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we in an area now called the friedman room melissa davis, who are william and elizabeth friedman. william and elizabeth smith. friedman were some of the foremost for the us government in the 20th century. they met as people working on a project trying to find codes in shakespeare and an organization called riverbank labs in illinois. and the man who ran it was convinced that bacon had written shakespeare. there were codes in their. elizabeth realized very quickly weren't. but they spent a lot of time learning about codes and for as as the us got involved and got closer to being in world war one, they were volunteered because of their knowledge to break codes for the us government. and for six months before we entered world war one, they broke every encrypt communication from the war department, the commerce department, the justice department, everything. then after we got involved in the war. they were volunteered to teach a class to the army soldiers. so that they would know how to encrypt and decrypt messages. and so they were literally writing the curriculum at night and then t

we in an area now called the friedman room melissa davis, who are william and elizabeth friedman. william and elizabeth smith. friedman were some of the foremost for the us government in the 20th century. they met as people working on a project trying to find codes in shakespeare and an organization called riverbank labs in illinois. and the man who ran it was convinced that bacon had written shakespeare. there were codes in their. elizabeth realized very quickly weren't. but they spent a lot of time learning about codes and for as as the us got involved and got closer to being in world war one, they were volunteered because of their knowledge to break codes for the us government. and for six months before we entered world war one, they broke every encrypt communication from the war department, the commerce department, the justice department, everything. then after we got involved in the war. they were volunteered to teach a class to the army soldiers. so that they would know how to encrypt and decrypt messages. and so they were literally writing the curriculum at night and then t

he had milton friedman. milton friedman actually gave an early version prior to publication of the methodology of positive economics, the paper that became kind of the the statement of, of, of in hayek's view anyway, the, the positive mistakes of, of, of the chicago school. so there's so there was always a tension there in terms of methodology, certainly between friedman's vision and. in hayek's vision, hayek thought that testing was important, but falsification was very difficult, and that that you're not to have the kind of cumulative progress in economic theory that was held out as being possible particularly in the 1950s, that a very that was a very optimistic age about what economics was going be able to accomplish. i was there. i'm so sorry. i'm thinking about this question about you. do you learn about hayek and austrian economics in college classes? would it be fair to say that in physics classes today you don't learn about or newton you learn today's state of the art as the professor and the textboo

setting the agenda for us today, canyon partners founder and ceo josh friedman with us here on set saying the worst of the banking crisis is not behind us yet. >> plus, barry biffle, his outlook for summer travel demand and we are all over the sell-off here in the markets right now. take a look. s&p 500 down 0.6%, not extreme, but utilities are leading. up 2%. health care and consumer staples, so definitely defensive. the cyclicals are selling off for the second day in a row and technology under pressure. consumer discretionary down 2%, as bonds rally off the back of a few data misses. we'll start with the rally we're seeing in the bond market. the ten-year yield, breaking that key 3.3 level we're below that right now the latest employment data coming in lighter than expected, as pay growth inches lower ism services also coming in below consensus. in fact, services prices paid, an inflation index, lowest level since 2020 and then you've got the cleveland fed president reiterating her call for rates to surpass 5%. to help break this all down, let's bring in cnbc senior economics reporter,

become majority shareholders, and then a certain part of the shares are sold to the russian oligarch friedmanther russians in 2012. it was absolutely legal, everything happened before the russian sale the annexation of crimea and the occupation of parts of donbas when, as they say now, the criminal regime of tetianukovich wanted to take everything from me, yes, these are english shareholders, that is, ethnic georgians, they are then they were the same, they were the majority shareholders, which means, uh, they put up some of their share for sale there, that’s right, and then fidman and the company came to us, as of 2022, more than 50% of the company’s shares belonged to the british and ukrainians, in particular, almost 35 had citizens of great britain , the patrikatsishvili family, the government of georgia owned almost eight percent, minority shareholders , in particular, vsevolod bile smala, 7.45%. less than half of the shares belonged to russians, in particular friedman. they have, thank god, less than 50%, and from international legislation and according to the legislation of ukraine, the

welcoming former assistant district attorney, karen friedman, a top aide to cy vance, the first questioniven what we learned there, were you around when this was all going down, and tell me what happened and what influenced his decision to not charge in 2018, 2019, 2020. >> yeah, so it's not unusual when two offices are investigating the same crime or the same person that you bump into each other, and that happens from time to time between the department of justice in the southern district primarily as well as the manhattan d.a.'s office. so in this particular instance, when we were investigating, there were three different investigations going on regarding -- regarding the former president one of them happened to be the stormy daniels hush money payments, and as cy vance said yesterday, the southern district asked the manhattan d.a.'s office to stand down there were already well underway, and it wasn't an issue because cy vance had two other matters that he was also going forward with, and so he pressed pause on one, continued on the others, and then we know the rest >> so to those who

from the russian presence, in fact, this is not true and we can see this very well from the same friedmanon the daughters of the banks that are supposedly there, the sberbank of russia, which suddenly became a purely cossack bank with a daughter in kazakhstan. in fact, they remain umbilical cord connected with the er russian er regime of putin and none there is no clearing of these assets, but for the western partners, unfortunately, this formality still remains important, you know again with lavrov, the russian minister of foreign affairs said that the west had begun the christ’s campaign on russia on russian measures, the goal would be to destroy it, erase it from the face of the earth hmm the culture and traditions of russia, russians are good i think the long-term ambassador of the united states in moscow mcfall-mcfall wrote that the truth is that everyone really doesn't give a damn russia in the world. if it had not invaded ukraine, no one would have mentioned it even now. but nevertheless, it seems that it is getting a good response. about the fact that the russians somehow adapted

become majority shareholders, and then a certain part of the shares are sold to the russian oligarch friedmanther russians in 2012. this was a completely legal sale, everything happened before the russian annexation of crimea and the occupation of part of donbas, when, as they say now, the criminal regime of tetyanukovych wanted to take everything from me. shareholders, i.e., ethnic georgians, they, they, they were the same then, they were also the majority shareholders, which means, uh, they put up for sale a share of their own , that's right, and then fidman and the company went to as of 2022, more than 50% of the company's shares belonged to the british and ukrainians , in particular, almost 35% were owned by british citizens, the patrikatsishvili family, the georgian government owned almost eight percent, minority shareholders, in particular vsevolod billa, owned 7.45%. less than half of the shares belonged to the russians , in particular to friedman. thank god they have less than 50%. and in accordance with international and ukrainian legislation, they do not have access to the adoption

thomas friedman joins me now.tzer prize winning "new york times" columnist and the author of seven best selling books. thank you for coming back. you are very much for the reelection of joe biden. that's what prompted you to write this piece in part. >> yes. the real point of my piece was that there are, in my view, we're at a critical juncture and three things cannot happen. israel cannot turn into hungary and authoritarian democracy. putin cannot win in ukraine. and donald trump must never, ever, ever, ever, ever be back in the white house. so that is my priority. that is my focus. i'm asking what is the best democratic ticket to win that election? to me, you need a ticket that appeals to the very forces that enabled democrats to do so well in the midterms, which were moderates, independents who looked at trump, his agenda and particularly the election denialism and slvoted against virtually every election denier. this is going to be a close election if it's trump versus biden. we need the center. we need the mo

you know, my last name is friedman. i'm very clearly in unapologetically jewish, and the hate is out there. whether i'm, i'm tweeting about re things related to israel or things related to, you know, local politics or whatever it's ever present. there is no question the classical sense of what is anti semitism, hatred of jews threatening of jews targeting of jews because they are jewish. is surging in the united states and searching around the world. in 2017, there were white supremacists who shouted. jews will not replace us while marching with torches in the unite the right rally in charlottesville, virginia. that's the kind of over answer services and i think you're talking about many, however lean on more coded forms of anti semitism, more coded rhetoric, including leaders like former us president donald trump, who repeatedly refuses to disavow neo nazis and insist that there were very fine people on both sides, after that rally in charlottesville, he also ran a political ad that feature number of prominent american

and i have a chapter as part of the chapter side of what would friedman say, because milton friedman wouldn't probably agree with that. with what i'm arguing. but at the same time, i don't think milton friedman or that line of thinking would have good answers to our current moment. and so what i'm advocating for here is as a conservative and someone who has traditionally believed in small government, limited government involvement, it's basically been the the pathway to growing success. i think in the era of big tech, we need to be a little more discerning and we probably need to have the government more involved in terms of creating the right regulatory framework, in terms of creating the right guidelines, in terms of ensuring that private capital won't be areas of greatest geopolitical significance, but not end up in a china way, not in a way that is overbearing and overarching and getting that right by by imposing the appropriate framework and and incent it without overdoing it is is a very difficult thing to do. and and i acknowledge that it poses lots of risk. it poses a risk of

and then i say, what would milton friedman say? because that milton, i'm sure, would would not be in favor of what i'm recommending. but then i turn the argument around. i said, well, what would milton friedman say to what i'm saying? because the fact of the matter is we have had a laissez faire to some these key technologies. and the reality in semiconductors should scare all of us because 90% of the most important tech microchips in the world are manufactured 90 miles from mainland china. china has built 32 fabs in the next decade. we've we are building one now based on the chips act. so we have lost in a great book, which i know you've highlighted the chip the chips book. we have lost the war on microchips, which is a foundational for our economy and our national security. we're going to lose continue to lose unless. we rethink how we should pursue technological leadership. so another area where, the sort of changing political situation has influenced people in a i, for instance, and others is trade and where do you come down on

what would milton friedman say? milton friedman wasn't -- would probably agree with what i am saying, but he would have good answers to our current moment. what i am advocating for is --as an conservative and someone who has believed in limited government, the pathway to growing success, i think we need to be a little more discerning. we probably need to have the government more involved. in terms of creating the right regulatory framework and the right guidelines, in terms of ensuring private capital --not in a china way. not in a way that is overbearing and overarching. and, getting that right by imposing the appropriate regulatory framework and incentives without overdoing it is a very difficult thing to do. i acknowledge that. it poses a risk of politicizing should and so forth. i try to lay out some policy ideas and also a set of principles. when in doubt, we should go back to the principles. a tough thing to get right. jon: i appreciate that, i am glad you brought up this paradox. it is so important and intere

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it took a couple decades for friedman to get the ball rolling here. they've been pushing this for decades and now suddenly there's momentum and all of a sudden people are starting to mention milton friedman all over again. what do you think? >> the teachers unions overplayed their hand by pushing to keep the schools closed with the remote learning a lot of families got to see what was going on in the classroom some families who thought their kids were in great public schools started to push for change because they want a school that's aligned with their own values. that's how they want to raise their own children. now, we've had six states in the past two years alone going all in on school choice allowing all families to take their kids' education dollars to the public, private or charter school of their choice. this is a change in support with the latest real clear opinion research poll finding 72% of americans supporting school choice with super majority support among republicans, democrats and independented. it shouldn't be a partisan issue. >> tra

i'm sure you saw tom friedman's column in "the new york times."he screen and read it aloud and ask you to dissecond. it is no secret kamala harris has not elevated her stature in the last two plus years. i don't know what the issue is, whether she was dealt an impossible set of issues to deal with. all i know is the doubts among voters to serve as president which were significant enough for her to quit as a presidential candidate before the iowa caucus in 2020 have not gone away. which is it? which of those do you buy into? >> i'm not sure. i will tell you this. i have known kamala harris for a long time. she did an extraordinary job as a da in san francisco, as the attorney general and as a senator. and i just think sometimes if the team never really gives you the ball and lets you shoot your shot, you might underestimate that player. i mthink what you will see goin forward is joe biden if he's smart will run a jimmy garden rose garden campaign. he will let kamala harris go out there and do the blocking and tackling on the campaign trail. i expec

cnn legal analyst karen friedman agnifilo joins us.f system district attorney in the manhattan d.a.'s office. carol, thank you for being here. if it happened in the mid 90s, why are we talking about it now? >> we are talking about it now because the statute of limitations has run on any criminal or civil case from the mid 90s. but new york created this adult survivors justice act which is a one-year window where adults, no matter where it happened, can civilly sue the rapist and so it was november 24th 2022 to november 24 2023, i think was the very first case that was called under the new law. that's why we're doing that now, we have this one your window. >> am i right that technically speaking, the former president does not have to be in the courtroom to defend himself but practically speaking might be a different answer? >> yes it's very interesting there's a difference between criminal cases and civil cases. in civil cases he doesn't have to be here, he doesn't have to attend. sometimes it can be strategic, there is various reasons

i'm joined by karen friedman, karen thanks so much for being with us. a big day in this case.carroll on the stand facing cross-examination. how do you think she held up? >> it sounds well the reporting that she held up quite well under this cross-examination. but i really think the tape of cross-examination she was subjected to is exhibit a about why women don't come forward. i think just the fact that she was questioned about what she did and didn't do, why she didn't scream, and really making her feel like she did something wrong when she was the one who was attacked. and she froze. she did the best she could in the moment. but this is the type of truly blistering cross examination that why women don't come forward in the first place. >> how does what you described as blistering cross examination, how does that play inside the courtroom, though? joe tacopina, he was actually warned several times by the judge to back off on certain lines of questioning. there is that something the jury takes notice of? how hot is too hard? >> i think so. the me too movement, as e. jean carrol

plus, new york columnist, tom friedman, on u.s. and china relations.quawk box" begins right now >>> good morning welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc we are live at the nasdaq in sometimes square i am andrew ross sorkin along with joe kernen and becky quick. >>> nasdaq is up about 78 points, and the s&p up about 17 points and we are looking at treasury >>> we are getting ready for goldman sachs. the first quarter results. i was trying to figure out why the dow is up 136 points, and j&j also up. bank of america reported 94 cents a share, and that was well above estimates of 82 cents. and revenue came in better than expected >>> becky is going to be speaking to ceo brian phoeupb has not. >>> you started looking through the regional banks, and there will be winners and losers, and we have talked about that over time the biggest winner, m & t bank, and the biggest loser, state street it shows you in a snapshot -- >> yeah, each one is different the journal decided schwaab and others, that was the big story you can keep your money at apple now? >> apple savi

it's no secret tom friedman, that vice president harris has not elevated her stature in the last twoon't know what the problem is, whether she was dealt an impossible set of issues to deal with, or is in over her head, or is contending with a mix of sexism and racism as the first woman of color to serve as vice president, all i know is that doubts among voters about her abilities to serve as president, which were significant at off for her to quit as a presidential candidate even before the iowa caucus in 2020, have not gone away. what is it? what of those explanations do you buy into? >> i'm not sure, but i'll tell you this. i've known kamala harris a very long time. i was a young activist in san francisco, she was a young politician. she had given an extraordinary job as a dea in san francisco, as the attorney general, and as a senator. i just think sometimes, if the team never gives you the ball and lets you shoot your shot, you might underestimate that player. i think what you're gonna see going forward is, joe biden, if he's smart, he will run a jimmy carter in 1980 rose garden

as my favorite economist milton friedman said it more than 50 years ago, inflation is made in washington. yet rather than working with republicans to find a reasonable agreement to tame inflation, provide certain help to the economy, present biden is demanding that congress make room for new debt without a single sensible change to help government spends your hard earned money. not one, not one change. my question to you today -- does that sound responsible? let me put it this way -- if you gave your child a credit card and they kept maxing it out to the limit, would you just blindly raise the limit? of course not, not one parent would do that. you would be responsible for paying the bill. but you would sit down and work with them to figure out how they could change their spending habits so it never happens again. that exact same thing is true for our national debt. debt limit negotiations are an opportunity to examine our nation's finances. in the fast -- in the past 35 years, there have been eight major deficit reduction laws enacted by congress. every single one of them was attached t

many have quoted the phrase of the journalist thomas friedman, but i will remind you of it, and i likeaid every morning. in africa, gases wake up, she must run and the lion wakes up. he must run faster than the gazelle, otherwise he will die of hunger. it doesn't matter who you are, gases or a lion, when the sun is up, you need to come to the state administration. that's right, so inactive it is unacceptable to wait, in order to achieve a significant result, you need to apply b two, that is, three times more effort than usual. we discussed the bigfoot in the country and for this, among other things, we moved from expert decision-making to decision-making based on reliable data, the meaning is simple. get information directly from the source, bypassing any intermediaries, and, taking into account the feedback from citizens and businesses , you must immediately take into account changes in the situation, deviations from plans from the predictive model of public administration. i will give a simple example of a new program being developed to reduce the number of accidents in on the roads,

at night, we go to the improv to try to impress bud friedman. so we'll let us sit at his table at the end of the night. back then adam had so much comic energy, but he had no outlet. there were no movies. there was no saturday night live so all the energy he now puts into his movies he used to put into making his friends laugh at dinner in the car at an apartment. he was the most fun person to be around. this photo kind of captures what he was like. 24 hours a day. at night, he would take this energy and make phony phone calls way more phony phone calls, then it's normal. he did it every day. sometimes i would come home and he'd be making phony phone calls by himself alone in the dark. adam needed a job. we had our own little group, rob schneider lived across the street, david spade lived down the block. sometimes jim carey would come over and try to write in living color sketches. i believe in himself so much that he started writing a screenplay for himself to star in even though he was basically unemployed, and no one was asking him to do this

many have quoted the phrase of the journalist thomas friedman, but i will remind you of it.he really likes it. he said every morning in africa a gazelle wakes up she must run faster than a lion, otherwise he will die every morning in africa, a lion wakes up. he must run faster than a gazelle, otherwise he will die of hunger. no matter who you are a gazelle or a lion, when the sun rises you need to run in the government . everything is just so inactive , it is unacceptable to wait, in order to achieve a significant result, you need to put in two of this three times more effort than usual. we discussed with the president how to rebuild the management model so that it works effectively to improve the quality of life of every person in the country. and for this, among other things, we switched from expert decision-making decision-making based on reliable data, the meaning is simple. get information directly from the source, bypassing any intermediaries, and, taking into account the feedback from citizens and businesses, you must immediately take into account changes in the situa

abby phillip freed zakaria, karen friedman, agnes philo, sara sidner, anderson, cooper and sarah fisher. also going to join me live here in studio tonight, but we're going to start first, that dramatic new footage that we're getting from the mass shooting that happened at the old national bank in downtown louisville and attack that killed five people and injured eight. and i want to warn you that what you're about to see is disturbing. it's a harrowing first look at what happened on monday when police officers arrived on the scene, along with the first images of the 25 year old gunman who was an employee of that bank before he was shot and killed by law enforcement officers. louisville police released about nine minutes of the footage tonight, showing multiple angles as brave officers responded to these urgent 911 calls. what you're about to see. next is what happened when those officers arrived on the scene. go, go, go, go, go! stop! stop! back up, back up, back up! back up. i don't have an angle. they are going down. i think he's down. you're doing drop now. you can do the stairs down

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we have friedman dragged 400 billion from foreign banks.uld have put it at home, a completely different situation. now they don’t always give him a cleaning lady in london. our task now is to win. up this victory, but this requires the mobilization of social cohesion, the development of the latest technologies, we proposed this program education for all the science of patriotic education. we are now preparing for the plenum with the same. i hope that we will take a step forward, but i really wanted everyone to support the military guys and families who together with us, they are waiting for victory from them and for all the living to return home. the next question was about the plenum, which will be held in may. we understood that he was immediately on a special military operation. tell us what are the main topics to discuss here. it is associated with patriotic education. yesterday i liked another statement by president putin about the pioneers. at one time, i carried him a note from her to put a signature under it and put it down. to heav

to wait and do nothing , the prime minister emphasizes that the phrase of the journalist thomas friedman unacceptably quoted, but i will remind you of it, and i like it very much. he said every morning in africa wakes up gases. she must run faster than the lion, otherwise she will die every morning in africa, the lion wakes up. he must run faster than the gazelle, otherwise he will die from hunger. it doesn’t matter who you are, a gazelle or a lion, when the sun rises you need to run, when the world is on the verge of global changes in knowledge and technology determine the leadership in terms of the development of transport infrastructure , according to sergei sobyanin, there is no moscow, equal to the tenth year of the metro line in moscow, there are almost more stations 50%, one and a half times increased we have done half of what has been done over the previous more than 70 years, and we do not stop in the coming years , another 30 new metro stations will be built and 90% of muscovites will live next to the station metro, moscow number one in the world and collect them by electric bu

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