so like other early cabinets of curiosity, the aps cabinet held a wide variety of objects, pressed plants, artifacts and other objects sent from around the atlantic world. the aps was not alone in developing this kind of collection alongside its library. here in the greater boston area there were numerous examples of this pattern. so the american academy of arts and sciences, of course the mhs, all of these institutions also had cabinets that looked very similar to the one at the aps. around this time harvard college had a philosophy chamber that included a range of different objects such as artifacts but scientific instruments and this was the subject of a really great exhibit a few years ago so you can still access a virtual version through their website. so these collections don't get discussed as often as something like peel's museum. they were more short-lived and less popular with visitors and definitely more tied to elite scientific communities, but they're nonetheless really important to how we understand the kinds of museums that were being founded during this period and how peop

so like other early cabinets of curiosity the aps cabinet held a wide variety of objects and herbarium of pressed plants natural specimens anthropological artifacts and other objects that were sent from around the atlantic world. the aps was not alone in developing this kind of collection alongside its library. so here in the greater boston area. there were numerous examples of this pattern. so the american academy of arts and sciences the boston fnan the american antiquarian society. and of course the nhs all of these institutions also had cabinets that looked very similar to the one at the aps around this time harvard college also had what was called the philosophy chamber and this was a kind of teaching collection that similarly included, you know, a range of different kinds of objects as such as natural specimens artifacts, but also scientific instruments and this was the subject of a really great exhibit a few years ago at the harvard art museums and you can actually still access a virtual version of that through their website if you're interested. so these collections don't get d

though i think five cabinet members are - think five cabinet members are thought— think five cabinetthought it was a bad idea from the beginning. at one point that also included — beginning. at one point that also included rishi sunak. borisjohnson wanted _ included rishi sunak. borisjohnson wanted to— included rishi sunak. borisjohnson wanted to do the national nhs backlog — wanted to do the national nhs backlog and social care, the chancellor was pretty clear that that could not come from borrowing. he almost _ that could not come from borrowing. he almost ended up with this unhappy compromise for everyone where a tax rise emerge — compromise for everyone where a tax rise emerge. i don't remember necessarily have who chose it but chosen _ necessarily have who chose it but chosen spending, that's how we got here _ chosen spending, that's how we got here a— chosen spending, that's how we got here a few— chosen spending, that's how we got here. a few weeks ago or a few months — here. a few weeks ago or a few months ago now, there was the joint hytined _ months ago now, there was the j

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in the cabinet.i'm enormously proud of this team. one person i'm particularly crowd of is, was going to be introducing me, is kamala harris. [applause] kamala, as i said, she chose not to take a chance since her husband had contracted covid, although he's feeling very well, i'm told. by the way, he's fine, but out of an abundance of caution, she decided she wasn't going to join us today. but i'd like to seven her our love -- send her our love -- [applause] and i know how proud she is of our team. avril haines, the first woman to lead our intelligence community -- [cheers and applause] she does everything in secret. that's why she didn't want to stand up. [applause] former governor jennifer granholm, the energy department. [cheers and applause] i often kid her, and i wasn't kidding early on when i was seeking the nomination, had she been born in america, she'd be standing here and id be sitting there -- i'd be sitting there. [applause] if she's the former above of the state of michigan. the governor o

that is blinken. >> there is a cabinet meeting, i do believe, on thursday, so the entirety of the cabinetf members will be going out on the vice president. so the vice president is going to some on sunday. the judge was going with her along with secretary cardona. and what secretary right there marcia thuggish. the president is traveling to wisconsin tomorrow. i believe taking members of the cabinet with them. i think the components, it's really great that they're here this time. last, year obviously, they weren't able to intend. but this cabinet is a critical piece of the biden agenda. these are the folks executing. you see the former governor, secretary granholm, secretary of energy, was announced today in terms of the barrels of oil from opec. she was directly involved in working with the administration and the president. >> incredibly diverse cabinet, it's quite impressive to see the raw diversity of who they are. >> makes you realize we don't usually get a class picture of the supreme court. [laughs] you don't get a class picture of this cabinet. but it's the most diverse cabinet tha

not just the cabinet.have seen your roles in every level of the white house, many of them today, something i'm proud of. kept my commitment to nominate the first black woman to the supreme court. [applause] >> president biden: feels really good. that's not all. we have confirmed more black women to circuit court of appeals then every previous administration combined. 75% of judicial nominees are women. it matters. it matters. we see the power of each and every one of you, thank you for being here, helping the administration around the world, that includes special guest, the first lady of iceland, where are you? [applause] >> president biden: a real champion for gender equality. we had a nice long talk. the legacy, vision and achievements of trailblazing women and girls, the character of the nation. despite hardships and seclusion and discrimination, we won the right to vote, campaigned against injustice, shattered countless barriers, expanded the possibilities for all americans, underestimate all you have

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today, of course, the cabinet plays a huge role. treasury secretary, who's so crucial for enforcing sanctions. the energy secretary, when we're talking about oil. ukraine is casting a pole over all the decision making. the president is trying to project himself as the leader of the free world, trying bring together all of these leaders around the world and talking to australia, japan and india. known as the quad, diplomats like to put a tag on things. speaking in the situation room again this morning on ukraine. the president's schedule is filled with ukraine and domestic agenda. >> finally, the president, aids, chief of staff says there's plenty more legislating to do before the midterms. but in real terms, how much more can they get done? >> some of it has to do with funding for are things like covid and ukraine. confirming the president's supreme court nominee and really, we're off to the races to the midterms. legislating in the traditional sense has a limited window. >> my co chief white house correspondent will be in the cabin

it is the most diverse cabinet in history.is the first time in history the majority of the cabinet is not white. it is an incredibly talented cabinet. we are very lucky to have their service. david: the president's favorability ratings are not as high as i assume you would like. i wonder how do you in the white house deal with that? ron: most important thing is for the president to do the right thing. what you are seeing right now is a mood in the country that is impacted by the fact this pandemic has lasted longer than anyone thought it would, that welby have had tremendous growth in the economy and jobs we are having a problem with inflation and i think those things contribute to a generally -- a mood in the country that is not as upbeat or confident as we would like. in the case of president biden, he made a lot of hard decisions in 2021 to put in place a new economic strategy. a new covid strategy that we are again updating today with new steps on covid. in those hard decisions i think -- and those hard decisions i think a

you you when nixon interview deuced his cabinet and had a meeting with his cabinet at the first cabinet meeting. he said me tell you. you've got 30 60 90 days to get in there and get your department reorganized before the bureaucracy takes you over. so he knew what his people were up against and that deep state existed then. you were very young man who went into government. what advice as we close? what advice would you have for a young man or woman thinking about contemplating going into government today? yeah. we have a very good friend. gordon strawn who testified at the watergate hearings? and the last question that a senator asking was what advice do you have for young people about coming to washington? and gordon said stay away and that to me was one of the most disgraceful. statements that any friend of mine could possibly have made and john ehrlichman who i quote in my book had a different view. and he said come. make a difference. do what's right. get involved. one of nixon's favorite poems was teddy roosevelt's the man in the reena? you know it talks about. the man with the sw

we have never really seen a cabinet look exactly like this.he first native american in a cabinet. certainly the first native american woman in a cabinet. xavier becerra. this is the most diverse cabinet in the history of the united states. >> it is. and it was part of a promise that candidate biden made about the kind of government that he wanted to create. if he were to be elected. pete buttigieg, the transportation secretary, who is gay, and ran for president and won the state of iowa, now in biden's cabinet. this is a cabinet that biden said would reflect america, and so it does. so as they come into this room, you can see actually what you're seeing here really is a lot of people who haven't been able to do this in quite some time. hugging each other, shaking hands, seeing each other's faces. this is in some ways, i think the white house believes this can be not a, you know, not a mission accomplished moment, but a reset for the country when and it comes to covid and moving to the next phase. >>ia can see it visually. you have been talking

then the cabinet and the court occupying the front rows. he said the president of the united states. in walked lyndon flanked by old friends of long standing. went up to the podium right in front of the speaker. a charming, lively face for 85. rather humorous but i wonder how many people in chamber were struck with it that there's a dramatic something there that says take care. my favorite line was about the first. i will be brief for our time is necessarily short and our agenda is already long. the line it cobe done by this summer. i want it done so the house and the senate will look better to nation as much as i want it to be done for lyndon's good. the most important thing is where he said this administration, here and now, declares unconditional war on poverty in america. i ask this congress and all americans to join with me in that effort with a pretty heavy accent or education, on retraining, on health. i like that line about a thousands dollars invested in salvages and unemployable youth today can return 40,000 or more in its lifetim

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an unnamed cabinet minister this as there are a number— cabinet minister this as there are a numberance rates. they've _ the national insurance rates. they've made that clear in many months — they've made that clear in many months and the prime minister the chancellor— months and the prime minister the chancellor seemed determined to press _ chancellor seemed determined to press ahead with it and much of it briced _ press ahead with it and much of it briced into— press ahead with it and much of it priced into calculations going ahead on the _ priced into calculations going ahead on the payroll and the backlog. and what we're — on the payroll and the backlog. and what we're expecting is for rishi sue nack— what we're expecting is for rishi sue mack to make more definitive signals— sue mack to make more definitive signals about tax cuts potentially coming _ signals about tax cuts potentially coming into the autumn. to speak to the treasury. — coming into the autumn. to speak to the treasury, this is not the biggest _ the treasury, this is not the biggest fiscal event of the year. and

the green minister of all nurses in the cabinet — the green minister of all nurses in the cabinet haseclared, no, i the green minister of all nurses in the cabinet has declared, no, wel the green minister of all nurses in. the cabinet has declared, no, we can continue _ the cabinet has declared, no, we can continue to— the cabinet has declared, no, we can continue to use — the cabinet has declared, no, we can continue to use whatever— the cabinet has declared, no, we can continue to use whatever nuclear i continue to use whatever nuclear plants _ continue to use whatever nuclear plants we — continue to use whatever nuclear plants we still— continue to use whatever nuclear plants we still have _ continue to use whatever nuclear plants we still have for _ continue to use whatever nuclear plants we still have for interim i plants we still have for interim period — plants we still have for interim period until— plants we still have for interim period until we _ plants we still have for interim period until we have _ plants we still have for interim period until we have found i plants we s

it's the 4th cabinet in 7 months. the government awaits congressional approval on tuesday, but it won't be easy. some lawmakers say they will not give the new ministers a vote of confidence unless prime minister anyway, taurus makes changes starting with firing the new health minister at an angle doughty, a doctor accused of corruption and lack of experience that has doctors and nurses demanding his resignation. and some of precedent bedrock, a theater ministers, and closer circle of advisors are been investigated for corruption, big old we are a law isla. given the accumulation of allegations for the moral health of the republic, the president should come to congress to answer our questions about all this. why castiel himself has been investigated since january for corruption and illegal influence the pressing and denies any wrong doing? no, no. they lie in the media saying he's already going to resign. he's corrupt, i'm not going to run away because a tiny group of people wants to disregard the will of the people wh

back to you when the cabinet meets. let's go back right now to victor and alisyn. >> all right, anderson, thank you. >>> french president emmanuel macron is warning the world that putin is not done with ukraine. the question now is, what will his next move be? >>> and the united nations says more than a million people have already fled ukraine. the latest on the unfolding humanitarian crisis. at capella university, we know smart comes in many forms. -good boy! -so we made flexpath the kind of smart that keeps up with you. with flexpxpath, you can earn your master's degree in 14 months for $14,000. that's the kind of smart i like. capella university -- don't justst learn. learn smarter. since i left for college, my dad has gotten back into some of his old hobbies. and now he's taking trulicity, and it looks like he's gotten into some new healthier habits, too. what changes are you making for your type 2 diabetes? maybe it's time to try trulicity. it's proven to help lower a1c. it can help you lose up to 10 pounds. and it

but the tenses mites of all are the lights on in the cabinet room. and the television vans on executive avenue. perhaps it was the crisis of the gulf of tonkin. of the middle east in june 67 but sooner or later the lights will go out. and then in a few moments. i will hear an eagle voice down the hall call out. where's bird? and then i know he's home. really home like the living room and any american home this room has its personal touches. bookshelves that reflect the individual interests of a family old and treasured friends one of the things that i am proud to leave as a reminder of our time here is the addition to the white house permanent collection of paintings. thomas sully is portrait of fannie campbell is cher romance, and i love it. this is our most recent acquisition for the permanent collection. robert henry's gypsy girl the first painting acquired during our stay at the white house. was winslow home was sorry it perhaps neck. a saved my favorite mary cassat for last. you can almost feel the love between the mother and those children. loo

what's happened since the attack and what will come out of the cabinet meeting? i will certainly yes, it has been have been a number of announcements about increased security as far as it is really perspective is concerned, but yes, for many palestinian israelis and the palestinians. and the occupied west bank concerns about what that could mean for them. i mean if we start there, we're talking about things like administrative detention, which is detention without charge. and there was a report just a little earlier that the defense minister benny guns had approved such measures against 2 men for 2 palestinians from east jerusalem occupied east jerusalem who are alleged hamas links. obviously this is something that could be used in greater measure as well. and more military and police presence of friction points, 12 battalions announced to be moving into the occupied west bank into the area around garza, a 1000 troops to swell the ranks of the police as well. and as well as that there is the potential risk of reprisal attacks from far right groups that where peop

and then the cabinet and the court, occupying the front rows. and it is and in his most pontificate voice, fishbait miller -- and how could there ever be a replacement fishbait for four -- rows and said, the president of the united states! and in walked lyndon, flanked by old friends of long-standing, and went up to the podium. right in front of speaker mccormack, and senator carl hayden, with the flag behind him. sticky mccormack, gray and craggy and white haired. senator hated, he represents arizona in the union. a charming, lively face for 85, [inaudible] . but i wonder how many people in the chamber were struck with the thought that there was a dramatic something there that says, take care. my favorite line was actually about the first. i will be brief, for our time is necessarily short and our agenda is already long. and then there was a line about, it can be done by this summer. i want it done so that the house and the senate will look better to the nation, as much as i wanted to be done for clinton's good and the democratic party is good.

in the eastern german city of cabinets, formerly commack dot, many companies have long standing business ties with russia. kristof neu bag a foreign trade expert at the regions chamber of industry and commerce believes that hundreds of millions of euros in sales have already been lost here due to the sanctions falling russia's annexation of creamy and 2014. to day putin's war could bring trade with many former soviet republics, such as georgia to a standstill. but it wasn't of it because russia actually has a central distribution function or how many companies have established a subsidiary in moscow or in other russian regents the owner, especially in the metals processing sector, eyes the 5 hallmark and from there they were active in the surrounding regions on im, done a wide, i saw it into your nose. janski's holstein does not believe that the latest sanctions will really hurt russia. at least not as far as trade is concerned. thank you one minute as vandalized the other. we have asian competitors there who then just bridge a gap in the market and that would lead to cuts in our busines

this mid sized company, based in the eastern german city of cabinet, is a global market leader. but see yo janski's will shine, doesn't know whether he can keep all his 45 employees. some of his top customers are in russia. the sanctions resulting from russia's invasion of ukraine are now complicating business of america. and what we're currently preparing a contract were several 1000000 euros over the next 2 years. and if the contract can't be fulfilled in its current form resolved, we will of course, need to look for alternative customers who felt that will take time work on this when it was a good currently doing cut and working hours. and in the worst case scenario to layoffs of i feel, even in fi zone flips. if i said muffle in the eastern germans city of cabinets, formerly com, march dot many companies have long standing business ties with russia, dating back to the days of communist east. germany at the regents chamber of industry and commerce. we speak to foreign trade expert christoph noise that he believes the sanctions imposed after russia's annexation of crimea in 20

president biden preparing to meet with members of his cabinet. united nations reports more than 1 million have left their homes as the two sides prepare to sit down for talks. john roberts in washington. good thursday afternoon to you. >> sandra: sandra smith in new york. ukrainian and russian officials meeting with little common ground between them. as vladimir putin continues in unrelenting assault on kyiv. [bomb sounding] >> sandra: plumes of smoke, a brewery taking direct fire from russians. >> john: some breweries in making molotov cocktails instead of beer. cell phone video coming in from a town about 40 miles west of kyiv. the harrowing footage shows debris all over streets and buildings heavily damaged or some cases reduced to outright rubble. >> sandra: and the south, russian troops roaming kherson after taking control of that part city. the biggest ukrainian city to fall into the hands of the russians so far and provides vladimir putin with a strategic victory. now, russia is eyeing odessa, the biggest port city in ukraine in a move tha

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contact information for every member of congress, and for the biden administration cabinet state governors. preorder your copy at c-span shop.org or scan the code with your smartphone. every purchase supports our nonprofit operation. >> now, president biden and the european compression -- commission president talk about a task force on reducing independence on russian fuel. this is just under 15 minutes. pres. biden: good morning. today i'm proud to be standing together with president monoline -- as we come together to reduce the dependence on russian energy. coaching has issued -- has changed this with coursing and has used the prophet to drive his war machine. earlier this month i announced the united states will ban all imports of russian energy to make it clear that the american people would not be part of this. we were able to take the step one others could not because the united states is a net exporter of energy with a strong thomistic energy -- industry and the united states welcomed the european union's powerful statement this month committing to rapidly reducing its dependence on

this mid sized company, based in the eastern german city of cabinet, is a global market leader. but see yo janski's will shine, doesn't know whether he can keep all his 45 employees. some of his top customers are in russia. the sanctions resulting from russia's invasion of ukraine are now complicating business of america. and what we're currently preparing a contract were several 1000000 euros over the next 2 years. and if the contract can't be fulfilled in its current form resolved, we will of course, need to look for alternative customers that will take time work on the financial good. currently do a cut and working hours. and in the worst case scenario to layoffs of i feel hidden in fi zone flips. if i said muscle in the eastern german city of cabinets, formerly com, march dot many companies have long standing business ties with russia, dating back to the days of communist east. germany at the regents chamber of industry and commerce. we speak to foreign trade expert christoph noise that he believes the sanctions imposed after russia's annexation of crimea in 2014 cost this r

he penetrates the cabinet.re was a reception for prime minister trudeau, and i know that half of his cabinet or half of this cabinet are actually [inaudible] >> you want to do some home work on that? dan: he has a book called "the great reset." you can't make it up. that not a conspiracy theory either. what else can this future look like? check out this headline. the fcc wants to know what companies are doing about climate change. they want to know how they impact the climate. xi jinping in china has a similar scoring system where people who don't score very high aren'ted as first class citizens. then the vaccine passports. the government used it as a work around to say who can work and who can't. don't forget about our surgeon general is convenient gaiting how misinformation is spread. >> the only way we when get past misinformation is we limit the power. >> they wanted to control the means of production. and they want to control our information using big tech censorship. does that sounds like the merging of o