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christopher: the title is "loomings."ate one for what is looming on the horizon, just the sense of -- a sense foreboding, hints that we're getting, hints of apocalypse. jared: apocalyptic darkness swirls in these paintings, as volpe charts melville's course from the 19th century to the 21st, when the world's reliance on whale oil eventually gave way to petroleum. christopher: i saw the parallel between the hubris of ahab and the peril of america and globe, as we are tempting the gods with continued fossil fuel extraction. jared: so, what we find here, these dark, ghostly images of ship, storm, and belching smoke, are rendered not in black paint, but tar. christher: both of these paintings started as fields of tar. there's a couple different ways that i can approach a painting. one way is to just grab a big brush and just begin making lines, making shapes, gestures. the other is a subtractive method, or the opposite, where coat a whole canvas with tar, and then go in and remove tar with rags and look for the shapes within

christopher spokes from msf speaking to us. bring you some breaking news now about will smith. the actor, the hollywood academy's board of governors has banned him from the oscars and any events for 10 years. in a letter, academy president david rubin and ceo don hudson said the 94th oscars were meant to be a celebration of the many individuals in our community who did incredible work this past year. however, those moments were overshadowed by the unacceptable and harmful behavior we saw mr. smith exhibit on stage. they continue, during our telecast, we did not adequately address the situation in the room. for ts, we are sorry. this was an opportunity for us to set an example for our guests, viewers, and academy family on the -- around the world, and we fell short. stay with still to come, the first black woman to be voted on to the u.s. supreme court says she is delighted to be appointed. ♪ ♪ >> five years of hatred and rage -- ♪ >> this funeral became a massive demonstration of black power, the power to influence. [singing] ♪

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hablamos con ellos >> así entró al cuerpo de christopher estados unidos en una carroza fúnebre >> (hablanasladando a un joven >> el puente fronterizo pasa por encima del mismo lugar donde él se ahogó a sus 14 años intentó cruzar el 9 de abril río grande junto a su hermano y sus primos todos menores de edad ahora mi hijo ya no tiene vida >> la familia ha tardado más de dos semanas en lograr que el cuerpo llegue a houston para velarlo y también en volver a ver a su otra hija roxana de 16 años estoy aquí minutos de recibir a mi hijo tras sobrevivir el río estuvo en el custodio de gobierno, >> mi princesa, te extrañé tanto mi niña te amo mi amor te amo mucho >> la familia se acaba de reunificar la mamá todavía está entregando documentos y lo más delicado es decirle a su hija lo que le pasó su hermano christopher >> ya en casa nos dijo que tenía lo peor para su hermano >> entramos al río y salimos a la zona de la mañana ella misma lucho por su propia vida y la de su prima el agua la corriente está muy fuerte no supero ello nos empezamos hogar la corriente me llevo muy lejos no senado de mi pri

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it was literally a joyous occasion for christopher and i said to her, i enjoyed it, you know.oy the actual champagne, the drink. and my appreciation for wine and wine making and that i've been fascinated with for years and years. and i saw nothing wrong in it. and i said i would like to have a glass of champagne and she was sitting there with her glass of wine and she -- we were in the restaurant and she absolutely lost it. and got up and stormed to the ladies room and i told my security and driver, i said i think we have to go. we're going to have to leave. so we left the restaurant and went home. and the mere suggestion of me sipping a glass of champagne or having one glass or two glasses of wine she went apoplectic. i was weak, i was a complete mess, i was an alcoholic. i was going to ruin everything. your kids are not proud of you. they can't stand what you are doing to yourself. so at that point i said to her okay, listen, how about this? you want to support me not drinking, i never asked you this before, how about you stop drinking? how about you get sobriety? and share

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kudos to christopher philips and in this case, the cnn media guy was trending last night, on twitterng reasons, guys. >> ashley: we spoke to the university press -- >> these peep compel to university events expecting no -- feel threatened. >> they are probably 18 or 19 years old and they are pressing these peep and he will calling them out. i'm impressed, guys, daniel schmidt, he was on in like the 3:00 hour, in college i was just starting to go out. he looked sprie and sober, guys like -- people pretending to go to the event and get t-ball and baseball challenges. good for him to challenge these folkss. and that is not the case. >> carley: we want to talk about one of the biggest tv events happening right now is the masters and tiger wood system back after nearly losing a leg, just 14 months ago. you have thoughts on this, what are they? >> joe: there is three guys, when you watch a sporting event, they make you stop and watch if you were not otherwise watch that sporting event. that is tiger woods, and people otherwise wouldn't have known the masters were on. lowest rating event wa

i'd like to reach out now to christopher stokes. he is an emergency coordinator for doctors without borders in ukraine, and i, christopher joins is now from love if thank you so much for your time, sir. um, what are the main challenges that internally displaced people are, are facing out right now. one of the issues that the, the, until the display sleep facing right now is the lack of access to cash basically. so you have a lot of people who are on the move and loose from the east to the west and using the savings and they're running out of money. and the situation is becoming particularly precarious. so that's one problem. the 2nd problem is just move, getting people out from zone. so we've been focusing on medical evacuations, getting people out from the last from the hospitals because there's so many wouldn't good and the ukrainians are part of your very difficult to move the wounded out quickly enough to say are you able to get emergency supplies to those occupied in besieged to areas very difficult. i was in come out and the r

what do we do if christopher once the yen? jon: we have a problem., treasuries, are they going to manage to keep the japanese government bond a 0.25 percent with all that's going on and also managed to cap the move in dollar-yen? i would suggest good luck. tom: good luck is maybe the british way of putting it, unlike yeah right. what we will do now is bloomberg surveillance and welcome you all to radio television to a clinic now with winston, global head of currency strategy at brown brothers chairman and barely describes his perspective on the history of foreign exchange in -- and specifically his pacific rim from japan down to his firm. doctor, thank you for joining us. i think we need to educate all, including myself, on the ancient japanese trajectory of needing to week the yen. the yen starts out at 19.49 after world war ii, set at 360, then goes on to 200, stronger yen, stronger yen, two years later we screwed up, 120 and then the shock which you and i lived in 1995 of to use a phrase from boston, strong and of 80. where are we at now at 130 wi

jared: artist christopher volpe has painted a series of works that smingly tear out of the novel's pagesthey are now on view at the new bedford aling museum. >> the title is "loomings," and it seemed appropriate for what is looming on the horizon, a sense of foreboding. hence of apocalypse. jared:pocalyptic darkness swirls in these paintings as volpe charts melville's course from the 19th century to the 21st, when reliance on whale oil gave way to petroleum. >> i saw the parallel between the hubris of ahab and the peril of america and the globe as we are attempting the gods with continued fossil fuel extraction. jared: what we find here, these ghostly images of ship, storm, and smoke, are rendered not in black paint, but are. >> both paintings started as fields of tar. there are a couple ways i can approach a painting. one way is grab a big brush and begin making lines, gestures. the other is a subtractive method, coding a canvas with tar and removing tar with rags and looking for the shapes within. jared: all while wearing a gas mask. >> it is pretty toxic. jared: pretty great symbolism

exclusiva en el momento en que sus familiares recibieron los restos de él >> asiento el cuerpo de christopherasladando al joven el puente fronterizo (nombre extranjero) por encima del mismo lugar en donde se algo >> ahora él no tiene vida >> la familia tardó más de dos semanas se logra que el cuerpo llegara a houston para velarlo y también en volver a ver a su otra hija roxana de 16 años >> estoy aquí a vísperas y a minutos de recibir a mi hijo >> tras sobrevivir en el río estuvo en custodia con el gobierno >> mi princesa, te he extrañado tanto mi niña >> te amo mi amor >> te amo mucho >> la familia se acaba de reunificar la mamá todavía está entregando documentos a las autoridades todavía queda la tarea más complicada de contarle a su hija lo que le pasó su hermano christopher >> ya en casa nos dice que temía lo peor para su hermano porque ya mismo lucho por su propia vida y la de su prima >> el agua la corriente estaba muy fuerte nos separo, nos empezamos hogar hasta que salí de mi primo fueron contra mi hermano >> la familia buscaron una visa para entrar a los abuelos de san dura >> segund

christophe bertossi, very good to hear your thoughts. thank you very much.ort. almost 100,000 fans will fill london's wembley stadium later as it hosts one of the biggest all—british heavyweight bouts in history. tyson fury will defend his wbc heavyweight title against dillian whyte. it'll be fury�*s second defence of the title he won from deontay wilder in february 2020. earlier, we heard from jamie moore, former british, commonwealth and european boxing champion, now boxing trainer. he says whyte is definitely capable of beating tyson fury. he's more than capable of doing it. i think it'll be a very competitive fight. i don't think many people are giving him that much of a chance because tyson fury, over the last few years, has just been head and shoulders above everyone else. but i think it'll be much more competitive than people are expecting. tyson fury seems to have a lot of strings to his bow in terms of his style. generally, he uses his height and reach to his advantage and he is very mobile for the size of him. we've seen in his fight with deontay w

>> christopher wray: in effect, we have. we view this as combat posture, with respect to cyber activity. >> pelley: your orders are to help ukraine keep the lights on, keep the communications flowing, and keep their critical infrastructure from being taken down? >> wray: my instructions to our folks is to lean in, to lean forward, to be as helpful to them as we possibly can be to help them anticipate, prevent, defend, mitigate malicious russian cyber activity. >> pelley: has russia increased cyber-attacks on the united states since the ukraine invasion? >> wray: i'm not sure i would say they've increased it, but certainly they've continued what they've been doing for years. and the prospect of that becoming more destructive and more severe is something that we're keenly watching for. so, we're treating it as sort of combat tempo. we have a 24/7 cyber command post running, and we've had now for several weeks. we've been pushing out intelligence products to private companies and others. we've been pushing out technical informa

as you said, jankoous as you noted, christopher steel,. the u.s. government shouldn't be considering something like this because partisans obviously the political agendas are going to be running it. this will be weaponised just like everything else and everyone knows it and i guess it's supposed to distract from inflation, crime, border, what's going on as far as inflation and gas prices but no, this is what we're talking about now. it's an absolute joke except i think it's supposed to be serious. >> i think both of you very soon are coming our with your books. >> i'm looking forward to it. >> it's going to be in the fall, yeah. it should be note bide the way not only do you host a radio and a tv show, but now you're running cobra kai. >> that the longest running prime time show host sean, i haven't been anal to congratulate you. you really have withstood so much and shined thank you so much. >> i am -- >> for being a voice for so many people. >> for all of you and great people like you that come on the show and our audience loves you and to the au

. >> christopher leonard live on book notes plus.vailable now on the c-span apps or wherever you get your podcast. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. including media,. >> coming up a look at the war in ukraine. the federalist society house you can watch at 1 a.m. eastern. the ukrainian ambassador to the u.s. discusses the russian invasion of her country with the washington post. watch live this afternoon starting at 4 p.m. eastern on c-span. online at c-span.org, or full coverage on the free video have. >> this morning on "washington journal" president and ceo of the national urban lake talks about the organization's findings in its 2022 state of black america report. syndicated

. >> reporter: a quiet afternoon near boulder, colorado, when ryan christoph finds his then 16-year-olding on her chest and it's making some noise, but she's unconscious. >> okay. is she laying flat on her back? >> on her back, on her bed. >> listen carefully, i'm going to tell you how to do chest compressions. >> reporter: within minutes, sergeant david cohen with the lafayette colorado police department pulls up. >> i'm going to count with you, try and go with the pace i'm counting, okay? keep up with that pace if you can, okay? >> i think it might be him, hold on. up here! >> upstairs? >> yes! >> reporter: cohen sprinting up the stairs, into sofia's bedroom. >> what is her name? >> sofia. >> let me take over cpr. sir, has she used narcotics? >> reporter: sofia's father telling him, he doesn't think so, he only knows of her smoking a little weed. officer cohen's experience told him otherwise. >> 21, slight pulse, narcan administered. >> reporter: as the ambulance gets closer, the narcan kicks in. >> is she breathing? >> she's breathing, yes, sir. >> reporter: sofia had taken a percoce

christopher creek winery. we do think that mister foppoli's behavior has been predatory in nature for many years. >> and people turn a blind eye. people unable to it and people created him. there enough for him to do what he did. and as a result, a lot of people were harmed. so we're hoping to hold those people accountable. the complaints against police been across 20 years. the joint statement to kron 4 news. the women said, quote. >> today we're taking charge of seeking justice in the civil court as we approach the one-year anniversary of the beginning of this investigation for police is currently under investigation by the california attorney general's office with 9 women accusing him of assault. creo says that investigation could slow the process of this civil lawsuit because there is still an open pending criminal case and whether mister from hollywood exercise his right to not participate in a civil case. so we, you know, expect that the civil case could be delayed as a result, but we just don't know unt

our thanks to christoph for that.ke or is like in some of the areas that are under russian occupation. so that was simply fascinating. we do have breaking news, though, this morning. what could be a ukrainian air strike from helicopters over the border in russia. what happened? we'll give you the latest details about what could be an extraordinary attack, the first of its kind. thousands of hungry people trapped in besieged mariupol. russians are blocking aid from getting in and residents from getting out. mission control, we are go for launch. um, she's eating the rocket. ♪ lunchables! built to be eaten. allergies don't have to be scary. spraying flonase daily stops your body from overreacting to allergens all season long. psst! psst! flonase all good. is now a good time for a flare-up? enough, crohn's! for adults with moderate to severe crohn's or ulcerative colitis, stelara® can provide relief, and is the first approved medication to reduce inflammation on and below the surface of the intestine in uc. you, getting

he meets with architect christoph in hovan, he designed to proven to meet with him. unfortunately, mac, now about this, we don't jump right into it in the fall, but we take a look together and decide whether we could do it before the new leaves come in the spring. just, i'd like to look at it with you on site with it. i might inflicted some helps to pay, i have completed many projects together in an oven, and his architectural studio have focused on sustainable building since the $19.00 ninety's winning many awards. now he wants to shake up urban planning and how is bounded you when you build a house like this one, for example, when you're using up a piece of land and a piece of the earth, if you will. and you can think about the green mass that would be on the side as untouched forest. if you were to just leave it to its own devices for 50 years, the nation forces management. and so if we evaluate the ecological and social value of the nature that would otherwise be there, then we have to do something that compensates for us to and this does what, as long as it's li

that was christopher stokes. there with the doctors without borders. here's a look now at other developments related to this war, investigators from the united nations have documented the killing of nearly 50 civilians in the town of boucher near keith. they say russian troops executed some of the victims. ukrainian forces discovered mass graves in boucher following the withdrawal of russian units from the year. president modem is zalinski says that russia wants to hold an illegitimate referendum on independence in the south of ukraine. he's told residence in the occupied regions of his song and separate sia not to give their personal information to russian forces. the vote is seen as an attempt by moscow to legitimize its occupation crane. the leaders of britain in india have called for an immediate cease fire in ukraine prime ministers, boris johnson, endurance ramadi, made the appeal after talks and deli, today, 2 leaders assigned a new defense agreement to reduce india's reliance on russian weapons. tanks and artillery are not the only weapons ukra

christopher stokes is an emergency coordinator for doctors without borders in ukraine. he told me what the main challenges for ukraine's internally displaced population are. one of the issues that the, the, until the display people are facing right now. the lack of access to cache basically. so you've got a lot of people who are on the move and move from the east to the west using the savings and they're running out of money. and the situation is becoming checking for carriers. so that's one problem. the 2nd problem is just move, getting people out from the rules. so we've been focusing on medical evacuations, getting people out from the move from the hospitals because there are so many would . and they and the prisoners upon the very difficult to move the wounded out quickly enough to say, are you able to get emergency supplies to those occupied and besieged to areas? oh, very difficult. i was in come, i really run to the 30 kilometers from the front line and the east just a couple of days ago it's. it's a pretty tricky environment. it's very, i'm science, a lot of civ

that was f b i director christopher ray who was joining deputy attorney general lisa monica and attorney general manager garland with outlining some of via sanctions and actions that have been taken against russian oligarchs as they describe them to try to temper their spending and see some of their assets, want to go to our white house correspondent, kimberly hawk. it was quite a range of stuff fair. kimberly. but there seem to be fairly significant things that were talking about seizing assets and certain oligarchs also clumping down watch on a global dot net that christopher ray was just talking about and hitting a dot net server infection counter. yeah, i, you know, we can boil all of this down to simplify that. it really what this is, is the latest in a series of efforts by the u. s. government to disable the russian war machine to punish russia for its invasion of ukraine. and so what it is doing it is it is once again trying and coordination with g 7 nations and the european union working in lockstep, disabling the sort of ability to finance this war machine. and so this latest ro

christopher creek winery. we do think that mister behavior has been predatory in nature for many years. >>and people turn a blind eye. people enabled it and people created him arena for him to do what he did. and as a result, a lot of people are harmed. so we're hoping to hold those people accountable. the complaints against police been across 20 years. the joint statement to kron 4 news. the women said, quote. >>today we're taking charge of seeking justice in the civil court as we approach the one-year anniversary of the beginning of this investigation for police is currently under investigation by the california attorney general's office with 9 women accusing him of assault. korea says that investigation could slow the process of this civil lawsuit because there is still an open pending criminal case and whether mister from hollywood exercise his right to not participate in a civil case. so we, you know, expect that the case could be delayed as a result, but we just don't know until the answers they start en

christopher, thank you very much. christopher, thank you very much.ro. bringing you some breaking news now about will smith, the actor, hollywood's them academy's board of governors has banned the actor from any of its events, including the ask areas for ten years after he slapped presenter chris rock on stage at the academy award ceremony. in a letter, the academy president and ceo had said the 94th where meant to be a celebration of the many individuals in our community who did incredible work this past year. those moments were overshadowed by the unacceptable and harmful behaviour beside mr smith exhibit on stage. they continue during our telecast, we did not adequately address the situation in the room. for this, we are sorry. this was an opportunity for us to set an example for our guests, viewers and our academy family around the world. we fell short. that letter coming from the ceo of the academy. stay with us on bbc news. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: the first black woman to be voted onto the us supreme court says she's delighted t

that's been our call on qualcomm last several years the upgrade cycle is in effect. >> christopheringsve got three of the largest cloud providers, amazon, microsoft, and google reporting this week what could you hear from them that might make you feel better about some of the names, the chip names, that service their operations or on the flipside, making more cautious on them >> definitely, so when it comes down to cloud, it's all about capex. or how much they're spending, we're pretty positive on the cap xl if they were to say we're going to spend even more money building out the infrastructure, that would be positive on the other side, there's the enterprise if you look at the data center market in semiconductors, it's half cloud, like you mentioned, amazon spending money. enterprise, ie large corporations, large corporations talk about spending more money on infrastructure, that would be another positive for semiconductors. >> you also said you're concerned about the pc market, but where in the pc market, specifically, is it more the consumer end, versus enterprise? with some worker

christopher, so nice to have you this morning. ukrainian president -- great to have you.yor have both now invited the pope to visit the capital. how likely is it that he makes this trip? >> the pope told us reporters yesterday that it's on the table. you know, it's worth noting that he hasn't head at a timed from venturing into war-torn countries in the past, in 2015, he went to the central african republic, at a time when a lot of people were advising him against it. his m.o. is to be close to people who are suffering, so i think this is something very much in his heart and his mind, and if the logistics work out, i think we'll see the pope going to kyiv. >> what message do you think it would send to the international community at large if he did make such a visit? >> well, we saw, you know, just a few weeks ago when the european leaders went, the three presidents and prime ministers, that it was a real show of solidarity. and this is something that, you know, the pope is all about, the pope have encountered, the pope are being close to those who are in need. and so both

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christopher creek winery.onal children's charity known as active 2030. the suit alleges these businesses and charitable organizations profited from 4 polling luring women to events and we're aware for police misconduct but never investigated in there for enabled his behavior. the suit also alleges that many of these assaults happened during parties. christopher creek winery. we do think that mister behavior has been predatory in nature for many years. >> and people turn a blind eye. people enabled it and people created him. there enough for him to do what he did. and as a result, a lot of people were harmed. so we're hoping to hold those people accountable. the complaints against police been across 20 years in a joint statement to kron 4 news. the women said, quote. >> today we're taking charge of seeking justice in the civil court as we approach the one-year anniversary of the beginning of this investigation for police is currently under investigation by the california attorney general's office with 9 women a

okay, christopher phone book, founding partner of that be can economics. thank you. feel insights here today. my pleasure. the you and the committee on enforced disappearances is urging immediate action from mexico's government to address soaring rates of citizens, abducted with the knowledge and sometimes the help of state officials more than 96000 people have been registered as disappeared or missing since november. and well, upon reports now from mexico city, i to add a law report from the united nations is shining new light on the scale of mexico's crisis with enforce disappearances. citizens who were kidnapped and disappear without a trace, usually with the knowledge or collusion of authorities. organized crime has become a central traitor of disappearance in mexico with varying degrees of participation, a care cents or a mission by public servants. states. parties are directly responsible for enforcing appearances committee by public officials, but may also be accountable for his errand says committed by crimean organization. over the past 2 decades, disappeara

i represented cbs and christopher hitchens was writing for ""vanity fair"." and the actor sean penn was writing for "the nation." this started on hitchens and i were friends, we were with sean one night, and he was saying he could get us an interview with hugo chavez and fidel castro. and we said, great, do it. and, unfortunately, the next morning, i'm afraid sean -- now i have to live up to my word. was pushing sean on it. you said that we could do it and sean delivered. sean like hugo chavez. hitchens loathed him. i didn't know enough about him and i leaned towards not trusting him but i was willing to kind of see my gut on him. he was very funny, the biggest thing i learned from him was that revolution, the red was from the cincinnati reds baseball team. because, you know, the baseball players from venezuela, miguel cabrera, they're on and on. the reds were the team because the shortstop grew up near chavez and i was willing to give him a chance until i started interviewing him and he fell into full bore conspiracy mode. he said that the united states neve

christopher creek winery. we do think that mister behavior has been. >> predatory in nature for many years. and people turn a blind eye. people unable to it and people created them. there enough for him to do what he did. and as a result, a lot of people were harmed. so we're hoping to hold those people accountable. the complaints against police been across 20 years. the joint statement to kron 4 news. the women said, quote, today we're taking charge of seeking justice in the civil court. >> as we approach the one-year anniversary of the beginning of this investigation for police is currently under investigation by the california attorney general's office with 9 women accusing him of assault. korea says that investigation could slow the process of this civil lawsuit because there is still an open pending criminal case and whether mister from hollywood exercise his right to not participate in a civil case. so we, you know, expect that. >> case could be delayed as a result. but we just don't know until the answe

christopher creek winery.ehavior has been. >> predatory in nature for many years. and people turn a blind eye. people enabled it and people created him. there enough for him to do what he did. and as a result, a lot of people were harmed. so we're hoping to hold those people accountable. the complaints against police been across 20 years. the joint statement to kron 4 news. the women said, quote, today we're taking charge of seeking justice in the civil court. >> as we approach the one-year anniversary of the beginning of this investigation for police is currently under investigation by the california attorney general's office with 9 women accusing him of assault. korea says that investigation could slow the process of this civil lawsuit because there is still an open pending criminal case and whether mister from hollywood exercise his right to not participate in a civil case. so we, you know, expect that. >> case could be delayed as a result. but we just don't know until the answers common. they start engagin

very far after all, whether the buildings belong to russian. oligarchs is unclear. finance expert christoph cloud feather believes that the sanctions and russia can hardly be implemented in the real estate sector. since in berlin, as far as i know, no real estate has been frozen and affected by the sanctions at all in berlin. because we don't even know who owns these properties recently, and it will be in her. that's the case with 6 berlin, real estate companies, they in turn belong to 3 other companies that are registered in the british virgin islands. no information is being shared about who is behind these companies. berlin has been popular with russia investors for years. private individuals and companies have invested about 442000000 euros in real estate. here since 2011, germany has had a transparency register since 2018 companies are supposed to identify their true honor to this agency. but many still on follow through. authorities are helpless yamisha kind of early. we half know agencies that have the legal man. they detect the acid sac to sniff from out like a bloodhound. it's not

perkins coie hires fusion gps oppo research firm that hired christopher steele. oft creates a series documents now known as the dossier and the dossier is used. now the question is, is daum getting to the raw nerve or the intersection that matters here? and that is this was alld drummed upup by hillary and all spread out by her supportersow knowing none ofin it was verifid or verifiable. in other words, was it a lie, from the beginning? who knewne what when?id what did they know?ey when did they know it? that's the ultimate question. campaign lawyer for clinton, mr. sussmann went to the fbi with a story that the trump campaign was connected to a russian bank. they ask him, are you involved with the clinton campaign? he said no. so what do we know now that fusion gps was spreading disinformation about trump russia? we know that a lawyer for the clinton campaign went to the fbi to tell a lie to them t about a connection between trump and a bank in russia. ru and we now know that the carter page warrant was legally obtained because the steele dossier was a bunch oft

author christopher steele, by the way, that whole thing is debunked and guess what ? none of it was true . i guess she believed the storyw about in in moscow in the ritzar carltonlt all untrue. ultimately the bigger scandalge here is not brancowitz and a far left politics. it's the existence in a free country of a government disinformation board. our government does not get to w decide what opinions are permissible and that is simply not the american way. i i don't know. i would think maybe somebody over there read the first amendment, read the . nstitution it's up to we the people to fact check the government, not the other way around. now government has always been and will always be the biggest offender of misinformation and disinformation. and of course, for the past few years big tech has played a massive role. twitter has been arbitrarily banning conservatives throttling accounts. of course we have ban shadow banning blocking negativeem stories about democrats. they've been protecting democrats for years. but now elon musk, he's taken it over and he's really jus

shery: christopher -- tailor policy. shery: christopher waller.e continue to see the bond space really reacting with that rout continuing. the australian 10 year yield topping 3% for the first time since 2015. we are seeing the kiwi 10 year yield continuing to rise to that teen high end of hours, the 10 year yield here in the u.s., treasuries above to 75 for the first time since march of 2019. in various parts of the yield curve also starting to invert which really is signaling a potential recession to come. our next guest says not all recessions are made equal. let's discuss these market implications with the ceo of wealth wise financial. it is good to have you with us. are you pricing in a recession at this point? what would that mean for the equities space? >> while we do not see a recession in 2022, we have to look forward and say eventually, we will go into the next recession. as you were mentioning, not all recessions are alike. they don't have to be like 2008 which was somewhat catastrophic when it comes to equity prices. if we look back at

man panel is back, chris parents, christopher hahn and scott horton.or unsurprising? do you think ron klain has to explain? >> one, it not surprising. two, it is problematic and ron klain should have to explain but the legacy media has an interesting way book for how to treat a trump scandal and biden scandal. a trump scandal, every inference is given to the assumption trump did something nefarious. every question is viewed through the lens of trump doing something wrong. every biden scandal is immediately an assumption he did nothing wrong. every fact in question is the lens of course biden did nothing wrong. the problem is he should have to answer and we should have a legacy out there asking tough questions. unfortunately, they are more interested in protecting the president and progressive political agenda. kennedy: and the explanation from the washington post on the hundred biden laptop stories for two years, it just looked at and we had to verify everything. so who else was involved, chris hahn? one of the courses, i don't know. [laughter] >> i re

christopher, what are the backbench mp saying?which paper did so well to push forward and break— did so well to push forward and break at — did so well to push forward and break at the daily mirror is it goes to the _ break at the daily mirror is it goes to the heart of who boris johnson is. to the heart of who boris johnson is tory— to the heart of who boris johnson is. tory mps are looking around and saying. _ is. tory mps are looking around and saying here — is. tory mps are looking around and saying, here is a guy who was knocked — saying, here is a guy who was knocked really quite clear or explicit _ knocked really quite clear or explicit about whether he went to parties _ explicit about whether he went to parties or— explicit about whether he went to parties or not, his explanation in the commons yesterday was that he was not _ the commons yesterday was that he was not aware it was a party and of course, _ was not aware it was a party and of course, the — was not aware it was a party and of course, the problem he has got now

the names of the four astronauts that are now flying through space are -- in italy summit christopherdy of the european stays gnomic space station. a lot of italian media on hands. this is big news in italy when you have the second italian women in history to go fly up into space. so very big mission and it will be all about research my research, research and science and that's what these missions typically are. it is just a rewarding experience for all four. they have trained two years for this mission in houston at johnson space center. so everything is going great, the weather is perfect and they are on their way, back to you. >> carley: they are on their way. in less than 20 minutes to get to europe. i am hoping that next merger will be spacex delta one. >> who needs the concorde. we don't need the concorde anymore. >> carley: appreciate it. >> thank you. >> carley: you are very welcome. did you hear about this controversy jack brewer said joy reid completely humiliated the kids in his mentorship program after she called child abuse to stand next to a bill signing watch this. >> s

christopher christopher wray talked about this over the week end about violence against police and police five days. what is it like to be a police officer right now? >> it is a very, very difficult, difficult job. we've seen this before in the late '80's and early '90's. our justice system must work and right now it is not working. >> carley: paul digiacomo, thank you for joining us this morning. >> thank you very much. >> carley: you're welcome. covid relief money being used to pay for critical race theory programs. you heard that right. complete student loan forgiveness back on the table. how much will this cost you? >> todd: cheryl casone is here income. ♪ ♪ make way for the first-ever chevy silverado zr2. with multimatic shocks, rugged 33-inch tires, and front and rear electronic locking differentials. dude, this is awesome... but we should get back to work. ♪ ♪ this good? perfect. if you're gonna work remote... work remote. find new workspaces. find new roads. chevrolet. this is... ♪♪ this is iowa. we just haven't been properly introduced. say hello to the place where rolling hills

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what they report about shanghai is quite ignorant to the rear suffering of the people father and christopher in beijing relieved their for the time being. thank you so much for joining us to their ah, to not korea next, which testified. a new type of tactical guided weapon over the weekend. the state news agency said it was aimed at boosting the country's nuclear capabilities. chung ang released a pictures of leader kim jong own, observing the launch. it comes as the u. s. in south korea warn that the not that the north could be about to resume nuclear testing. and fears of this grew after came broke a self imposed moratorium on intercontinental ballistic missile testing. last month, gentlemen are for more on this from sir. all is young men kim. she's lead correspondent for n k news dot org, a news portal that reports exclusively on north korea. junglin. it's been called a tactical guided weapon. what more can you tell us about the threat that this poses? so the main issue was that they framed this as tactical, not strategic. and when they say tactical, you the technical guided weapon, they

wearing the badge shouldn't make you a target. >> geraldo: are you surprised, dana, that christophercops? >> dana: he is very reserved and doesn't do a lot of public things. but if you know him and you know his background, this guy is a law enforcement guy through and through from the beginning care prosecution. he was a prosecutor and u.s. attorney in atlanta and head of the criminal division after 9/11 and then he was -- he came back after he was asked, when president trump was there. there is the crime part of what they do and then there's the prevention, that's what that interview was supposed to be about, the cyber piece. what the democrats are starting to realize is this story is aggressively mainstream. they can't hide from it. it's not someone you can find in every local paper. democrats owned the -- will own the consequences of defunding the police. one of the consequences was reported by the national journal over the weekend. several blue state governors who thought they were going to have safe races are now in play for 2022. >> geraldo: because of violence? >> dana: becaus

christopher robin, the writer's son mind, named the toy after the london zoo's bear, bek, who arrivednada. the sun is slowly setting into the sunset. the acoustic radio operator is carefully watching the instruments to find shoals of saury in the ocean. no sonar. an almost impossible technique helps pinpoint the exact location. fishing in search of fish. he puts forward a naga antenna under the bottom and also looks spinning, so to speak, the antenna breaks through the jambs. we already then. we set the course on the jamb, we set either a trawl or a trap? when there are eyes under water, it is very good. kalinovka echo sounder found a large shoal of saury. on the deck and on the bridge, work began to boil, while luck smiles. you need to have time to set a trap and take as many fish as possible. time after time the fishermen lower and raise the heavy trap dog eric as a full member of the team takes an active part in the process. thousands of fish in the light of a red spotlight jump out of the water, raising millions of splashes, there are several tons of prey. the most beloved vector