let's get some analysis on this now with boris fun man he's a professor of politics at bard college here in berlin hypothesis good to see you so we're talking about a 2 trillion dollars plan to upgrade infrastructure and to overhaul infrastructure from everything i'm from bridges to water systems but when publicans are calling this a recipe for stagnation and decline why is that well i mean this kind of reaction is not surprising given the last 5 decades of the market less affair rhetoric so i am not i'm not really shocked but this kind of analysis what's interesting though is that infrastructure is mostly or it happens to be one of those issues where sometimes bipartisan discussions at least happen hillary clinton made a suggestion when she ran for president trump donald trump was also in the wincing a big infrastructure package that never happened but at least rhetorically there is some openness and some opening also on the side of the republicans so who knows maybe there might be some individual republicans but i think the polarization is deep and probably where the democrats will hav

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chip production let's get some analysis on this now with boris form on his a professor of politics at bard college shear in berlin hi porus it's good to see you so we're talking about a 2 trillion dollar plan to upgrade infrastructure and to overhaul infrastructure from everything i'm from bridges to water systems but republicans are calling this a recipe for stagnation and decline why is that. well i mean this kind of reaction is not surprising given the last 5 decades of the market less affair rhetoric so i am not i'm not really shocked by this kind of analysis what's interesting though is that infrastructure is mostly or happens to be one of those issues where sometimes bipartisan discussions at least happen hillary clinton made a suggestion when she ran for president trump donald trump was also in the wincing a big infrastructure package that never happened but at least rhetorically there is some openness and some opening also on the side of the republicans so who knows maybe there might be some individual republicans but i think the polarization is deep and probably of the democrats w

production let's get some analysis on this now with for us forman he's a professor of politics at bard college here in berlin hypothesis good to see you so we're talking about a 2 trillion dollars plan to upgrade infrastructure and to overhaul infrastructure from everything i'm from bridges to water systems but republicans are calling this a recipe for stagnation and decline why is that. well i mean this kind of reaction is not surprising given the last 5 decades of market less affair rhetoric so i am not i'm not believe a shocked but this kind of analysis what's interesting though is that infrastructure is mostly or happens to be one of those issues where sometimes bipartisan discussions at least happen hillary clinton made a suggestion when she ran for president trump donald trump was also in the in saying a big infrastructure package that never happened but at least rhetorically there is some openness and some opening also on the side of the republicans so who knows maybe there might be some individual republicans but i think the polarization is deep and probably of the democrats wi

infrastructure plan into a global context i'm joined tonight by boris foreman he's a professor of politics at bard college here in berlin boards it's good to see you again 1st things 1st let's talk about money do we know help president biden plans to finance this $2.00 trillion dollars project. well what he said in his speech about the infrastructure plan is that he's planning to pay for it in the long run and that means he's going to text corporations and rich people which is quite the opposite of what what donald trump the a couple of years ago so this is the plan and this is what he's done telling us so far but we haven't seen any more concrete figures what do you think of comparisons with president roosevelt's new deal or president johnson's great society i mean the new deal helped pull america out of the depression the great society attack poverty and even reduced infant mortality is this plan that grand. well i think it is in terms of numbers and i think it even goes way back before franklin to roosevelt i mean if we think of abraham lincoln and the rainbow infrastructure we think even of th

infrastructure plan into a global context i'm joined tonight by boris foreman he's a professor of politics at bard college here in berlin boris it's good to see you again 1st things 1st let's talk about money do we know help president biden plans to finance this $2.00 trillion dollars project. well what he said in his speech about the infrastructure plan is that he's planning to well pay for it in the long run and that means he's going to text corporations and rich people which is quite the opposite of what what donald trump to the a couple of years ago so this is the plan and this is what he has been telling us so far but we haven't seen any more concrete figures what do you think of comparisons with president roosevelt's new deal or president johnson's great society mean the new deal helped pull america out of the depression the great society attack poverty and even reduced infant mortality is this plan that grand. well i think it is in terms of numbers and i think it even goes way back before franklin to roosevelt i mean if we think of abraham lincoln and the rainbow infrastructure we think eve

young greg or bards from plight also fell into the clutches of special commission 3 he was just 16 yearsold but hear more from him i know the owner already a few fascists here in the community especially in the local police and there was a local propaganda leader who was an absolutely committed non-survivors i believe they're the ones who reported grego. the widow of the talker that nope. i should mothers by telling them if you refuse to allow your sons to be sterilized then we're going to have to educate them. that meant a concentration camp the mothers knew well while that meant. of the. pritikin the children would be sent to live in a nazi camp in a fort on the most of. those. in june $937.00 special commission 3 summoned to grego and his mother to cologne. to stop a h.q. cologne after consulting with a senior civil servant mr thorne the next appointment will take place at the protestant hospital cologne via toggle on june 3rd at 7 30 am. for wards of the health authorities and duesseldorf where they are usually ordered to appear must be picked up and brought to cologne by car. if con

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infrastructure plan into a global context i'm joined tonight by boris foreman he's a professor of politics at bard college here in berlin and boris it's good to see you again 1st things 1st let's talk about money do we know help president biden plans to finance this $2.00 trillion dollars project what he said in his speech both infrastructure plan is that he's planning to pay for it in the long run and that means he's going to text corporations and rich people which is quite the opposite of what's what donald trump the a couple of years ago so this is the plan and this is what he has been telling us so far but we haven't seen any more concrete figures what do you think of comparisons with president roosevelt's new deal or president johnson's great society mean the new deal helped pull america out of the depression the great society attack poverty and even reduced infant mortality is this plan that grand. well i think it is in terms of numbers and i think it even goes way back before franklin roosevelt i mean if we think of abraham lincoln and the rainbow infrastructure we think even of the canal i

into the bard month -- into the bond market, where yields higher which 1.5792%.acing through the earnings for you, this one is just for you, tom. tom: when you and i had lunch the other day, you had on those classic crocs. jonathan: i had no idea people actually wore these seriously, but apparently they do. tom: i bring this up because this is anecdotal. company to company, we are all focused on amazon and all that, but each company has a story about how they are doing in this horrific natural disaster. jonathan: they are doing pretty well, i raise -- pretty well, apparently. lisa: the story is that everyone is at home, and they prize comfort over all else. jonathan: this trend continues? people have just given up? [laughter] lisa: they've given into a new life. tom: -- joins us from washington this morning. jack, the president will speak, and it will be a most interesting speech to the middle of both parties. how do those middle parties shift with the census announcements yesterday? they wake up with a new america for the next 10 years. what does it mean for mod

only a few biographies of occupation children are still known today one of them is about greg or bardswho was born at the edge of the eiffel region in 1921 greg was father was an american infantryman stationed in the rhineland not a french colonial soldier he came from the philippines. grego barnes was the son of my eldest aren't who was born in 1906 at the time i can . when was born my aunt who was 14 years old if you think about it or even today that would be rather scandalous of us out on but imagine what it was like in 1921 in a staunch catholic society where religion was dominant then it was far more shocking . here is. this is catarina kyra. this is a miracle i am my mother. she was born in 1914 and i think was about 11 or 12 in this picture and that. those were the 3 sisters that's my grandfather yosef. and here we have cut out or you know my grandmother and this is great go on here ok . because like i said it was a scandal normally it would have meant total ostracism from the village community but it never came to that. because of my grandfather and our family. my grandfather w

infrastructure plan into a global context i'm joined tonight by boris foreman he's a professor of politics at bard college here in berlin boars it's good to see you again 1st things 1st let's talk about money do we know help president biden plans to finance this $2.00 trillion dollars project. what he said in his speech about the infrastructure plan is that he's planning to pay for it in the long run and that means he's going to text corporations and rich people which is quite the opposite of what what donald trump to the a couple of years ago so this is the plan and this is what he has been telling us so far but we haven't seen any more concrete figures what do you think of comparisons with president roosevelt's new deal or president johnson's great society mean the new deal helped pull america out of the depression the great society attack poverty and even reduced infant mortality is this plan that grand. well i think it is in terms of numbers and i think it even goes way back before franklin to roosevelt i mean if we think of abraham lincoln and the rainbow infrastructure we think even of the c

j the doctor who sparked fears that vaccinations could be linked to autism has now been bard from practicing england. >> the allegations are both unfounded and unjust. >> he had misrepresented biological data. he had misrepresented clinical data. >> dove some sort of preconceived notion of a link between it and autism? >> absolutely not. that came from the parents, not me. >> make no mistake. that research has been done. there is now a mountain of evidence that shows no causal link between vaccines and autism. studies on hundreds of thousands of children have shown this. in fact, retchers are finding differences on brain scans as early as six months obvious age. that's before the mmr vaccine would have been given, and those brain scans can also predict which infants will be highly likely to develop autism. >> if autism is diagnosed that early, that should really put this whole vaccine debate-autism debate to relgs. >> you would think. when you do vaccines, you're not doing anything to reduce the chance of autism. you're absolutely increasing the risk that that child could contract and potent

as that noble bard of yesterday, james russell lowell, eloquently stated -- "once to every man and nationmoment to decide, in the strife of truth and falsehood, for the good or evil side some great cause, god's new messiah, off'ring each the bloom or blight, and the choice goes by forever twixt that darkness and that light. though the cause of evil prosper, yet 'tis truth alone is strong though her portion be the scaffold, and upon the throne be wrong yet that scaffold sways the future, and behind the dim unknown, standeth god within the shadow keeping watch above his own." and if we will only make the right choice, we will be able to transform this pending cosmic elegy into a creative psalm of pee. if we will make the right choice, we will be able to transform the jangling discords of our world into a beautiful symphony of brotherhood. if we will but make the right choice, we will be able to speed up the day, all over america and all over the world, when justice will roll down like waters, and righteousness like a mighty stream. amy: that is dr. mark luther king delivering his speech on

great new inaugurating its new president in the 1st democratic and peaceful transfer of power moment bards who was sworn in a short while ago and on wednesday security forces stopped what they called an attempted coup by soldiers who carried out an attack on the presidential palace the european union will host a meeting with everyone involved in the 2015 iran nuclear deal next week the conference will also include the united states which withdrew from the landmark deal in $2800.00 trump most aimed at identifying lifting of sanctions and measures to implement the deal to hand has been reducing its commitments under trans unilateral withdrawal from the j c p a. in bangladesh 3 people have been killed after a fire in their writing a refugee camp it broke out in a makeshift market in the early hours of friday morning and has not been brought under control it happened less than 2 weeks after a huge fire near by which destroyed thousands of tents and killed at least 15 people. 3 suspected rabble rebels have been killed in a gunfight in indian administered kashmir indian security forces raided a

and we were thinking of people he might preemptively bard including his family members and including didn't know this was something maybe on the table. what i think is really a dangerous sign for matt gaetz, couple things. one is, as the reporting just suggested, you this individual, mr. greenberg in florida, who as the charges keep mounting against him and he is facing more and more jail time as additional counts are brought to bear against him, the easiest way for him to avoid jail time, as we've seen in other cases as well is for him to flip. and who better to flip on with federal prosecutors than a sitting member of congress? so that's bad because all the incentives are in favor of him cooperating. there is perhaps audio recordings. we know there is surveillance footage. he can fill in the gaps and connect the dots with suspected bad behavior on the part of matt gaetz that has been reported but not yet proven. and the second thing i would say is a lot of the reporting suggests to the extent there were some interest on the part of people who knew matt gaetz and his alleged bad con

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budgetary issue or something that needs to be approved by the committees as far as the bar head -- the bard that the board has never interfered. rep. davis: the department could implement some of your recommendations? inspector general bolton: that's true. rep. davis: i turned out to mr. raskin for his questions. rep. raskin: madam chair, thank you very much. and thank you mr. davis for convening this hearing. mr. bolton, the department of homeland security under both president trump and president biden have said domestic violence extremism is the number one threat -- number one terror threat in the country. the groups that participated in the january 6 onslaught and siege against the capital, racist white nationalist antigovernment group. we can expect there is going to be more of this coming and it looks like this pattern of violence is accelerating. we've got to get this right. 1 -- identified a number of deficiencies there including lack of adequate policies and procedures. do we have a dedicated full-time affectional civil disturbance unit and if not, why don't we? do we need to change

she earned her bachelor's degree from bard college, siman's rock and jd from georgetown university law school. welcome solicitor-general ali khan. before proceeding with testimony i remind the witnesses all of your written and oral statements made to the subcommittee are subject to 18usc subjection 8001. please note your written statements will be entered into the record in its entirety. and i ask you to summarize your testimony in five minutes. to help you stay within that time frame there is a timing light in webex. when the light switches from green to yellow you'll have one minute to conclude your testimony. and when the light turns to red, it signals that your five minutes have expired. professor, you may now begin. >> thank you, mr. !t enjoining state officials in which multiple lower courts have refused to do so. the trump administration helped to precipitate some of this but the shadow docket is more than just about the government. even in federal government it's been about much more than nationwide injunctions. we've seen four more shadow docket rulings, three blocked state co

we know how they dom barded social media in 2016. we know the social misinformation campaign. we know if they had access to that they could more finely target their own efforts. so this is a significant development, and it comes, nicolle, certainly as this new administration, the biden administration takes a much harder line with russia in terms of sanctions, in terms of pushing back putin, warning him about the buildup in ukraine and human rights, especially alexey navalny, reportedly in poor health right now in a russian prison. >> clint, i want to read you the two investigations that established what we knew before today about kilimnik and what he did with the polling data that paul manafort gave him from the trump campaign. the mueller investigation established this because of questions about manafort's credibility and our limited ability to gather evidence on what happened to the polling data after it went to kilimnik, the office could not assess what kilimnik or others he may have given it to did with it. the office did not identify evidence of a connection between manaf