tries to constantly shoot some projects, the first project, by the way, he will be to be about frank the senatorthere are already rumors that leonardo decaprio will play frank the senator, but there are, as i said, problems. and there are problems with tina sinatra, she is the singer's daughter, who does not really want this tape to be filmed and martin skose wanted to shoot it in the house where frank sinatra lived, and his daughter did not allow it, and well, we'll see how everything will be take place, although martin scorsese himself, of course, since he announced two actors and leonard dicaprio. jennifer lawrence, many companies are already interested with these two stars, so i think somehow the daughter of frank senator will be persuaded as much as they can. well, there will also be a film about jesus, martin scorsese, this story will be perhaps similar to his film of silence , which was based on the book of shusaku endo, a fairly well-known writer, and this film had some success, he says. they paid for it, because there were their own rules, and also this film will be notable for being ab

frank senatra and there are already rumors that leonardo dicaprio will to play frank senator, but therei said, there might be problems, there's problems with tina senatre, she's the singer's daughter, who doesn't really want this tape to be filmed, and martin skose wanted to shoot it in the house where frank senatre lived, and his daughter wouldn't let him do it, so we'll see how everything will turn out. although martin scorsese himself , of course, since he announced two actors and leonard dicaprio, jennifer lawrence, many companies are already interested in these two stars, so i think that somehow the daughter of frank senator will be persuaded as much as they can, and will also make a film about jesus halcyon scorsese, it's going to be a story, maybe similar to his film of silence, here, which was based on... a book by susaku, a fairly well-known writer, and this film had some success, here he tells about the wanderings of catholic priests who came to impose their religion to japan, and they paid a heavy price for it, because there were their own rules, well, and also this film will

like this, so let's go to the next news from the world of cinema: leonardo dicaprio will play frank senatorthe number of joint projects between the director and the actor is already difficult to count, but in the new project dikabru will play the main role. the second wife of the senator and actress ava gardner will be played by jennifer lawrence, but what is curious is that despite such a star cast, the film has not yet received the green light, there are some difficulties in obtaining the rights, the daughter of the legendary singer tina senatra controls her father’s property and has not yet given blessings on the project. by the way, it was gardner who left nancy barbata, tina’s mother, so there are some ethical difficulties with the transfer of rights, there are questions, as they say, and despite this, large studios and various others are already eyeing the film. well, it seems to me that in this case, yes, if there we were determined between moslyakov and khrustalev, then it seems to me that here in the case of leo dicaprio, just hitting the bull’s eye, even some, it seems to me, phys

of companies are already interested in these two stars, so i think that somehow the daughter of frank senator as soon as they can, and also there will be a film about jesus, martin scorsese, this story will possibly be similar to his tape of silence, here, which was filmed based on the book by susaku, a fairly well-known writer. and this film had some success, here it tells about the wanderings of catholic priests who came to impose their religion in japan, and they paid a heavy price for it, because there their there were orders, well, and also this film will be notable for the fact that it is about jesus, i mean, not silence, it will also be filmed based on the book of seuss, and also martin scorsese will want to repeat his to... svid do without big studios, but to shoot this film on my own, shoot it myself with my own money, then release it for rent, and well, as far as i know, the experience of silence itself was quite successful, so now, for sure, what should happen with jesus too, should be good successful story, i will say that i have not read this book susakuendon, but considering in

. >> reporter: good morning, frank. senatorsstart voting today on the bill that would offer the ultimatum to divest or be banned in the u.s. the vote is set for 1:00 p.m. today to see if they are miss t passing the bill today. it is likely to pass when the final vote does come due to concerns of the data of the chinese government accessing bytedance. the senator who chairs the committee as well as the republican counterpart on the committee both support the measure. so does chuck schumer and mch mitch mcconnell. tiktok could get up to a year if the president decides to grant an extension. it could be years before the bill goes into effect as any law is likely to get tied up in court. tiktok's ceo vowed the company will exercise their leave rights. they spent $4.5 million on advertising opposing the bill and $2.6 million on lobbying in the first quarter of the year. the bill could ban other social media companies and you mentioned oracle, frank, the data is center for tiktok users. at this point, it seems like a lot of the lobbyi

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. >> good morning, frank the senate passes the tiktok ban bill the bill now goes to president biden whoaid in a statement immediately after the passage that he will sign it today once signed, tiktok's parent company bytedance would have nine months to sell, though, that could be extended tiktok has signals it will file a lawsuit to block the legislation, and shares of several social media competitors getting a bump in the premarket on the back of that development. meanwhile the approval of that tiktok bill coming as part of a larger package that will also provide billions in foreign aid. that includes roughly $60 billion for ukraine aid, $26 billion for israel, and $8 billion for taiwan and indo-pacific security. president biden says once signed the u.s. should begin sending weapons and equipment to ukraine this week, frank. >> all right, silvana, thank you very much. >>> coming up, we've got a lot more ahead on "worldwide exchange" including one word investors have to know today first, tech catching a fresh bid from investors as of late. what famed investor howard marks told me about t

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transmittable through lettuce. [ laughter ] they tried to make edible vaccines and failed, but state senator frankicely is so concerned that they might start slipping moderna in his mashed potatoes, he helped put a bill on the governor's desk. >> the lettuce is what they're talking about first. they can raise this stuff so cheap. they're actually talking about other vegetables that they're trying to put this in. and my question is, would this have to be sold in a drugstore? would you still buy it in a grocery store? why don't we just outlaw this stuff completely? i mean, this stuff is like a science fiction movie. i mean, it's ridiculous. it changes your dna. mrna changes your dna. if you have your dna tested now and you eat a bunch of this lettuce, take mrna vaccines, you get your dna tested again, it's going to be a little [ laughter ] >> jimmy: now, hold on. i know the idea that eating lettuce can change your dna sounds crazy, but before frank started eating vaccinated lettuce, he looked like this. [ laughter ] follow the science is all i'm saying. fortunately, there are no other problems that

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big win for mike johnson, also a political victory for democrat hey, remember senator frank lankford from oklahoma saying this is, this is a great deal. we he's no he's no shrinking violet. i want to talk about what this means for speaker johnson has doug was just touching on after the vote. cnn's manu raju spoke with congresswoman marjorie taylor greene of georgia. she has been threatening to oust johnson as speaker. let's take a listen to a little bit. she had say we saw what happened with this vote. we saw your amendment code down, we saw your all your frustration. but mike johnson, so is today the de you're going to call for the vote seeking his ouster. >> i'm actually going to let my colleagues go home and hear from their constituents and you have the strongest loudest voices in republican and the republican movement and grassroots furious calling for mike johnson to be vacated. the people here, my my colleagues have not heard the message doug, what do you make of that? >> she's not calling for the motion to vacate. she's saying i want everyone to go home and hear from their con

frank. it now goes to the senate, full and over. crowded wouldn't vote as caps, eyes and the central african republic. cuttings dozens of people. the accident happened on the poker river near the capital of bung. the video shows the boat, which is counting more than $300.00 passengers moments before it broke apart and began to sinking. at least 50 people confirmed a problem, and many more are still missing. the run these repeating for international help of the heavy rains, the space, maybe a 100000 people and destroyed farmland. the countries been struggling off to the el nino weather event extend to the annual rainy season. it is i'm getting food before it's consistent rains. have some merch parts of this church and the entire neighborhood along with it. these houses have got tuned in western burgundy cannot only be accessed by the flood waters have cut off this family from the world. oh, that's about the war to hit us. and we have to look for a place to build a shelter, but we couldn't find any way because the water was already everywhere. we came here, but there wasn't not much water yet.

senate. >> reporter: absolutely, frank. bipartisan agreement is coming out.hey're basically creating a framework for stablecoin that widely mirrors the current banking subpoena. the proposal would include a couple of things including having federal and state regimes. it also ties stablecoins to the u.s. dollar and ensures they're fully backed by reserve assets and they would be designed to take their coin through algorithm method. it would provide a way for those who hold stablecoin to get their money back in case the issuer fails. loomis says it's important to make sure the u.s. doesn't fall behind on digital security. she said in order to meet the growing demand of our ever-evolving financial industry, we need to craft legislation that strikes a careful balance of establishing a clear and workable framework for stablecoin while protecting consumers. this bill isn't exactly the same as a house bill that passed last year, but they hope it could be reconciled if they're both able to pass their respective chambers. but while passage or vote isn't a given at thi

be nice if we could sit down with you on a bipartisan basis and have those discussions in a frank way. >> senator fetterman of pennsylvania is recognized. senator van hollen. >> let me start by thanking senator fetterman. good to see you. real wages are up. that's good news. >> over the last couple years wages have gone up more than inflation >> that means families have more spending power in their budgets right? worker productivity is up? corporate profits are up? worker productivity is rising faster than corporate profits right? >> i don't know. the charts i shall suggest that. >> that would indicate in the last corporations deciding to pocket as profits more of the gains they get from their workers labor that we should be able to continue to have increases in real wages, is that right? it's important i think people recognize these corporations are doing better than ever and they are deciding now to essentially return the gains made through their workers productivity which is going up more to shareholders. they will obviously get a profit, but the question is whether or not workers share in tha

just will say that, you know, barney frank, the amazing congressman barney frank reflected on some of the same sentiments that senator schatz has said. we have come a long way as a community. we have fleshed a lot. thanks in no -- in great part to the individual courage of all the people who have come out. all the people who sacrificed. and no longer are we on our own 20-yard line. in fact we are on -- we are near a lot of our goals on, we'll say the opposition's 20-yard line. that explains a lot of the desperation we're seeing. the shameful, shameful scapegoating of our community. and our kids. this is shameful. we are here today to say we're rising up to stand up for ourselves. i want to now bring up an amazing advocate from an amazing organization, one that i was familiar with as a teacher, i want to make sure i bring up -- brian diteier from glisten. >> thank you so much, congressman takano, congressman pocan, senator schatz. we are so grateful to have so many leaders who are fighting for safer, more afirming and inclusive school environments, especially k-12. imlisen was founded by a series of educators in 1990'

the senate crime committee headed by senator kefauver, senators tobey and o'connor, an attorney, halley becomes the sensation of the country. frank ericksen, big time bookmakers, someone from jail where he's serving a two year sentence is the person, station maker, senator keefe. all very hearing. the lawbreaker refused to answer the attorneys. simple question. that's always we gotta you mr. schumer i business is in jail why go back and prior to being convicted subject has been a judge on the grounds and i appreciate i another alleged underworld leader jordan is continues the defiance of the committee with stubborn determination and almost categorical contempt. i answer on this account with any other i declined to answer and to say what i in the hearing room in new york's federal court building is crowded when virginia hill hauser, the fabulous sweetheart of the slain bugsy siegel, notorious underworld figure, answers her subpoena unfolding in blandest manner. revelations that set the nation wandering. do you ever get any money from any other person whom we might call a gangster rather than they got no. did you ever get any money

the senate crime committee headed by senator kefauver, senators tobey and o'connor, an attorney, halley becomes the sensation of the country. frank ericksen, big time bookmakers, someone from jail where he's serving a two year sentence is the person, station maker, senator keefe. all very hearing. the lawbreaker refused to answer the attorneys. simple question. that's always we gotta you mr. schumer i business is in jail why go back and prior to being convicted subject has been a judge on the grounds and i appreciate i another alleged underworld leader jordan is continues the defiance of the committee with stubborn determination and almost categorical contempt. i answer on this account with any other i declined to answer and to say what i in the hearing room in new york's federal court building is crowded when virginia hill hauser, the fabulous sweetheart of the slain bugsy siegel, notorious underworld figure, answers her subpoena unfolding in blandest manner. revelations that set the nation wandering. do you ever get any money from any other person whom we might call a gangster rather than they got no. did you ever get any money

frank. >> drew, a few weeks ago, the senate passed $95 billion foreign aid package. house speaker on a short rope. how is that impacting that issue and other issues with foreign aid? >> reporter: you know, there is a consensus in congress and in the house for passing the foreign aid. there are issues for speaker johnson with the slim majority in the house. one or a few members could move that to oust him. it is important to note here that while marjorie taylor greene did file a motion to vacate, she did not force a vote. it seems for now there may be a path forward to speaker johnson passing the foreign aid and keeping his post. with the very tenuous margin, things are on a razor's edge. >> thank you, drew. joining usfrom nbc news. live in washington. >>> oral arguments from germany are under way as the hague is continuing the hearings with the case from nicaragua by providing arms and support to israel. >>> turkey will impose restrictions on israel until a cease-fire in gaza is called. this is after they declined to take part in the aid drop. >>> hamas officials are

vermont senator peter welch. >> frank lirks i ly, i think weg to the point where the president is goingcision, and that is are we going to stop sending u.s. munitions to israel that are used in gaza. >> reporter: the u.s. gives israel more than $3 billion worth of military aid every year and has approved another transfer that includes more than a thousand, 502,000 pound bombs. >> the united states support for israel's ability to defend itself from a range of threats, not just hamas, remains ironclad. >> reporter: cbs news has learned that on their phone call today, president biden asked prime minister netanyahu to allow more aid into gaza right away by opening specific gates and establishing more safe routes, and tonight, norah, we have just learned that netanyahu has followed through allowing the opening of the eritz gate in the north of gaza for the first time since the conflict began along with two other aid corridors. >> that is some new reporting just coming from nancy cordes at the white house. thank you, nancy. >>> officials with the world central kitchen are demanding an indepen

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the senators will go into a closed session in which there'll be very frank with each other and make extensive arguments in favor of or against conviction but i think that senator kennedy's point is probably not well because what he wants is not something that typically happens at this stage instead, at this stage, what happens is almost exactly what we're seeing points of order are going to supersede any other motion or that's made in this process and so instead, center kenny tried to sneak in a little speech and, you could hear the chair presiding officer kind of hit the gavel pretty quickly my guess she's going to try and cut off speeches as quickly as she can to move these votes along. >> it appears as though the vote has wrapped up. i believe they're verifying the count now can we listen in and see where things stand? there is no sound from the floor of the senate on senator kennedy's point of order. >> there we are going to wait for them to call that vote and let's squeeze in a quick break and we'll be right back. >> the sinking of the titanic. >> how would really happen, especially to o

senator etpaufer examined organized crime and interstate commerce in the 1950's. hearings were held throughout the country and included key figures including crime boss frank costello. resulting in the f.b.i.'s acknowledging a national organized crime syndicate and the passage of the racketeer influenced and corrupt organizations act in 1970. watch congress investigates. saturdays at 7 p.m. eastern on c-span2. >> sunday, on "q&a," steven kahn shares his book the lies of the land, which argues that the reality of rural america today is vastly different from the way it's often portrayed by politicians and the media. >> one of the things i discovered much to my own surprise is that a great deal of american automobile manufacturing now takes place in what we could all rural areas. especially the japanese companies, toyota and honda, who built these plants starting in the 1970 east and 1980's, not inside urban areas but out in the cornfields. and so rural people are not farmers. statistically speaking much at all. they are factory workers. they are normal truck drivers. they are doing all of these things that are connected to our dustrial society. >> steven conn with hi

senator examines organized crime and interstate commerce in the early 1950's. hearings were held throughout the country and included key figures, including crime boss frank costello, resulting in the f.b.i.'s national crime syndicate. watch congress investigates saturdays at 7:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we're funded by these television companies and more, including mediacom. >> at mediacom, we believe that whether you live here or right here or way out in the middle of anywhere, you should have access to fast, reliable internet. that's why we're leading the way in taking to you 10-g. >> mediacom supports c-span as a public service, along with ese other television providers. giving you a front row seat to democracy. for, this is open. we will start with saul in new york on the democrats line. caller: good morning. i have two statements i want to make. these wars that are happening, if we keep allowing hatred to permeate through our societies, it will never go away. there is no solution to it. another thing is, i just want to tell the people what is going on with my life in this country because the media has artific

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meanwhile, the senate is expected to vote on the foreign aid package as soon as tuesday. frank. >> brie jackson in d.c. thank you. time to talk about the investor package with teina fordham. joining me here on set in london. tina, great to see you in person. >> likewise. great to have you in london. >> picking up with the foreign aid package and the $60 billion to ukraine. you went meme on us. you said f-around and find out when it is stalled. what do you think of the weekend? >> thanks for reminding me of that. it is appropriate. i have to say, frank, today is a good day. it wasn't looking like the u.s. would pass this aid package. i understand it is not popular with a lot of house republicans, but a majority of americans are supportive. majority of congress is supportive. this is not just about helping out good causes. this is about the geo strategic calculus that the u.s. and allies is operating in here. this is a major breakthrough. i have a smile on my face. >> i want to go to a bigger part of the global economy. the oil market. something we have been watching closely and

abortion, the economy and then trump's sense of chaos overall frank four big picture i wanna show you what some of these republican senators had to say last week about the trial. >> and we'll talk about about watch this first are you concerned about that kind of alleged conduct not really because he doesn't seem to be a factor for a lot don't give it a lot of thought. >> justice systems and motion, we'll see if it's a fair trial. >> just think it's too late to contrived and really let's solve this at the ballot box. >> it's a salacious trial. it makes for good television on his throat, back to the clinton menstruation that senator lankford throwback. what what is your kind of big picture view of this? >> you look? >> so comfortable talking about this trial i mean, they have to be i think we're we're so endured to thinking that trump stuff just doesn't land. but there are a couple of ways in which it does lead. okay. first, is that spending oodles of cash on this. i think a quarter of the money that he's raising is going to pay for his legal fees. >> and then secondly, it's a cultural event media knows how to talk about ill

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have you had frank caro, who had lbj master the senate? i am a big fan, and i thank you very much.doing a great service for educating all of us on c-span. guest: thank you so much. it means a lot to me that you value what i'm trying to do. yes, we need to have conversations. as he said, when he tells people he works for this news organization people immediately jump to conclusions. it is impossible to be completely objective and neutral, we all have biases and gaps in our knowledge we may not be aware of. i try to be aware of that and present a free-flowing nonpartisan product to inform them about the origins of what is going on today. richard evans, one of my favorite historians, wrote a trilogy on nazi germany, the coming of the third reich, the third reich in power, the third reich in war. i haven't had richard on yet and i hope to in the future. he has a new book coming out soon. i have had kershaw on the podcast several times. he is also a great scholar on the third reich. robert caro is very difficult to do interviews with. he is busy writing we hope volume five of the lbj se

have you had frank caro, who had lbj master the senate? i am a big fan, and i thank you very much.doing a great service for educating all of us on c-span. guest: thank you so much. it means a lot to me that you value what i'm trying to do. yes, we need to have conversations. as he said, when he tells people he works for this news organization people immediately jump to conclusions. it is impossible to be completely objective and neutral, we all have biases and gaps in our knowledge we may not be aware of. i try to be aware of that and present a free-flowing nonpartisan product to inform them about the origins of what is going on today. richard evans, one of my favorite historians, wrote a trilogy on nazi germany, the coming of the third reich, the third reich in power, the third reich in war. i haven't had richard on yet and i hope to in the future. he has a new book coming out soon. i have had kershaw on the podcast several times. he is also a great scholar on the third reich. robert caro is very difficult to do interviews with. he is busy writing we hope volume five of the lbj se

senate is expected to vote on tuesday. if it does pass, president biden said he would sign it immediately. frank. >> very interesting, brie. mike johnson faced pressure from his party with the far-right faction, but democrats are looking to step in and help him save his job. >> reporter: that's right, frank. some democrats have said openly that they don't believe that speaker johnson should lose his job. they plan to support him. there are some republicans backing that. it remains to be seen if this comes up for a vote to remove speaker johnson. if it does, will there be enough votes. >> brie jackson, thank you. >>> and looking at flashes with the ubs downgrading six tech stocks. apple, amazon, microsoft and nvidia from overweight. we are waiting to hear from these companies. it will be an important week with the big tech earnings. to give you context, we saw the tech sector down 7% last week on wall street. an important one to monitor as we hear from these companies, frank. >> so much weight on earnings. one data set was if you take out five of the magnificent seven companies and earnings would

frank field, has died at the age of 81. hello, i'm nicky schiller. welcome to the programme. we start this hour with reaction to the news that us lawmakers in the senateed a $95 billion aid package for ukraine, israel and taiwan. president biden says he will sign the bill later today and that more arms and equipment will be sent to ukraine within a week. the overwhelming vote in favour of the deal marks the end of six months of deadlock amongst us politicians. the measures approve around $61 billion in long—awaited aid for ukraine alone. it also designates more than $26 billion in aid for military support for israel and humanitarian aid for gaza. and $8 billion for taiwan and us indo—pacific allies. president biden said it showed that america stood resolutely against tyranny and oppression. president zelensky said it reinforced america's role as a beacon of democracy and leader of the free world. the senate majority leader chuck schumer said america had shown its allies it would not turn its back on them. a lot of people inside and outside the congress wanted this package to fail, but today those in congress who stand on the side of democracy are winn

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constitu ation for the senate judiciary committee and as a special counsel to the house, select investigative panel. he now serves as vice president and senior counsel of j.c. and franks, thank so much for being with us tonight. thank you, chris. it's so good to be with you. thank you. white house historical association for hosting us tonight and for all of you who are joining us. before we start, why don't i give chris an introduction, although already gotten a partial introduction. he is really one of the most talented and vivid describe of the civil war currently lecturing. he is a ph.d. and editor shape an

constitu ation for the senate judiciary committee and as a special counsel to the house, select investigative panel. he now serves as vice president and senior counsel of j.c. and franks, thank so much for being with us tonight. thank you, chris. it's so good to be with you. thank you. white house historical association for hosting us tonight and for all of you who are joining us. before we start, why don't i give chris an introduction, although already gotten a partial introduction. he is really one of the most talented and vivid describe of the civil war currently lecturing. he is a ph.d. and editor shape and co-founder of the emerging civil war. he's the managing editor of the emerging civil war series published service bd. he's a writing professor in the jindal school of communication at saint bonaventure university, where he also serves as the associate dean for undergraduate program. and as he had mentioned, he's the historian, residence historian in residence stevenson ridge on the spotsylvania battlefield. so, so great to be with you again. and it's so nice to see so many people who are sounding off in the chat function and seeing people from all over the coun