, einstein probably took this photograph, most likely it’s the two of them, in new york, this is howtein, and how did einstein appear on the horizon of a russian emigrant sculptor, it’s very simple, it was official an order from the institute of advanced studies in princeton, where she worked at that time, in fact, he created portraits of the employees of this institute, for some period of time, in fact, it was 1935 einstein, but in the center we see a portrait, an image of albert einstein, yes, this is that famous portrait. during the work on which this story was born, connected with friendship with albert einstein, with his family, the fact is that kanenkov had a principle, when he was working on the sculpture, he asked margarita ivanovna to talk to the models, it was very important for him to read emotions, he himself didn’t know english, he knew english perfectly, i confirm everywhere they write that he never learned english, in our library konyunkovsky has books translated by konyunkov in the original, he read and... by the way, i have shakespeare at home, his, yeah, which he re

, how did einstein even appear on... to einstein, and margarita ivanovna, after all, served as a translator a translator, but work in russian and you need to think. in any case, these wonderful pieces of paper with einstein’s notes were at one time in the konenok museum, now they are, stored in the archives of the academy of sciences, that is , we have a unique document, a theory about einstein written for the wife of a russian sculptor. great, now, oleg yaorievich, there is a version that margarita ivanovna was actually there for a reason, margarita ivanovna actually came to america because she was part of the soviet intelligence services, ogpu, should i comment? yes, of course, i was immersed in this topic, but there were no preliminary events about these events that were mentioned, of course, there was no confirmation, let’s just say, okay, yeah, the konenkovs came to america, the konenkovs receive a huge number of orders, and the most important thing is that he participates in the famous philadelphia international exhibition, this is very important, in in the twenty-sixth year, the amer

one of albert einstein's talks in 54 and he was invited to speak. john wheeler's relativity class and einstein in the talk asked whether not a mouse could trigger measurements. this is part of einstein quantum skeptic ism. we all know that, he said. god does not play dice with the universe. he also was skeptical about the idea of quantum measurements and the idea of of triggering a human triggering wavefunction. attending the lecture, a young student of wheeler, whoever the third who at this got hugh everett thinking about alternatives to standard idea of quantum measurement. and this is a picture of everett not quite when he was a student but a little bit later so in standard orthodox quantum physics you have a something called a hilbert space, which is a space of all possibility is and then that can be spread out you know information be spread out over numerous possibilities weighed according to their probabilities. and then somebody decides take a position measurement and, they wavefunction collapses into one of the position values. well, average

kanenkov... well, actually returning to einstein, and margarita ivanovna, well, after all, she servedat she is excellent knew german, it’s not very clear why she served as a translator if it’s difficult to work and think in russian. we are talking about what einstein had to talk about, so he could talk to him, but this is impossible when a person is working on a portrait of this family, but about this photograph, but i would still like to return to einstein, because this a very important story, the fact is that while working on this portrait, margarita ivanovna asked probably the strangest question, what are you working on now, and albert einstein began to tell what you are working on and what he is famous for. certainly beautiful, but probably empty, he asked margarita ivanovna, do you understand what i’m talking about, she answered him: no, he answered: it can’t be. in any case, these wonderful sheets of paper with einstein’s notes were at one time in the konenok museum, now they are, stored in the archive academy of sciences. that is, we have a unique document, einstein’s theory of

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, einstein probably took this photograph, most likely, it ’s the two of them, it’s just at his househeir first visit is sergei timofeevich, margarita ivanov, again according to legend, let’s treat the memory as a legend, they were photographed by albert einstein, and how did einstein even appear on horizon of a russian emigrant, very simply, it was. there was a principle, when he was working on a sculptor, he asked margarita ivanovna to talk to the models, it was very important for him to read emotions on he himself did not know english, he knew english perfectly, i confirm, we have books in the konyunkovskaya library that he read translated in the original, he read, by the way, i have shakespeare at home, his yeah, which he read in the original, in 1946 there is an entry in the little horse’s notebook. tomorrow, as he writes, i’m making a program for america in english, this already from moscow, yes, from moscow, that is, he spoke in english, well, there was some kind of program, apparently. notes, a pen, on pieces of paper, he wrote a lot, enough, trying to tell the meaning, yes, w

, like einstein , yes, no joke, like einstein, if this is a terrible event for me." like? good, evil, maybe he is vengeful, what is he capable of? you know what, either you say what happened, or i refuse to say any more. you see, pyotr filipovich, yuri escaped and returned to st. petersburg to take revenge on those who, in his opinion, are responsible for the death of his family. that is, how to take revenge? yes, usually, to kill, he has already sent two to the next world. are you okay, pyotr filipovich, yes, everything is fine, please tell me, he hasn’t been in contact with you, no, no contact, and friends he didn’t have, you know, his whole life, work, family, family work, he had to live somewhere, eat something, wear something, he escaped from prison without everything, not long ago. how did all this happen, i received a small bonus, which is enough to get dressed, sit down, everything else, you understand so well, yuri, can you help us understand who will be the next victim? yura is an outstanding mathematician, he can calculate everything several steps ahead, w

albert einstein, like many other jewish scientists, immigrated to america with a spread of naziism and his thread against jews. at the same time, research into a backlash had begun, this time, instead of the movement of energy to matter, the movement of matter to energy was investigated. reverse move had the opposite result, if the movement of energy into matter led creation, the movement of matter into energy had a high power of destruction. by the way, most of the scientists who noticed this destructive power in america were scientists from the jewish background, scientists like eugene wigner, leo zillard and edward teller, these scientists had. migrated from eastern europe, they decided to inform the american authorities about the heinous power after feeling the danger that the german nazis were about to discover the secret of the reverse movement of creation. they wrote to albert einstein and asked him to write a letter to the president of the united states. in that letter, he mentioned the destructive power of newly discovered energy and informed that the nazis were making a devas

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calbert einstein, this photograph was probably taken by einstein, most likely it’s the two of them, inuse in princeton, their first visit was sergei timoffeevich, margarita ivanovna, indeed, again according to legend, we will now treat the memory as a legend, they were photographed by albert einstein, and how einstein appeared on the horizon of the russian emigrant sculptor is very simple, it was an official order from the institute of advanced studies in princeton, where she actually worked at that time. read emotions on he himself did not know english, he knew english perfectly, i confirm everywhere they write that he never i learned english in our konenkov library, there are books translated by konenkov, i read them in the original, he read them by the way, i have his shakespeare at home, yeah, which he read in the original, in 1946 there is an entry in konenkov’s notebook, tomorrow, as he writes, i am making a program for america in english. this is already from moscow, yes from moscow, that is, he spoke english, well, there was some kind of program , apparently, well, actually ret

in case, these wonderful pieces of paper with einstein’s notes were at one time in the konenok museumnow they are located and stored in the archives of the academy of sciences. that is, we have a unique document, a theory regarding einstein written for the wife of a russian sculptor. great, now, olegevich, there is a version, yeah, that margarita ivanovna was actually there for a reason. margarita ivanovna actually came to america because she was through the soviet special services, ogpo, can i still comment? it wasn’t, okay, yeah, the konenkovs came to america, of course, there is no confirmation, let's just say that konenkov receives a huge number of orders, and the most important thing is that he participates in the famous international exhibition in philadelphia, this is very important. in 1926, the americans decided to create a huge global exhibition that would compete. with the famous paris exhibition, they chose the best sculptor of america, the new world, the old world, so kanenkov received the second big silver medal, yeah, a russian sculptor representing america, another rus

ludvy, i'm einstein.le of helmut liozny in a series about a scientist chemist. who did not support the nazis, she said, it is important for me to separate the power of the fascists and the german people, she loved to discover the same svetlichnaya actors and never took advantage of their popularity for the sake of the success of the film, she adored magamaev, she adored him as a woman, but when magamaeva was sent to an internship, she caressed she crossed herself because she realized that she will be able to rewrite it, he is absolutely not... they all seem to be different, but they are all about the same thing, a sense of duty, everything, the sky lowered without you, tatyana daronina sang exactly as iliozny asked, to break the soul, she loved and felt music, and with amazing accuracy she depicted the inner state of people. my god, this great love didn’t happen, but here she is sitting by the window, and he’s standing there, that’s it, everyone is crying, they don’t understand why, but everyone is crying

if only i know i should have become a watchmaker, albert einstein. mm. the law as being humanities and during companions throughout history. the 1st description of a battle in relatively reliable diesel was written in the 15th century b. c. they wouldn't send you the whole chilling it. it wouldn't send you to a e, one of the tanks, water bills and ships equipped with heavy cannon. plains dropped bombs and weapons became ever more less than destructive. then one day, flat on reached its peak. the, this, the radiance of a 1000 suns would have burst in the sky. it'd be like the splendor of the mice you one on to come dance, the destroyer of wells, robert oppenheimer, the american physicist oppenheimer spoke of how dr. the rephrase frank, combined in 1945, just after the 1st successful nuclear weapon test in new mexico. he lived a team of scientists for 3 years with a $2000000000.00 budget, to build 3 atomic bombs, giving us incredible military superiority at the end of world war 2. the found that it goes to serious damage across the yeah, definitely that we

but back to einstein. more ominously, his letter also wrote some hard truths where he said "people living in different countries kill each other at irregular intervals. anyone who thinks of the future must live in fear and terror." not exactly an inspiring message for the future, but einstein would be proven right, and probably sooner than he would have thought, because more than most, he probably felt that fear for the future. einstein had already renounced his original german citizenship in protest of hitler, and he had left germany. effectively becoming a refugee, and eventually landing in the united states. two days before the fair opened hitler would withdraw from the german, polish nonaggression pact. the storm clouds we continue to gather over europe. i want to step back again for a moment to fill in some background here. because what even is a world's fair anymore? well, these things were created first in the late 1700s in france where it was meant to be held every five years, kind of like the olym

, jr., no, i'm not einstein, i'm sasha, you're a forensic expert, yes, you're working on the case ofus one, has a good reputation, gvozdyov is 28 years old, a law graduate, but there must be something in common between them, well, yes, they found a bar bill in his pocket, so that’s a clue , let's run, maybe you can take me with you. “it’s lena who knows a lot, she’s beautiful, this is rare for smart women, i agree, but maybe this is a woman, what is this about, this is a woman who was offended by a handsome guy, and now he’s taking revenge on all the handsome guys, you’re already psychological i painted portraits, but it’s on the surface, i thought that women asshole killers are not uncommon, and i also think this woman must be scary.” these two were here, unexpectedly, i ’ll be right back. spectacular, it’s not gnizdilov at night, just he accidentally opened the door, and i did it on purpose, maybe he’s not a murderer, what makes you think that, we’re looking for an ugly woman, you ’re the one looking for him, and i’m also your killer, that is, i detained an innocent man, why is he

hello, this is the witness podcast from einstein and its leading film historians, natalia. we talk abouthalf-forgotten, forgotten, perhaps completely unknown soviet films, about who filmed, made, watched them, and today we will talk about one one of our favorite actors, who would have turned 90 years old, he left us quite recently, this is, of course, alexander shirvint, we will talk about why we call him great, although in films he mostly played small episodes roles, indeed, you said, a great actor, when i try to remember his roles, i always remember him, that is, we remember, here is a film where shirvint played, or oh, look, shervin, and this applies to absolutely any films , like the films of fildar ryazanov, where, out of friendship, he agreed without any tests, yes, to play roles, well, probably his most famous role was andrei mikhkov’s sub-drinker in the film the irony of fate or with light steam, after which he even woke up a little famous again, in other roles , well, yes... as if his characters have names, surnames, characteristics, but we still remember that this is shirvint,

albert einstein, like many other jewish scientists migrated to america with the spread of naziism and its threat against jews. the war in europe was over, but japan was still resisting. in asia, managers wanted only a controlled fision of plutonium, but oppenheimer insisted that a full-blown nuclear explosion tried, its code name was trinity. trinity means jesus, god the father, and the holy spirit. it was a central core of christian beliefs, but did the jewish scholars of the manhattan project mean a christian trinity. j. robert oppenheimer in a letter to general groves mentioned poem by richard slater dune, which started like this: batter my heart, three person to god. apparently, openheimer did not intend to specify the reason for this naming. however, he referred to the three hindu gods in addition to the christian trinity. one of the three gods was the destroyer shiva, and the other was vishnu that was the destroyer of the worlds in the old epics. the third. god was a creator god or brahma similar to jewish creation myths, but in front of him were gods with destructive forces, sc

industry analyst marc einstein says otherwise.s is having some impact that we need to remember the union has 30,000 overall employees so not even a third of the union is on this indefinite strike. while it's something we should be watching and it is something that is a cause for concern, it is not like all samsung's production lines are falling behind, it's not the case at all. if it continues, at what point would become a problem for samsung and cause problems for its supply chain? i think it is, if this goes on for days or weeks i don't think it is too serious but we are getting ready for the holiday season, which is the biggest quarter for a company like samsung. if it goes on more than the next couple of weeks than it is time to start getting concerned. how may samsung try to resolve the issue? the dispute is it about cost of living and inflation and i think they are only about 4.5% of the two parties. -- 0.596. we saw what could happen to semiconductor supply lines during covid. it's something that both parties would want to

both einstein a.i. and the workday a.i. that is legendary in the market. >> both everyone knows on the east and west coast that you're an amazing venture. would you have joined in this venture? >> that was six years of my career i was doing investing at the great venture capital firms. but, here, today, we are focused on this partnership. an amazing partnership. i think this was a revolutionary partnership that will change the dynamic of how people leverage a.i. going forward and it goes back to this. between the two of us, the data sets we have are unmatched. and the only way to drive great outcomes with a.i. or generative a.i.'s if you have a highly curated set of data is we both have. so if i were an investor, i would actually invest in this partnership alongside what mark and i are doing. >> mark, this was a big backlash day. we had questions on the alphabet call about whether all the stuff is worth it. who has really made any money on a.i.? who is held by it? why is the backlash so severe and get you and i both know th

einstein.i think he i think that wa'ilits of science and find the artistry and imd geus in his characters is what's made him a really extraordinary author. i read everything he writes. orlean. susan orlean is well, i love susan orlean. i think susan orlean is one of the greatest literary journalists alive. and and what i mean byiterary journalists is that it's not just that she's a really terrific reporter. she's got a great eye for detail. but whatusanrlean special is that she is shes funny as hell. she's got a great sense of humor. she loves pshe loves what she w. and i had the joy of working with her on the orchid thief, which is a book really about passion and obsession. it's about orchids, but it's bud obsession. and susan follows her obsessions to extremes. and she she takes a while to write her books. they're they're elegy that we crte and and i look forward to every one of them. we published t library book. we published a book on rin tin tin, everything she writes is just an absolute pl

a person or... who can level of nikolai cherkassov, who played alexander nevsky in the film from einsteinn on the order, on the state award, the order of alexander nevsky, nikolai cherkasov’s profile was knocked out, because no one saw alexander nevsky , and as an image, he remained in the minds of the people exactly as nikolai cherkasov was in this film, on the other hand, how to understand what... in my opinion, quite recklessly, says the famous, very famous producer and general director of the first television channel konstantin lvovich erenst, listen, hollywood has been producing such a quantity of crap for the last 15 years that, in general, it can compete with gorky’s studio in 1972, and for all that , technologically everything is good, i mean , the internal quality of the content, because what. an allowance was made for success at the box office, there were teenagers at the box office, and the cinema became teenage, so all the serious people went into the production of the series, that is, konstantin lvovich’s assessment of the american hollywood cinema, its semantic load, its sem

einstein. think he i think that walter's ability to traverse the worlds of science and culture to to find the artistry and imagination and genius in hich'a really extraordinary author. i read everything he writes. susan orlean. susan orlean is well, i love susan orlean. i think susan orlean is one of the greatestlists alive. and and what i mean by litis t't just that she's aiceporter. she's got a great eye for detail. but what makes susan orl is thas shas he's got a great sense of humor. she loves people. she love about. and i had the on the orchid thi, which is a book really about passion and obsession. it's about orchids, but it's but it're about passion and obsession. and susan follows her obsessions to extremes. and she she takes a they're they're elegy that we crafted and and i look forward to every one of them. we published the library book. we published a book on rin tin tin, everything she just an absolute pleasure to read. and doris kearns goodwin. well, doris kearns goodwin is a natio

largely because hitler hated einstein and called him a nuclear weapon. physics with jewish things andpreference to the rocket scientist von braun, who created a center for the production of fao-1 and fao-2 in pandemünde. here the pentagon's scientific intelligence managed to achieve more; the rapid advance of the red army on the oder forced the nazis to relocate the missile center to northausen, since this city, lying to the west , was still supposed to enter the soviet zone, agents of the alsas mission managed to withdraw more than a hundred from there to the united states. this is how the united states manifested itself in relation to its allies and was preparing directly in order to carry out the manhattan project, the application, the creation of an atomic bomb and the application of it to hiroshima and nagasaki in japan as a. intimidation against the soviet union. scientists admitted that the work of german specialists was far from complete, but had important achievements. therefore, technology was invested in the so-called manhattan project. code name for the us nuclear weapons

for more on this we cross live to japan and join marc einstein who is a chief analyst at itr corporationd backed they have 3000 overall employees and even a third of the union is on this strike it it�*s something we should be watching and some the differently _ watching and some the differently cause - watching and some the differently cause for. watching and some tie: differently cause for concern, it is not like all samsung production lines are off—line, thatis production lines are off—line, that is not the case that all. if the strike discontinued when will it become a problem for samsung and problems with supply chain? i samsung and problems with suwly chain?— supply chain? i think it is, this goes _ supply chain? i think it is, this goes on _ supply chain? i think it is, this goes on for— supply chain? i think it is, this goes on for days - supply chain? i think it is, - this goes on for days or weeks, i do not think it�*s too serious but we are getting ready for the holiday season which is the biggest quarter for companies like samsung so this goes on for the next couple weeks, and

first bite in the film the fate of man, or who can be on the level of nikolai cherkassov, who played einsteinorder, a profile was stamped on the state award, the order of alexander nevsky. and also the cult film mazori are quiet here, in 1971, a picture that broke all records in the country, and is still generally a huge success, these are officers, in 1973, these are 17 moments of spring, when statistics say that during the demonstration of 17 moments of spring, crime fell sharply throughout the country when the english series was shown... the forsyte saga , car theft increased, because the entire intelligentsia was sitting in front of the tv, well, that so by the way, compare this with at least the remakes that have already been made, this is an irony of fate or a light-hearted continuation, which we brought out the title: captive of the caucasus, and gentlemen of fortune, how can they reach those shaders that were made then, but it’s interesting , that in terms of quality... young people mature, grow, move up the career ladder, gain power, but we know what people who have power in the coun

occasion in the film the fate of a man, or who can, on the level of nikolai cherkassov, who played einstein him , despite the fact that even on the order state award, the order of alexander nevsky, nikolai cherkasov’s profile was knocked out because no one saw it. to compete with the studio of gorky in 1972, for all that, technologically everything is good, i mean the internal quality of the content, because an allowance was made for success at the box office, there were teenagers at the box office, and the cinema became teenagers, so all the serious people left into the production of the series, that is , konstantin lvovich’s assessment of american hollywood cinema, its semantic load, its semantic meaning is calculated. really for teenagers, this is true, i agree with this, but you will forgive me, let's see what was filmed in 1972 at this very studio of children's and youth films named after maxim gorgov, look, this is passing through moscow, ivanov kater, marble house , stove-benches, shukshin’s painting, love a man, and also a cult film... it’s quiet here, in 1971, a picture that broke

film the fate of a man, or who can on the level of nikolai cherkasov, who played in the film from einstein on the order of the state award, the order of alexander nevsky , nikolai’s profile was stamped. its semantic meaning, really intended for teenagers, is true, i agree with this, but you will forgive me, let's see what was filmed in 1972 at this very studio of children's and youth films named after maxim gorgov, look, this is passing through moscow, ivanov kater, marble house, stove-benches, shukshin painting, love person. and also the cult film mazori are quiet here, in 1971, a picture that broke all records in the country, and is still generally a huge success, these are officers, in 1973, these are 17 moments of spring, when statistics say that during the demonstration of 17 moments of spring , crime fell sharply throughout the country when the english tv series saga was shown... in foresight , car theft increased, because the entire intelligentsia was sitting in front of the tv, well, this is so by the way, don’t compare it, this is with at least already made rymeyki, this is an iro

alexander nevsky played in the film from einstein, alexander nevsky, who can reach him, despite the factt by nikolai cherkasov, because no one saw alexander nevsky, but as an image, he remained in the minds of the people exactly as nikolai cherkasov was in this film, on the other hand, how to understand what is so, in my opinion , speaks rather recklessly. over the last 15 years it has been producing such an amount of crap that, in general, it can compete with gorky’s studio in 1972, while technologically everything is good, i mean the internal quality of the content, because allowances have been made for success at the box office, there were successes at the box office. its semantic load, its semantic meaning, really intended for teenagers, this is true, i agree with this, but forgive me, let's see what was filmed in 1972 at this very studio of children's and youth films. at least with the remakes already made, this is an irony of fate or a light-hearted continuation that we put in the title. captive of the caucasus and gentlemen of fortune, how can they reach those masterpieces that we

the following happened in books in albums, they began to place a freeze frame from the film from einstein and write below by photographer victor bula. after the revolution , the luxurious atelier of the bula family on nevsky54 was nationalized, now it is an atelier of the petrograd soviet, then the leningrad soviet. the brothers continue to work here. and then his funeral. alexander's elder brother was arrested and sent to solovki. his fate is sad, mysterious, he returned from the camp, but after that he disappeared. victor understood that he could follow his brother and handed over all the valuable negatives and photographs to the state. archive staff, film photo background documents another version. all photo studios and even photo circles of that era were taken into account. their workers were simply obliged to submit a chronicle of the revolution, the civil war, the life of the country of the soviets and its top officials. central archives. at the beginning of 1930 , photo negatives numbering 71,472 were received from the lentsovet photographic studio, which was the former photographi

the existence of these waves was predicted in 1916 by albert einstein within the framework of the generaletection. in the role of sasha bely, he appeared in an episode of the 2005 film fight with no hands tennis it is true that we have what we have about the beautiful 200 among. names called the most beautiful in islam are al-malik - king, arrafi, exalting, al-hakam, judge, names of allah, quite rightly, there are akudzhava 200, this month in akudzhava’s song the stars became larger and kinder, april, quite rightly, is on duty for april. damask steel takoja 400 letters written in large letters, later turned into a book of charming adventures. to whom did bulat akudzhava send these letters? he sent them to his son, then only four years old. the funny stories were accompanied by pictures that bulata kudzhava himself drew. she wrote a poem a song for bulat, he dedicated a song to her about nadezhda’s little orchestra, bela akhmadulina, that’s right. the best deposit in sberbank up to 18% per annum, open vzberbank online. hello, this is roman goodsayt, sports commentator ovka. if you still do

whether he said albert einstein.e said the words or not, the sentiment sounds about right. i do not know with what weapons world war three will be fought, but world war four will be fought with sticks and stones. here's the thing. i heard someone say this week that when the leviathan is exposed, it's because something, somewhere has gone badly wrong with the plan. when the political elites in america have no option but to drop the mask and reveal themselves for what they are, what it's all about, which is power. it's only desperate measures to prevent that power slipping from their grasp when it's so obviously not about preserving democracy, or respecting far less acting upon the will of the people when their intentions are so barefacedly corrupt, when their ambition is so plain to see, when all roads lead to money and war, we must ask again, what are we supposed to be contemplating sending our children off to war to fight for ? to fight for? i'm joined for today's show by writer and podcaster tom buick . writer and

while samsung claims the strike will not impact production, industry analyst marc einstein says otherwiseving some impact that we need to remember the union has 30,000 overall employees so not even a third of the union is on this indefinite strike. while it's something we should be watching and it is something that is a cause for concern, it is not like all samsung's production lines are flying blind, it's not the case at all. if lines are flying blind, it's not the case at all.- not the case at all. if it continues, _ not the case at all. if it continues, at - not the case at all. if it continues, at what - not the case at all. if it. continues, at what point not the case at all. if it continues, at what point would become a problem for samsung and cause problems for its supply chain? i and cause problems for its suwly chain?— and cause problems for its supply chain? ithink it is, if this goes— supply chain? ithink it is, if this goes on— supply chain? ithink it is, if this goes on for— supply chain? ithink it is, if this goes on for days - supply chain? ithink it is, if this goes on for

the same media that told us for 3 1/2 years joe biden was albert einstein is now trying to tell us thatharris is abraham lincoln. well, we know the media loves a good fact check so here's one for you. kamala harris was the most liberal member of the united states senate. she is a san francisco liberal. she is dangerously liberal. and thanks to the people in this room she is never going to be the president of the united states. we're not going to listen to the media's lies any longer. there's nothing they can do about the fact that kamala harris owes every failure of the biden administration over the last four years. he didn't know what was going on so somebody was calling the shots and we know it was kamala harris. and let's just tick through the list. as america's border czar, kamala harris unleashed the worst border crisis in american history. 10 million illegal aliens just on her watch have invaded our country. and it wasn't by accident we know it was by design. during her first failed run for president, she told everyone exactly what she wanted. to decriminalize illegal immigration.

i think the insanity as einstein said to keep doing the same thing again and again, and expecting different outcome. i would encourage people on wall street to keep pick up a pencil and look for solutions because i think trump 2.0 with jd vance and it led by donald trump is going to be about solution for the american people and the economy. maria: i know president trump has used tariffs in some cases to offset national security issues, president trump does not used tariffs just on economic issues he used tariffs against coming to china because of the bad behavior of communist china international security offset to what we were seeing their i think it's important to recognize how trump is used tariffs, you have all of this pushback like bob rubin who writes an op-ed in the times the other day calling trump a danger to the economy even though we seem trump's economy in the first term. >> the american people, the good thing with this unusual election give a clear choice between two candidates president trump has proven the economy the american people to great under joe biden the top 10% have d