man . what are we band is a man. what are we trying to do? what's to us? you know, we go on about, you know what a man is. i mean, i love my job being almost with you. we live in a small town on the men. we've stopped the men being , we've stopped the men being, gentlemen, anymore. you know, the other day i was out and a young man opened a door for me. i should thank you so just you welcome. it was lovely. we're doing ourselves harm. i'm a man some man. would you want your man the other way? yeah. what do you want us to see? what? i want us to see. that's a man i don't know. come along now . i mean. know. come along now. i mean. 0h, know. come along now. i mean. oh, i don't . you know, i'm oh, i don't. you know, i'm frustrated by all because, you know , women are feminine by some know, women are feminine by some women i've met are like big men . i'm being honest with you. well, let a man the amount a woman and when they get together make sweet music. oh, it's on

if a man is single but you do what the heck you like that you got to do what he wants you to bandis got you to band is a man . what are we band is a man. what are we trying to do? what's to us? you know, we go on about, you know what a man is. i mean, i love my job being almost with you. we live in a small town on the men. we've stopped the men being , we've stopped the men being, gentlemen, anymore. you know, the other day i was out and a young man opened a door for me. i should thank you so just you welcome. it was lovely. we're doing ourselves harm. i'm a man some man. would you want your man the other way? yeah. what do you want us to see? what? i want us to see. that's a man i don't know. come along now . i mean. know. come along now. i mean. oh, i don't . you know, i'm oh, i don't. you know, i'm frustrated by all because, you know , women are feminine by some know, women are feminine by some women i've met are like big men . i'm being honest with you. well, let a man the amount a woman and when they get together make sweet music. oh, it's one wonderful day. well, to be doing to ou

well i'm always a bit sceptical when i hear these vast numbers being bandied about.artments will be saved every single month. i find that extremely hard to believe . but of course hard to believe. but of course it makes a huge assumption. and the assumption is that every smoker makes a gp appointment is going to see their gp about an issue caused by their smoking. now this is clearly nonsense because smoking related issues tend to be multifactorial . in tend to be multifactorial. in other words, they could be caused a whole range of issues that may have nothing whatsoever to do with their smoking. i mean, there's obviously group of people of which i'm a member which are people who are obese. so is the next step going to be to try and end obesity so that we save our lives? more gp appointments ? i mean, at the end appointments? i mean, at the end of the day, the nhs is set up on the basis that there is no discrimination on basis of race , creed, colour or lifestyle . , creed, colour or lifestyle. and if we want the nhs to continue as it has over the last 50, 60 years,

this is an overall figure rather than the boats crossing into 20,000 is the figure that's been bandiedough. yeah because we're looking at the moment, what, 3000 just in the boats in the two months of this up the first two months of this up that's heading towards 45,000 plus end year, plus by the end of the year, just in the boats . absolutely. just in the boats. absolutely. and we've got to take our and so we've got to take our fish yet. we must not not take a measly amount 20,000, measly amount of 20,000, hundreds, thousands about the right us. we see what right for us. okay. we see what emerges the commons fairly emerges in the commons fairly shortly and for the moment, thank you for that. we say, thank you for that. as we say, we're expecting suella braverman on not 1230 crossing into on the ft not 1230 crossing into the commons for that. but also updating you on the snow is on its way. could it be hitting you we'll finding out from john we'll be finding out from john catlin less, but we'll take catlin no less, but we'll take break now . and welcome back gb news live live to the hou