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right now, the profession is being trained at the corporate university of the city's transport complexssion of women to the work of a machinist has become possible thanks to the emergence of new modern trains in the capital's metro. moscow is the whole system here management. e changed. eh means e. all. it goes digitally and is also equipped with an on-board computer, and a driver. whether a man is already a woman, they can easily handle and see. and as the state of technical rolling stock, and everything that happens during operation. in the business world, more than 60% of the participants in the capital 's educational projects and mentoring programs are women, girls, both in moscow and in russia as a whole , they make up uh as an entrepreneur of the order, there 35-40%. this is a trend. she persists throughout. and for several years now. uh, that is, uh with a slight growth, but we see that this share is, uh, present , as it were, in the business environment of the capital. in honor of her , the woman named her business, but at first there were hundreds of baked pies at home in orde

a high-quality social package, including medical care, is provided by the corporate university. by the way, in the near future the head office will change its location to be in the center of production sites. penno understand what it is? to drink an apartment in the region where the main production activity is carried out eastern siberia east, yes, that's right, but the russian holding. across the country here uh from the caucasus to kamchatka uh, and, of course, from the point of view of time zones , in terms of equidistance , krasnoyarsk was chosen at the time, at the moment we have purchased a building in krasnoyarsk and at the moment we are doing uh, there are repairs and we are planning from moscow it will be to move to krasnoyarsk two thousand jobs will be partially hired by specialists on the spot, but many will be moved from moscow by their families. for this , a relocation program has been developed, including the provision of housing. told the meeting of the president with the head of rushydro in the lugansk direction of the special operation, russian drones with suspe

the package, including medical care, is the corporate university by the way, in the near future the heade will change its location in order to be in the center of production sites . we agreed that it is gradually clear that this is not a quick process, but still you will move your headquarters to the region where the main production activities are carried out. yes, this is eastern siberia or vladivostok, yes, that 's right, but the holding is russian, and it is spread throughout the country. here, from the caucasus to kamchatka , uh, and of course, in terms of time zones , in terms of equidistance , krasnoyarsk was chosen at the time. we purchased a building in krasnoyarsk and at the moment we are doing repairs there and we plan to move from moscow to krasnoyarsk , this will be about one and a half thousand jobs part of the specialists will be hired locally, but many will be transported. families from moscow have developed a relocation program for this, including the provision of housing. the monks of the kiev-pechersk lavra declared that they would remain faithful to the canonical ukrai

distribution information hub in our society is really at odds with their world view, whether it's corporations, universities, media, you name it, politicians, government, institutions, and they feel like desantis is the person who does more than just complain about it. he actually finishes the fights. i think that's the line of demarcation for him. everybody in this field can complain. i can finish it. >> i asked this to kirstjen, i wanted to ask you, scott, do you think these candidates know, do you think the world knows how to campaign against donald trump from a republican standpoint? because i mean, mhere we are al these years later and we're still talking about should ron desantis directly attack him or not? we have a whole field of defeated candidates, jeb bush among them, marco rubio, who tried all different ways and none of them worked. >> no, i think all the republicans from 2016 forward are like the will smith character in "i am legend kwtsz they're in the lab and testing all the serums out, and the rats keep dying. maybe, maybe ron desantis is the one to solve it, but we don't know yet. the theor

are there pockets of vulnerability in the corporate credit universe today? yes.hink those will be destine in a world where the marginal cost of funding stays higher for longer. to me, within the broader leveraged finance universe i would continue to draw a clear distinction between the high and bond market where i think fundamentals are strong, at least relative to the standards of the last couple decades, and the leverage loan market where the vast majority of borrowing is done on a floating reform. for the average issuer in the loan market, this is basically a new reality, a reality where interest expenses have risen quite dramatically and have not peaked yet in my opinion. at a time where reading the ability to offset the increase of stronger earnings growth is greatly limited because we have to remember the first condition to bring inflation down is to keep growth below trend. if you take that to the micro level, that probably means serious constraints on earnings growth at a time where you have to pay more to service your debt. katie: to your point, it sends

it happened first in universities and happened in corporate america. you couldn't escape it.ou went to work and forced to digest and indulge in this stuff and then you had covid lockdowns and conservatives being censored from social media. i can go on and on and then you have leaders of two parties joe biden or donald trump neither of which or whom inspire much confidence. current president can't get through a sentence without mucking it up. former president talking about baseball bats and riots, why would you be happy about the future? the country is yearning for a morning in america guy from either party. somebody like reagan, bill clinton for all his faults was talking about tomorrow and making it a better time. a positive message. we don't have that right now. if you don't have that, american psyche has been beaten up and kicked around and people will feel lousy about those values. it is just the way it is. i happen to think there are ways out of this. i happen to think when you talk to people get them out of the social media sphere where it's all screaming and yelling. >

labor market, many companies are now engaged in the fact that they even create their own corporate universitiesand learn. this applies not only to highly specialized workers. packaging production is taken here without experience. galina came to the starting position as a packer 3 years ago. today. she the shift supervisor is her subordinate. andrei generally got a job as a loader. i worked for 3 months in this position, the position of the operator was vacated. i decided to try myself together with a mentor, i was trained as an operator. and this is not the ceiling, ready to learn, you will grow like this is practiced in different areas. in addition, today there are completely new professions of a profession in which there are no people with the necessary work experience, respectively, a set of some skills, experience, knowledge , and education there. they can become your trump card, for example, working with marketplaces from assistance with documents before issuing cards, but what to indicate on the resume if there is no experience or a huge break, we’ll figure it out together with valentina,

corporation. we all see a parallel and that parallel eastern defense ministry of usa, the georgetown university, duran corporation of the strategies like brzezinski. they have all planning these for decades. and her to, to get russia a war ellie's front yard. do the war against of cravings that, that there has been a long time. oh, target and, and go down to crimean situation was a step board. you start this conflict here. certainly it was beautiful to see that the crime me a was not destroyed but, but in the same time, the people of eastern grade as it was planted, was driven to war against the west. western subordinate elements in grain. you mentioned the rand corporation that 2019 ran report also detailed ways to destabilize russia via its former soviet states. now, what other points of entry ah, could be possible for you as in beijing, though the plans were drawn up decades ago? do you think there could have some sort of role to play for ukraine and its allies in the current conflicts? yeah, i would leave docked, absorb george soros who has been on the main ponder off these o n g o groups which ha

banks make money is by taking the money from their depositors and lending it out to corporations, individual universities, municipalities, people who want it. so they take the money in and pay very little for it and then use that money to lend out to people who can pay higher rates of interest to them. and that spread between what they pay for the deposit and what they get from lending it out. is their profit that's the way backing works, and it's fine until people all want their money at the same time. and they can't get their money at the same time because it's not at the bank. and never was it the bank. it's the fiction of our fractional banking system, which usually works just fine until there's a stampede and everybody wants their money at the same time. what's the colon? thank you so much for breaking all of that down for us. that is william cohen joining us live from new york. thank you. thank you. facebook's parent company, meta says it plans to cut $10000.00 more jobs this year. it is the social media, john's 2nd run of math layouts. the past 5 months then eliminated 11000 jobs in november or ab

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corporation. it is like a lead independent director if you will. harvard, like the universityicago, like many of our significant universities in this country -- they are very important to the success of our country, and this it's important that these institutions thrive -- it is important that these institutions thrive. i find it very stimulating to try and be a good advisor and thought partner to the leadership of the university. david: some have suggested you would be a good candidate for united states senate over the presidency itself. have you ever thought of running for anything like that? penny: no, i don't think i would be a good politician. i think i'm a good leader and manager, but i'm not sure i would be a good politician. david: suppose somebody gets elected president who is a democrat and says i would like you to come back in government as secretary of treasury or secretary of state or something. would you go back in government? penny: i would never rule out serving my country, but i'm excited about what i'm doing today in business and philanthropy. david: suppose

corporate. by the way, the university will change its location in the near future in order to be in the center ofduction sites . and a fast process, but still you will move your headquarters to the region where the main the production idea is eastern siberia , the far east, yes, exactly, but the holding is russian. uh spread across the country. here , from the caucasus to kamchatka, uh, and of course, in terms of time zones, in terms of equidistance, krasnoyarsk was chosen at the time. we purchased a building in krasnoyarsk and at the moment we are doing repairs there and we are planning to move from moscow to krasnoyarsk , this will be about one and a half thousand jobs , some of the specialists will be hired on the spot, but many will be transported from moscow families. for this, a relocation program has been developed, including the provision of housing. why are you digging there? we are going to confer on him the title of righteous among the nations does not want to talk about it, how old were we then, 17. you can have a hotel in the family was one valuable, relic again into a single system

well, look here, let all the business of the corporation create its own school. uh, even their universitiesere they train personnel for themselves, do not all have to go to my the hypothesis that this is a threat univer there is a certain no, well, firstly, the university does not only make scientists. uh, the university is doing, well reproducing the tradition. once again, they must reproduce this system of people with higher education of some kind no, well, here, well, how can i tell you? well, what a tradition in our country , a certain thousand years, we live in a certain paradigm. yes, in general , a christian paradigm with a certain sense of territory there with a certain vision of the world with its own vision of the world other countries they live differently and uh, well, sort of a reproduction of this from uh, in one way or another with the addition of a bit of progress she s- naturally. today, they are not exactly the same as there about alexandria nevsky, yes, or there under ivan thunderstorms, but it seems that the wild vector is common , there is an observance of this vector,

in negotiations with foreign customers train personnel for future npps 18 flagship universities of the state corporationprovide such education, and also provide internships at leading russian nuclear enterprises. in the city of volgodonsk, our foreign students can visit the inside of a nuclear reactor, which is still under construction and is made up of various blocks. and our machine-building enterprise provides them with such an opportunity. and in the new one in voronezh, students can work on a simulator and a full-scale simulator of a nuclear power plant, try different nuclear modes stations. it is very interesting and informative for students. and most importantly, it will help them in their further professional activities in obninsk, we are implementing a number of programs in the field of nuclear medicine on simulators , they are trying to simulate the processes occurring at power units. first of all, these are different situations. in the republic, the construction of which may begin in the next few years. i am already learning here the second code. uh, i entered through the water bases, here is

gates as mike pompeo says it they are in fact inside gets of merck infiltrating academia universities, hollywood corporate america, and doing so while many conducting sinister moves producing chemicals for fentanyl what you are saying buying land creating drug farms what are we doing as a country, are to stop communist china from moving forward in all goals to overtake the united states as number one superpower. >> piece by piece do military work make sure that we have what is called hard power on this to be able to make it very clear we are united states of america we are not to be trifled with second thing economic issues every corporation in america, needs to look at bidens that is doing currently with china if supply chain comes from china to the united states know communist nation will at some point cut that off so they need to be attentive to that all strategies, all the logistics that they have china anywhere in that logisting i guess that is a major problem legal issues in the united states as you mentioned universitiesive spoken off often on cue confucius at universities many including my state p

ccp has been strategic about getting inside the gates of america, whether through the universities, hollywood, corporate america. >> how much of your savings would you give to china? maria: i would not give any of it. >> i rest my case, your honor. maria: i'm not tim cook or ray dalio. the ccp has goals to overtake the united states as the number one super power and the white house is doing nothing about it. >> i agree with you there. maria: the white house is doing nothing about i now they're on the currency, they want people to use the yuan. >> okay. maria: i understand your scepticism. >> i understand your point about it not being trusted. look at the block chain. >> i think the u.s. should dominate the crypto toe currency on a regulated basis. we could have a stabilized dollar if we regulated. you saw the moves, chinese trying to open licenses in hong kong. maria: binance. >> they're under investigation. i want to know who has $64 million in the token. are you going to let them bias et cetera like voyager out of bankruptcy. i don't think so. i think we have to be honest and ask people who owns the e

we have to fight if we see it in medicine or universities or corporations. you can't just say let it go because then we'll be living under an poppressive woke. >> reporter: a platform presenting himself as a doer, not a talker. >> there is no drama in our administration, there is no intrigue, they basically just sit back and say okay, what's the governor going to do next? >> reporter: that was a subtle yet unmistakable distinction with donald trump who visits iowa on monday. the 2024 republican campaign is intensifying with former south carolina governor nikki haley urging iowa voters to keep an open mind. >> whatever the polls tell you today that is not where the polls are going to be a year from now. >> reporter: but for many republicans, the florida governor stands as a beacon of hope for those who admire trump but eager to move on. >> i would love to have him as our next president. >> reporter: becky was among those eager to see desantis close up. >> president trump has been an amazing president but he alienates too many people with what he says. and i t

the walking dead and i think if one is just patient enough, you'll see these two parallel universes of corporate and real estate where refinancings simply can't take place in this market the way they might have in a more heavily supported market by the fed. >> so, josh, it's dom. i want to kind of hone in on that point there have been a lot of conversations that i've had, and i'm sure that are happening across wall street about the relativity of this particular crisis, if you want to call it that right now vis-a-vis what we saw in 2007-2008 leading up to the depths of the great financial crisis it doesn't seem like this is going to be one of those events. and it seems as though there's a playbook that's in effect right now from central banks, from administrations, executive branches everywhere. there's a playbook and they're saying this is the way, this is the new way that we will save it from crisis. is it going to work this time around and are people just going to not press on that downside like they have in the past. >> i think '08 was a whole other kettle of fish in '08 the financial institu

comies everywhere, eisenhower was a comy, every union, every university, every corporation was infiltrated with communists and they were controlling the u.s. government. so the republican party made its peace and spoke to them, encouraged that extremism, that paranoid view of the world as mccarthy did for many years in order to keep them as doners and volunteers. and you can go through it sdekade by decade in the 70s, it was the rise of the new right and religious right that propelled ronald reagan. and these include people who actually in groups that were led by people under god's law uksd kill homosexuals. and ronald reagan would embrace these organizations and they were a big part of his victory in 1980. throughout the 90s and 2000s, both bushes made deals with pat robertson and who was a paranoid conspiracy theorist who put out antismet yishg notions about who controlled the world and they said he was a great american and a patriot. you have newt gingrich dealing with militia groups in the 90s, the tea party and fox news and republicans embracing that, 2009-2010. so it all comes up to

pathologies o these people in any of these institutions we have to figh if we see it in medicine universities, or corporationsng to b living under and oppressiv woke-ocracy. we cannot let that happen. but >> woke-ocracy anyway, it's not clear if th governor's anti woke message will work nationally many of his ideas are already bein launched in the republican-led florida legislature it rolle out the 2023 agenda the bill include increased restrictions on speech, education, an bodily autonomy joining me now and miss nbc political analyst and democratic pollster for no amandi welcome back to the sunday show i'm sorry, i still hav woke-ocracy floating around in my head. it is weird. anyway - as the governor promotes his book on his national book to several controversial bills, i'm sure you know, have been proposed by republicans in florida including an extension of the don't say gay law eliminating college majors i gender studies, a six-week abortion ban and a proposal to allowed conceal carry without permit to name a few here's the question. do you think desantis's agenda will play well outside of th sunshine sta

let all business corporations create their own schools. uh, even their own universityone should go. my hypothesis is that this is a threat to univer. there is a certain no. well, firstly, the university does not only make scientists. uh, the university is doing, well reproduces the tradition. once again, they must reproduce this system of people with higher education of some kind no, well, here, well, how can i tell you? well, what a tradition in our country is certain for 1,000 years. we live in a certain paradigm. yes, in general, a christian paradigm with a certain sense of territory there with a certain vision of the world with their own vision of the world, other countries live differently and uh, well, like a reproduction of this from uh, in one way or another with the addition of a kerchinka of progress. she s- naturally. we're not exactly the same today somehow there about alexandria nevsky, yes, or there under ivan thunderstorms, but it seems that the wild vector is common, there is observance of this vector, it is important for higher education to do teachers

we have to fight if we see it in medicine on the universities or the corporations.t say let it go. because then we're going to be living in an oppressed woke-ocracy. our state is where woke goes to g die. >> we are going to go to the panel. >> i just hate watching him. he is spreading hatred and so many people are so afraid for kids who identify as trans, for themselves and lgbt people and people of color. it's so dangerous what he is doing. >> and people in florida seem to like it. people are flocking to florida, and -- >> we have a lot of people in this country who are filled with hate. filled with the fear that drives that, and the word woke, i hear that word and i see something c completely different. >> we talked about that. it means something different for everybody. i don't know if it's hatred. some people really like he is pushing back on the cultural changes. >> to talk about kids, to say let kids be kids and not let them talk about who they are, be who they are, it's despicable and he's using children, and it's horrible. coming from the republicans who are

if we see it in medicine or the universities or the corporation, you can't just say let it go. because then we're going to be living under an oppressive wokism. >> reporter: presenting himself as a doer, no the a talker. >> a leader is not captive to polls. we don't have any drama. it's just execution every single day. i'll buld the wall myself. i'll do it. let me at em. we'll get it done. >> reporter: that was a subtle distinction with donald trump, who visits iowa on monday. the 2024 republican campaign is intensifying with former south carolina governor nikki haley urging iowa voters to keep an open mind. >> whatever the polls tell you today, that's not where they are twoing to be a year from now. >> reporter: but the florida governor stands as a beacon of hope for those that admire trump but are eager to move on. becky was among those eager see ron desantis close up. >> president trump has been an amazing president, but he alienates too many people with what he says. and i think ron desantis is doing a good job appealing to americans. >> reporter: the florida governor on fr

. >> we've got to fight if we see it in medicine or the universities or the corporations.'t just say let it go, because then we're going to be living under an oppressive woke-ocracy. >> reporter: presenting himself as a doer, not a talker. >> a leader is not captive to polls. we don't have palace intrigue. we don't have any drama. it's just execution every single d day. i'll build the wall myself. we'll get it done. >> reporter: that was a subtle but unmista takable jab at dona trump. former south carolina governor nikki haley is urging iowa voters to keep an open mind. >> whatever the polls are telling you today, that is not where the polls are going to be a year ago. >> reporter: for many republicans, the florida governor stands as a beacon of hope for those who admire trump but are eager to move on. >> president trump has been an amazing president, but he alienates too many people with what he says. i think governor desantis is doing a good job appealing to americans. >> reporter: the florida governor on friday was met with an enthusiastic response from iowa republicans

. >> we have to fight if we see it in medicine or the universities or the corporations.ou can't just say let it go because then we'll be living under an oppressive woke. >> reporter: and presenting himself as a doer, not a talker. >> a leader is not captive to polls. we don't have palace intrigue, we don't have any drama, it is just execution every single day. i'll build the wall myself, i'll do it, we'll get it done. >> reporter: a settle yet unmistakable distinction with donald trump who visits iowa on monday. the 2024 republican campaign is intensifying with nikki haley urging iowa voters to keep an open mind. >> whatever the polls tell you today, that is not where the polls are going to be a year from now. >> reporter: but for many republicans, the florida governor stands as a beacon of help hope for those who had mire trump but eager to move on. becky was eager to see desantis. >> trump was a great president but he alienates too much with what he says. governor desantis is doing a good job appealing to americans. >> reporter: and the florida governor was met with an

we have to fight if we see it in medicine or the universities or the corporations.o because then we are going to be living under an oppressive woke autocracy. >> we will never surrender to the woke mob. our state is where woke goes to die. >> it has already began. they are in iowa. let me start with you. you just heard governor desantis leaning hard into the culture wars. his so-called i guess war on woke is the phrase he used there in iowa. i gues s it looks like he is running. >> yeah. it certainly looks like he is running. a lot of republicans already got behind him even though he hasn't declared. the donor class loves him and fox news loves him, but i just wonder. he viewed the reporting about him and this is a guy who struggles with charisma and connecting with the voters. i just have never seen him elected for president appear for sure though they are all in. the other thing that i think is particularly strange is that i am just not convinced the woke mind virus is the thing. i do not see how the swing voters care about a woke mind virus. i do not even know wh

we've got to fight if we see it in medicine or the universities or the corporations.st say let it go. because then we are going to be living under an oppressive woke. >> will never ever sooner to the woke mob. our state is were woke goes to die. >> today to santos expand on that theme suggested the collapse of stb in california sort of route you are up the coast is because of its emphasis on diversity, equity and inclusion programs. at least desantis is being consistent on this. this is something he had just about every day. >> look, that's a 22nd encapsulation the fundamental but he is placing as he moves toward potential candidacy he's betting the republican electorate wants trump -ism without trump. once an unrelenting cultural warrior who was fighting what they perceive as the left across all these fronts is not simultaneously facing potential charges for paying off a pouring star. he may be right that is the mix the formula that can win a republican primary. but there is the risk he is going so far and a direction of igniting these culture wars and betraying hims

if we see it in medicine or the universities or the corporations. you can't just say let it go because then we're going to be living under an oppressive woke-ocracy. >> we will never surrender to the woke move. our state is where woke goes to guy. >> is that a broad enough message to win an election either general or primary? >> for the primary it could be. and whether it translates, how he pivots or as a general election nominee, that is obviously yet to be seen. but i do think you do see how quickly his message has resonated with iowa voters. i was looking at headlines from the local papers, you have him exciting the crowd and voters eager to meet him and get to know more about him and i think what we need to focus on are the republican primary voters who do seem to be, while they still do leek trump, are ready to move on because you do see voters looking more at electability and thinking donald trump could not win another national election again so you're looking at primary voters and i'm also fascinated by the elected officials are getting on bo

. >> we've got to fight if we see it in medicine or the universities or the corporations.cause then we're going to be living under an oppressive woke-ocracy. >> reporter: holding up his record is a blueprint for a national platform and presenting himself as a doer, not a talker. >> we don't have palace intrigue, we don't have any drama. it's just execution every single day. i'll build the wall myself. i'll do it. just let me at em. we'll get it done. >> reporter: that was a subtle yet unmistakable distinction with donald trump who visits iowa on monday. the 2024 republican campaign is intensifying, with former south carolina governor nikki haley urging iowa voters to keep an open mind. >> whatever the polls tell you today, that is not where the polls are gone withab a year from now. >> reporter: but for many republicans, the florida governor stands as a beacon of hope for those who admire trump but are eager to move octn. >> reporter: becky was among those eager to see desantis close up. >> president trump has been an amazing president, but he alienates too many people wit

so we've got to fight if we see it in medicine or the universities or the corporations you can't justt go because then we're going to be living under an oppressive woke-ocracy. >> seth: oof well that just rolls off the tongue pretty sure saying that gives you strep throat the only way this makes sense is if it's a ploy by desantis to come up with a new word that such a mouthful donald trump can't pronounce it and then melts down in the debate "you know ron, he likes to talk about the woke-ocracy -- i mean, the -- look, folks, we're living in wakanda. we have to admit it. [ laughter ] we're living in wakanda, and if we're not careful, it's going to be wakanda forever." desantis' obsession with battling wokeness has made him a subject of softball interviews on fox news. on monday, he did an interview with fox host brian kilmeade where they had a catch at a baseball field >> we're on a baseball field you had a busy day but you wanted to come to this field because it means so much to you, obviously. even though i'm a soccer player, do you have time for a catch >> let's do it >> all right

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ensure that the left's not able to impose their agenda on them through corporate america or through bureaucracies and universities is about who governs the state of florida. i think they thought for the last 60 years they called the shots. well, there's a new sheriff in town and we call the shots and i made that very clear. maria: yeah, i was talking to someone from florida yesterday and they said there's 67 counties in florida and we joked that disney was the 68th . they had that much power. >> they controlled 44 square miles of territory since the late '60s. no transparency, no accountability, except from laws, had massive tax breaks and it's like, you know, that's not good policy to do that. i've got other businesses and individuals that are participating in the economy, but especially, you know, when you're going to advocate against core policies of our state like the rights of parent parents anl being of children and we ended self-governing status in the of florida and that was the right thing to do. maria: governor, you made a stop in iowa this weekend. how was it? was this the first indication that you are