and so again, dick said, take it out.ember that so clearly because i understood what it meant, and as karl is saying, my goodness, you have a military aircraft shooting down a passenger airliner. it's a -- i don't think it's a close ethical decision because if that airliner had gone down in the white house or -- >> these is flight 193. >> i'm sorry, karl. that's exactly right. instead they went down in shanksville because the people were very brave. >> not to dwell too much on that but the -- as we came back into washington that night, the president finally at the end of the briefing in nebraska, said i'm coming back to washington. they said, mr. president, please don't come. we don't know, blah blah blah, and he said, no, i'm coming back. the nation needs to hear me from the oval office, not some bunker under the nebraska prairie and i intend to sleep any own ped today which was semi jocular. we went back to washington and worked on the speech he was going to give. and 30 minutes outside of washington, he said i'm going

dick fuld. hi my name is dick fuld the chairman and chief executive officer of lehman brothers now's a terrific time to be joining lehman brothers i've been here 30 years and i can't think of a better time for you to take part in changes in opportunities that are going on. spectator you get food what would be the 1st thing that interests him money. a person who was viewed as a lion on wall street i believe that in the year 2008 the very year of the bankruptcy was named by forbes as one of the top 10 executives in the country. they call them the gorilla and i think they call them that for a reason he was brusque borish take no prisoners kind of guy you know run through a wall for lehman brothers. hypercompetitive. stick. squeeze some of those shorts squeeze him hard. not that i want to hurt him. don't get that please because that's just not who i am . soft i'm lovable but what i really want to do is i want to reach in ripped out their heart and eat it before they die the man who lost them and bro

i had to read "the moby dick" you might herman melville, remember that one? >> yeah, of course it's about 570 pages and someone like me you sort of skim it, but every once in a while you get to a page that seems important so you bookmark it, you know what i'm talking about? someone like you that has the highlighters >> no, i didn't defile the books. >> fair enough i defiled, but today's one of the days you want to bookmark and it's for a number of reasons and i have no idea yet market reversed today, but the market reversed today and look at three stocks in particular look at the move in apple and look where apple traded up to. look at the previous high sort of mid to late jan and early february and then look at the reversal look at facebook, very similar and also look at microsoft look where all three traded up to today and look at how they reversed on pretty significant volume i mentioned it because, look, tomorrow they could all go ratcheting higher and we'll take the book that we bookmark and we'll flip it back over, but they can also keep going the way t

illinois democrat senator dick durbin says congress should focus on establishing stronger protections for workers i wish this hearing was entitled why has our government failed to produce science-based standards of worker safety do support strong uniform standards union leader anthony perone says more than 160 meat processing workers have died from infections and the federal government must do more. >>in washington raquel martin. >>the university of california wants to end the use of the s a t and the a c tests as admission requirements. now instead she wants a homegrown test. janet napolitano is recommended suspending the standardized testing until 2024 and then having a new test ready by 2025 education activists have long claimed the test put poor and minority students at a disadvantage and a decision could come as early as next week. coming up this morning, a group of researchers at ucsf are working to find out how covid-19 could affect the

dick's and yet tirt two big beneficiaries. thanks for joining me today. >> yes. >>> that does it for the exchange, i'll catch you on the flip side with "power lunch." tyler. >> thank you very much. we will see you over here, though not literally in the kitchen. i'm tyler imagine thmathson. stocks are holding on to gains after yesterday's big rally. dow support 250 points, but the nasdaq off by a third of a percent. and all of this is playing out, financials leading the market while technology takes a term as the worst performer for a change. and we're awaiting details from de

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we have two major lawmakers ahead, first nancy pelosi and dick durbin, the number two them a credit in the senate. they will both be joining us. we want to get a check of the markets. i looked at the speech -- the screen and strike -- and it strikes me that speakers -- that investors are in the mood to buy. abigail: that was a theme last year. a risk on tone despite the dismal jobs data. a disconnect between main street and wall street. 1.8% and on pace for its best day in about two weeks. oil is trading higher, storing up 6.5% over the last six or seven days. a risk on mood and the fangs -- faangs are lagging a little bit. sockof course is momentum -- that of course is the momentum behind this rally. rally seems to be fading, and another interesting piece, we have the canadian dollar soaring against the u.s. dollar with the oil rally. you were mentioning that everything is rallying, and that is true too for bonds. the two year yield carving out a record low and that tells you that bonds are rallying in a big way. while stocks are rallying you have investors going towards the bonds, su

yeah, they were doing that >> seth: what about mopey dick >> oh, come on mopey -- moby dick is a book -- you're not getting none and your life - overeels as though your life is you can't tap no ass and your dick is moping [ laughter ] mopey dick not moby, mopey. >> seth: you do something for a lot of your friends, which is like a message in a bottle but it's something different larry is actually coming on the show on thursday so you had an idea you could maybe do this. >> i do a thing with all my friends, it's called message for that ass [ laughter ] >> seth: message for that ass. [ laughter ] >> it's kind of like putting a -- like i said, it's kind of like putting a message in a bottle, but you put it in a sofa, you know in a doctor's office somewhere >> seth: yeah. >> you know, or in someone's house, when they leave the room, get coffee, you stuff a little note inside the sofa, you know, or you put it in the kid's backpack, or something like that it's just -- it's just a way of touching base with people, and letting them know you care about them >> seth: right [ lauger ] >> now this

dick wilkerson came out and supported me in this race.in is here in south carolina, and dick wilkerson was zeus — it is having zeus come on your side and saying, you know what, jamie, you are going to win this race, and that is why we know we're going to do it. well, zeus is kind of a cool guy to have on your side but, rather more important is having all the bernie sanders supporters on your side, at least, maybe not so much in south carolina, but certainly across the country. the democratic party is not going to take back the white house unless all of those leftists and progressives within the democratic party meet common cause withjoe biden and people like you, a well—known centrist, but the progressives look at the biden agenda right now, they see very little, to quote some of them, that is different, frankly, from donald trump. why are the sanders people coming over to you in november? this is what i've been telling folks across south carolina, and the message that i've relayed to vice president biden, in the end of the day, this is n

dick cheney had been listening. as we are walking out of the room he says to me.that's m mike bush calls the answer is really good today, back on the road, he was there for six or seven hours a minute with the vice president and then left again. calls me that night about 10:00 and says really good today. you outlined ten serious political problems to figure out what you are going to do because i'm going with cheney. [laughter] >> he said your job is politics so these are all political problems. figure out what you are going to do about them. my job is to figure out who would be the best partner in the oval office he did something terrible happened, who would the country have confidence in and that is dick cheney and i'm going with them. don't tell anybody that i've made the decision or i will tell you. [laughter] could figurbut figure out what e going to do and in a couple of days i want you to be repaired to tell me how we can prepare for each of these eventualities. and it was a testament to her husband. >> i just want to add we are out of time. he was the other

dick wilkerson came out and supported me in this race. is here in south carolina, and dick wilkerson was zeus — it is having zeus come on your side and saying, you know what, jaime, you are going to win this race, and that is why we know we're going to do it. well, zeus is kind of a cool guy to have on your side but, rather more important is having all the bernie sanders supporters on your side, at least, maybe not so much in south carolina, but certainly across the country. the democratic party is not going to take back the white house unless all of those leftists and progressives within the democratic party meet common cause withjoe biden and people like you, a well—known centrist, but the progressives look at the biden agenda right now, they see very little, to quote some of them, that is different, frankly, from donald trump. why are the sanders people coming over to you in november? this is what i've been telling folks across south carolina, and the message that i've relayed to vice president biden, in the end of the day, this is not

dick wilkinson came out and supported me in this race. that isa and supported me in this race.think of mount olympus, thatis equivalent, think of mount olympus, that is what michelin is here and dick wilkinson is zeus and for him to say you are going to win this race, that is why we we're going to do it. as this is a great figure. the democratic party is not going to ta ke the democratic party is not going to take back the white house unless all of those leftists and progressives within the democratic party meet common cause with joe within the democratic party meet common cause withjoe biden and people like you, a well—known centrists but the progressive look at the joe biden centrists but the progressive look at thejoe biden agenda and see very little, to quote some of them, that is different, frankly, from donald trump. why are the bernie sanders people coming over to you in november? this is what i've been telling folks across south carolina. at the end of the day, this is not about progress versus republicans, progressive versus conservatives it is about what is right vers

dick the ship was that it had a lot of friends a church that brought us us and made in brazil and he's staying for us and begin of the apes picked up the ship finish was supposed to go back and does want to have our kids in france or have one child with that the has down's syndrome and if raised 2 to 4 head take up the kids in france are so good so well but bad that in brazil not that we take a decision to stay because our son and we love the frappes is a call to that to receive us so well we are also french and that after that we started to split our life between brazil and france and we're out of that to have proof of the. best yasar gado returned to brazil to recover and to help the nature he grew up with recover. and also to document the vital importance of the natural environment ultimately this is what led him to what might be his most ambitious project ever his epic series genesis. the project took sebastiano saw gado to pristine corners of the world visiting indigenous tribes whose way of life is still traditional. capturing human communities. landscapes. and wildlife in his si

to dick's journey is not over yet the united states approved his asylum application a few weeks ago. his wife and their 2 children will be resettled in the midwest a 2nd new beginning. something hundreds of thousands of others in malaysia can only dream about many refugees here feel abandoned by the government without an official status and opportunities they have been silenced and marginalized. the average malaysian will live life and never meet a refugee and so why should a refugee matter to them how is this going to affect their life how do we tell that story of what it means to be a refugee the fact that is anyone can be a refugee it's not a function of your wealth your education and privilege anyone can be a refugee just like that and so what then what role do you play when you're in a position where you are born into a state country where you don't have conflict and war how can you then lend a hand to someone else in need. with her future school deborah henry has made it possible for $400.00 refugee children to receive an education and she will continue to fight for refugee rig

. >> dick was on the destroyer and he saw the raising of the flag on iwojima. >> i'm dick donald, i was first class sonar man. our ship was damaged the night before the calm causy attack, the last aircraft carrier in the world was sunk alongside our ship and we had to limp into iwojima and put the bomb on the beach and watching those marines with those flame throwers mopping up those tunnels. the navy and marines never did get along well, it was always a fight, but i learned to love the marines on that day. and suddenly the brightest -- brightest sun, up goes that flag. i was 19 at the time. and for the first time my 5th invasion, i have seven all together, it hit me why we kids were willing to die for that magnificent flag. and we did. and we did. two-thirds of us never left the island. two-thirds. only two guys from the flag raising walked off that island. >> thank you, gentlemen. thank you for coming to visit us today. >> you're watching a special edition of american history tv, airing weekdays. tonight beginning at 8:00 p.m. eastern it's world war ii oral histories. in early 1945 th

>>businesses like the one right behind me i dick's sporting goods they reopen this morning, they have employees inside despite opening this morning there are some changes that you need to know look at that one. 2, 3, it is curbside only you have to order online hit a tab on say your app or on their website. they will come out. drop it in your trunk no-contact everything's already been paid for and then you could be on your way hopefully you're safe there safe as well that some of the requirements for face 2. the reason why the other counties, the 6 other counties, including alameda county and san francisco not reopenings because they did not meet certain criteria laid out by governor gavin newsome plus the mayors in those cities. they felt they were not ready just yet. take a look at your screen. these are the counties that are ready to run this morning as far as opening their doors after being closed for 7 weeks. solano sonoma county and napa counties those 3 are often running this morning because they need the income for their businesses and the employees they would like to get inco

we mourn seven heroes -- michael smith, dick scobee, judith resnick, ronald mcnair, ellison onizuka, gregory jarvis, and christa mcauliffe. we mourn their loss as a nation together. robert: christa enjoyed teaching very much like i think most of us who were selected in the teacher in space program. we were all enthusiastic about educating our students and developing in them a real thirst for knowledge. christa was originally from framingham, massachusetts, and she was a social studies teacher who had conquered high school for several years before the teacher in space program got announced. and the opportunity to fly in space and do something unique in education and to teach students all over the world, the excitement of space exploration appealed to her as it did to me, as a science teacher. the opportunity to fly in space. president reagan: today i am directing nasa to begin a search in all of our elementary and secondary schools and to choose as the first citizen passenger in the history of our space program one of america's finest, a teacher. robert: the teacher in space program w

in iowa, dick clark, not the musician, but dick clark was the incumbent democratic senator. and down in iowa, going into the election, no poll showed clark behind -- i'm sorry. no poll showed clark ahead by fewer than 10% going into the final days of that senate election. what happens in both iowa and minnesota is that pro-lifers, roman catholics, picketed -- i'm sorry, leafletted church parking lots on the sunday before the election. in iowa, dick clark loses re-election to roger jepson, a pro-life republican. and in minnesota, pro-life republicans capture all three of those elections. the governorship and both senate seats. all of them on a pro-life campaign. when i was doing research at the university of wyoming in laramie which for some reason is where paul's papers are and correspondents, the correspondents fairly crackles with excitement when the results of the 1978 bi-election comes in. he knows he has his issue that is going to galvanize this new movement of the religious right. and, in fact, he uses that to full advantage in the 1980 election which, of course, goes

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was sweating and the president was sweating and finally dick said, okay, i'll do it. >> he never held my bluntness against me either. he could not have been a better kole league and a better mentor. >> i'm terribly senior that we're out of time. hope you agree this is a terrific opportunity to hear from our -- >> it was fun, karl. association you're watching booktv on c-span2. with top nonfiction books and awe authorized eave weekend. booktv, television for serious readers. [inaudible discussion] >> hello. i'd like to welcome y'all here to politics and prose. my name is allen watke and i'm then events staff here where we host klose to a thousand author events a year at three locations. for everything confirm you can go to the website at politics -- prose.com or pick up a monthly printed calendar. before we get started i'd like to ask everyone to please silence your cellphones so not to disrupt the event. and when we get to the q & a, if you could line up at themake crow phone at the pillar lat would be great because we're audio recording and c-span for booktv is filming as well. so we

well it was a big day for fans of spice travel as for the 1st time in nearly a dick i did merican astronauts have been propelled into space by an american built the 9 rocket built by spy 6 the crew dragon capsule is as we speak carrying 2 passengers to the international space station. 8. that. all of. you or your it should. be either barrick. one alpha. poppy. it was proposed. at 3 22 pm on saturday a lawn musk's space x. launched 2 nasa astronauts into orbit and a falcon 9 rocket from the kennedy space center. u.s. president donald trump and vice president mike pence watched from the ground saturday's liftoff was the 2nd attempt after bad weather thwarted the mission originally scheduled for wednesday but i think any one of you would say that was an inspiration to see what we just saw that gene use the money that the even the economy has grown this what this is it's your economy is incredible right this is incredible. real talent real genius nobody does it like us so it's great to have this whole program back and it's just the beginning it's just the beginning we have many more things to co

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to dick's and only make. it was a sensational discovery that electrified more than the art world the case made headlines across the globe. that father had to plant was a major artery there during north sea germany's occupation of france during world war 2 the artworks seized from his property were quickly suspected of being stolen from jewish owners or bought for drastically deflated prices. where did these paintings come from and to whom did they belong. the center for lost cultural assets in monte borg has spent 8 years trying to solve myriad mysteries. the german government says determining provenance is extremely urgent does one steve phillips and clauson only face a possibly endless task ladies and gentleman and we owe it to those deprived of their property and their rights to complete it so it is. and so is it an endless task and only 14 of the works found in the stolen bounty have been handed to descendants of the original owners the most spectacular case was 2 writers on the beach by max lieberman whi

dick cheney's cardiologist. would you approve him of taking this drug if you were his doctor? >> what i should say with absolute certainty is no. it's unproven. having been there, it's not such an easy decision. the white house has the ability to take away the risk. if i tell you you have a therapy with no risk but maybe upside and you're worried the president will get the virus and could die from it. now you see what the doctor writes in the note. it doesn't weigh as bad as it does for the public. the public doesn't have what the president has. so there's no confusion, the public should not take post exposure proef prof lax sis until we have date to to to prove it's safe and effective. the rules don't apply to the president. history of treating the president, vice president differently. after 9/11, the president and vice president were vaccinated for anthrax. the public wasn't. they were treated with antibiotics to prevent botulism and plague. this all sort of road under the radar. we wrote about it in a book a few years ago. healthcare is different for the president and vice

and the choir chose this space deliberately for its unusual shape but also for its superb because dick's. the pierre boulez opened in the spring of 2017 designed by franco garry and built at the back of the don't you open one of berlin's 3 opera houses it's the home turf of daniel barenboim saeed academy. the berlin radio choir is used to performing in unusual venues with interdisciplinary projects in new york tokyo and other cultural capitals it's earned itself an international reputation the singers are used to performing with large orchestras and famous conductors. tight as einstein and father only are sometimes it's exhausting it demands incredible concentration or it is very new for us because we aren't an opera chorus finish row radio choir will record us that means our forte is concert performance competitions we normally stand behind the orchestra open our scores saying and that's it in this last one gets to this performing especially with a director like bob wilson is an enormous challenge for all of us the. sensitivity is required all around. the. place biased us from the goal

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i join with republican dick luger years ago on a bipartisan basis to call on the president to use his authority to protect these dreamers from being deported. president obama responded. he created the daca program, providing temporary protection from deportation, dreamers if they registered with the government, paid a $600 filing fee and went through a criminal background check and had no serious problems. allowed to stay two years at a time, not be deported, legally work in america. more than 800,000 dreamers came forward and received daca protection. and let me tell you what they did. they turned around and became teachers, and nurses, and soldiers, and small business owners and a hundred other things important to america. and listen to this, more than 200,000 daca recipients are essential critical infrastructure workers. i didn't make that up. that came out of president trump's own department of homeland security that number. among these essential workers are 41,700 daca recipients in the health care industry. these include doctors, intensive care nurses, paramedics and respiratory

it's kind of made it bearable, has dick?un has been shining, that we've all been able to get out into the parks and do our exercise. i don't like to think what it would have been like if it had been raining every day, but as the time says, this is possibly the sunniest spring since 1929, and we are on course to have the driest may on record. absolutely gorgeous picture, you come as you say, the yellow sun against the blood red sky, but underneath, i do see the business have noted caution drought fearslj knew that was coming. forget the paddling pools, there will be a hose pipe band. i can't see much of a lockdown town that you've got there, i know i've got one, you got one? —— lockdown tan. between all these new meetings and doing this can income i'm trying to nip into the garden, we are lucky to have that garden. there is an echo as sian says, in 1929, when the weather was last sunday in this country, and of course, that was the start of a very very difficult period, but it's a beautiful picture. 0k, iain, sian, thank you v

he just did not know had to do it and still be dick nixon. after the tet offensive, things started sliding backwards. but it definitely polarized, further polarized, a very polarized nation at that point. withnk it had a lot to do 18-year-olds finally getting the vote. energized a fading movement. the democratic 1972,so much that, in they nominated george mcgovern, who did not have a snowball's chance of winning when they could have nominated someone who might have given nixon a run for his money. they almost guaranteed a second term for dick nixon, although he blew the opportunity. thing,ind of a two-sided at i was myself at the time high school teacher in washington, d.c. i was 25. my students were juniors and seniors. one of the reasons it affected be so strongly them was it could have been my students. --y were just a euro removed just a year removed from the students i was teaching. the story the caller just referred to was repeated time and again. students going home from kent and being told they wished they shot them all. there -- an a

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