that was all eliot spitzer.arted the whole prostitute thing, he was putting money into a small regional bank that was just underneath the money laundering rules, and so the bank reports him. like, the governor-- they know his name. he's the governor. i mean, he doesn't just do a transaction that would draw attention. he does it in a place where they would notice, in his own name. and spitzer was sending these shady wire transfers to an obvious shell company, which soon revealed itself to be a front for a prostitution ring that the fbi was already investigating. once those dots got connected, the former sheriff of wall street was done for. he ran the rackets bureau at the manhattan d.a.'s office, so he knows the way this works, and to the extent that he says, "oh, i thought i'd get away with it"-- either that is simply an outright lie, or it is an indication of such massive self-deception that that also says something about what's going on and not going on in this guy's mind. right. after the first press conferen

that's the argument from eliot eliot's argument is they have wildly underperformed, particularly oversh ideas, and they're not moving fast enough >> all right i think right in the ditch, maybe. thanks, phil lebeau. coming up, google and its legal troubles are in focus. we'll ask kentucky senator rand paul why he's against a recent antitrust ruling against the ruling >>> and later, this hour, hedge fund manager, kyle bass and former s.e.c. chairman jay clayton both will join us on u.s. tariffs targeting china we'll go in a time capsule and go back to when both of those guys looked like that. stay tuned you're watching "squawk box" on cnbc new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job on indeed, it's easier for talented candidates to find it. which makes it easier for you to hire them. visit indeed.com/hire >>> all right. welcome back, everybody. the latest on google's legal challenges this morning, europe's top court upholding a $2.6 billion fine against the company for favoring its own shopping competition service. yest

even samuel eliot morris then argued that the artificial harbors were a key to allied success. now, far be it from me to samuel eliot morison, but i wonder if this too isn't of that hindsight about cleverness. we can talk more about during the q&a if you're interested. in the end, of course, none of this would have mattered without the courage and determination of the soldiers themselves who stormed the beaches, dropped into the dark night, who glided down silently. so in that respect, focus and starting with the is not entirely misplaced. but there's another aspect of the navy's role in the operation and especially omaha beach that does sometimes get overlooked. and that is what i want to talk in particular today. it's the role played by about a dozen allied destroyers, ten cans in the popular lingo. i saw someone wearing the baseball hat, tin cans, sailors. where's destroyer? there is. absolutely. tin cans, so-called because they are the smallest ocean going combatant. i mean there's battleships, cruisers, destroyers, a lot of of destroyers. wow. that sounds like a fearsome w

but it was his zealous belief in his own righteousness that made eliot spitzer's self-destruction inevitable, and that might be why this story's so chilling. former president trump was a steamroller in the white house, and it landed an insurrection on the steps of the capitol. if we can't shake our addiction to strongmen, to those utterly convinced of their own greatness, there will be many more like spitzer in positions of power posing even bigger threats to our fragile democracy-- crusaders wanting their portraits on the walls of history. every governor of new york has the chance to be immortalized in a painting that hangs in the new york state capitol, a self-directed monument to his or her own illustrious legacy. all of them are there-- all but two. the first served in the early 19th century and left no likenesses behind. the second...is eliot spitzer. ♪ here in the united states it's canada and around the world, i'm kim brunhuber. >> this is cnn newsroom. the united states issues a warning as hezbollah and israel trade attacks across the lebanese border a mass shooting in a us city leav

get eliot ramos hit the very first flash shot by a right-handed batter. coming days.o to extras giant down for 3 patrick bailey grounds out to end this one. giants get swept by padres. they're off tomorrow since start a series baltimore on tuesday hold. all right. over to chicago. the a's were taking on the white sox. >> bottom of first, no score. andrew von gets under this one and that is going to drop shallow right field. a run comes on into score. it is one to nothing. chicago later in the same score one or for gavin sheets and he take that one for a ride. and just like that 3 to nothing 5th inning, same score. brent rooker just continues to rake. what a season he is having that home. run number. 37 for roker. that makes it 3 to one. but that's about all. that went well for oakland. they lose. 43. chicago gets their first series win since part of the really, really bad team a's camp losing to the chicago white sox series. >> another day for sports in the bank after. hey, we have a few seconds. you could. you were telling me earlier a family member was honored at th

that stems from justin trudeau's close family ties to the late cuban president, his father, pierre eliottrudeau, a former canadian prime minister, first visited castro with his wife margaret and youngest son, michael, in 1976. justin trudeau, being four years older than his brother, also visited cuba as a child. so, in 2000, casta was made an honorary knight of the legion of honor during the funeral of pierre eliot trudeau, when the former cuban president died in 2016, prime minister... minister trudeau called him a legendary revolutionary, but refused to comment on his controversial life. in 1976, then-prime minister pierre trudeau visited castro and was roundly criticized for befriending the communist dictator. it's a testament to canadians' desire to pursue an independent foreign policy. when castro attended trudeau's father's funeral in 2000, he and justin trudeau shared an emotional embrace. it's sweaty speculation about the mother's behavior trudeau, even if it were true, what are you saying that he was born a communist. in 2018, donald trump angrily left canada after attending the

ambassador, one of my favorite poets, thomas stearns eliot, once wrote a poem: barren lands, or desolate lands, yes, i would not like ukraine to become a desolate land, so we understand what we are talking about, because the russians will hit very clearly. according to our civilian objects, it is not one news, and accordingly, any important political or political military decisions, in addition to the fact that they must be bold, they must be quite quick, and so information appeared that the president of ukraine volodymyr zelenskyy presented certain elements of his plan, his vision to the american establishment, i don't know what is included, well , it's probably a state secret, i don't know what is included in zelenskyi's plan, but... somehow we understand that certain things must happen quite quickly, and there was information about , what can happen even now year's forum, the second forum dedicated to the peace formula. in my opinion, ukrainian diplomacy during the last peace summit in switzerland was at its best. ukraine chose a wise approach, trying to reach the widest possible cons

eliot, his hero, whiston hewden, yes, returns to syllobic verses.t-garde is fantastically connected precisely with tradition, with the archaic. please, here now my friend, a wonderful poet, is the same. brodsky, here he says that it was the exile as a result of this, well, already canonical trial, when brodsky is asked, who are you, i am a poet, but where did you study, and is it possible to learn this, yes, here in as a result of this trial brodsky ends up in exile and losev says that it was there in the arkhangelsk wilderness that this happened to him, there were two similar things, the first was the norinsk exile, the second was loneliness. arbari was the first to sweat in the years after leaving, the experience of absolutely sterile loneliness, after all , exile is not a prison, yes, he is in the village, yes, someone comes to visit him, he was a man who drank very little, accordingly, he did not delve into these very rural affairs there, he did work, yes, and what should he do in the winter, he studied english, he read poetry, he wrote poetry h

at troops and we are clarity on this, not the east valley from minnesota. benjamin netanyahu said eliot that is, will, would not withdrew from post career doors under any circumstances which are right. no more sticking at points in time to get to our seas. funny deal in that sense and how we get used concerns among palestinians about the possibility to move freely between areas of the script and even to have a chance to leave garza in order to get some medication approved kerry campus in which is the wrong dairy. but i kind of find israel has expanded its full goals to now include the return of his riley's to areas in northern israel, near the border, which level known as a whole, secure as a cabinet added the goal to reflect a deepening conflict with the lebanese group has been to the 2 sides find that each of us positions on monday, something that's been happening since the goal is a will began. facilities of force, tens of thousands of people and both sides of the border to leave the homes. a william laurence is a professor of international relations at the american university. he sa

really maneuver troops and we are clarity on this topic is very prime minister. benjamin netanyahu said eliot that is, bill would not withdrew from post career those under any circumstances which are right. no more sticking at points in time to get to our seas. funny deal in that sense, on how to get used concerns among palestinians about the possibility to move freely between areas of the script and even to have a chance to leave garza in order to get some medication approved kerry compass and i will do 0 debbie. but i kind of find the united nations says not enough is being done and goes up to prevent further attacks on humanitarian workers. there after $78.00 workers were killed in april, a joint coordination board was set up to avoid it happening again. but the un senior coordinator for reconstruction and humanitarian action and gaza said agreed protocols were still not being followed. and the scope of humanitarian items allowed entry remains to restricted for effective humanitarian operations. furthermore, the united nations itself also urgency needs the entry of further vital security c

at troops and we are clarity on this, not the east by the prime minister. benjamin netanyahu said eliot that is, will, will not withdrew from post career doors under any circumstances which are right. no more sticking at points in time to get to our seas. find a deal in that sense on how to get used concerns among palestinians about the possibility to move freely between areas of the street and even to have a chance to leave garza in order to get some medication approved kerry compass. then i will just be around there, but i kind of find flooding across central and eastern europe has full thousands of people out of the homes. at least 18 people have died. as a 7 story building has collapsed in sierra leone capital killing, at least 8 people. 6 devises has been pulled from the rubble in eastern free time. well, those are the latest headlines. i'll be back soon. the news continues it on the algae 0 off to witness the . ready the wash of it, each to wash could at least go to the search bar or the imagery in another. just click and meet you at what time it goes to the new address. it will b

and we are clarity on this topic, especially from minnesota. benjamin netanyahu said eliot that is, will, will not withdrew from post career those funds of any set from us. tom says, which are right now, move, taking at points in time to get to our seas, find a dealer that since then have to get used concerns a month probably stands about the possibility to move freely between areas of the street and even to have a chance to leave garza in order to get some medication approved kerry compass, then i will just be around there. but i kind of find it. ron's new president has held his 1st news conference since taking office speaking into her on israel's war on guns that was among the many questions he was ask my suit possession, said retaliation for the assassination of how mazda is political leader is my, i mean, into her on is still on the cards. the dealership is royal, has assassinated as male, hon. yeah. they wish to have change and growing in the region they wished to destabilize the region, we maintained itself for strength each. we have reserved right to respond. we will respond to th

eliot ramos hits the very first place shot by a right-handed batter. extras. the giants down for 3 in patrick bailey. he grounds out to end this one. giants get swept by the padres. they're off tomorrow before taking his own >> over to chicago, the a's were taking on the white sox. bottom of the first no score. andrew vaughn gets under this one. that one is going to drop in shallow right field run comes on into score plate appearance. it's 2 to one later in the inning. same score one on for gavin sheets in takes that will for ride 3 to nothing. white 5th inning, same score brent rooker back. continues to rain. what a season he's having that home. run number. 37 is 3 to one. but that about all that went well for oakland. they lose. 43. chicago gets their first series win june each. quick think so. >> kathy, i she's kind of sums it up. most. he hit that home. run into mcafee's code that the first time a batter has ever hit into the water from the right side and apparently mccovey dave won't give him the ball. what they asked if you could have it. they tr

that israel will retain military console of a poor career doing it 3 months in a josie clergyman said eliot that comes on usa from wisconsin as well. we know we did trow from next every i'm from philadelphia, which right now up to main sticking points in times to get a ceasefire deal that we'd come off and is what i'm that's into and had to get a great wave of skepticism among palestinians about the possibility of them to move freely between causal prevent says alongside with the possibility to leave this straightforward you cation of admitted compact. this is, i'm fellow simmons, he has, we've been hearing from them. the reduced fee is very pressing insight garza, which will have a very devastating consequences in terms of the flow of age medical indications alongside with the necessity of rehabilitating the original by the color of sex and causal, which requires a very immediate intervention by humanitarian international organizations. we think is where the control of a 2 main food is at ruffle hans, come up with sound and pushing board is the situation is getting much more die right, rig

so in a paper for a san francisco state university course on sex, drugs and society, eliot blackstone, a community relations specialist with the san francisco police department, offered a bleak perspective on transsexual women's employment prospects during the late 1960s to explain why so many of his girls sex in san francisco's downtown tenderloin neighborhood. blackstone emphasized hiring, discrimination and transsexual women's failure at convincingly embodying as he explained, quote, frequently transsexuals will resort to prostitution, not for the pleasure of sex, but for economics. survival in as much as they're unable to compete as a male in the working world and since they are not sufficiently feminized in appearance or trained in feminine types of employment to earn a living in their feminine role, end quote. echoing dr. harry benjamin and other self-proclaimed experts on trans sexuality, blackstone claimed transsexual women only turn to sex work out of extreme economic. and they found little pleasure or meaning in this work. like many of his contemporaries, blackstone viewed t

lewis, george eliot and the greatest cultural hero of our time, jim davidson. where is he ?re is he? where are you, jim? >> where is he ? dodi >> where is he? dodi. >> where is he? dodi. >> they didn't know about that . >> they didn't know about that. just look how great we are as a nation. yet parliament seems determined to give all, give all that away, and apologise for our past. now my message is simple. we are a great country. and if you do not like our history, our heritage, our culture, then clear . clear. off. is that plain speaking enough for you? is that. yeah yeah yeah yeah. >> . oh okay. >>. oh okay. >>. oh okay. >> a bit more. let's be honest. friends we have made mistakes in the past, and when we make mistakes, we must apologise. and we've been responsible for some awful things. things like the . awful things. things like the. bbc. you know, just a few weeks back, they sent me a reminder for my tv licence and some of you may have seen that i ripped it up on online and hey, yeah , it up on online and hey, yeah, listen . guess what? they've sent listen. guess what

to enhance the effect, add 10 drops of eliot. coca, lemongrass or ginseng will also do, also drink waterd for people with low, with high blood pressure, if there is no time to go outside, then we jump on the spot, run, squat, strengthen our health every free minute, now we ask... the attention of the most passionate fans. the floor is given to our colleagues, sports journalists of channel one. autumn is the traditional time to sum up the results of the football year. despite the fact that there are still more than three months until 2025, 30 contenders for the most prestigious individual award, the golden ball, are already known. among them, there is no eight-time winner under lionel messi, and the argentines are still there is still a chance to be included in the list of nominees for the fifa ferrenz puskas award, which is awarded to the author. the most beautiful goal, by the way, leo was a contender for it a record seven times, but has not yet received it. for inter from miami this year , messi scored many spectacular goals in mls, but this one against philadelphia stands out. the for

eliot said, shall i at least set my own lands in order, and then we can go and take the fight back tomentators that we get in on the programme, no one has more poetic quotes than you. i'm here for it, i love it. we appreciate you. thank you very much indeed, james. >> james certainly read a book or two. >> right. the princess of wales has finished her chemotherapy treatment and has said her focus is to stay cancer free. yes she's made this announcement in a heartfelt family video which is very glossy, highly produced, showed her spending private time. >> unlike we've ever seen before with her husband prince william, future king of england and great britain. and of course, their three gorgeous children. >> and there we go. if you're watching on tv now, there's some highlights of the beautiful three minute clip. princess catherine, of course, revealed in march that she was undergoing cancer treatments and has been out of public view ever since. >> well, she's set to carry out a few engagements before the end of the year, which could include remembrance events in november and of course,

and you hear this in l literature with the bronte sisters and george eliot, who was writing under a pseudonymnow, but there _ tour and perform and i do that now, but there are — tour and perform and i do that now, but there are still restrictions on women — but there are still restrictions on women and there is still more change to be made. — women and there is still more change to be made, and particularly in the realm _ to be made, and particularly in the realm of— to be made, and particularly in the realm of female conductors and composers, we see more of an imbalance — composers, we see more of an imbalance and we need more representation.— imbalance and we need more representation. why does that ersist? representation. why does that persist? you _ representation. why does that persist? you must— representation. why does that persist? you must think i representation. why does that persist? you must think abouti representation. why does that i persist? you must think about that. you would think, nowadays, 2024, that that would have manifested by now. t that that would have manifested by no