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democratic initiatives all across the country, a lot of campaigns, worked hard for mcgovern, for frankel, for j. william fulbright. he always knew this was going to be the path he was going to take, and he gained a lot of experience before running for office himself. before the clintons were married and bill was living east of town, he decided he would run for congress. he talked it over with the dean of the law school, who gave him his blessing and promised his support, and he had decided to run against john paul hammerschmidt. he had actually asked several other people to run against hammerschmidt, a very popular republican in the third district, and nobody else wanted to do it. they wanted to run for other things, and he finally decided maybe it should be him. everyone thought he was fighting a losing battle, and he knew it, but he said he didn't think it would hurt his future chances with other offices. he lost to hammerschmidt, but by only about 6000 votes, which was pretty remarkable for a newcomer against a very broad republican district. he often says that losing that congression

about a corrupt state you alleged torture i mean this is one of the key stories what happened after frankel eventually did die in one hundred seventy five words for nine months they tried holding on and eventually realized they couldn't the grassroots movement for democracy was too great but what he did was he brokered a deal with the main opposition parties that tend socialist and communist parties and essentially they agreed to maintain the institutions of the state as the world would know. attempt to purge them whatsoever in return for being they themselves been legalized in standing in parliamentary elections and that they came into existence in the markets it was very very limited there was an agreement for instance a pact of silence about the spanish civil war that no one really talked about it there was despite the fact spain has agree it is number of unknown civilian greaves in the world outside cambodia there was a complete pact for anyone who carried out acts of political violence during the franco franco years and there was nothing done to solve corruption in particular which was

lds and frankel had an on again off againelionship. frankel has not released a statement yet. >>> we have new video tohow you. a brazen would-be thief caught inpohe act. ce say it happened in the falls grove area of rockville on both nature lane and j drive last month. police hope someone recognizes this man. he's seen other wearing gloves and tries to break in, not one, but to you, but three attempts toak no homes all caught on camera and every attempt in the middle of the night. police areffering up to $10,000 as a reward for information leading to an arrest. >>> happening tonight, seven lives will be remembered at a vigi near the florida branch apartments. you'll recall two years ago a deadly explosion and fire ripped through theomplex other in silver spring. two children were among the seven people killed. investigators say natural gas was built up in a room whe crews discovered a distext pipe. organizers of tonight's vigil want to highlight the fight for better living conditions at the apartments. the vigils begin at 7:30 in the p

i want to bring in jacob frankel. he is now a partner at dickinson, wright and also joined by joyce vance, one of our esteemed legal contributors. jacob, let's start with the chris collins case. you wrote for "forbes" about the charges against him, saying that it mirrors that of what happened with martha stewart. what are the similarities? why should people focus on that? >> to me the similarities are that both cases involve loss avoidance. people think of insider trading as somebody making money based on information they received about some event that's going to happen and they profit because the stock is going up. here, in both situations, these were sales where you had failed drug tests that would have an immediate impact on the stock price, in fact involving innate with congressman collins, the stock price went down 92%. >> it was basically everything was riding on this drug trial for this company. >> that's exactly what's alleged in the indictment. so to me the similarity is the concept of loss avoidance as a bas

addicted nor the hardest thing to do you can do the song immediately didn't think it was a week that frankel song you could be in the supermarket with your song say yes that is a very i could just tell it by. and of course she inspired a whole generation of female singers often didn't she. absolutely you know jennifer hudson was just on the twitter say she got to know all the different ways it per se and we did a whole lot at once not just in the u.s. but it like in general the more we differently than what was lost talked about in this usage and what people looked at not just you know years ago i would have longevity in gratitude also about life it's you she just really transcended i mean right what are the special get it it was sixty's where a lot of people you know were to understand second grade in the united states it was a lot of civil unrest and she was a pretty extensive. k.j. matthews in los angeles many thanks for talking to us. mr hayes almost as ever the conversation continues online you'll find us on twitter. my twitter handle spring. day thanks for watching we'll be back with m

way of doing so addicted nor the artist that you do you can do the song immediately didn't require frankel song you to be in the supermarket with your song say yes that is a very i could just tell it by. and of course she inspired a whole generation of female singers often didn't she. absolutely jennifer hudson was just on twitter saying that she got to know all the different ways it first said and we did a whole lot at once not just in the u.s. but it was in tune with the more we different from the what was lost talked about living in this usage and what people looked at not just you know the music that i would have longevity in the record but also about life easier to just really transcend any white black artist especially that. it was sixty's where a lot of people you know words understand second grade to the united states it was a lot simpler aggressed and she would say it's insensitive. k.j. matthews in los angeles many thanks for talking to. mr hayes almost as ever the conversation continues online you'll find us on twitter. my twitter handle spring. day thanks for watching we'll be

to ignore the artist that you do you can do the song immediately didn't think it was a week that frankel song you could be in the supermarket with your song say yes that is a great i could just tell it by groups. and of course she inspired a whole generation of female singers often didn't she. absolutely you know jennifer hudson was just on twitter saying that she got to know who is good for a while as a person and we did a whole lot at once not just in the us but it was like in general the more we differently than what we saw us talk about when it was you sit and watch people looked up to not just you know the music i would have longevity in the record it's true but also about life it's you she just really transcended any white black artist especially if it did it was sixty's where a lot of people you know going to understand second grade in the united states it was a lot of civil unrest and she would say it's expensive all. matthews in los angeles many thanks for talking to us. mr hayes almost as ever the conversation continues online you'll find us on twitter. my twitter handle spring

good to ignore the hardest thing to do you know the song immediately didn't think it was a week that frankel song used to be in the supermarket you know songs say yes that is a very i can just tell it by groups. and of course she inspired a whole generation of female singers often didn't she. absolutely know jennifer hudson was just on twitter saying that she got to know you could write well as a person and we did gave her a lot at once not just in the audience but it like in general the more we different from the what was lost talked about moving to the less you sit and watch people looked up to not just you know the music that would have longevity in the record industry but also about life because you she just really transcended any white black artist especially at a time when they were it was sixty's where a lot of people you know of course understand second grade in the united states it was a lot of civil unrest and she would say it's insensitive oh yes she was definitely one of the defining voices of. a human punishingly k.j. what was she like one on one. you know and that is a little b

about a corrupt state you allege torture i mean this is one of the key stories what happened after frankeleventually did die in one hundred seventy five words for nine months they tried holding on and eventually realized they couldn't the grassroots movement for democracy was too great but when he did was he brokered a deal with the main opposition parties that then socialist and communist parties and essentially they agreed to maintain the institutions of the state as the world with no attempt to purge them whatsoever in return for being they themselves been legalized in standing parmenter weapons and that they came into existence in the mochas it was very very limited it was an agreement for instance a pact of silence about the spanish civil war that no one really talks about it there was despite the fact spain has agreed is number of unknown civilian greaves in the world outside cambodia there was a complete pact for anyone who carried out acts of political violence during the franco franco years and there was nothing done to solve corruption in particular which was really central to th

refuse to share information about undocumented migrants with federal authorities the last person asked frankel mom. was you know you don't have an upper echelon i guess i'm in a lot of class and i want that. they have water they all choose to stay in the country with donald trump in the white house all over for the gravels. the who could be up to the. offense it struggles of many couples. who were trying to push the political both of you out to do it multiply. the welcome to. each other not say he won oscars stalled in globe space films are cult classics part of american consciousness now all over a stone's latest project was to film an extent. series of interviews with russia's vladimir putin. i caught up with the director himself to talk about the experience my over so it's great to have you with us today so if you're having a great trip in moscow there's just got here so your book compared to your extensive interviews with putin is published by you called the putin interview for a day his climax to my strange life as an american filmmaker climax your career is the best thing you've ever don

phone you can watch films on it you'll have a phone which does all of that stuff as well be quite frankel's and the number of the courts enough so you need something that fits in between is the tablet that does most of all those things i wouldn't believe but we've got increasing i.t. and that's happening in the developing world as well. take the mobile phone. in twenty eleven global production was it five hundred million units two years later that number had doubled to one billion nowadays there are more operational cell phones on the planet than there are people. but eventually fell. in twenty fourteen the world produced forty two million tons of waste. that's the equivalent of four hundred of the world's largest aircraft carrier. one hundred fifteen empire state building. all seven times the weight of the great pyramid of giza. there are two problems with that space the first one is that we're generating too much of it because we throw things away and also the other problem is when we get to the end of life the things have inherent houses if they're normally recycled in the standards we w

frankel, that the usiyugoslav yans consi themselves dominated by the soviet union.elieve the romanians consider themselves dominated by the soviet union. i don't believe that the polls consider themselves dominated by the soviet union. each of those countries is independent, autonomous. it has its own territorial integrity. and the united states does not concede that those countries are under the domination of the soviet. >>. >> the last point is the point he was trying to make, but what all the press picked up on and president carter picked up on, was here was a president that didn't even seem to acknowledge that the soviet union existed and the kind of control that the soviets had over eastern europe. for conservatives and his party, it was just confirming the idea that president ford was out of touch with the realities and dangers overseas. carter, as we've discussed, went on to win the election in a narrow victory, but a victory, nonetheless, and we had unified democratic government starting in 1977. conservatives continued to assault detente when jimmy carter w

morgan chase international chair jacob frankel next.omberg. ♪ ♪ had: welcome back, let us back to the beautiful scenes at jackson hole for the fed's annual that together. our global economics and policy editor kathleen hays there with another very special guest. kathleen: thank you very much, ramy. this is the 34th year that our guest has attended. jacob a frenkel chairman of j.p. morgan international, former governor of the bank of israel, chairman of the board of trustees of the group of 30. thank you for joining us. >> my pleasure, thank you for having me. kathleen: the kansas city fed picks something in every year. marketar is about structure, there was always an unofficial topic created by politics, markets, economic forces. this year, there are a couple. . one, donald trump, u.s. president has spoken about being upset with sai fed rate hikes. do you think this is a serious issue? jacob: i'm am sure the fed is not going to depart from this serious issue, it will not depart from its responsible strategies, but it is a serious issue.

atlantic because candor greatly admired his work in its first case study of autism was based on frankel's notes. meanwhile, in germany in the 1930s, child psychiatrists were also diagnosing social awkwardness in youth, but with much, much harsher about it. the children in the third reich were to possess strong bonds, be enthusiastic participant in collective activities such as the hitler youth and this is the idea of fascism at the heart of as i'm enough that i hope to achieve with my book, is showing the fascist collective blogging at the psychiatry so pride. so paul schroeder is on the upper left was the leader of nazi child psychology and he called this readiness to serve the community to boot. it is one of germany's with a bull words and in the romantic. admit soul. i'll just stick to how nazi traffic colleges use that which was a deep sense of metaphysical connectedness to the greater organism and you have a national racial meaning. germans had allowed. the french didn't. socialists and communists didn't have gamut. signify deep into metaphysical connection. another man followed the

frankel travelled from colombia to compete last year they came in third place this time they're hoping to make it to the top of the news in and some must complete helps me express what i feel is the most complete dumps and the most beautiful the any of us best that alyson the it's an arch that helps you express what you're feeling if you're angry or sad happy or in love. you can express everything in this dance. this is the world's most important tango competition almost seven hundred couples competing to win the cup it is here in the neighborhood of our tangle was born it is the place where the first war of one side is was located when thousands of immigrants arrive here in search of a better life and that's why many say that tango is full of sorrow because it expresses the feelings of those who had to leave everything behind in their home countries and the hardships they faced when they arrived. and they were no new one is the instrument at the heart of the sound of tango first crafted for religious services in the nineteenth century germany it is now in tune with dangle. has been pl

in the sense of where the fed should go we spoke earlier today with jacob frankel who is the chairmanhase international. he is also the former head of the bank of israel. he has been in the bank for 30 years. he think there should be hiking rates and their -- they are on the right path. let's do it jacobson. less -- let's hear what jacob said. >> i think this is a much more serious subject then -- then the interest rate. >> another topic i think many people do not expect jay powell to say anything specifically about emerging-market volatility is he could perhaps mentioned something about global financial markets or financial markets generally. just to give a nod. but a lot of people will be waiting to see of anything more specific comes out on the. ramy: that is part of the official agenda but what happens unofficially to? that fornly i think happenedl trade war to the global agenda has have power and how it affects that policy for the bank of england policy member -- policymaking member and someone who is often a presenter at jackson hole -- hall. that there is a sense that that will

our guest host this hour steve grasso, director of institutional sales at stuart frankel, a "fast moneyibutor and a guy that's got shirts in his closet that never -- >> this will get you nowhere. >> -- that never repeat. all right. what was that -- we always call craig we call him the incredible hulk because he looks so much like -- >> edward norton. >> yes, like edward norton anyway, don't tell us what ed norton thinks of things, i don't want to hear from him any more after this i've heard enough. anyway, what do you think of the market, craig? >> you know, i think the market is in a good spot. you know, this is a lot like the historic midterm election years which not a lot happens for the first nine months but the average return since 1946 in the fourth quarter after the midterm election is like 7.9%. so i think things are setting up now. we've got a great economy, we've had just about the best quarter that's finishing up that i've seen and so things are good. you know, there's parts of the market, the industrials and, you know, materials, airlines that are really gone down quite a bi

ring the bell alt the nasdaq is safer roads here at the new york stock exchange is frankel.lle, back to you. >>> welcome to "the closing bell." i'm michelle caruso, cubraro in for kelly evans. dow jones industrial finishing and the russell 2000 at 1,684. it's going to be a big hour for earnings there you see their preearnings move doctors are calling it snap chat dysmorphia we're going to talk to a plastic surgeon about procedures patients are asking for thanks to the social media services that is coming up. joining us today our cnbc markets commentator mike s santolli leading the dow today was disney while ibm was the biggest decliner on the s&p, newell brands was the laggard. what the message in the markets today? >> the message was in the absence of any real headlines you're well supported by earnings and it looks like the upward drift the path of least resistance it's almost as if the absence of a negative headline getting in the way means the markets can notch these gains on a day-to-day basis volatility really waning >> and that this comes despite a negative day in asi

jacob frankel, this will be his 34th trip.id the fed should raise rates despite everything going on, despite trump tweets. however, he thinks what could happen from the trade war is important to fed deliberations, and they could realize what is going on too late. >> when it is in the data, it will be too late and we will have lost. this is a much more serious subject than another piece of the interest rates. >> there you have it. we will see what jerome powell says tomorrow. we will have interviews throughout the day. there will be a lot to get guidance from as this whole symposium wraps up. haidi: that crucial speech from jerome powell. a lot going on. kathleen hays there had jackson hole for us. hopefully taking time to enjoy the beautiful panorama. bloomberg users can interact with charts using gtv , catch up on key analysis and saved them for your future reference. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ rishaad: we are back. half-year profits at their highest since 2014, the price of crude going up, also expecting to meet capital expe

frankel, thanks so much for calling in what do you make of this report -- let's not call it an announcemento get in exchange for all of that. >> he's going to get certainty to the extent there's potential he could face charges in new york, i think that's still an open door. obviously the general expectation is he's going to be cooperating with prosecutors and ultimately in terms of sort of the larger interest around the investigation of the administration and in particular around the investigation around the president everything is really going to turn on what can mr. cohen say about what did the president, people close to him actually know? this is about bringing closure and the government's expectation in that process is going to be his cooperation in whatever investigations may be of continuing interest for the government >> i realize you're talking about the president of the united states and his former personal attorney, but how unusual is it to see a personal attorney make a plea agreement like this to then cooperate with a government to disclose sensitive information about their form

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