so if i spend some money at nobu at caesars and swipe my rewards card, caesars captures what i orders of wine or a sushi roll. that info goes into a computer which predicts what offers might appeal to me. maybe a wine tasting or a restaurant promo. those offers are then sent directly to my smartphone. so being able to capture all of those preferences allows us to target-market based on your observed interest and preferences. proprietary software to do it? -oh, yeah. all internal. -all proprietary. it really is about understanding what does the person that walks through the front door want and how do i get more out of their wallet? right. that's exactly right. lemonis: is that a historical piece from the hotel? it's original. it's original from when we opened on august 5, 1966. -and it was there? -it was here. it's never been moved? so this is all original, and if we walk over here to the left, you can see the palace casino. original from when the property opened in 1966. just a very iconic part of the casino. this is where most of the table games are located. lemonis: table games lik

act,thor of the caesars mr. chairman coming you worked to pass sweeping sanctions to cut off resources to the assad regime and his backers. regime of terror is being crippled. americans and as human beings trying to protect innocent civilians. there is still more to be done. for starters, we should stand by our allies in northeast syria to give them more opportunities to succeed. i spoke with key people on the ground. in syria. a provided me with important updates. they have all said we need more support and we need it now. manner to find the best to do that and i hope we can get them the relief they need as soon as possible. i would like to encourage members of the international community to refrain from diplomatic engagement with a side. the world cannot accept a butcher like a side as the leader of us -- of syria. assad as the leader of syria. i want to welcome our guest. i hope you will address how the administration has used the sanctions and other tools to secure justice for the syrian people and further c

concerning the question of non-yrians and targeting them under the caesar act we certainly will extend that desiation in the future because we agree with you and understand the intent to supply the assad regime from international support i will sathe caesar act had a remarkable chilling effect of those outside syriaight otherwise have restored relations with the assad regime to do business with the assad regime so the caesar act has been successful in designating a large active so far and we have been surprised by tha. and other words with the increased international economic relations andhe dog that did not bark considering the question to make designations and to be honest there is nlarger purpose behind that. with the state department and the treasury department and the intelligenc community we carry ouour designations with specific targets using the most efficient and the most expient sanction authority. so we need to continue to accumulate pressure on the assad regimehat will be the coach. that additional designation again i cannot specify specifically what sanctions will do in th

he was trying to defeat caesar, overthrow caesar, but he had motives behind it, where all the other ones were just kind of going along with it or doing it for their own self-aggrandizement. whereas brutus had more unselfish motives. and so, he gets quoted a lot, especially by the people on the pro-constitution side. but also, i saw lots of quotations from othello, too, and hamlet. the "to be, or not to be" speech, which is what i end my book with, is quoted more often, probably, than any other speech in the arguments for the constitution. and it really is, i mean, it's an existential question. it's absolutely applicable. is this nation, is this new nation going to be, or is it not to be? i think that the simplicity of question and the complexity of the underlying ideas behind the question that really appealed to early americans who were arguing the importance of establishing a new and strong government. jeffrey: fascinating, thank you for all that. lucas, we have a question from janice edmond about whether shakespeare informed the slavery issue, either at the founding or during the anteb

years of service especially his dedication to solving this conflict and his enormous work on the caesar scenario and protection act. it is a remarkable legacy and the syrian people know that and literally engagement that we have the term know as the syrians refer to the caesar act is mentioned. they know it is important they thank you for your work and the work of this entire committee. i just returned from a trip to the middle east last night during which i discuss the importance of the geopolitical settlement with our allies and partners will also spending time with local partners and the syria. for several years the vital national security concerns have led the united states to pursue the goals the withdrawal of all wing commander forces and a solution to this very in conflict consistent with resolution 2254. based on what i have just heard what we are seeing on the ground it is my assessment that each major goal is within reach in the leverage is growing over time. our adversaries the assad regime remains prior my the economic crisis of assad's own making the ability of the syrian r

immortal caesar on the senate floor. king lear thinking he can divest himself of his land. all these leaders who think because they have the title, they have the power. we see that a lot. any time congress changes hands, you have new chairmen and subcommittee chairmen, and they say, i'm chairman, i can do anything i want. they don't realize all they can do is get a few parking spaces for staff in the senate parking lot, but a lot of that is work. you see that in many cases. in american history, i think you've seen it in the supreme court, the supreme court thinking because it was the supreme court, it could do what it wanted without regard for the source of its power. examples, dread scott where justice tanney thought that he could resolve the issue of slavery just because he wanted to and thought it needed to be done. and bush v. gore where the supreme court decided that it could resolve issues that were not before the court and announced that this was one time only. this was not a precedent. institutions getting too bi

we have heard some of his remarks from jim caesar. now we want a robust discussion about the political implications here of the mayflower compact. this idea of the rule of law. if i could just get us out of the gate perhaps with a question. the pilgrims say in this document that they want a civil body politic for our better ordering and preservation. i want to throw it out to you guys to get a seasons of what do they mean by that. given the context, the coming from england, there's already social unrest in the england that they have left. just before we get the english revolution. just a couple years before things really get out of hand. so now they are in ha new land a civil bodied politic for our better order iing of preservati. what do you think they had in mind? you want to lead us off on that. maybe we'll take it over to dr. allen. >> i would say they knew human nature really well. and they knew that if you don't have a set of laws, that you lawlessness. many of them were christian believers and if you read the bible, there's a s

we own two assets there, caesars palace las vegas and harrahs las vegas.ur tenants have not missed a single month of rent for two key reasons. number one, our real estate is absolutely mission critical to what they do and they are not shoeboxes a few doors down they could move into should they decide not to pay us rent. the second driving factor behind their ability to pay rent to us is just how economically majestic their businesses are. obviously in the best of times but even in the worst of times which is what we were facing in the spring, their access to capital, their liquidity and their ability to manage their costs and then the reopenings played a key role. the one last thing i would add is once the assets did begin to reopen, especially the regional assets posted levels of profitability that actually exceeded profitability for the same period prior year. liz: people were angling to start gambling once again and there's that vegas feel which is just insane. yes, the talking statues at caesars are one of my favorites because i'm a geek. ed, look, you

caesar. i tell you, you have a way of making a complex issue very easy for one to understand. >> as we move through our panel discussion, ask yourself, what are you willing to do to preserve freedom? james madison warned, do not separate text from historical background. he warned, if you do, you will have perverted and subverted the constitution. which can only end in a distorted form of illegitimate government. he states the possibility of deep risks within the community. but love finders, signers of the mayflower compact something almost unheard of in europe. they mutually agreed to to an act just and equal laws to guide them in their new political community. there would be no king among the ranks. rather, they would submit themselves to the laws that they, themselves, had written. in this, the pilgrims offered an early model of american constitutionalism. the rule of law, equal justice, and government by consent of the governed. the mayflower compact stands as a rebuke to those who denigra

we have heard remarks from jim caesar. that we want to have a robust discussion about the political implications here of the mayflower compact. this idea of the rule of law. if i could just kind of get us out of the gate perhaps with a question. you know, the pilgrims say, in this document, that they want to follow a "civil body politic for our better ordering and preservation." and i want to throw it out to you guys to get a sense of, what do they mean by that? given the context, the coming of course from england. there is already social unrest in the england that they have left just before we get to charles i in the english revolution. just a couple of years before things really get out of hand. so, now here they are in this new land, a civil body politic for our better ordering and preservation. what do you think they had in my? dr. swain, do you want to lead us off on that and we will take it over to dr. alan. >> first of all, i would say that they knew human nature really well. and they knew that if you don't have a s

ignores the warnings, saying, "am i not caesar? " as if he is immortal. in make beth, the witches tell mcbath everything, including about his downfall. he only here is what he wants to hear and discounts. shakespeare's lesson is clear. when they achieved power, these leaders stopped listing listening carefully. we see the mistakes come and are the same mistakes every day. as flatterers thrive and as honest core delia's are ignored. another lesson that surprised me, is that a leader must set personal loyalty aside and favor of pragmatism. the best example is henry the fifth. he has many good leadership qualities. he is no saint. he is utterly pragmatic. the most vivid example is the repudiation of falstaff. it is one of shakespeare's greatest creations. he is a wig and philosopher. also, a drunkard, glutton, lecher, cowered in petty thief. he is a wonderfully rich character and has some of shakespeare's greatest lines. as the accompanies prince howls through his wayward oath youth. this makes falstaff's fate especially heartbreaking

and caesar's is, or you know, we've talked about the pent-up demand. benefit from that. it has casinos in las vegas, has casinos elsewhere. what's helped it during the pandemic has been its online gaming. that's been a big boost. but i think what people underestimate is just the cost savings that companies are going to have coming out of the crisis. just think about the buffet at any ca so know. jack: do i have to? >> those things are expensive, they are wasteful, and they're not going to be back the way that they were before, and that's going to help margins and casino companies. i think that's what's going to provide the next leg up for growth for these kind of stocks. jack: if the nsa made a sneeze guard out of kevlar, i don't think i'd go to a buffet. thanks, guys. >>> up next, the panel is back with three stocks that you should avoid in the new year. it's our grinch list. but first, remember what jack said earlier this year? >> if you see a wide theater release of that movie this year, i dress as wonder woman -- i will dress as wonder woman on the

. >> reporter: during a sermon he drew a parallel to julius caesar. >> that's what caesar ultimately wanted, he wanted to be worshipped. but only god can be worshipped and only god is worthy of our praise. >> reporter: he did not respond to request for an interview. this video is from tonight's service the church streamed on youtube. worshipping with him tonight was tim glass. >> each and every person here not just the senior pastor but each and every single person here says, hey, this is important enough to me and my faith and to go out and to know, hey, i don't think there's a risk here. >> reporter: glass said he wanted to show support for pastor mcclur even though glass says he's holding his service in a tent outside his church. as chapel members come out of service tonight this is just the latest that has been hosted by this church in defiance of santa clara health orders. according to one of cavalry chapel's assistant pastors as of last week the church has racked up about $800,000 in defiance of administrative health orders. she says churches should be considered essential busi

caesar record. but there's no. concrete deaths during world. also coming up on the program the international criminal court drops a probe into alleged war crimes. a reasonable basis to believe about the atrocities actually took place that's all coming up over the next. around the clock across the world. if you know you hello and a warm welcome to the program. russian british scientists are said to combine their vaccines to tackle the corona virus pandemic that's after a farm a giant astra zeneca said in a statement today it's ready to work with the developers of russia's sputnik before we hear breaking down the cooperation with my colleagues let's have a look at the actual remarks. today we announce a clinical trial program to assess safety and immunogenicity of combination of these a d 1222 developed by astra zeneca and oxford university and sputnik v. developed by russian research institute i think it is quite important that this river hear from both sides and we hear about this huge corporation between the developer is of the bridge swedish

within the department, caesar and the office of electricity form a nucleus that provides products and services that improve the energy sector's cyber security and resilience, whether it is electricity, oil and natural gas, or renewables, caesar endeavors to increase the security of the energy infrastructure against all hazards through the following priorities. improving emergency response and recovery, expanding cyber discovery activities, creating high fidelity situational awareness, providing more focused research and development, further solidifying our partnerships, and increasing workforce development efforts. the office of electricity , on the other hand, is focused on long-term research and development to build a secure and resilient power grid. the office has four strategic priorities -- building advanced modeling capabilities, innovating in the field of megawatt scale grid storage, improving grid operations and performance through advanced sensing technology, and securing defense critical electric infrastructure. some key initiatives that come out of those priorities include

maybe that is why this is a good time to note jim caesar's arguments, the founders arguments for the -- he said the founders have four main objectives for the electoral college. first, it was greeted to provide the presidency with its own base of support. second, the founders aside as a aces of legitimacy for the president. electors were still representative having the discretion to choose among the most fit of the candidates. the founders were especially concerned about the election of a demagogue. finally, the electoral system was meant -- made to channel -- thoughte those who hamilton dismissively referred to as resorting to acts of popularity. i read that because professor caesar does give us original justifications for the electoral college that are independent of the slaveholding boost or bonus. those are worth putting into the mix. host: for folks who want to follow-up up on the scholarship you have been citing, constitutioncenter.org. time for one or two phone calls. the president and ceo of the national constitution center is in pennsylvania. caller: i know you're in a hurry

. >>> garbage truck caught fire on the caesar chavez off ramp. that cab was up in flames.ttle tricky for firefighters, because all kinds of things that could have been tossed in the trash could have caught fire. no one was hurt. >>> the fbi has now identified a person of interest in nashville, but an arrest has not been made. this is what investigators are focussing on. >> reporter: authorities reviewing surveillance video of a powerful explosion in downtown nashville on christmas morning. >> stay back until we figure out what's going on. >> reporter: the fbi is now in charge of the investigation and is still working to identify the human remains found at the scene. sources tell abc news authorities are searching properties associated with anthony quinn warner and are working to discover whether he was involved with the explosion. >> our investigative team is turning over every stone to know as many details as possible to answer the question of who was responsible for this and also to understand why did they do this? >> reporter: investigators say just after 1:00 a.m., thi

and over the years, they've built big accounts with companies like the coffee bean, mgm, and caesars entertainment. ana: we've got to make sure that we send quality stuff. they're unhappy because we didn't catch it. lemonis: but a recent drop in sales has left the company with a serious cash crunch. ana: i do apologize. the order will be going out. we don't have an exact date yet. lemonis: bills are now going unpaid, orders are getting delayed, and with every passing day, gilbert and ana find themselves deeper in the hole. about a year-and-a-half ago, i invested in another family furniture manufacturing business -- grafton furniture, located in miami. since that time, the business has grown by about 50%. with their focus on residential furniture and pacific's on commercial furniture, i think they'd make a perfect match. hi, there. woman: hello. lemonis: is ana here? woman: let me go get her. lemonis: let her know marcus is here. woman: okay. lemonis: thank you. i didn't really understand when i walked into pacific, why i was seeing residential furniture. i thought this was a hospital

your face a lack of a better phrase all right that's nigeria's ambassador to germany is excellent cæsarto that thank you. now zimbabwe's soccer players have been off the pitch since the start of the covered 1000 pandemic without their weekly wages most of them have had to find other means to make ends meet as privileged reports from harare printed for year emmanuel money is no ordinary vehicle mechanic emmanuel is a professional soccer player it is in published top flight. football club but here he is fixing to supplement his income shook up players in the country have been hit hard by the suspension of the league ju to 19 they can hardly survive. don't pick who is. i'm not getting. those who moved those stories to be. so to suck to me it's more fiction a chance usually when we get those we can survive. until the next but at the moment . we're only and salaries. at this speech emanuel and others are training but they are no make cheese to play clubs had resumed training in anticipation of starting the league so all or no simpering up is playing football so the more mean it's almost a se

how is this going to be different from what we see typically on the strip at caesars compared to here. >>well the stuff you guys see you see on this trip is using what they call a class is a 1.3 g explosive mean that those type of shells order rocks lift charges more more aerial breaking things like that. but we have here is closer to a one 0.4 g class. it's actually a close proximity and by doing this we actually throwing a lot of states are as well because the company itself we deal with a lot of stage productions. so we have a big production with the one 0.4 g high explosives which is a close proxy. and then we also makes a lot of stage fire involved was really cool as you like to put this all together and make it an immersive experience is that correct that's correct a lot of to do is because the other stage pile. i do what we call a 3.60 display so many nice set of sitting there looking at a distance seen the fireworks actually put the audience in the middle of the show also keep all proper requirements needed for you know follows on the details but i like to to where the audienc

all lanes of southbound 101 just before the caesar chavez off-ramp are closed because of a cho shooting investigation. happen about 15 minutes ago. san francisco pd confirming to us its officers on the scene right now. police asking all drivers to avoid that area and use southbound 280 from kings street as an alternative. going to have an update for you starting at 4:30 a.m. a live look at capitol hill for you right now. help on the way for millions struggling during the pandemic. congress has finally passed a covid relief package that includes direct payments to many americans. lawmakers voting tonight to fund the government through next fall preventing a shutdown. >> reporter: tonight congress hammering through the gridlock that held up covid relief for months. the house and senate finally passing a $900 billion package. that is a lifeline for millions of struggling americans. >> it doesn't go all the way, but it takes us down the path, a first step. >> a big bipartisan majority of us recognize the incredible amount of good it will do. >> reporter: tonight's vote also funds the govern

my family and i give lunches to farm workers on caesar chavez holiday. alex padilla and his family saw that. they wanted to participate. one day last year they came to our house and we went out together to feed the farm workers. he's a humble man coming from humble roots and he's going to the united states senate. >> staying close to roots is important. thank you, damion. kamala harris tweeted out her congratulations. she wrote, quote, alex and i have long served the people of california together and i know he will continue to fight for the state. padilla's appointment is historic. it also means there will no longer be a black woman in the u.s. senate. may mayor london breed expressed her disappointment about that. >> it was definitely a surprise, and it's an unfortunate situation, as we are trying to move this country forward in making sure that black lives truly matter and that african-americans have a seat at the table, especially african-american women. >> several groups have lobbied for governor newsom to appoint a black woman to fill harris' seat.

changers the coins that they used were roaming coins and the roman coins had a picture of hyperion caesar at the time on them so that was completely prohibited so when jesus when an employer over the money changers tables he was you know making a comment about corrupting the house of the lord and you know corrupting all that is there by putting this secular thing and what that points to me for me is that it really is sort of like a state control of money that that is sort of like a weird form of idolatry it's it shouldn't really exist it should be decentralized it's not supposed to be in control by the state and we know what happened with the roman government is that they they started diluting the basing their coins and that eventually led to the collapse of the roman empire in a sense that's what he was alluding to with the flipping of the money changing paper should change your tables and showing bad you know like following something that is corrupt like the roman government at the time is not something that will lead to life it will actually be that as you mentioned we have been in thi

how is this going to be different from what we see typically on the strip at caesars compared to here. >>well the stuff you guys see you see on this trip is using what they call a class is a 1.3 g explosive mean that those type of shells order rocks lift charges more more aerial breaking things like that what we have here is closer to a one 0.4 g class. it's actually a close proximity and by doing this we actually throwing a lot of stage far as well because the company itself we deal with a lot of stage productions so we have a big production with the one 0.4 g high explosives which is a closed box and then we also makes a lot of stage fire involved was really cool as you like to put this all together and make it an immersive experience is that correct that's correct a lot of to do is because the other stage pile. i do what we call a 3.60 display so many of sitting there looking at the distance in the fireworks actually put the audience in the middle of the show also keep all proper requirements needed for you know follows on the details but i like to to where the audience is fully em

young last month to end a 6 week war with azerbaijan over the nagorno-karabakh reach an agreement caesar menial returning a significant part of the disputed territory tore territory to us or by john now thousands of azerbaijan these are now starting to move back to areas that had been under armenian control. this time we did it we won says hum that ibrahim off he proudly show the 2 army captured in a recent battle 28 years ago he fought against the meanie and himself that is when they lost. to amenia that is why he's especially happy about this victory. it's still loaded the tanks were still full of ammunition when we took them they just left everything there and ran away. we travel with hamlet to act i am one of the 3 so-called liberated zones act is a ghost town after being captured by i mean in forces in 1903 the assyrian population fled and the captures destroyed the city they call it the hiroshima of the caucasus. is returning here after 27 years she's proud and happy but she's not sure she will ever be able to live here again. there is where i went to school but over there is where

jesus wasn't around them jesus said to caesar's you're not jesus said to the empire it is wrong 'd to have also a few people with wealth and the rest living in desperation what jesus called the pope cos and greek those who've been made poor economic exploitation he said the nations would be judged by the least of these and that created division that's what jesus meant is that that the gospel of the truth. creates division and what he meant by that is the has to be a division from jews and so when people say for instance in america that we don't have the resources but when code began we saw 2 and 3 trillion dollars immediately given to corporations while people who are on the front lines still have not got what they need desert division we can accept that there has to be a cutting asunder of that and exposing it for what it is every senator and congress person they get free health care they get the best health care we have to call that out how can you get the best free health care what a public option paid for by the people that's what i mean by public option and then you don't want jo

muchod and caesar is very to the point and depending on each hasitics, characteristics of a belief system like a religious belief system, that is true. host: from sam, sam is in california, go ahead. caller: thank you for taking my call. i am an immigrant. i came to the country 30 years ago. the u.s. realized that stands for united states of america, not uniform. that helped me understand why there are so many divisions within the country. my first thanksgiving invite, i discovered avoid religion and politics. that advice has been religiously followed. [laughter] caller: i mean the term in the other way now. we are quite united, though i am quite optimistic. we are not as divided as we think we are. anything to that? guest: i think there is something to that. there is a good deal of artificial publication that goes ---- publication provocation that goes on. has a certain style of provocation and took her crossan its-- tucker carlsen has provocation. i have friends with whom i just don't discuss politics because we get along well superseding political things. nevertheless, the issues are b

>> washington in marble like this, looking like a caesar with his toga. >> the worshipful attitude of those people in those days was remarkable. you really understand washington better, what happened is he lost that to his second term, and he no longer had anything to tie his false teeth too, so they were very uncomfortable, made his face swollen, and while it gives us a wrong image of him at his peak, it also helps us understand the human being. >> madison being the most challenging of all your books, was there one you found to be -- it is never easy to write a book, is there one that was the easiest to write? >> probably my autobiographical one, it was just a tree to grow treat to write about growing up in wyoming. -- someone i had known in fifth grade and knowing what linda was up to, that was the most fun. >> what is the difficulty about writing about yourself? >> you have to figure out what you do not want to say. >> we are almost out of time, we will start to bring it to a close, but as -- what have been some of the great rewards of this distinguished public life, and what harv

we know he owned caesar's commendations on the war. the deck we're standing on would have been filled with things that were needed every day, linens, canvas bedding stuffed out with straw, curtains to give families a little bit of privacy in their small bunks. we're not sure how they fed themselves. that's still a matter of controversy or up for grabs. we don't know whether the cooking is being done by the ship's cook and then food distributed among the passengers to keep down the dangers of fire. at one point it was thought possibly there were sandboxes with little braziers that were used for cooking during the voyage. we don't know. the record just isn't thick enough for us to get those kinds of details. so you might have had cooking implements here on this deck, but we don't know. we do know that john alden who was a cooper, a young man who made barrels, took care of barrels, he was given the responsibility of under supervision going down and getting the allotment of food so that the supplies would last and that they would stay free

and your family from caesar's and the whole pipeline the 5 cubans to see for use though you also have a role to play. this is state of the news of live from berlin germany's health minister unveils the official time days before covert 19 vaccinations with new infections and deaths from the virus searching who gets a lifesaving jab will 1st and who passed away also coming out 1st images of the schoolboys kidnapped last week by islamist militants arriving at government buildings in the northern city of have seen up their doctrine prompted public anger and french to moms for better protection for nigeria's children. cause britain is gathering crisis in care for the elderly with health care workers from the game you leaving to harm stopping shortages of becoming a key. and why singapore's street food markets are getting a global stamp of approval from unesco. i'm rebecca riches welcome to the program for the 1st time in germany has recorded more than 30000 new corona virus infections in just 24 hours it comes as the country prepares to begin to vaccinate people on december 27 health minis

i worked caesar's palace.y and music, you couldn't separate them. every musician in the country had a comedian opening up the shows. first, do you miss that? and why do you think it stopped? >> it was a different time. we have comedy clubs now. so back in the day, when i was opening, you're right a comedian would open for singers. what happened to me, i enjoyed what i was doing. i started -- most comedians get to do 20 minutes. i never had that opportunity. i worked-- i worked with diana ross. i started 20 minutes. she said take it to 25, 30. i was with tom jones for five and a half years. he made me do 45 minute every night. and i loved it. and then they-- the most difficult part about opening, let's say a guy like tom jones, to sing, 500 ladies came every night. he said that's not going to be good, mr. wallace, because the same 500 ladies will come every night and it will be empty down front. for five years, every night, those ladies were at my show, throwing underwear at me. that's what taught me to be a gr