but economist earnest thinks they will stay high.: consumers will continue to see higher prices for the eggs that they're buying at grocery store chains. paul: especially since avian flu remains an existential threat, says abby schuft. abby: it looks like it will be here for the foreseeable future. paul: but egg production isn't necessarily a harbinger of persistent overall inflation, says economic historian adam tooze. adam: you would need a series of really negative shocks like this, more and more avian flu to kill more and more birds. you would need the price of bird feed to continuously rise. otherwise, what this does is to shock the cost of living once and very grievously and for people on low incomes quite seriously. it's quite difficult to afford eggs right now. but it doesn't result in cumulative inflation, which is a 5% increase or a 10% increase every year, year on year on year on year. paul: that doesn't mean egg consumers won't continue to feel the pinch for quite a while. look, this is pecking me here. ah. [laughter] tha

i am encouraged by the fact that they were these earnest conversations in the senate across party lines and i'm hopeful there'll be some type of package that comes out of the trap this year to advance those conversations and hopefully see some reforms in the next couple of years. host: when it comes to social security and medicare, is there a least painful approach of changing these programs to preserve their solvency? guest: absolutely, there are reforms we can put into place they go into effect many years in the future and gradually and are targeted at the people can afford the most. all of those are things we should welcome. less time social security was informed in the early 1980's, they put in in just retirement age increases that just finished going into effect recently. those were 30 or 40 years. we have time to do phase in's to make sure people on the program have limited or no impact on the benefits and people early in their careers were coming into the workforce will see modest changes to how their benefits are calculated years down the road area that's what we need to do on t

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this is really when law enforcement in earnest gets in on the act the date that we can point to as a landmark in this history is 1928. that's when the supreme court hands a landmark decision. fourth amendment jurisprudence known as olmstead united states that deems wiretapping constitutional, according the fourth and fifth amendments. this gives the prohibition bureau and law enforcement more generally the green light to wiretap out in the open. although they've been performing wiretaps, conducting electronic surveillance operations for decades under the radar as a result of the gray areas in the law. so it's really the. experiment that brings wiretapping into the mainstream domain of law enforcement even then. but even then, it takes another four decades from 1928 to 1968 for the government to finally establish wiretap authority and finally establish the system of wiretap oversight that is still very much in place today. a history of wiretapping in united states. that's the subtitle of the book, the listener's brian hochman professor of georgetown university is the author joining us

far more americans, in those days, had a mainstream earnest commitment to privacy. and congress, in washington, in the name of civil liberties, and the name of civil rights, also made good on those popular beliefs and that kind of mainstream sense that privacy is central to american political life. again, today, that is not so much the case. not only have we resigned ourselves to our data being monitored by corporate firms, by social media companies, and the like, but also we regard wiretapping, law enforcement surveillance like goes on in the name of enforcement priorities such as the war on drugs as essentially good police work. there really has been an erosion overtime. well i think it's true, and all the colors would probably agree, if we had our own telephones tapped, we would probably be horrified. but at the same time, all of the research suggests that we've resigned ourselves to this reality. that i think makes the future pretty cloudy for the ordinary american citizen. >> as we wait for the house to come in, get a quick proforma session this morning, we'll

at that time, he could earnest much there as in europe. and brazil only selected players who played in brazil. i think he was quite happy to stay in santos. it is a relatively small city by brazilian standards, less than half a million. it is a port city with a tropical feel. when he came to the city, he was a country boy. he had never seen the ocean, but the first thing he did was rush into the sea. i think keep --santos played at hero in urbanizing this country boy and preparing him. anchor: now that he is gone, what will his legacy be? reporter: a number of things. one is the primacy of football as the global sport. the most democratic of all sports. the sport where a former shoeshine boy can shine more brightly than anybody else. in the primacy of football as the global game, there is the primacy of the world cup. nobody did more than him to establish the world cup at this moment where we want to follow the football. the world cup is the house that he built. while it is being played, we remember him. in that sense, he is immortal. anch

presbyterian, scottish, presbyterian was was often mentioned about him and he he was very earnest. but he also was very earnestly sort of trying to push back what the government was doing. so you know, behind the scenes, working with the state department telling them everything they're doing wrong at the peace conferences while he then is going and and getting information behind their backs at the peace conferences, he became very close to the publisher, the new york times, arthur hayes, sulzberger, which is one of the reasons he then kept moving up at the times was because he kind of got adopted into that family again because of world war two. and that's one of the reasons my book starts world war two. it's because so many of these bonds were forged in that period. and so i loved seeing, you know, reston in his thirties and arthur he sulzberger or in the sixties takes him on a trip to all these different battle zones. they go to russia together in army planes, together they play gin rummy and just sort of seeing them become friends. but sulzberger didn't like reston, didn't drink

so the atomic race began in earnest as soon the first bombs were dropped.joseph stalin as leader of the soviet union, even before the u.s. bombed hiroshima, nagasaki really had given the order to begin work in earnest on a soviet counterpart. it took years for the soviet union to get its own atomic bombs, but then only took another four years for the soviet union to get a much more powerful version. thermonuclear weaponry known the hydrogen bomb, the hydrogen was actually the project on which the physicist that i mentioned and quoted several times already in this lecture, andrei sakharov, the future nobel peace prize winner, played a crucial role in helping the ussr soar, helping, in fact, to guide soviet union to that technology. now, let's back for a moment by. the time that the soviet union had acquired first atomic technology in 1949 and then bomb technology in 1953, already for several years, the international english language journal, physicists, chemists and other natural scientists devoted to work on atomic science, the so-called bulletin of atomic

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president and his adviser jordan today we know that lewinsky and then the clinton scandal flared up in earnestid not subside for many months. he was here at mgimo somewhere in the late nineties preserved in our archives of photographs. i sat pretty close to him wearing it along with the other deans and projectors. well, i remember, i even had such a comparison e that he had wounded dog eyes. he really was, but if not crushed, then crushed by this story. this is the feeling of december 17, 1998. desert forest operation unsanctioned has begun. he attack the united states and great britain here it must be said generally speaking about the iraqi american company, that it, uh, was carried out outside, but the framework of international public law, because it was taught by bitter experience. the international community, especially yugoslavia, where the us carried out its very cruel operations under the guise of humanitarian goals, violating human rights and restricting the security of the country, and the international community in relation to the iraqi company no longer believed the arguments that

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president is now expressing regret, but stopped short of calling for accountability with a clear mind and earnest heart. i, as in donasia, is head of state admit that gross human rights violations did happen in many occurrences. and i deeply regret these human rights abuses. the purge began in october of 1965 at the height of the cold war. the anti communist campaign in the west had love you asked to put boots on the ground of vietnam, but they had their eyes on the communist party of indonesia. what is the largest in the world ah declassified documents from the u. s. and the u. k. have since shown the great length they went to in order to so fear and discord in the country following an attempt to cook, which they blinked on communist supporters. british officials encouraged the unprecedented crackdown with documents from the u. k. foreign office giving insight into the block propaganda campaign launched by london calling for all communist organizations to be eliminated. and it wasn't just the u. s. and the u. k. throwing their support behind targeting. what british officials referred to as commu

. >> what incident and that the keys, his apology is heartfelt and sit in earnest speaking for san francisco's business community. the president of the as of chamber of commerce, rodney fung says the incident is a reflection of the frustration. shop owners happy with how the city handles homelessness. whether you're that person on the that gallery owner, the level of frustration is there for everybody. i think we all know that we can do better as a city. we all know that there's a wonderful, beautiful city to live in to work into to play in and it deserves better, frankly. and so that was an unfortunate situation that doesn't ever happen again. but it points out to the tipping point, the level of frustration that we all are. >> as you can see some of that frustration was taken out of the windows of collier, gwin art gallery on montgomery street regarding the charges. san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins, states in this tweet, the alleged battery of a nun house member of our community is completely unacceptable. mister gwyn will face appropriate consequences for his actions. likewise,

the scandal flared up in earnest and did not subside for many months. in the gmo somewhere in the late nineties preserved in our photo archives. i sat pretty close to him wearing it along with the other deans and vice- rectors. well, i remember, i even had such a comparison e that he had the eyes of a wounded dog, he really was. well if not crushed, it is crushed this story is the feeling of december 17, 1998. operation fox desert unsanctioned has begun. it is an attack by the united states and great britain on the hierarchies. here it must be said, generally speaking about the american iraqi company, that it, uh, was carried out outside, but the framework of international public law, because it was taught by bitter experience. the international community, especially yugoslavia, where the us carried out its very brutal operations under the guise of humanitarian goals, violating human rights and restricting security countries, and the international community regarding the iraq campaign no longer believed the arguments that colin powell cited by shaking t

that, i would contend that that began in earnest with tom clark working for president truman. >> followncy programs that have been featured on american history tv, availae to watch online anytime at c-span.org slash history. >> you are watching american history tv. to see what's coming up today, visit c-span.org slash history. you can also follow along on social media at c-span history. on twitter, instagram and facebook. >> our weekly has serious, the presidency, highlights the politics, policies and histories of u.s. presidents and first ladies. this, week scientist and abraham lincoln historian david kent talks about the 16th presidents interest in science and technology. from farm science to patent cases to advances in warfare. mr. kent is president of the lincoln group of the district of columbia, which hosts this

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senator barkley was a dependable, principled statesman who was known his earnestness and dogged his fellows. democrats had elected him leader six times. but now, in this role, he got a close up look at how fdr is compare little known fourth vice president was acquitting himself in the top job. he later write in his memoirs that truman was, quote a professional in the best sense of the word that the president, quote, never allowed to become so personally that a person could not talk to him as a fellow human being. we're all familiar with a long list of historic events for which truman helped lead our and you've heard them, but i'm almost as impressed with the plainspoken humble midwestern that he's reported. it maintained completely, even as he was making all of that history. the man who became leader of the free world overnight, who unleashed literally awesome military power to force murdering tyrants, to sue for peace, and a key early architect of the new international system that would help keep the peace. that person, by all accounts, remained a citizen and a neighbor first. and from now

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that number could grow if they feel conversations are not in earnest. democrats will continue to oppose motions to adjourn because they feel this is good politics for them. host: i don't know where you were during that motion to adjourn vote, but what do you know about the chaos on the floor? the screaming that we heard from lawmakers toward the clerk about calling the vote and gaveling it down? guest: i was in the chamber. this is a house clerk, who is not experienced in running these hearings. she had to ask about what to do with a roll call vote. the democrats did not muster their full quorum, and people were literally running for the exits. they were screaming to hold the vote open because the chair is not controlled by either party. the clerk just closed it. if we had seen democrats in the chair, they would have held it open. if republican, it would have closed sooner. but because the gavel is in the hands of a nonpartisan figure, she just rolled it and closed it as soon as she could. host: that is because they have not elected a speaker yet, right

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do and how we do it will determine whether our pursuit toward a more perfect union can continue in earnestn recent history underscores the importance of that pursuit more than january 6, 2021. exactly two years ago today, our resolve was tested when a violent mob of insurrectionists attacked our capitol, threatened the integrity of this democracy, and undermined our constitution. the greatness of this country and the resiliency of our democracy were put at peril. but we survived. the preamble of the constitution explains that the document was established in part to secure the blessings of liberty. not just for ourselves, but also to prosperity. in this body, we are tasked with protecting our nation's hard-earned principles of liberty, justice, and freedom for all. every two years, the american people evaluate our stewardship and render a verdict. last november, they invested their time and resources, going to the polls, and casting their votes. they expect and should get a just return on their investments. for many, maybe most americans, this is the only investment they will ever make to h

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