if it were up to me, david sure's name would be bigger than mine, but this is the way -- david fisher's name would be bigger than mine, but this is the way it works. david would be smiling along with me and he may be watching now, he would be laughing along with us because we have talked about it and it absolutely in no way reflects where the size of the names ought to be. it is just sadly, as you point out accurately, i have a more recognizable name than does david, which is part of the reason why when i do discussions about the book, i try to make sure to go out of my way to highlight that these books do not happen without david fisher. host: cornelius is in alexandria, louisiana. caller: this is cornelius white. i watch you every night i news nation and you are right down the middle. that is why the right hates you and the left hates you, so you are right about that. you are not an extremist on either end. i he worked with b jim garrison, and he found the truth about the kanas he -- kennedy assassination. he has passed now and his son is still alive. but anyway, he would have been a

i will say that if it were up to me david fishers name would be bigger than mine. but, this is the way publicity works with books. david will be smelling along with me. he may be watching us right now. he would be laughing along with me as u.s. this question because we have talked about it. in absolutely no way reflects where the size of the names ought to be. it is just sadly as you point out accurately, i have a more recognizable name than does david. which is part of the reason why when i do discussions about the book i tried toy make sure to o out of my way to highlight that these books do not happen without david fisher. >> cornelius is down in alexandria, louisiana please go ahead with your question or comment for dan abrams. >> yes, i've got both peter. i love you dan abrams. i watch you every night on news nation. you are right down the middle that is why the right hates you and the left hates you. you are right about that. you are not an extremist on either end. i do not know if you ever heard of richard b burns before he was a great attorney here in alexan

you need to know about the architectural wonder of the world sample 20-23 with the light hand of david fisher boast not only the position of the owner of the tallest multi-storey building. in the uae there will be a rotating skyscraper house with floors that move will allow the owners of the apartment to wake up in the morning to the occasional sun, and in the evening to admire the sunsets for a changeable behind-the-scenes. even buildings make 360° rotations every 90 minutes. it is not only beautiful, but also technologically advanced, the 420 m high tower will become, in fact, the zero building will take on the function of a power plant and will be able to supply electricity to neighboring buildings. the starting price of dynamic apartments starts from 30 million dollars, the amount for living space in the architectural rubik's cube is probably justified. the main thing is that apartment owners are not circling. head what else interesting happened in the past 7 days? what events will not leave you without a mind and what you should definitely find out about, a special selection for you was

and i hope that was ingrained in me before morgan stanley, but i really learned it from dick fisher. davidperson that you almost fire, did he do that again? john: no. no one did it again. morgan stanley was doing really well and competing with goldman sachs. all of a sudden, we go into a recession, 2007, 2008. what happened was, what i remember from reading your book, you had a cash reserve anyone or to make sure you had a lot of cash, but people were afraid morgan stanley was going under. and so all of a sudden cash is going all the way down and at some point you say, maybe we are not going to make it. john: thank god for the japanese is all i can say. what i learned is it goes back to when morgan stanley would bring brokers and they had a training program and the japanese who came through the training program respected the culture of morgan stanley so when we were on the brink, they stepped up and gave us the money to stay in business. david: it turned out to be a good investment firm. after that happened, did you think of wall street learned any lessons? did you think this could happen

and i'd just like to quote this from from david hackett fishers that's the last actually paragraph of his great about about this great moment in american history he said much a recent historical writing has served us ill because in the late 20th century too many scholars tried to make the american past into record of crime and folly. to many have told us that we are captives our darker selves and helpless victims of our history. it isn't so and never was. the story of. washington's crossing tells us that americans, an earlier generation, were capable of acting in a higher spirit and. so are we. and so is dr. harry laver, who has himself a distinguished career as a historian. he's written about the art of command, edited a book and contribute to it on the art of command. from george washington to colin powell, he's written about kentucky the kentucky militia in the revolutionary and post-revolutionary era, very for this topic because of the importance of militias he's written about general grant and in his art of command. he's a wonderful historian at the command school at fort leavenw

fisher says all the market doom and gloom talk is done. a turnaround could be here. maybe we're seeing a little bit of it today. davidubenstein has the proof, shows private equity deals are coming back this year. what do the billionaire brainiacs see others do not? we'll ask them. ken fisher, david rubenstein are here, only here. so is new hampshire governor chris sununu. he has never been afraid to si in. g donald trump but now he is. inging ron desantis. the new hampshire primary is less than a year away. can you believe that? welcome, earning, i'm neil cavuto, including what is happening with technology stocks today. they're rip-roaring away. you will find our connell mcshane at the nasdaq market site following all of that. connell? >> reporter: neil it has been a theme here early in 2023. you come into work a big-name technology company announces it is cutting jobs. the stock price of the company then goes up. many times the rest of the tech sector or in stocks in it follow suit. today spotify an example of that. one of the best-known names in the modern music world. that stock has been a big gainer here at nasda

well, david hackett fisher proved in his book washington's crossing that it was quite the contrary. these are very professional soldiers. they're good fighters. they're discipline. and the point that was made in book and commentators on it that, we should see with dawn's work as well, is doesn't it make, the victory all the sweeter if you're you know if the person or the group that fighting is all that much better. why should we put them down. no. no. confirm that they were good, strong professionals. who knew their jobs, who fought. and then you're left with the question. then how the heck did these rebels win if they were so good and so, don is bringing that story of that good, strong, professional force as a front. and in this particular case, is talking about a professional army that has women followers with it who are assisting that army? so what i wanted to start with here with don is his title begins, killed, imprisoned struck by lightning. now, we're always taught try to go for a sexy title so that people will read the rest of it and you go, well, that's that seems qualify.

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david dooley never said anything about ripped pants to police. adding to the confusion, detectives spoke with thermo fisher employee joe seagert, who told them he talked with dooley that morning. >> according joe he made it a point to come over to him and say, hey, man, i had to go home because i ripped my pants. >> dooley was adamant he never said that to seagert and did not rip his pants today. but differing stories about why he came home placed the bull's eye squarely on david dooley's back. >> we started working on a search warrant for the residence and the truck. >> you execute those search warrants and you find bloody clothing. >> no bloody clothing. >> stuff taken from the crime scene that shouldn't be at his house? >> no. some kind of murder weapon? >> no. >> nobody close, no weapon, but david dooley was the only employee who left the warehouse on the morning michelle mockbee was killed. and they were witnesses contradicting dooley 's account of why he left that morning. on september 27th, 2012, the boone county sheriff's department made its move. david dooley was arrested, and charged with the mur

david halberstam the best and e brightest. bright shining liects secondhand time, tony lucas, common ground. rebecca west, bambnd gray falcon. k fisher the art of eating. >> well, to anyone who knows about food writing she sort of defined o it for a whole generation of americans. and iras have to say as escapism goes i highly recommend. stuart you are currently reading bill cohen'sur power failure and afterlife? >> that is a nobel prize winner in literature prints a great novel i'm reading from a book club. >> and peter baker is currently reading nicholas gage a lady? jon meacham and there was light about abraham lincoln. and getting ready to read john farrell's ted kennedy. mike, west virginia and thanks for holding your on with susan glasser and peter baker. please go ahead. >> caller: hello susan and peter. i grew up in the middle east and learn to be skeptical about state run tv so i listen to different news outlets, bbc, monte carlo, israel and others. i think the news media here cover what they want and don't cover what theyth want. i think msnbc covers certain stories they're very dark and they fox fabricate stories and makes

conviction there's just no conviction david, you come in and people say, well you know what, that number on friday was good. but this number is bad mary daly did this, but fisher did that have some conviction before you buy warner brothers discovery. >> well, as you point out, now you're just buying it on momentum -- that stock has gained a quarter of its market value in the last six trading days. >> was the only thing exciting about that championship last night that there was -- that bob iger was there >> bob iger was there. looking well as always >> hands on. four days a week >> yesterday reports mr. iger sent out a memo saying we expect to see you at disney if you're here four days a week in person because we're a collaborative company and a creative company and that requires collaboration. >> i agree with that personally, as you know. i'm not one of those who believes we're doing well by being home or working remotely there are a great many of employees out there who would disagree with that statement, jim, and you know that and they still have a lot of weightin the marketplace. mr. iger is telling them, hey, we expect you to be in four days a week because

david halberstam, the best and brightest. bright shining lie. svetlana, secondhand time. tony lucas, common ground. rebecca black lamb and grey falcon here and fisherrt is eating. >> guest: well, to anybody who knows about food writing, she sort of defined it for a whole generation of americans, and have to say like as escapism goes, i highly recommend it. >> host: and you aret. currently reading bill collins power failure, abdul, afterlife, afterlife. >> guest: that's the nobel prize winner in literature. it's a great novel i'm reading for my book club from peter baker is currently reading nicholas gage. jon meacham and there was light about abraham lincoln. and getting ready to read john farrell, ted kennedy. mike, virginia. thanks for holding. you on with susan glass and peter baker. please go ahead. >> caller: yeah, hello, peter, susan and peter. i grew up in the middle east and i learned to be skeptical about state-run tv, so listen to different news outlet, bbc, israel, other news media of the home country. just i think news media here cover what they want at the don't cover whatt they want. i think msnbc covers certain stories but they are d