friedman was really the one in the 1950s 60s and 70s. who said that? emphasis on fiscal policy and in particular on deficits that that isn't the key to economic growth rather the key to economic growth is monetary policy that that's just purely become the new conventional wisdom and people really don't other than an extreme conditions talk talk much about the deficit other than they're against it in some general way, but in most circumstances individuals don't use deficit spending as a way to influence the economy rather. it's the federal reserve's interest rate policy, which is mostly used to influence the influence influence economic activity. so his ideas there have been very effective and have really triumphed as a means of moderating economic economic activity, but at the same time it seems to me that it is his his idea of prediction and the idea that we can come to a science of economics that is most important and i would again know that his work in economic theory is very different than his work as a public intellectual isn't it as an academic e

however, friedman was not impressed by either one.ngrads with a receipt for an urgent cleaning of a raincoat, which for some reason was issued, she is a completely different person ivanov and i hate my last name here, his nerves have already begun to take on the sly. marchenko ordered to immediately send the found cloak for examination, in the meantime another important one was made, nakhodka will be so slightly moved away, there are 150 rubles. was discovered and his mother came running. this is a stash stash. true, boris could not explain in any way. why does it all end up in toolboxes did you find a hammer? there was very little blood on it. it can be seen that it was thoroughly washed, the investigator asks friedman to get dressed and go where he should by public transport on a tram. let's go to the police. there was no tram, no car, nothing. the she-wolves in marchenko's office understand that the results of the examination are needed. and finally the investigator gets them. on the raincoat belonging to citizen fridman boris leon

let's look at the link between politics and climate with lisa friedman.out the us in particular. joe biden said he wanted to continue the word of the obama administration on that front, has healed up to those promises?— has healed up to those promises? has healed up to those romises? ., ~ , ., ., ., promises? thank you for having me. it is promises? thank you for having me- it is a _ promises? thank you for having me- it is a pretty _ promises? thank you for having me. it is a pretty big _ promises? thank you for having me. it is a pretty big moment . me. it is a pretty big moment right now in the united states and climate policy. you're right, president biden came into office with perhaps the most aggressive climate change agenda of any president. he promised to cut us emissions 50-52% promised to cut us emissions 50—52% below promised to cut us emissions 50-52% below 2005 promised to cut us emissions 50—52% below 2005 levels by 2030. that isn'tjust a goal for the us. all countries, many countries including the european union, uk, put forward targets tha

all the way back to adam smith as being partly a moral discipline my teacher your colleague ben friedman, you know wrote a very powerful book on the moral consequences of economic growth growing societies are healthy societies that personal journey has always stuck with me and force me to put the pandy client if i can just pick up on some of the interesting things you said so i would make an observation you're about walls that you said, you know, if they're they're very few things that like just really all economists agree on but one of them, is that free trade is basically good you need to protect the losers will come back to that and president trump put up remarkable barriers to trade in china's an interesting question. we might come back to but he was doing it to canada doing it to france and some of these barriers to trade are the things president. biden has not taken down. i mean, i think a lot of people viewed this as president trump taking a page out of the democratic party playbook because republican party at all. we stood for free trade and i wonder you know what you think about

that at the beginning of the invasion, or rather, in the first weeks after the invasion of russia, friedmanas really trying to get ukrainian citizenship . i think that this was also one of the arguments for obtaining ukrainian citizenship, but at that time, as far as i know, he was denied this and the last information i had there was two weeks. therefore, for now, the question of obtaining ukrainian citizenship was put on hold, moreover, he was considering obtaining another citizenship, if mr. gelman had better pull some sources, it is possible, it is possible, and yes, ms. hanna, in general, should we give out citizenship to some ukrainian oligarchs who are trying to demonstrate the front to the official kremlin and to i am asking putin in order to strengthen him and create the possibility of an attack of a full-scale war of genocide against the ukrainian people that they now want to avoid american sanctions or european sanctions and having received ukrainian citizenship by renouncing the kremlin, this does not mean that the fsb will lose control over them and we will not receive trojan ho

stanton friedman explicitly says, roswell is a cosmic watergate. other rival researchers like don schmidt describe the kennedy assassination as a formative experience and compare the government statements on roswell to the warren commission report. in neither case can this official document be trusted. philip core so, who writes the really popular, the day after roswell, is a firm advocate of the two oswald's theory of the kennedy assassination, and goes further than that to say that the entire cold war was really just a cover to help develop anti alien defense mechanisms. and you see this flood of roswell literature through the 80s, through the 90s, that says yes, the government covered it up and they didn't do it for our own good. donald kehoe was wrong. instead, it is a litany of misinformation and misdeeds. no longer is the air force this benign body trying to protect the public from national hysteria, now president truman sets up magic 12 in 1947 as a special government body to cover up the truth about ufos, presumably also those in charge of

they were extremely close friends and also milton friedman and milt friedman of course won the nobelprize for economics when he was teaching at the university of chicago. he was a national celebrity in the 70s when he was running a series on economics with friedman that his thinking inspired a lot of reagan's policies including tax cuts and budget policies and restarting the economy as a means of adding dollars to the workplace. let's go through reverend robert hodge from seared views and new york e-mailed into you craig shirley what was nancy reagan's role in his success and what you think of karen tumulty's new biography of her?? the >> guest: i have not read the book yet that i'm anxious to read it and i'm sure it'so a vey good look. she's a good reporter at the "washington post" and i've known her for years and what was the first part of your question? >> host: what nancy reagan's role was in his legacy? >> guest: nancy reagan was valuable to ronald reagan. if reagan was a shoe salesman she would have made sure he was the best shoe salesman in the world. she was not a passive lit

we have really strong rally, all though eric friedman pointed out, it's thin volume. dow is up but off the highs of the session. 448 points and. liz: 280 billion-dollar chips and science bill did pass the senate today. now it goes back to the house for a vote tomorrow. it is expected to pass. this will be very solid money, 52 billion for the semiconductor industry. all of them are moving higher but look at qualcomm, a gain of 2% and tomorrow right here you guys cannot miss this. we have the ceo of qualcomm how important the chips act is to the semiconductor leadership that the united states has kind of lost to china. there was word that qualmcom and amd weren't so thrilled with the chips act because it didn't help them as much as it helps names like nvidia, some other intel possibly but he may change his mind here because it is certainly helping all the stocks. tomorrow right here on "the claman countdown." head of qualcomm. head of tomorrow's gdp read, chair powell headlined why he doesn't think the u.s. is in recession no matter what it comes out at. >> the reason i

so let's bring in bess friedman from a real estate company with 3,000 agents, florida, new york, newood morning, bess. >> so nice to see you. >> great to see you too. so i think that it is no surprise here, it has been a tough time to be a perspective home buyer. what advice do you have for somebody who wants to purchase a home but feels like they just can't in this market? >> i think there is still incredible opportunity in the housing market. if you look being at 2021, exuberance that was there was unprecedented. and today we're hittshifting in new landscape. and the market is there to serve us, not instruct us. so i think if people with pre-qualified, they have their mortgages ready and they have a little bit of savings, i still think that there is incredible opportunity because rates are still historically very low. >> and so what about those who are looking to try to sell a home in this market, what advice do you have for them? >> it depends. for example if you go to places like connecticut and palm beach, the supply has shriveled up. so there is still incredible demand. and i t

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milton friedman said, the society that values equality over freedom that has neither -- but the society that values freedom over equality, will have a large measure of each. so i am grateful that we have an economist like randy that channels milton friedman in congress looking out for our taxes and our budget in our wasteful government spending. randy, thank you for delivering once again. now, for those of you who followed randy as a state senator, you know randy is a little dutch and you know that he represents orange city. and at the state capital, there is a little rivalry between senator rosen boone who represents pala, and the dutch court for comes to the capital and randy. so, i represent -- i told you that randy delivers and i was impelling yesterday and i just wanted randy to know, randy can you come up your for me? i wanted to bring a little dutch to randy. so randy, you may >> ladies and gentlemen please welcome kim reynolds. ♪ >> thank you. [laughter] thank you so much. [applause] thank you. it is so great to be back here and to see a room full of people. thanks, big jim in m

the high priest was built friedman. the big experiment was chilly, underpin oshea, it took their dictator to really implement these ideas. they thought that if we privatized for to way regulations, lower taxes, growth would go up. everybody would get more. some people get a lot more at the top. but putting aside envy, everybody would get a bigger piece of the pie. ah, it ignored the many instances where markets do not work well. it was so milton friedman gave them economic argument for why they should be unconcerned about morality. after a 3rd of a century of this experiment, we know that it's wrong that you can make money by destroying the world. and there's something wrong with ah ah, if we're going to defend the cities as we know them, i can't do it alone. i decided to create a new movement called the shift so that we can come up with ideas of how to protect our cities. so it's not an angel movement. it's not a movement of just cities. ah, it's a movement hopefully of all stakeholders. you know, although i don't gett

dan friedman, thank you for bringing this to us. right is attacking they doctor who helped a ten-year-old rape survivor. that's next. octor wh helped a ten-year-old rape survivor that's next. isn't that right phil? sorry, i'm a little busy. what in the world are you doing? i'm in the metaverse, bundling my home and auto insurance. can bundle in space. i'm in the metaverse, bundling my home watch this. save up to 25% when you bundle home and auto. call a local agent or 1-888-allstate for a quote today. ♪ got my hair got my head ♪ call a local agent or 1-888-allstate introducing new one a day multi+. a complete multivitamin plus an extra boost of support for your immunity, brain, and hair, skin & nails. new one a day multi+. >> one of the horrific news broke that a ten year old child had been forced to cross state lines to get an abortion, as ohio's post-roe abortion restrictions, the right-wing media tried to cast doubt on the story. the wall street journal's headline, and abortion story to get to confirm. fox news suggesting it coul

i most often quote, therefore, george friedman's quotes - this is the head of such an analytical departmentd stratform, which many call the shadow cia. he is talking about this. it's hard for quite a long time and because of this , problems are created for europe, that is, you need to, uh, sell your more, dear. uh, american fat natural gas and it’s more profitable for the states to do it in europe. this is also what i’m trying to explain with what, if all of mexico, all the plants for burning american gas are located on the coast of the gulf of mexico, they supply their gas logistically, in short, and cheaper. hopes sailed to europe rather than, respectively, through mysborne or thought, or there through the panama canal to drive him, respectively, to asia yes, there are in asia asian premium, therefore, when prices are higher there it is profitable for them to drive there, but cheaper and drive it to europe, but for this it must be sold there so that, accordingly, uh, they are cost-effective there, if it means supplies e what did you say the profitability of supplies, how since i wanted to

now veto friedman, old. what? so i was a little minor issue to me. i'd like to see us rely more on diplomacy. you're talking is like only thing that house weapons alone aren't a solution, is hayden talking is the only option with it. there's no other choice is the good news on the it's either shooting or talking lid than better to toggle it better to talk. but i think it's really sad like people are losing their, their family, their a house in lake mit migrating to either country. i help you stop soon. bad. yeah, thank leg ah, never country like to ukraine. i also field trip, you know, because we never know what's going to happen. so we all just hold that's going to stop. so and then yeah, i look at these photos and i know that a few 100 kilometers way. war is the reality. i hope you will find the strength to learn from the past. if you want to know more about the time between 939 and 45, i recommend a visit to the museum of the 2nd world war the futuristic building right near the mud. while the river is a real eye catcher, it was designed to encapsu

friedman reports this is from october 31st, 2020. days before the election.s take a listen to some of that audio. >> what trump's going to do is declare victory. he's going to declare victory. but that doesn't mean he's a winner. he's just going to say he's a winner. >> the democrats, more of our people vote early that count. theirs vote in may, so they're going to have a natural disadvantage and trump is going to take advantage. he's going to declare himself a winner. when you wake up wednesday morning, it's going to be a fire storm. he's going to say they stole it. i'm going to direct the attorney general to shut down the ballot places in all 50 states. he's not going out easy. if biden is winning, trump is going to do some crazy [ bleep ]. >> and jake, that's pretty much what trump ended up doing, right? he holds a press conference. he basically says, you know, i know that i won the election. the thing that messes this up, obviously, is the early call from fox news that said arizona had gone in the column of joe biden. but jake, keep in mind, some of the t

and friedman, great to have you on the news out run a victim. a singer has been sworn in israel and because president, he was elected by m p. 's, despite widespread public protests, many sri lanka, say he's just partly responsible for the current economic crisis. the crime, a thing is, says he's going to be tough on what he calls on democratic demonstrators. he will complete the time it goes to by roger pac so he resigned off to fleeing to singapore last week. the political and economic instability is pushing many to consider, leaving the country that boston has more from outside of the possible office in columbus. while honey a week her missing, i was inaugurated. as the 8th executive president of sri lanka, these people were standing in a long cute, none of them have been paying any attention, nor was it a reason for them to celebrate their being in this queue for around 3 days. they have been sleeping here. they have been eating here. they have been waiting. most of the time, they've been waiting to get a passport because they all want to lea

thomas friedman in the 1990s right for the new york times, he wrote a book where he positive that no two countries that both had mcdonald's had [inaudible] i want to move on to the response of the left to just really kind of, so, and this is going to spencer thing about, i've heard of it but if you had a gun to my head. so i was like, where is the end of history and the -- catalog? i was legitimately looking for the book to see if we had an e-book of it, but then i was like, this is really fascinating. so just, pay some attention to the topics that people used for, do you folks see it? do you see the book titles? this is the book, 1992 that fukuyama turned the article into. the end of history and the last man, but then the date is 2000, the curious fate of american materialism, do folks remember dairy data? the homicide bomber phenomenon. liberation theology. the shape of the signifier, 1967 to the end of history. we spent so much time on postmodernism. american fiction in the 1990s after the end. and then, i just thought this was kind of our program. the marketplace utopia and the f

sec friedman whose book class i would like to see succeed when we'retalking about origins . my daughters hair and agent tina and i, okay. thank you for that. so you know, what i would say about it is to kind of summarize it is i have always been drawn to human existence and to the narratives of people more than anythingelse . i have been doing that for a long time when i found my way into this story but it is very ironic, a statistic is what did it.i saw one in five children growing up in america. i thought that was strange and outrageous. i started working the phones to figure out why this wasn't a bigger story and in a way it wasn't a bigger story because that's part of the reason it was a big story is because it was a stubborn problem andit wasn't going away . we're coming up on half a century after lg lbj declared war on poverty and some games have happened but a lot remains to be done. so just from that many thousands of aboveground jump out of the sky, i wound up landing finally in the life of the sunny after a long birth. and by the time i met her, my typical checklis

smirnova , because we are entering, we will talk about various forecasts, in particular, lawrence friedman, an honored professor of military research at the king 's college london, who emphasized that putin is too stubborn and intends to never admit that the war a losing and powerful state like russia always has a reserve with which it is possible to turn the tide of any war, and this is scary because it depends on one madman from several essentially madmen, judging by medvedev's latest statements, which once again threatens ukraine with nuclear weapons, and actually will the kremlin succeed in using these extreme methods, but we can see that this is the last argument of arguments, judging by the situation at the front, they don't have much right now, in fact freeman also says that if it wasn't there, putin is unlikely to succeed in anything will soon be demonstrated in ukraine and ukraine will still be strengthened, it takes a lot of time because these weapons that are handed over to us are the best samples of weapons. it requires a lot of time to master again, well, it especially concern

thomas friedman in the 1990s right for the new york times, he wrote a book where he positive that no two countries that both had mcdonald's had ever gone to war with each other. at the time he wrote it he was wrong, the u.s. had invaded panama, both of those had mcdonald's, but since the 1990s through the 1990s and into the 2000 there has been more and more evidence of liberal economics and democracy does not mean that there will not be conflicts. at the time there was this widespread and shared idea. i want to talk about the legacy and then i want to move on to the response of the left to really, and this is going to spencer's thing of i have heard of it but if you put a gun to my had. i was wondering where was the end of history in our library catalog? i was legitimately looking for the book to see if we had an e-book for it, but this was fascinating. pay some attention to the topics that people use for this. can folks see the book titles? this is the book, 1992 that fukuyama turned the article into. the end of history and the last man, but then the date is 2000, the curious fate o

david friedman. he's a professor emeritus of infectious diseases at the university of alabama in birmingham. tell me whether sir live on al jazeera and it does say that the president has a mild symptoms, a slight cough, and a fatigue. is that what we expect with the definition of mild symptoms? i'm that that's correct. a more severe symptoms would mean that he was having some difficulty breathing or that his oxygenation, which i'm sure they, they be monitoring, you know, had been, hadn't been affected. so, and that's pretty much what we're seeing up with. well vaccinated people are these days. of course a, in the press of the white house press statement, it does say that the president is taking pac salivate. and it's one of the many, a drugs that's available for those that won't be knock elated. what do we know about this? unpacks lavette is a highly effective, it's certainly the antiviral drug of choice. it's an oral drug. it's taken for 5 days and it's about 90 percent effective in reducing hospita

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well, the article by lawrence friedman is out, it's the next one. i'm very much after him.rst , i don't always follow it. it's there. it's a professor, a teacher of the royal college and the military. and it's actually because he is very cautious in his forecasts and that is probably why his forecasts come true in general if you follow these forecasts for four months, he said that he is again very cautious in his forecasts, but he says several things that are important for us, first of all, that the defeat of the russian federation is not the same is not the same as the victory of ukraine because, first of all, the goals of the russian federation are vague, they have never been clearly named, and therefore russia can always try to say that we didn’t want to, we didn’t really want to. they said after they retreated from kiev, so they said with a variable . well, take it away, we didn’t really need that changed and so on, while these people of ukraine, they are more or less defined and this is the liberation of the territory at least until the 24th, and in this sense he says

of the ukrainian government there is a discussion to grant citizenship to russian oligarchs like friedman others so that they create a certain fund . repentance is it somehow to help them whiten, but in fact it is just to help the russian oligarchs to avoid american sanctions and in this process representatives are involved ukrainian anti-corruption law enforcement organizations, which, instead of asking the americans to put more pressure on the russian oligarchs, and generally look for ways to clean ukraine from the destructive influence of the five-column aggressor state. they are thinking how to bring the russians here for a long time. there they have the opportunity by creating a tv channel, that is, they will continue to impose their agenda on us, not just how not to de-interrealize russia, but actually how to form a democratic russia after the defeat of everything they are thinking about how to restore the empire, so for me it is actually a big field because when you spend more time in different capitals of the world in order to mobilize the efforts of the world community for the vi

decades, so now stay without your property, the west will punish there, relatively speaking, is friedmanin will destroy the property of akhmetov pinchuk, firtashe and kolomoisky of this quartet of ukrainian major industrialists. well, of course, this is not even a question of their fate. they will have enough resources to start a business in the west, i miss the fate of those hundreds of thousands of people who worked at their enterprises, who are unlikely to be able to find work in our country in the coming years, this is a huge social problem and now the question arises: how can these people find work then, and i will tell you how. and this is possible in the country. it does not give in which real european integration will take place, which investments will be in nato and which will go to the european union. and if the country will operate in a gray zone, then what about this revocation of citizenship , i assure you that no negotiations will begin with ukraine joining the european union, and after all , the criteria are defined in the law about oligarchs, what actually makes a person

lawrence friedman, whom i quoted the day before.fessor of military studies at king's college london, writes in his column that the objection the victory of russia is not equivalent to the victory of ukraine, that the long war is a difficulty, delaying the recovery of the ukrainian economy, as well as the risk of weakening international support and pressure in order to reach a compromise. economy, but here we must note that the russian economy is we were hoping for a default on the economic collapse of russia, so at the beginning of this war we expected that it would happen from day to day however, we see that thanks to the supply of russian energy carriers not only to europe, but also to china, to other countries with which the aggressor country cooperates, the aggressor country allows the russian economy to hold the blow and tighten its belts for years to come, which can actually reverse the current situation and hit the russian economy so much that ordinary russians felt it. you are right that due to the rise in oil prices, russia

lisa friedman covers climate for the new york times.me what's happening in america. at the moment the us an action is what everyone is talking about. earlierthis is what everyone is talking about. earlier this week, joe manchin let it be known that he would not be able to vote at this moment for legislation that would have helped president biden achieve that goal. so the goals at cop27 are multiple but the most important one is for all countries to move towards reducing emissions and get on this 1.5 degrees pathway. if the us isn't able to move forward, that will have implications for every other country. implications for every other count . ., ., , country. you mentioned this concern about _ country. you mentioned this concern about us _ country. you mentioned this concern about us inaction, l country. you mentioned this i concern about us inaction, why is american politics so important with the global climate change picture? it is important with the global climate change picture? it is a aood climate change picture? it is a good quest

will be with us at 10 o'clock, and we will talk about various forecasts, in particular, lawrence friedmanessor of military research of the king 's college of london, who emphasized that putin is too stubborn and intends not to admit until the end that the war is lost and such a powerful country as russia always has a reserve with the help of which it is possible to turn the tide any war, and this is scary because it depends on one madman from several essentially madmen, judging by the latest statements of medvedev, who once again threatens ukraine with nuclear weapons