. >> jimmy: can you tell everyone the bradley cooper -- >> okay, so yes, bradley cooper i ran into thisw are you?" and he said, "you know, i turned 50 this year." and he goes, he goes, "you 50?" [ laughter ] >> jimmy: ooh. >> and like, you know, i try to feel like -- you know, i tried to like, kind of, recover -- you know, like -- i mean, 'cause whatever i'm 43, but you know, i'm like, "i will be 50" but -- i'm not 50 yet, you know what i mean? [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. no, he made a mistake. >> "you 50?" you know, it was just like, "um. yeah, no, i'm not, bradley. you know, i'm not. but thank you, for thinking of me." but, look, we all -- we all wanna be hot. >> jimmy: yeah. >> we all -- i'm sorry. we all wanna be hot. [ scattered cheers ] if someone's like -- right? i'm sorry, we do. [ scattered cheers ] >> jimmy: of course. >> we do. people do, go through a lot to be -- this is how bad people want to be hot -- people literally run. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yes. >> they run, jimmy. [ applause ] >> jimmy: well, yes. i under -- yeah, i -- yeah. yes, people do that. [

nelson was also a recipient of a bradley prize. so we will begin with professor alan. thank you very much, roger. and thanks to amity shlaes trustees and to all of you who are participating here and particularly to judge rogers brown, who last evening brought to us an address that encapsulates an important ways how that little square of celestial natural law has permeated in our thinking since the period of earlier bicentennial that 50 years ago that project of renovation about which daniels spoke in the previous is well underway. i am fairly sanguine in as i come this afternoon to address the question. of george the third in particular but in relationship to what we understand of the american revolution and the declaration of independence. so we'll take just a few moments to provide for an overview and some hints about what i have discovered through what have been patient to this point with patient study yet to go. i published this time a year ago. my translation and commentary on motor skills spirit of the laws only to discover as i completed that major project that.

we will hear next from bradley in michigan, line for democrats. hi, bradley. caller: hi, and thank you alexander for doing what you are supposed to do, follow the constitution. i guess it is not a common thing in today's world, which is set itself. also, i would like to rebuke our governors for not leaving directly after trump threatened them, insulted them, and they just sat there. gretchen whitmer is my governor, and i let her know i did not appreciate that. and also, not to be bitter, but i hope the layoffs that trump and musk do only affect the people that voted for him. lastly, i deeply apologize to my dad and other veterans living or deceased. they fought to rid the world of dictators but their ancestors installed one here. guest: i think there is a comment and response to that. i appreciate that, bradley. we are in dark days. they are going to get darker. the most vulnerable of our population are the ones that will suffer this proportionately, but because of trump overreach, because of this destruction of the institutions that provide services to people

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let's get the very latest from nbc's matt bradley in tel aviv. and are the talks happening at all to get things moving again? >> yeah, ana, it looks. >> like those talks have. >> broken up now. it's only been about 24 hours since. >> we heard about. >> this suspension of aid. so we don't know much about how that is affecting things on the ground. but remember this month of ramadan, the holy month of ramadan is starting and has just started. over the weekend. families are gathering, they're celebrating and they're eating. so this is going to be a big issue because remember, before this peace treaty happened in late january, gaza was already facing dire humanitarian conditions, including threats of starvation. throughout the entire gaza strip. there were people who were dying from a lack of food. so this is a really critical need, and the fact that it's been suspended is one of the reasons why we're hearing so much outrage from partner countries in the middle east who are involved in these negotiations, like qatar and egypt and from the palestinian

nbc's matt bradley is reporting from tel aviv., i mean, this decision by the israelis yesterday, in order to halt new aid into the gaza strip has been widely condemned, particularly by qatar and egypt, the two intermediary states who have been dealing with a lot of these negotiations, trying to extend this deal. and they're the ones who helped negotiate the deal in the first place back in january. and as you mentioned, you know, this is the month of ramadan, where muslims throughout the world, they fast all day and they gather together and they eat and as families. and so without this aid, there's going to be a lot of sparse tables around the gaza strip. so this is a really critical moment as well, because without this negotiation continuing, it looks as though basically the two sides, hamas and israel, could actually return to war. now, so far, it was hamas that has rejected this israeli proposal to extend the first phase of the deal, as you mentioned, that saw those mutual exchanges, palestinian prisoners for israeli hostages in

the waste also provides keen ground defense equipment such as abrams tanks, bradley vehicles, how it says and hime us real quick launches hyman's rockets have been particularly effective in allowing ukraine to sit munitions depos behind russian lines. the us also supplies smaller weekends and munitions like javelin, empty tank, massage considered crucial, and stopping russians advance. it's not just the lack of new width and sick to stymie ukraine's flight. many cars required to fix damage equipment and specialists, munitions are only available from the us. ukraine can keep slicing for now, with military expense estimation, carrots supplies will last until summer. this let's look at matches arising them with the major l. petrovich who is co founder and chairman of the silverado policy accelerates a think tank is a geo political life and the list of with specialism in china and russia. welcome to d. w. how quickly do you think the us pause and intelligence assessments to ukraine will make itself felt? well, for certain things that they will feel it right away because they will have le

the us also provides keen ground defense equipment such as abrams tanks, bradley vehicles, how it says and high must rocket launches high. must rockets have been particularly effective and allowing ukraine to sit munitions depos behind russian lines. the us also supplies smaller weekends and munitions like javelin, empty tank muscles considered crucial and stopping russians advance. it's not just the lack of new width and sick to stymie ukraine's flight. many paths required to fix damage equipment and specialists. munitions are only available from the us. ukraine can keep slicing for now with military expense estimation. current supplies will last until summer. military experts, a us supplies will run out by the summer. but what happens after that defense and security policy journalist, who am i speaking with, give us his assessment as well. it's not as savvy decline, it won't be that to ukraine is fighting. and sometime in june, they say no, it's older. it will start as we heard the already it will start to pretty fast because i have to erase and the munitions they have. they run low

that you wish also provides keen ground defense equipment, such as abrams tanks, bradley vehicles, how it says and high must rocket launches high. must rockets have been particularly effective and allowing ukraine to sit munitions depos behind russian lines? the us also supplies smaller weekends and munitions like javelin, empty tank. missiles considered crucial and stopping russians advance. it's not just the lack of new width and sick to stymie you, cranes fight. many pots required to fix damage, equipment, and specialist munitions are only available from the us. ukraine can keep slicing for now with military expense estimation. current supplies will last until summer when they're in a mirror on as administrator analyst at the king's college in london as to how the last of us military and intelligence support would affect the way you train fights . well, i think the most critical right now is the lack of intelligence support because it is not something that the europeans can supplement in a sense that the us military satellites or satellite capabilities across a period through what t

they don't have high mars, nor tillery shells tanks and push it out. character carriers like the bradley fighting vehicle. they're going to be without all of that. and we would like to be likely to have the means to sustain the war. i suspect is very likely this will lead to some of the, just the all officer core military coup against someone's well, donald trump has also taken a fresh job. but americans, european allies, are the ukraine, the us presidents, to accuse them of doing too little to bring security to that own confidence. that's as key of spawn says across the region are still pushing to keep the world going. you should be more appreciative because this country has stuck with them through the chickens and we've given them much more than europe in europe should have given more than us. because as you know, that's right there. that's the border. if i'm saying they just, they were a lot smarter than joe biden, because joe biden didn't have a clue. he just gave money hand over fist, and they should have been able to equalize with us. in other words, if we gave a dollar, they shoul

the waste also provides keen ground defense equipment, such as abrams tanks, bradley vehicles, how it says and hime, us rocket launches, a hi mas rockets have been particularly effective in allowing ukraine to sit munitions depos behind russian lines. the us also supplies smaller weekends and munitions like javelin, empty tank massage considered crucial, and stopping russians advance. it's not just the lack of new width and sick to stymie you. cranes fight. many cars required to fix damage, equipment and specialists. munitions are only available from the us. ukraine can keep slicing for now with military expense estimation. current supplies will last until summer at brussels bureau, cheapest deal with is alexander making up for the withdrawal of u. s. military support is a monumental task. can you repeat countries build a graph as well? it's will be, is difficult. we should not be no age about that. of course we have seen in recent days of more and more countries within the block, but also outside the repeating union. come forward and promise a to increase their support for ukraine. s

they don't have high mars nor talerie shells. tags are refer, sit out character carriers like the bradley fighting vehicles. they're going to leave us out all of that. and they're like, they're likely to have the means to sustain the war. he didn't want to sign that deal without his explicit commit. but from the united states that the united states would be there to provide military support and secure on basically go to war with russia on trains perhaps. and trump refused to do that. and they, they were, you've been told that repeatedly to zalesky and he could not take no for an answer . so he kept coming back and insisting on it, which is why i loved to the russian friday in the oval office. donald trump has also taken a fresh job, but america is european allies, are the ukraine. the us presidents accused him of doing too little to bring security to the confidence of kids on this is across the region. want to keep feeling the war. but it's a leading to an, a parents collapse. so the so called collective west. you should be more appreciative because this country has stuck with them throug

eastern on the presidency, james bradley, coeditor of the martin van buren papers, talks about his biography, the first in-depth look at the van buren presidency in decades. watch american history tv saturdays on c-span2, and find the full schedule on your program guide watch online anytime at c-span.orghistory. >> next, representative jason smith discusses tax reform, budget reconciliation and the reauthorization of the tax cuts and jobs act with former house speaker paul ryan. both shared the house ways and means committee which is in charge of taxes, tariffs, and raising revenue. following their discussion, former speaker ryan hosted a conversation with tax policy researchers on topics including economic growth, tariffs, and the chilta

barbara personnel, character carriers, like the bradley fighting vehicle. they're going to be without all of that. and they're like, they're not going to have the means to sustain the war. on trump has also taken a fresh job, but america's european allies of the ukraine. the us presidents accuse them of doing to this whole, to bring security to the own confidence. that's as key of spot and says across the region. want to keep feeling the war. but it's all leading through and a power and collapse of the so called collective west. you should be more appreciative because this country has stuck with them through the chickens. and we've given them much more than europe in europe should have given more than us. because as you know, that's right there, that's the border. if i'm saying they just, they were a lot smarter than joe biden, because joe biden didn't have a clue. he just gave money hand over fist and they should have been able to equalize with us. in other words, if we gave a dollar, they should have given what we gave the $350000000000.00, they probably

they don't have high mars nor a calorie shells. tags are refer, said out character carriers like the bradley fighting vehicle. they're going to be without all of that. and they're like, they're not going to have the means to sustain the war. he didn't want to sign that deal without his explicit commitment from the united states with the united states would be there to provide military support and secure a basically go to war with russia on your trains perhaps. and trump refused to do that. and the is they were you been told that repeatedly to zalesky and he could not take no for an answer. so he kept coming back and insisting on it, which is why i loved to the russian friday in the oval office of a saw. most of you claims remaining allies in london on sunday, the british prime minister pitched upon to eventually deployed regional troops to ukraine. but he asked on, the admitted searching on vicious move will be impossible without washington's support. is willing, will intensified planning now with real urgency. but you pay is prepared to practice with boots on the ground and planes in yeah.

we will hear next from bradley in michigan, line for democrats. hi, bradley.: hi, and thank you alexander for doing what you are supposed to do, follow the constitution. i guess it is not a common thing in today's world, which is set itself. also, i would like to rebuke our governors for not leaving directly after trump threatened them, insulted them, and they just sat there. gretchen whitmer is my governor, and i let her know i did not appreciate that. and also, not to be bitter, but i hope the layoffs that trump and musk do only affect the people that voted for him. lastly, i deeply apologize to my dad and other veterans living or deceased. they fought to rid the world of dictators but their ancestors installed one here. guest: i think there is a comment and response to that. i appreciate that, bradley. we are in dark days. they are going to get darker. the most vulnerable of our population are the ones that will suffer this proportionately, but because of trump overreach, because of this destruction of the institutions that provide services to people, that

we will hear next from bradley in michigan, line for democrats. hi, bradley.hi, and thank you alexander for doing what you are supposed to do, follow the constitution. i guess it is not a common thing in today's world, which is set itself. also, i would like to rebuke our governors for not leaving directly after trump threatened them, insulted them, and they just sat there. gretchen whitmer is my governor, and i let her know i did not appreciate that. and also, not to be bitter, but i hope the layoffs that trump and musk do only affect the people that voted for him. lastly, i deeply apologize to my dad and other veterans living or deceased. they fought to rid the world of dictators but their ancestors installed one here. guest: i think there is a comment and response to that. i appreciate that, bradley. we are in dark days. they are going to get darker. the most vulnerable of our population are the ones that will suffer this proportionately, but because of trump overreach, because of this destruction of the institutions that provide services to people, that ke

>> ali bradley, news nation.he designation of cartels as terrorists, does that give the united states a green light to go into mexico and strike them there? obviously they have struck the i.c.e. that we -- houthi in yemen -- second question, why is the war not designated when it's in one of them was that -- deadliest places on the planet? one of the deadliest cities, right across from el paso. we spoke to community leaders, we know is that cartels are up to, we don't even want to talk about her out loud because there will be a target on our back. the state department did not tell me why. >> we are looking at additional organizations. that terminate -- a determination of particular organizations as a terrorist organization is something that we consult with our leaders in the department of defense, we maintain the option nullity to designate further organizations terrorist organizations if we feel we need to in order to protect the american people. i think president trump has made it clear he will not be shy design

bradley blackburn has more on the moment and the reaction. >> reporter: at the white house friday, theand a familiar scene with two presidents sitting side by side in the oval office. but in front of cameras, the conversation including vice president j.d. vance turned. >> you should be thanking the president -- >> have you ever -- have you ever been to ukraine. did you see what problems we have? >> i have been to -- >> come once. >> reporter: zelenskyy argued russia's vladimir putin can't be trusted to uphold a cease-fire and that russian aggression poses a global risk. >> you are in no position to dictate what we're going to feel. we're going to feel very good. >> you will feel -- >> we're going to feel very good and very strong you are right now not in a very good position. >> reporter: the extraordinary rift unup pended plans to sign a deal to give the u.s. access to ukrainian minerals. zelenskyy was told to leave the white house. >> that is not a man that wanted to make peace. and i have only interested if he wants to end the bloodshed. >> complete utter disaster. >> reporter: repu

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bradley blackman has the latest. >> reporter: outside 10 downing street , volodymyr zelenskyy was embracedull support. >> you have full backing of the united kingdom and we stand with you as long as everything. 3 the central question now is how to heal ukraine's relationship with this most important ally, the united states. >> you are not in a good position and you don't have the cards right now. with those you start having -- you are gambling with the lives of millions of people. your gambling with world war iii. >> reporter: after the oval office flash . >> he has to say want to make peace. he does not have to stand there and say about tennis and putin that are negative things. >> reporter: many republican leaders of praise trump after the presentation but it will saturday protesters promised to stand with ukraine. >> ukraine. it's now not clear if trump will approve i am here to support them anyway i can. >> reporter: a $3.8 billion u.s. shipment of military equipment was already promised to ukraine and it is now not clear if trumbull approved its delivery. >>> president trump is spendi

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eastern on the presidency, james bradley, coeditor of the martin van buren papers, talks about his biography, the first in-depth look at the van buren presidency in decades. watch american history tv saturdays on c-span2, and find the full schedule on your program guide watch online anytime at c-span.orghistory. >> next, representative jason smith discusses tax reform, budget reconciliation and the reauthorization of the tax cuts and jobs act with former house speaker paul ryan. both shared the house ways and means committee which is in charge of taxes, tariffs, and raising revenue. following their discussion, former speaker ryan hosted a conversation with tax policy researchers on topics including economic growth, tariffs, and the child tax credit. >> good morning, everyone, and milk -- welcome to the american enterprise institute. i've been reminded that ai scholars take different views on specific issues, but there is one thing we are united on, and that is we are always for freedom. writing a tax code so that it promotes the greatest amount of freedom for our economy so it can grow and p

i'm stacy bradley. i'm the director for capital and planning division and reckon park we do not have the 15 million yet identified. we anticipated a mixture of sources for the transit center. cfd can support this the 2024 prop b general obligation bond can support it as can downtown park funds. so we anticipate reaching our 15 million with a combination of those sources and possibly grants if we need to. >> wonderful. thank you. i think it is critical to identify and be publicly really be able to discuss, you know, where that 50 million it's coming from from the city without compromising the intent of this accept in this very accept and expend grant of the original 2.5 million of in-kind and additional on top is like $10 million and and to really understand how do we make this project possible and the timeline of it and not compromising with other pending project that not just the bond dollars but other grands and other fundings that we may have allocate it for was really the original reason why it was

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my name is bradley dunn. i'm the manager of local and community relations for bart. i'm here to speak on item number 27 in support of regional transportation funding bart and muni and downtown san francisco all have a symbiotic relationship. we carry about 400,000 people every month that transfer to the s.f. mta and are critical to the funding and operation of the s.f. mta. we also bring in about 60,000 people on an average weekday to downtown san francisco and it's important to recognize that downtown san francisco recovery and bart's recovery are linked together and we appreciate you bringing forth a resolution that recognizes that unfortunately our prior reliance on, you know, fares as a means for funding our operations and work from home has placed us like many other transit agencies approaching a fiscal cliff. this resolution is important in recognizing that and that if we don't find secure stable funding bart is faced and the city is faced with terrible choices like closing service at 9 p.m., cutting lines of service closing stations that will all affect our ab