we have chapters, each one of them, we have a chapter on milton friedman. it's called milton's of the cage is called cage mutiny play on an old film. and marx is called marx madness. so we have a lot fun with our titles for the austrian it's called out of the blue, you students love my book. i have pictures because you know students don't read any more. they just look and but seriously they do read. but i have lots of stories to bring to life. the economist which i think is really important so i've gotten a lot of good from from other writers other economists say you're bringing history alive most of the time most history of thought books are very dry. they go into heavy theory and that sort of thing. what i try to show is that the theory, like keynes's theory, came out of the great depression, marxist theory came out of the excesses of the industrial revolution. and milton friedman in response to keynes. and so forth. so i bring i bring it all together. the other thing i do, that unique of this book, you can i'm somewhat enthusiastic about it is that i hav

i say it’s not true, who are the owners of russian citizens there, friedman kasugav, and he works bank arrive in kyiv, in lviv there is a network all over ukraine, you come, they provide you with financial services, you get a loan or vice versa, you make a payment, you put it on a deposit, the bank is working, well, what claims can there be to aushan, who did not leave russia? if we ourselves tolerate russians, well on a russian bank with european registration but which among the owners has almost 90% of the owners of russian billionaires, this is the application of sanctions against these specific persons, and as we see, sometimes the american and european sanctions push to finally resolve that an issue that our government does not want to solve. i hope that according to friedman, the american decision will be accordingly, and as a result, already in relation to this bank and the european one, respectively, we will begin to make some kind of adequate decision and cover up, despite the fact that this bank no longer belongs to friedman, well, i'm sorry the national bank perfectly unders

well, this tactic of expendable troops is what professor friedman calls it the conscientious use of these russian people, i do not say russian people. people in this war, or after all, let's go back to the commanders and the command of the armed forces of the russian federation . i don't think that the professor was right when he said that they developed a new tactic. i think that this is a tactic and he knows it well in russia russia has always been at war, we can remember there even in the time of the napoleonic turkish wars, the first world war, the second world war, and we remember how they always used people, and not counting them, i think that they switched simply for tactics that were understandable to them. preservation of military equipment , for which they can be asked questions in the war, they can directly add questions to senior commanders. how did you lose certain pieces of equipment in the third place, because russia mainly counts the equipment of people, it does not count, so they began to use things for which they will not be asked, well, man she died or died, but the e

can put under arms, what do you think, well, this tactic of expendable troops is what professor friedmanwell, the conscientious use of these people russian people, i don't say people, russian people in this war , but after all, once again we return to the commanders and to the command of the armed forces of the russian federation. i don't think that the professor spilled because he said that they developed a new tactic. i think that this is a tactic and he this is well known in russia, russia has always been at war , we can remember there even during the napoleonic turkish wars, the first world war , the second world war, and we remember how they always used people, and not counting them, i think that they simply passed for a clear tactic is the preservation of military equipment , for which they can be asked questions during the war, they can directly add questions to the senior commanders. how did you, in the third place, lose one or another piece of equipment, because russia mainly counts the equipment of people, not that is why they began to use it for that they won't be asked, well,

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tom friedman, danielle pletka, really good talk about china and ukraine.tart with you. this feels like we are at a moment we've never been with with china, are we? >> i think so, chuck, because if you go back to the start of the war president biden spoke with president xi and jake sullivan spoke with his chinese counterparts and they made one major point. you will not intervene militarily in this war on russia's side, and if you do it will affect your two largest export markets and the european union and the united states of america. the fact that a year later china is considering that according to the administration, i find harrowing -- >> you find it believable? why would china do this? >> it's interesting. i think -- china, first of all, they would like the war prolonged because it keeps us tied down and we're burning through all our weaponry and all of our military stocks. also, they like a weak russia that's forced to be economically dependent on them, but they don't want a collapsed russia. that's a very bad signal for taiwan that if the west can tak

in a moment, war on china's potential role in the ukraine crisis with tom friedman, right now cnn -- dr. leana wen, also cnn -- intelligence analyst john miller. how much -- from an intelligence standpoint should anybody put in the department of energy's assessment if they are saying the confidence is low. what does that even mean? >> well. so if you do an intelligence assessment high confidence means certainly, most likely, medium confidence means likely, probably, low confidence means possibly, maybe, maybe not. so the answer is, we shouldn't put much stock in it. they are coming to a conclusion based on incomplete intelligence, they are one of 60 agencies that were asked to look at this, we have seen the votes from other agencies, so they are saying, based on what we have, which is all we need to come to a solid conclusion, this is our choice, but we are not solid on it. >> doctor wen, cnn learned this update from the department of energy's assessment was in part based on information that the chinese cdc in wuhan was studying coronavirus variants around the time the outbreak, how

tom friedman column nest for "the new york times." welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press "qwest. >> from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history. this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. good sunday morning. 15 days after the u.s. shot down a chinese spy balloon and after a canceled diplomatic trip to beijing, tensions with china have now escalated again to accusations that china may be supplying russia or may supply russia with lethal aid in its war against ukraine. on thursday the president did try to turn the temperature down a bit with china, acknowledging that the three unidentified objects shot down over lake huron, alaska or canada were not tied to china, but were likely simply research balloons. >> we seek competition, not conflict with china. we're not looking for a new cold war. i expect to be speaking with president xi, and i hope we have -- we will get to the bottom of this. i make no apologies for taking down that balloon. >> china's top foreign policy official responded on saturday in his visit to munich.

let's speak now to vanessa friedman.ld news. it is fascinating, isn't it? it is only when somebody sadly passes away that you realise the impact that they have left within their field, impact that they have left within theirfield, and going back to the 19605, theirfield, and going back to the 1960s, hejust exploded onto theirfield, and going back to the 1960s, he just exploded onto the scene with his designs, didn't he? he was absolutely a fashion revolutionary, a fragrance revolutionary, a fragrance revolutionary, and he created both a style and approach to material and an to business that really has influenced generations of designers they came after. in influenced generations of designers they came after-— they came after. in telling the world about _ they came after. in telling the world about him, _ they came after. in telling the world about him, what - they came after. in telling the world about him, what do - they came after. in telling the world about him, what do you| they came after. in telling the - world abo

historians since this episode have thought that this was a test case of thought that this is a max friedmanjewish colonel commanding a richmond has purposefully selected this individual to apply for the chaplains in order to to to to create a test case which will then force the government to to change the law, force congress to change the law. what, again, digging has established that one of the the i spent a lot of time doing this work for the book. what what becomes clear is that actually max friedman doesn't know about this doesn't know about application for the chaplain and for other quite complicated reasons he want attention to be drawn to richmond and he quickly goes to a newspaper in washington, d.c. the time to to say, wait a second, we have nothing to our richmond has nothing to do with this man. we have not out the appointment of this of this individual as a chaplain, and they aren't more than 20 -- in our entire core never mind in our regiment again. the story does not well for max frequently either of the parties of the man who's applied for the the unofficial has applied for t

wellnd max friedman does is common for those raising regiments in the early stages of the war in particularwhich is to to recruit heavily officers certainly amongst friends, family and, those acquaintances. so it means that that's amongst the officers. they are a number of --, including, again, this is typical of the time. there's a fair amount of cronyism, nepotism and including are there family members who are officers within the regiment to? he's a he's involved as i describe in the pre-war militia in pennsylvania. he's not the only -- who's a officer in the pre-war militia who raises there's another enrichment, which is by a -- as well in, pennsylvania at the time. and this regiment, though, is unusual in that it selects as its chaplain men the name of michael allen, who has some religious backgrounds, not a rabbi. he's but he's clearly and i've a religious man and familiar with with with jewish law as well. and we have what's extraordinary michael allen again he so so short period of time for reasons are describing the second but we have his his diary which describes what's what he wha

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it is a complicated story, but in the judgment of friedman and schwartz, it was the fed that was mainlyfor converting what they called a garden variety recession into a major catastrophe. since 63, friedman and schwartz's indictment of the fed has won considerable acceptance among economists and reinforcement from the principal historian alan. but as schwartz, meltzer and their monetarist are substantially. what should we now say about herbert. in all of american history, no president has been more conscientious, hardworking than he for three years and more. he strove without stint to induce the american people to shake off their confidence. repeatedly, he pleaded with banks to resume lending with depositors to stop and for moral action that would arrest the credit freeze. could it that his incessant labors not so much right or wrong as your relevant it reminds me of the greek mythological figure sisyphus forever condemned to push a heavy boulder up a hill every time he nearly reached the top. atop the rock would roll back and six of us would have to start over from 1929 to 1933. herber

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artist jean-michelle basquiat, the theater, this theater where you're doing this, at the samuel j friedmant broadway dressing rooms, like the backstage, it's family -- it's an honor but it's famously kind of crappy back there. what do you do to make it homey? >> jeremy: okay, yeah, it's all about the snacks for me. >> stephen: sweet or savory? >> jeremy: all. so i consider my dressing room, i need it to resemble a 7-eleven. >> stephen: do you have a slushy machine? >> jeremy: i need lifesavers. hard, soft. twizzlers, funyuns, salt and vinegar. like, i need a variety. because, people know, we spend a lot of time in these rooms. and you get there and you get kind of bored and you get snacky. so i got all the snacks. >> stephen: do people come to visit you? >> jeremy: oh, knock, knock, knock. they don't want to talk to me, they want to see what is in the snack drawer, do you know what i mean? but yeah, i'm in the same dressing room. i bought pillows and tried to fancy it up in 2018. and those same pillows are there. the same little blanket. >> stephen: that's very generous of you for everybod

. - as to the defendant, stanley friedman, the indictment charges his participation in three briberyns of new york city who have had to labor under the yoke of people like stanley friedman for too darn long. - and, you know, there's something sort of horrifying about that, at least from a professional ethics perspective, that we really don't think of ourselves as centerstage. - enormous, vaulting ambition. and that set off some alarm somewhere in the back of your head. this is very bright guy. this is a very ambitious guy. and if you get in his way, he'll crush you. - the charges are quite extensive, what's in the indictment and what's on the public record. but if there are some additional restraints on what we say, you should understand. - quite a few of rudy's most spectacular wins were overturned on appeal. and that sometimes gets left out of the record 'cause rudy would always brag, you know, "i won every case, every big case, et cetera." well, no, a lot of them got overturned and the justice system pushed back. and so that's the danger of that kind of absolute self-certainty. -

i spoke to the fashion director and chief fashion critic of the new york times, vanessa friedman, aboutigner made such an impact on the industry. >> he was absolutely a fashion revolutionary and a fragrance revolutionary. he created both a style and an approach to material and business that really has influenced generations of designers that came after. >> in telling the world about them, what do you think really stands out about michael ruben -- paco rb. >> what was truly extra mary was his approach to materials. he did not accept the idea that everything had to be made of silk and cotton and sewn with a needle and thread, he thought players were better idea than a needle, and he thought plastic and metal and paper and velcro were a the kinds of materials that clothing could be made of. and that attitude, that idea of technological innovation is really something that has stuck with everybody i think ever since. >> he also criticized himself. [laughter] going back to t 1960's and the 12 on wearable dresses, can you tell us this story, please? >> that was his first collection in 1966. it

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he changed the spelling of his last name from reid to reed, perhaps to mark his status as a newly friedman indignities did not end with his death. >> the first cemetery when -- where he's buried closes within a few years so he's movedout to a massive burial ground for african-americans in washington, d.c. and in 1960 all of those bodies are removed in order to eventually make room for the rhode island metro stop. >> despite his contributions, his final resting place is unknown. >> that's one of the main reasons stories like this need to be recovered to show that black people literally had a happened in the founding of the nation. >> i hope when people walk past the capitol they remember the contribution that phillip reed made to this symbol of freedom even when he didn't have it himself. ♪ john: now online, what we know about the chemicals on board that train that derailed in ohio. all that and more is on our website pbs.org/newshour and that is pbs news weekend for this saturday. i'm john yang. for all of my colleagues, thanks for joining us, see you tomorrow. announcer: major funding for

the main actor in this agenda was the economist milton friedman. cliches adviser, who, through the chicago school, which was inspired by his economic theories influenced us new liberal policies in several countries of global south. so then it certainly probably generally bellicose return it equilla globally, that unit nearly bit east. aquila globally. that sooner than a finance deal economy or a non they did it, the keep it out. i and just senior larva liberal is saying we will remove oh regulation, melton, free chicago school. that's what they decided. that's what the raised mad reagan and the crazy man woman, but she was selling to the well ali need to the daniel, done that quiz to pin saturday without the format declared, not a standard or reagan in the margaret thatcher underneath the nanny or downtown he can commit answer if also are legitimate or in bank though nearly barrel and nearly biddies that they really believe. hey cynthia, the mother said that i do have a, the interlock them, or they were norma acumen chateau, our village at a manette up for then the air ball j login is actu

, this name so many times i think i should get a scholarship produced guy or something. dollars, friedman because he said repeatedly in 2014 and 15 that the americans wants what the germans don't want. they want to that for the germans to get armed, turn their peaceful industry into military industry and go to the east and what he explicitly sat in belgrade until 41. if i was a german, i would never want that for my country, but i'm american. and the geopolitical goals of the united states are similar to those of great britain in the past. it is to confront the 2 most logical allies, which is germany and russia. and then again, what happened with the, with the north stream? i mean, i hear this, this really loud silence from berlin. nobody is asking about the serious investigation. while before this happened we've, he, we heard both the door panel and, and president by himself saying that was they were the 1st thing that they will do troy the north theme. now it is destroyed and nobody's talking about it anymore. yeah. yeah. now matthew, in my 1st questions are out here, i talked about jun

he's a chicago boy, he studied neo liberal economics under milton friedman at the university of chicago . and then he taught economics under the piano che, dictatorship and sheila, so he impose those same neo liberal privatization policies in brazil and unleashed economic chaos. and we've seen massive increases in inequality. we've seen hunger increasing and poverty and unemployment. and at the same time, the brazilian economy has been basically in permanent recession for several years. so, what was louis campaign promise? he said his most important priority was ending hunger. after he won victory on election night. he gave a speech and said my top priority will be making sure that every brazilian has 3 meals a day. and he said that it is ridiculous that we live in a country where we export food, but 30000000 people go hungry and let's not forget, he comes from a very poor background. he grew up in a rural area in a shack that had no running water and no electricity. he understands the difficulty of poor and working resilience. and he has pledged to fight poverty to into decrease inequa

thanks to our 1st amendment, friedman chris and treatment speech, which most countries don't have as a law or a, it will be essentially rescinded if julian massage has successfully prosecuted. and we will then approach the state control of information such as we're seeing in russia today. all of these cases of course, demonstrate the importance of exposing the truth about what's happening when it comes to war in other matters. and of course, your leaking of the pentagon papers is a prime example of that. but today, we have an expansion, arise even of this information and it's hard to decipher what's true, what's not, what's fact, what's fiction? how important is it to have actual transparency when it comes to government actions and government decisions about war? i'm afraid that transparency and war are 2 words don't really go to each other. they don't exist together. in war time, the secrecy that the government carries on all the time about its own crimes and lies in misleading statements in bad predictions. reckless actions that secrecy is certainly legitimized in war because you h