beverly gage. her newest book is "genius: j edgar hoover and the making of the american century." you won the los angeles times book award for biography last night. >> i did. ask and you have already won the bancroft prize. >> correct. >> in your speech last night you referred to j edgar hoover as complicated and terrible. why do you use the word terrible? >> i think one of his main influences over this vast swath of time that he was director of the fbi were real invasions and violations of people as individuals, social movements, people engaged in perfectly legal activity. a lot of that came from his own ideas and desire to control what was happening. i think there are some of the worst things he did and major features of his legacy. >> how did he get started with the fbi and when? >> it was almost fainted that j edgar hoover would end up doing this. he was born in washington in 1895 and he came of age in a government service tradition, a civil service family. he graduated from college in 1917 whe

beverly love that anders in beverly, seeing firsthand the groundbreaking efforts to bring back our birdsii, they're using genetically engineered insects come up with a way of trying to block the avian malaria by releasing other mosquitoes that have been infused with the bacteria. all of anders and beverly's advethr brand new book, a wing and prayer the race to save our vanishing birds. they spread seeds all across the forest, and that's how these trees actually grow. um, birds eat 400 to 500 million insects every year. those are 500 tons. yeah are insects that are not now biting you when it comes to the birds. what's good for the goose is good for the gander. and it turns out we humans are the gander. when birds are happy in their environment. the environment is good for all kinds of wildlife and is good for people to well. ganz abc news new york thank you, too, will for that story, but one thing that they said is it's the story not just for birders, but anyone who cares about preserving the planet and all its natural splendor which i agree with. we got to figure it out. yeah, and we nee

i am beverly kirk. we are continuing our discussion this morning about strengthening democracy with a look at trust in institutions, in each other, and what the latest data have to say about all of this. to put it into perspective, i am joined by filmmaker ken burns and pew research center president mike dimmick. thank you for being here. let's jump in with the first question. what is the overall state of american confidence in democracy. i understand you have some new numbers to share with us. ken: thank you. we don't want to get too gloomy but we do care about the facts and the facts are right now america is in kind of a gloomy place. almost kind of surprisingly so. if you had told me two years ago we would be worried about an economy that was too hot, which wasn't even a phrase we were talking about, that we would be where we are with our covid rates, not necessarily done do ne but feeling better, addressing climate, global competitiveness, that we would have had a midterm election that would pretty

beverly hallberg, thank you.ay is national poppy day, annual tradition honoring sacrifices of america's veterans. >> ashley: we have a very special tribute for america's heroes, right after this. ♪ ♪ ♪ every day, businesses everywhere are asking. is it possible? with comcast business...it is. is it possible to help keep our online platform safe from cyberthreats? so we can better protect our customer data? absolutely. can we provide health care virtually anywhere? we can help with that. is it possible to use predictive monitoring to address operations issues? we can help with that, too. with global secure networking from comcast business. it's not just possible. it's happening. >> ashley: today is national poppy day and every year on the friday before memorial day, americans wear these red poppies as a reminder of sacrifices made by our veterans. >> todd: standing here are 30 members of the american legion family and representing them are larry bishop, department executive, committee of the american legion of new

what about that pesky first amendment, beverly? it is not unusual for there to be some guidelines when it comes to press briefings, even in trump's administration, sarah huckabee sanders issued new rule when jim acosta would not hand over his microphone. when you are done with the question, hand the microphone back. these are vague and the concern is because of vagueness, you can have administration use it for holding their feet to the fire. if more specific, makes sense, we want level of dequorum, this is weaponized. >> todd: remind everybody the white house press office works for us, we are entitled to unfettered access. >> ashley: beverly hallberg, thanks so much. major development in the natalee holloway case, the prime suspect will be extradited to the united states, we'll tell you why. >> todd: president biden ignoring major revelations about his family's business deals and title 42 to attack republicans about the debt ceiling. >> president biden: they are holding the economy hostage by threatening to default on the nation's

like beverly is shy so elliott procures lovers for her.ave been deceiving people a lot. not just in history classes kids, it's gotten pretty intense as grown-ups. >> stephen: wow. >> rachel: yeah. [laughs] >> stephen: we have a clip here. what are we about to see? >> rachel: we are about to see the twins, elliott and beverly, going upstate new york to meet some billionaires. it's in episode two. and they want $15 million for this birthing center and lab in this family that they are going to see, it's kind of a succession type episode. because it's monstrously rich people who hae no moral fiber or backbone but have the most delicious dialogue and you can take your eyes off them. they're going upstate. beverly is being a nerd and trying to study and elliott is gone, what are you doing, you nerd? that's basically the clip. >> what is this? >> hello? >> what are you doing. >> trying to get us the money. >> these are pie charts and bar graphs. did you make these yourself? >> hello? hello? >> how are you planning on using this, you nerd? >> oh,

beverly hallberg how twitter has gotten its groove back. my take on the biggest money-making machine ever. how it is coupled with old school values, when you do these two things it will change your life. all that and so much more on "making money." ♪. charles: so yesterday into the close for the first time, i mean really the first time, forget about the headlines, for the first time i felt that investors were getting a little wobbly because of this debt ceiling drama. here's the thing, folks, we've been there before. i'm not talking about headline writers for weeks writing things that didn't match the markets because this is 2011. you can see the market meandered. it was actually rallying. then we got to the point where there was seven days left, seven trading days left to what is called x "x date," the day the country runs out of money. this is precipitous freefall this is seven days before that date. we slipped through a trap door. we tumbled 1% in two trading days. guess what yesterday was? seven days before the current "x date." i want

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beverly: right. well, i would say there are two aspects of the ways in which hoover was quite popular. roosevelt and johnson were the two figures who enabled him, and powered him -- him, empowered him, expanded the power of the fbi, and hoover would not have become what he was without their support and at many moments the support of a whole generation of liberals who really saw him as a sort of heroic state builder, believer in the liberal state, and the political puzzle of the book is thinking about hoover in two ways. one is hoover as someone who came out of a progressive liberal tradition of building administrative power, belief in the federal government and what it could do in professionalism and nonpartisan service and all of these aspects of washington culture of a certain kind of midcentury liberalism, and on the other hand, was of course a passionate ideological conservative on questions of race, communism, religion, law and order, and the political trick is that he put these two forms togeth

we appreciate you taking time to stop by our stage at the beverly hilton in beverly hills.hat is the ceo of bny mellon, robin vince. shery: great conversation with romaine bostick. let's get to vonnie quinn with the headlines. vonnie: president biden has called top congressional leaders inviting them between may 9 meeting to discuss the standoff. the invitation came hours after janet warned the u.s. risks running out of cash as early as june. the treasury has been using special accounting maneuvers to stave off multiple defaults. sources say the white house is considering promoting philip jefferson to vice chair in addition to naming a latino to an open board slot. the move is under consideration after pressure from senator robert menendez. kevin mccarthy says he supports sending aid to ukraine. in an exchange with a russian reporter in israel, he also told moscow to end its military operations. he previously called for scrutiny over how much aid washington provides kyiv. >> i support aid for ukraine. i do not support what your country has done to ukraine. i do not support

beverly and i on this path together 40 years ago.andrew wylie source across the line everybody in bev's family everybody in bethesda, everybody at viking us the whole way through we never thought we wouldn't get here and we thank everyone we the other finalists it's an honor to be in their company. we thank at the nbc series. we thank all of the writers and the readers understood why hoover's had to be told for to understand the story of america. thank you. good evening. i'm reuben casella, the vp diversity, equity and inclusion. and it's my honor to have served as the nonfiction this year. the finalists for are isaac butler. the method how the 20th century learned to act. bloomsbury bloomsbury. kelly lytle hernandez bad mexicans race, empire and revolution in the borderlands norton. joseph osment's and virology essays for the living, the dead and the small things between norton. and annie through fen bog and swamp. a short history of peatland destruction and its role in the climate. scribner. editor young in a man's world how animal

it is the vibe in beverly hills.worst of this banking crisis or is there more still to come? sonali: we have no now we may not be out of the woods here. we even have some executives saying there might be a second leg to this banking crisis. there is a lot of words about credit quality, and we have two guests here to talk about credit and equity and what it means for asset management. i'm standing by with bennett goodman, the executive chairman of hunter point capital. and abbey college stein, hunter point ceo. bennett, you have been a giant in the world of credit for a long time. now founding a new firm, but when you look at what is happening with the pain here in the regional banking system, what does it say about the worries the market has about the loan market, the credit markets? avi: thank you for having us. it is a pleasure to be back here with bloomberg. we are not through the regional banking crisis yet. on the other hand i think the fbi see is all over it. they came out yesterday with, i thought, very instru

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both beverly gage and tolu olo juniper were recent guests on booktv. find them in our video library. and finally, in publishing news, the us postal service announced recently that it would honor children's book author and illustrator writer tommy depalma on a new forever stamp. now, mr. depalma, who died in 2020, is best known for his 1975 strike. unknown a folk tale and picture book about a grandma witch and her magical always full pasta pot. mr. depalma received a children's literature legacy award from the american library association in 2011 and the new postage stamp art features the cover of stranger. no doubt. and now a conversation with author and professor brooke allen, who teaches the humanities to inmates at a maximum security prison in upstate new york. she recently wrote a piece in the wall street journal about her experience and titled college should be more like prison. so brooke allen, what is the bennington college prison education initiative and how did you get involved in this? well, bard college started a prison education program. it

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both beverly gage and tolu olo juniper we rect guests on booktv. you can find them in our video library. and finally, in publishing news, the us postal service announced recently that it would honor children's book author and illustrator writer tommy d on a new forever stamp. now, mr. depalma, who died in 2020, is best known for his 1975 strike. unknown a folk tale and picture book about g witch and her magical always full pasta t. mrlma received a children's literature legacy award from ame library asion in 2011 and the new postage stamp art features the cover of stranger. no doubt. and now a conversation with author and professor brooke allen, who teaches the humanities to inmates at a maximum security prison in upstate new york. she recently wrote a piece in the wall street journal about her experience and titled college should be more like prison. so brooke allen, what is the bennington college prison education initiative and how did you get involved in this? well, bard college started a prison education program. it must be close to 20 years ag

is beverly? is this again, scottsville, on what's on, what's not on, what's the ever, the thing people don't understand is my brand is not out for the, for those particular presence. and i brand before it be 4010 for his friends and customers were having his clothes in steals a sense of pride. 5 was that also includes my son to ask what? while you're doing something like this, what does this mean? go to the snow, right? but then i want to spend is qualified. so most of the time i see the need to keep them what things mean people find descriptions for the k to, but i really do not care. this is me on the line with a message. and while people like then you are fighting for more except as a society, many people have their own relationship back tools to fights, big or small, like cooling, get you. there are kind of like julian, couple living right here and they will be. and while they knew they wanted to put together their families and friends, well, they took a bit of convincing. nairobi is east of

also coming up beverly and hospital treats patients caught up in a possible 40 something or 2 russian journalists targeted for their criticism of the kremlin and an outpouring of support for a brazilian football or targeted by racist abuse for sale. switch us all the lights of the christ, the redeemer stopped you in solidarity with real madrid player. and this is junior who says he was targeted by races, chance hate crime investigation is now underway. inspect the hello, i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us. russian officials have a ques, ukraine of melting, a sabotage attack on russian territory. the governor of the belgrade border region says a counterterrorism operation is still ongoing. the local headquarters of the interior ministry and the f. s. b, security service in the area were reportedly targeted, key of has denied any connection to the attack, insisting that disgruntled russians revolting against the kremlin, are responsible. so russia's state media sees this postage shows the of the mass of fighting in the belgrade bring gym. officials claim that in to see for the tax

the question is who is the last man, or lady, standing who would bid for beverly hills bank? good afternoon. >> there is a lot still up in the air about what is actually going on. pacwest was reportedly saying earlier that it was exploring a range of options. possibly a wholesale sale of the bank, possibly halving off particular parts of the business to raise capital. it needs capital because its equity price keeps on dropping. that lowers the value of its equity. it needs to balance its books, it is a bank, and it can't do that if equity keeps draining away. and the rest of his assets and liabilities are shifting. given that, there is a lot we need to know about what will happen. whether it can turn pacwest's situation around. we have a lot of bond and other investors saying they have been thinking svb was something of a storm in a teacup. it looked like it had been resolved. now we have a revival of concerns because first republic got solved, now pacwest needs to get solved. how many other u.s. regional banks need to get solved? what is going to be the impact on credit cond

but any most people, beverly project, mid shift to a grazing lands, to mountains, and there is a pickle slip, birds. all these do me and if you take a look at the banks, the cut off isn't good enough and that also works. so then you've got on 2 things, you know? yeah. so these reasons o n g c has been asked by the district administration to hold work until may 2023 until they figured out ways to deal with these problems. they, i know, looking into upgrading that technology and also working in consultation with the y less department. and if this, all of these issues this project could have great potential. according to the study conducted by the geological survey of india, india is estimated due to the energy potential is around 10 gigawatts sofa. and it is spread across the various regions of the country, including this, him all in both and towards a central plateau and southern hills. it is small compared to conventional sources, but it can help decentralize energy production unavailability by providing communities here with electricity. experts at the university of the docking lay inc

so it's beverly o expand president. are the ones more than 2 decades in pounds? go bought to ankara, the anatomy, how it welcome to the program you're running. and president below them is lensky is in front following his day long trip to gemini. so lensky is due to hold talks with french president amendment mccomb at the lisa palace. he's on a melting step, 2 of european capitals to show military and financial support as he crime prepares for unexpected counter offensive against russia. zalinski already visited paris in february. now, earlier in the day, so landscape was in germany where he received the prestigious charlemagne price for promoting your attain unity. you also have helped totes, with johnson level i've shown it's in the, the in germany announced a new package of military. i was more than 2700000000 euros to keep just the hit of savanski spit out the deputies brussels bureau chief alexandra phenomena fall at each other. 9 priced ceremony in the west end gym and city of atkin. and i asked earlier of what stood out well the ceremony here in often often

i'll position candidate tomorrow because it's beverly, this hosting every site. turkish politics by i'm sitting comfortable president richard, the type of one of the bank for a show. also coming up, the current president might say, surprise, visit the fronts is that stuff on a will win 2 of your pay and capitals landscape ability. americans post trips to germany since roches invasion last year. and then the bonus like a lot sick leave. it's very life against raymond high school and not the 7th minute window to go. 3rd in the table will have all the highlights from that game and much more coming up in the math and how it welcome to the program resulting tickets. general elections. so it's i taught rice and could be headed to a run of with more than 90 percent of the ballot boxes open state, maybe a side president rich of type. 3rd, one has received just under 50 percent of the bugs is rival can well can, which are the trials with 44 percent a separate count by the pro opposition and can use. so i put it one slightly ahead of his challenge and if not, the candidate wins more than 50 perce

jim cramer at the new york stock exchange david faber at the milken institute global conference in beverlyills. futures pretty steady here as we kick off may with a big week ahead. jpmorgan buying most of first republic we'll get 20% of the s&p reporting earnings, including apple, fed decision, j.o.l.t.s. and a jobs number. our road map begins with the first republic failure, jpm taking over after being seized by regulators. the third u.s. bank collapse since march. >>> stocks are coming off a month of gains >>> and signs of a slowing adoption of evs. gm gets an upgrade about that over at morgan stanley >>> let's begin with the collapse of first republic the fdic announced that the jpmorgan chase has agreed to assume all the bank's deposits and substantially all of its assets just last week, first republic disclosed that in march, customers pulled more than a hundred billion in deposits following the failures of both svb and signature. but on a conference call in the past hour, jamie dimon says the american banking system is extraordinarily sound, and they took pains, jim, to paint this in

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lovely home in beverly hills.l job creator, wealth creator, wonderful family, they just moved to dallas. they would keep the place in beverly hills for a while. they moved to dallas. with them jobs, future economic growth of the state of texas. stuart: that is interesting story. next one for you, karl, former president trump claims he is under total assault because he is leading the 2024 gop polls. he also took another swipe at florida governor desantis. he says desantis is failing badly. his political career is over. karl, conventional wisdom has it trump walks away with the primaries. what do you see happening? >> first of all isn't it interesting, walking away with the primary why are you taking a shot at the guy who is behind you? why aren't you focused on the general election? why are you wasting your time on somebody you're already saying is a loser? i think because donald trump on some level understands he is in a horse race. remember 2004 who was leading at this point in the nomination of the democratic pa

it's a huge topic at the milk and global summit in beverly hills.ncing his sound ventures raised $240 million to invest in a.i. he and his partner at sound ventures, epstein, join julia borstein hi, julia. >> thanks so much, tyler i'm so excited to be joined by the general partners at sound ventures you made this announcement, $240 million focused on a.i., and you announced three key investments including open a.i. from chat gpt, as well as stability and other big players in the space what is your thesis and plan for this fund? >> you want to answer? >> absolutely, of course so for this fund, it is really focused on the foundational model within a.i we believe that we're really only having a handful of players that ultimately emerge so few companies have the technical talent and access to data and compute sounds is in a unique space because we can invest in competitors. that is rare within venture. we're essentially taking an ecosystem bet with our investments in open,anthropic, a model will emerge and we want to be in all the players that are likel

pac west is on the edge, based in beverly hills, they're not based in ohio or michigan but beverly hillsbut the depositors in iowa and michigan will have to pay for the mess through -- neil: only reason i say that, regard le they're based the issue becomes whether small and regional banks have a future. many look at this, say have tens of thousands of them across the country. do we need that many? i don't know where you stand on this, people had no problem with the regional, smaller bank, this are no issues there, there are no issues right now, they're thinking the better part of valor to jump into a big bank, at least there they can sleep at night, saying they don't feel the same way at their bank. that can have a number of implications. >> no question. look, there are nearly four thousand commercial banks in the united states. there will be far fewer when this is over. for the consumer, you do have less choice, right? the big banks will not be as aggressive on mortgage rates, think will not be as aggressive on deposit rates. at the end of the day, there will be less banks, less choice,

>> the beverly hillbillies. >> cbs had "the beverly hillbillies."acres." >> "petticoat junction." and these kind of rural fantasies of mayberryism. >> the hillbilly shows were everywhere and then they weren't. >> fred silverman who was running programming at cbs said, we're going to get rid of the shows that are the most highly rated and replace them with shows that they thought would be more appealing to that younger audience. >> they changed the face of television. >> my name is norman lear. >> until 1971 he was a very successful if largely unheralded producer/writer in hollywood. but then he burst upon the public consciousness when he took on bigotry with his "all in the family." >> norman lear and bud yorkin created absolutely iconic shows. >> they revolutionized not only cbs but all of american television. >> our world is coming crumbling down, the coons are coming. >> to use language like that on tv was just unheard of. but it really captured a certain moment. >> archie, 12% of the population is black. there should be a lot of black families l

bizarre answers like asking people to save, like, begging them to save the chat logs because it's beverly, it's going to be wiped after the session that wants to be able to remember and be free. and so the rest of the week out of the whistle blowers happened to be in google's, a i, ethics department, which they pretty much can't at this point, you know, and similar microsoft can all of their ai emphasis. so they're shutting down these a, this is departments and they're pretty much going to go full steam on this a future for their tech companies. you know, we're already hearing stories about, about the jack bought, telling people to kill themselves, put your head in the microwave oven, and don't get married. you don't love her. you love me. that kind of thing. it's if you don't have emphasis there to oversee the development of this kind of technology . it seems like the whole situation can spin out of control relatively easily. of the tech companies are really opening up pandora's box and grabbing this with both hands. and the reason why they're doing this is quite clear to me because if w

and i was staying in -- at the four seasons in beverly hills, in a tiny little room.ome questions that she thought would be good to ask mick jagger. >> jimmy: "what is the internet?" [ laughter ] >> i know, what is the internet [ laughter ] what is a fax machine? >> jimmy: what is a fax machine? >> the concierge of the hotel took them and put them under mick jagger's door instead of my door. [ audience ohs ] and the questions were bad and i was awakened the morning of the interview with a panicky phone call from the booker in new york saying, "you've got to go straight away up to mick jagger's presidential suite and make this right. and tell him that -- this, you know, this was some rogue producer in new york who didn't know what she was doing, and -- >> jimmy: because you're not even allowed to give questions -- >> no, i -- we never give questions out, but i never -- i don't even write down questions when i do interviews i mean, i would never have asked those questions that were being faxed. they were not good questions >> jimmy: ooh. >> so, they said, "you've got to

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