heber humor bari of stash heber humor bari -- e brahim -- e brahim rock bari -- jonathan: how does theespond to that given that data? lisa: honestly, good news is going to be bad news if you can trust what the notes say. morgan stanley saying that actually, good news could make the fed or hawkish, and that this will be more negative. there seems to be a divergence where the balance of risks for markets is higher inflation and a faster pace potentially of tightening, and the balance of risks for the fed is increasingly stagflation. the balance seems to automatically shift that way. i wonder when this gets evened out. what will be the breaking point? jonathan: what i think it's crazy, how finely balanced between the federal reserve has not done enough and the federal reserve is about to choke off growth. seemingly begin jump from one extreme to the other in this market. tom: what i am going to say is we still see the grind of the market risk -- the market must react to that dialogue. the nasdaq 100 is ground ever so slightly higher this morning, where the bid is just there because you've

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neither it's in his a day trip, and this includes prime minister baris johnson, who will be hosting the g 7 summit, but also turkish president. right here on. and of course, a significant and probably a quite difficult meeting with russia. president vladimir putin by wants to rebuild and to repair trans atlantic ties that have been as trains during the trump era. but he also wants to refrain relations with russia during that meeting with, with put and, and china. it's also, of course, going to be an important issue here. he wants to show china about the united states and europe are working together against come on the enemies. the important question will be, of course, if other countries in europe also would define china as an enemy, like the united states. and g 7 leaders will be meeting in person for the 1st time since the start of the pandemic. what can we expect on the issue of vaccines? yes, regarding cove at 19 of the rec, seems we know that the united states has purchased a 500000000 doses of phasers, colby, 1900 vaccines, to donate to $92.00 low income countries. and also to the

well, i would say that that if how baris johnson would describe the summit, their leaders here, even before the conclusion off the summits, have already been facing a lot of criticism. when in kept comes to climate change. for example, their goal was to presented to a united front on that matter and to really make clear that there are committed to ambitious goals. however, indiana, they have pledge to hopped or emissions by 2030, you know, to, to do a loss to, to help poor countries to combat climate change and to adapt to global warming. however, there were notes on the same page when we talk about measures how they can get there. for example, when we talk about the and off the use of coal, that is actually goals for all of them. they were not able to agree on the date when this gold has to be achieved. so as you can see, we cannot like an overall view say that this summer was a huge success of course, invoice johnson's perspective. and i'm going to medical also said that they were successful days, but it's always a depends who are who you are asking. that sounds right. let's go bac

and, but i think also there is a domestic aspect to it, which is the, i mean, the baris johnson government is in the hopeless tap as we have its minutes. the map and coffee resigning this weekend over a situation where he was violating his own co good restrictions. we know we have johnson counting his supposedly global britain, where by britain now has a major world's power and has a role to play in the world. when of course, it is complete nonsense because a britain is not a serious player on the world stage. and one britain did in the, in promoting russia was clearly absolutely ludicrous just on his face because of the, the rationale that it has come up with, such as a well, this was innocent passage when it was, which, even when you look at it, just in terms of what the un convention of law the see says. the innocent passage does not apply to a war ship costing through territorial waters locked and loaded. and the engage in the propaganda exercised, johnson openly said, this is the propaganda exercise to show that these waters don't belong to russia, but belong to your grades of the pro

well baris a speech came in the same week. the florida gulf and assigned a bill to tackle alleged indoctrination in schools requires more than 30 public colleges and universities to conduct yearly surveys on the beliefs of students and faculty that determine levels of intellectual freedom and viewpoint diversity. just enough. all right, again outlined more of the difficulties she experienced on campus. things got worse and they were already bad enough when i started my university career. even during my freshman year, i was banned from a dormitory floor in my, in my home called the multicultural living in learning community for dressing up as our for a former 1st lady, maloney, a trunk for me. there are so many politicians right now who claim that there for free speech, but only one. it supports their own ideology, so they get annoyed when people criticize them for their speech. us stripes and syria targeting iranian back to militia have left a child dead and several civilians injured. that's all. according to the syrian media.

and what you see here is what is known as the sena bari and it's a belt that usually would be made either by a family member or a group of family members a whole community and it would and in japanese tradition was meant to protect the wearer from harm. so sergeant mazzotti actually wore this under his uniform as almost like an amulet the way to protect when he went to war during that time frame and below another powerful object obviously is our nation's medal of honor the highest military award soldier can achieve and that belonged to sidel moonamori. saddamuna. mori was killed. immediately during a battle in during world war ii and was awarded the medal of honor for his action. you know, we talked about the army values before here's a soldier who jumps on a live grenade. saving the lives of its fellow soldiers and obviously just the personal courage that he did to do that and that's why he received that that medal of honor and we have it here in this museum and as we continue on the timeline, we all look at the role of women, right the inclusion of women in expanding rules and and jobs

. >> dana: at the "new york times" bari weiss left of her own accord.e. he was sent packing. >> bill: how dare you? another clip from her on the same topic here. >> the threat of public shaming has been massively, enormously, amazingly effective. it has led to an epidemic of self-silencing and fear. how has this become a normal feature of american life? what are we sacrificing when we don't have the courage to tell the truth? >> bill: there is a lot in that. >> absolutely. i was thinking back to the georgia voting bill and i thought that what happened with specifically the delta ceo summed what we just heard bari weiss said. he didn't see anything wrong with it and faced social media backlash and came out with a big statement saying he was against the voting bill all of a sudden. the other thing about cancel culture that is important to remember. it is about changing the country. and a lot of people are getting canceled for holding really moderate positions like supporting the police and having the thin blue line on your lawn. now you are racist. if you

ainsley: blistering rebuke caught off the presses bari weiss blowing the lid on what her former liberalur! five! 72,807! 72,808... dollars. ... ainsley: its been almost a year since op-ed writer bari weiss famously questioned the new york time new york times saying in her resignation, my own for ey into wrong think has made me the subject of constant bully ing by colleagues who disagree with my views. they have called me a nazi and racist. other new york times employees publicly smear me as a liar and bigot on twitter with no fear harassing me will be met with appropriate action. they never are. now she's expanding on that in her brand new podcast, claiming those editors live in total fear of anthropology internet mob. >> i, like a growing number of journalists, did not want to participate for another day in a project that was portraying my values. it was actively polarization, distrust, and made it impossible to tell the truth. ainsley: carley shimkus joins us now. carlie? reporter: yeah, ainsley, so one of the highlights of this podcast is that bari weiss said that new york times edit

but bari weiss, former "new york times," she obtained audio of this. brian: put it on substack.nce then, it's hit the fan and the administration at yale says that her explicative filled talk was anesthetic call to what yale stands for. they put out a statement on saturday to emphasize that the ideas expreparationed by the speaker conflict with the core values of yale school of medicine this video contains profanity and imagery of violence. yale school of medicine expects our members of the community to speak respectively to one another and does not condone imagery of violence or racism against any group. apparently they also tried to limit who had access to that particular audio. where only people who were in attendance. and now this doctor has posted a number of videos on tiktok saying that essentially yale is suppressing her talk on race. brian: right. and the "new york times" say they talk about other questionable things that she said in the past. by the way, did anyone do a background check on her and do you think yale didn't know about this until this came forward? meanwhil

bari weiss the former opinion editor in the "new york times," she has left. has left, on her own. independent thinker podcast. she obtained some audio from a panel, a lecture at yale at the school of medicine at yale. and speaking of shining light on something. you have to hear what dr. arune that co-lonnie had to say. watch this. lawrence guys, i don't know about you guys, the quote after she pulls the trigger in the fantasy that she is having she says the bounce in her step. that is psychotic. and this is a psychiatrist. maybe she should be getting some help right now. it's commented. i don't understand how she could teach any child right now. will: there is no doubt we are looking at extreme example of a poisonous ideology. make no mistake it is a progression on the linear chain of leading people down racism. cloaked in academia. this isn't just racism. let's be clear what you just heard you heard genocidal thought from academic teaching at the highest or speaking at the highest, you know, the highest echelons of academia in the united states of america. a