who's the bernie sanders is now he seem like you might be familiar what happened here with jeremy corbin because of bernie sanders views about the. illegal occupation in palestine what what did you make of those accusations against a candidate you supported and what do you make of the control with the continuing now ben and jerrys in palestine. you know i believe you know i support israel i believe israel should exist i believe israel is making a huge mistake in terms of its treatment of palestinians. that does not make me an anti-semite. just like when when one in my country does. you know something that's wrong and i protested it doesn't make me. what it does doesn't say that i don't. no i don't support my country i support the united states but i think that they they make a lot of mistakes now it's important to note that we see ben and jerry's ice cream companies run by unilever now but it came from ben and jerry's something to the british home secretary boards johnson's own secretary an appeal from the ben and jerry's account to protect the human rights of refugees and so-called migr

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we also discussed the current political leadership of the labor party to its little tweeted jeremy corbin is superior in all ways to starmer will already says secure starman has made the labor party more credible who what more credible to whom we are to said how could assert defend labor class problems rosemary says labor has no chance of scotland and so they back independence and finally market back says really enjoying your show alex is a real insight into what's happening in politics south of the border very interesting times we live in the interest. and i retook perspective on the life of jimmy reed the man who led the work of a quite restored exactly almost half a century ago although never elected to parliament jimmied was the most influential and famous scottish socialist of his eda the best m.p. scotland never had alex in conversation with the author and journalist by making sense in addition to a new take by immigration culture new book and jimmy reed jimmy reed walking with history why that title. i think alex it simply sums up jimmy a man who what was history this has little fi

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then we find out part of the reason michael corbin had to leave was he declined to invest in platformsreated a 900 million loss. jane fraser will being energy to restructure. citigroup has disparate businesses around the world, she has been involved in many of those. she had a small tail in the water with announcing the -- with private banks. she's going to come in as a vibrant, new ceo that will change the culture that also know where all the issues and opportunities are. tom: waiting for the earnings here. jamie dimon, what is his strategy for 2021? kenneth: i think it is mostly toward getting a higher wallet share. tom: i am going to use that phrase this weekend with the kids -- "wallet share." francine: what are your thoughts on buyback? kenneth: the fed still has a restriction in terms of the first quarter on dividends and buybacks. they can do it but i would think the fed would come back this quarter to say you are free to follow the stress test guidelines. then we have the june stress test. i think they want to clear the path of the restrictions they put in december 18. it is al

originally purchased from george corbin washington, the president's grand nephew, the personal papers and diaries of the president as well as state papers from his administration were not transferred to the library of congress until 1904. as part of the library's institutional reorganization in 1897, the manuscript division was created to house important papers including those of former presidents after they came under the ownership of the federal government. and most important for our discussion today, the national archives and records administration was not created until 1934. prior to that time, each government agency or branch was responsible for keeping its own records and they weren't always stored in ideal conditions either. washington, d.c. had its historical society but the organization was in its infancy, founded in 1894 as the columbia historical society, its role at the time was to serve as he forum where its membered presented papers of historical research many of which were published in its journal. up until the late 20th century in the advent of census databases and onl

i'm billy corbin, documentary filmmaker, florida native, life long miamian and cofounder of the -- we're responsible for such documentaries as cooking cowboys, scare grouper, dogfight, broke, most recently screwball, now streaming on netflix, magic city hustle. and last shameless plug our latest 537 votes just premiered on hbo and now available on demand and on hbo max and i'm excited to have been asked to host this conversation with author nicholas griffin. a journalist and author of four nobels and three works of nonfunction. his writing has appeared in the times in the uk, financial times, foreign policy and other publications. his look back was short listed for awards in both the u.s. and the uk, and hely news book, be year of dangerous days "was rae individual by "the new york times" as utterly absorb, i concur, and more importantly, they wrote it's impossible to read griffin's timely and searing account without thinking about the implications for the current moment and nicholas, who lives in new york, with his wife and two children and 100-year-old dog is joining us live from there

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. >> another question i want to go first to you, h.r., from anthony from corbin university. what are the unforeseen consequences for an american strategy that desires to further boost military restrictions on japan so they can offset some chinese regional expansion in east asia? namely, the downside to emboldening japan to be a greater military actor in asia? >> i don't think so. i really feel now that japan is one of our strongest allies in terms of how we see our interests but also of course it's a thriving democracy and a free market economic system. they have their own challenges with the demographics and so forth but they will get through that. i think that the vision that japan has for the region has been immensely positive in terms of the free and open indo-pacific. they're on the side of sovereignty rather than servitude, and unlike most of the chinese investments, their investments have been beneficial to people in the region because you get returns on investments and they create lasting employment and so forth. i think japan has looked at quite favorably in the reg