brian sullivan is in davenport, iowa, with more for us brian?> reporter: i'm in davenport with dave. just walking by, big cnbc viewer, right? >> big time. >> reporter: big time. except lately because you bought snowflake and now you have no money left >> snowflake and alibaba >> reporter: it's all about energy, dave you know that. >> i bought chevron. >> reporter: there you go. >> the ceo mike wirth went to my high school. >> reporter: there's an investable reason. inflation changing the way you invest or handle your money, dave >> it's just making my money disappear more >> reporter: there we go dave, thank you. thank you for watching cnbc, my man. maybe i'll see you tonight hey, cnbc viewers all across the country. dave, the consumer, is the economy -- 75% of the economy is the consumer if the consumer starts to crack because of inflation, the economy starts to crack. if the economy starts to crack, the stock market starts to crack. oh, wait, that's already happened and that's what we're seeing by the way, oliver chen, i think nailed it in you

sanford writes -- his favorite cop is davenport. i have read so many john sanford books, i believe i know lucas davenport very well and i have been invested in his family and this is a book about lucas davenport's daughter, about halfway through it. so i will let you know how that works. the other one is i wanted to say jamie lee burke who has written about my other favorite cop, david robichaux in southern louisiana. i do not have a copy. i have never met james lee burke, i have never met john sanford, i would love to meet them, they are fabulous writer. lucas davenport should sometime actually meet david robichaux. david robichaux is a recovering alcoholic and actually goes -- some of his books go into aa meetings, that is how good they are. i think it is great fun. the other stuff, i enjoy steve forbes, who is a dear friend, longtime collaborator. his book on inflation is terrific. inflation is so very important. i wanted to say that brett bear wrote a book about u.s. grant. i had brett on my tv and radio shows. an excellent book

sanford writes -- his favorite cop is davenport. i have read so many john sanford books, i believe i know lucas davenport very well and i have been invested in his family and this is a book about lucas davenport's daughter, about halfway through it. so i will let you know how that works. the other one is i wanted to say jamie lee burke who has written about my other favorite cop, david robichaux in southern louisiana. i do not have a copy. i have never met james lee burke, i have never met john sanford, i would love to meet them, they are fabulous writer. lucas davenport should sometime actually meet david robichaux. david robichaux is a recovering alcoholic and actually goes -- some of his books go into aa meetings, that is how good they are. i think it is great fun. the other stuff, i enjoy steve forbes, who is a dear friend, longtime collaborator. his book on inflation is terrific. inflation is so very important. i wanted to say that brett bear wrote a book about u.s. grant. i had brett on my tv and radio shows. an excellent book

[applause] [applause] >> sabrail davenport, mother of fallen lieutenant jared lloyd. >> fallen secondieutenant jared lloyd of the spring valley, new york fire department repeatedly rushed into a burning nursing home to carry out elderly residents who couldn't get out in their wheelchairs and walkers. he and his team rescued all the residents. as the flames and gold the building, lieutenant lloyd ran back in one more time to make sure no more residents were trapped, sacrificing his life as the building collapsed and demonstrating heroic actions to protect innocent civilians. [applause] [applause] >> firefighters john colandro, michael rosero and chad titus. firefighters john colandro, michael rosero and chad titus of the stamford, connecticut fire department drove into freezing water in a blizzard to rescue two trapped occupants of a truck rapidly sinking below the water line. after rescuing one victim, the truck fully submerged, and facing strong offshore winds, the rescuers broke a glass window while underwater and successfully pulled the remaining passenger out to safety. all three

first let me thank our series sponsor davenport company not only for their support of tonight's lecture, but for the support they have provided for the program over the years. the davenport farm was our very first corporate sponsor and they have not only continued that support. but have been instrumental in securing additional benefactors as well. i cannot emphasize enough how much the generosity has meant to the development of our program? the university and its students as well as the larger fredericksburg community are deeply indebted to them for this. now speak of this evening, dr. steven j farnsworth received his ba in history from the university of missouri, kansas city and a ba in government from dartmouth. followed by both ma and phd degrees in government from georgetown university he worked for 10 years as a newspaper journalist, but before becoming a professor and has lectured widely on the news media the presidency and elections us and international audiences. a prolific scholar he has written seven books including presidential communication and character the nightly news nig

john henry al jazeera houston davenport's, his a retired neal police department, lieutenant and criminal justice. profess that he says, police practical is clear on how salvador i'm a should have been handled you since the 1st available officers in and their job is to introduce and neutralize the assailant as quickly as possible. this is not the time the weight. now there's been a level of ambiguity from the perspective of the public, a frazzled left police department that echoed the sentiment that they put out a statement that there was a barricaded. suspect that is completely bad. you have to focus on getting those children out of there as quickly as possible with the barricaded suspect that's when you introduce passage in golgi asian things to that effect. however, when you had an active shooter, that's when you come in and with the attempt to introduce and neutralize the shooter. and in my mind, that's what went wrong. i think that it's important to be as forthright as possible at the onset because it avails investigators to assess this in a much more expedited manner and get the res

davenport said, if we ever get a chance to do to that side what they have done to us, we should not do it. >> and we have never done it. >> we have never done it. >> we have never visited supreme court justice houses and things go our way. [applause] i would let it. all the people that showed up. the regular people showed up. it was always us against the elite. that is the way it has been for 40 plus years. us against the elite. warner of the things you will see in my opinions is that i never go after anybody personally. we are to conduct ourselves better than they conduct themselves. >> we will come to the side of the room. >> it really is good to beat me. [laughter] -- to be me. [laughter] >> are conservatives living up to that mantra? the issues that are deciding america's political disputes, the lack of civility. >> i think everybody, you can talk about every generalization. they have never trashed a supreme court nominee. he did not get a hearing but he was not trashed. it was a rule that joe biden ruled. that was not the rule before. i'm sure you could quibble, but you will not s

you give us an indication of what is going on in the united states actually today i'm flying to davenport, iowa. i'll talk about the mississippi river and get on one of your beloved mentioned tugboats >> reporter: hopefully it stays safe let's talk about the united states it is different here we are looking at the imports. you have imports wait time which is important the big story here is really not in the news in mainstream media. that's oakland the sea of red the reason why is because it is taking very, very long for the vessels to get into port and long for the rails to work look at l.a. of course, we know l.a. is a problem. the problem is the lack of railcars to pick up containers to get to the midland. all of this, of course, impacts new york and new jersey. you see there. that is increasing slightly because of the demand, if you will, of containers moving to the east coast >> you look at savannah and charleston they are green, green, green that's the story we understand. a lot of people going from the west coast and saying i'm not going to deal with it. a threat of a strike of long

intelligence and devotion to the award on the new frontier award we are so happy to have jasmine davenport here, who are the winners that he selected, and who have made us so proud. [applause] longtime library supporters also know that he continued the tradition of allowing me to introduce somebody in my family whom you already know. that's been one of my specialties for many years. i want to thank iran, whose chairmanship has steered us through the past few years and the director of the library, alan price commitment to president kennedy. you mean so much to our family. [applause] and i want to make sure it was said early a really wonderful thing has happened to the foundation, which is that rachel, who has been here for 15 years, and i know all the directors and chairs of the foundation would agree that most of the good things that happen here remade possible by rachel, even though no one ever saw her do all the work. and she has been outstanding leader. and a creative strategist. she joined the foundation as a toddler and now she is finally our executive director. and we couldn't be her

but still a substantial way to go and with me to assess the situation so far i am joined by matt davenporter bbc northern ireland political editor. he has covered some of the biggest moments here such as the ira ceasefire. what is your assessment of the count. 7 ceasefire. what is your assessment of the count- ?_ of the count. ? that pecking order ou have of the count. ? that pecking order you have given — of the count. ? that pecking order you have given will— of the count. ? that pecking order you have given will hold _ of the count. ? that pecking order you have given will hold now- of the count. ? that pecking order you have given will hold now for. of the count. ? that pecking order. you have given will hold now for the election is the seats come in. it is pretty clearly established sinn fein are probably going to be at the top party by a fair margin of the dup and the centre grand alliance party which rejects the traditional green— orange divide and wants to get on make northern ireland workers coming to is the third biggest party so you are within a historic context are thatis are w

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first let me thank our series sponsor davenport company not only for their support of tonight's lecture, but for the support theav

to also around davenport in santa cruz.e reporting green, which is good air quality, but it's hard to miss that haze in the air. it's pretty obvious here from our east bay hills camera good air quality tomorrow good to moderate friday through sunday. it's still safe to get outside live doppler 7 right now showing you the lack of clouds and fog as we check out those temperatures tomorrow. coming down not quite as hot as what we marion still got to 90 degrees in fairfield 61 and half. moon bay. the winds are coming up. the fire danger goes up in solano county and in our north and east bay hills now. friday temperatures are going to drop off a few more degrees 80s inland 60s coast. been similar perhaps a little bit warmer for the weekend the accuweather forecast does feature increasing fire danger the next two days and then those temperatures and the winds will come down over the weekend. we'll bring back the heat for those of you who like it nineties inland monday through wednesday. next week online dan. okay. thanks so much,

host: jeff is calling from davenport, iowa. caller: yes, can you hear me? host: go ahead, jack. caller: jonathan swift had an absurd suggestion in his essay "a modest suggestion." this two modest suggestionss. give tax breaks to people that want to buy bullet-proof vests so they can send their kids to school so they can go to school wearing bullet-proof vests. the second one is even more hideous, required dna testing and fingerprints so that medical people can identify the dead bodies of their children faster after they've been slaughtered. host: we would like to thank all of our callers, viewers, and social media callers for a great conversation. coming up next on washington journal, republican strategist brendan -- and bree maxwell discussed campaign 2022, biden presently can -- presidency, and the political news of the day. and later, discussing "the dancer and the devil" about the history of bio weapons used by russia and china. stick with us, we will be right back. announcer: tonight on q&a, author of "you don't belong here" tells a story of three women who reported on the

host: jeff is calling from davenport, iowa. caller: yes, can you hear me? host: go ahead, jack.aller: jonathan swift had an absurd suggestion in his essay "a modest suggestion." this two modest suggestionss. give tax breaks to people that want to buy bullet-proof vests so they can send their kids to school so they can go to school wearing bullet-proof vests. the second one is even more hideous, required dna testing and fingerprints so that medical people can identify the dead bodies of their children faster after they've been slaughtered. host: we would like to thank all of our callers, viewers, and social media callers for a great conversation. coming up next on washington journal, republican strategist brendan -- and bree maxwell discussed campaign 2022, biden presently can -- presidency, and the political news of the day. and later, discussing "the dancer and the devil" about the history of bio weapons used by russia and china. stick with us, we will be right back. announcer: tonight on q&a, author of "you don't belong here" tells a story of three women who reported on the vi

it is fitting that the track at davenport's brady street sta stadium, be named after him. i can think of no better man to receive such an honor to memorialize the legacy he left. i would also like to wish a joyous congratulations to lili and elaina on their graduation. congratulations. madam speaker, i yield back my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from virginia seek recognition? >> unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. >> madam speaker, i stand here today to recognize retired virginia police officer wally bunker. for nearly 22 years, wally served as the police lieutenant for the suffolk police department where he served in several different roles. now retired from the force and living in culpepper, he cannot access a key tax benefit to help pay for his health coverage. an issue that is shared by thousands of retired officers across the country. many officers retire early due to the high pressure demand