friedman wrote very clearly that he very strongly advises mr. to step aside because he showed that unfortunately, well... everything has to go and like he's a very cool dude and friedman has it is very well written about what kind of humanity there is now stands on the threshold of just gigantic changes, there is artificial intelligence and this and that and it will apply to every person on earth and that young joseph biden would be a very cool person to lead all these changes but unfortunately not the biden who was, these are not my words, thank you you reminded me that thomas friedman wrote today in the new york times, well, you know, he's probably one of the coolest public intellectuals in america, so i can only quote and agree with his words, well, besides the fact that he's one of the coolest democrats, actually, he really supports biden, that is, he is not a person from the republican party, he is exactly the democrat who should vote for biden, let's be honest, let's wait for the official nomination of the two candidates, let 's see who wi

jeffrey: in fact, sondheim had seen friedman's vision of the play in an earlier production and, friedmann after the announcement, however, he died. jeffrey: it must be bittersweet that he wasn't alive to see this success on broadway. maria: yeah. yeah. he meant -- i did not have a dad. he took that role for me. anyway, sorry. that's why i don't talk about it. >> ♪ it's our time breathe it in ♪ maria: there was a wonderful line in the piece where he is standing on the rooftop looking , at the universe. and he says to these two frightened friends, he says, "you know, we could, we can have everything! look, look, at the possibilities!" >> ♪ years from now we'll remember and will come back ♪ maria: i know its a wonderful bubble of fantasy, but he changed my world with music and words. and i know that if he saw the commercial success that he is having his foundation is now having, thank you very much, for this money will be going, a lot of it will be going to future composers he would take me out for a very big drink. jeffrey: now maria friedman and her cast and, through them, stephen sondhei

friedman clearly wrote, that he really strongly advises mr.race, because he showed that unfortunately, well, that's all, you have to go, and like, he's a very cool dude and friedman has a very cool article about what, like, there's humanity now is on the cusp of just gigantic changes, there is an artificial... it will affect every person on earth and that young joseph biden would be a very cool person to lead all these changes, but unfortunately, not the biden that was, these are not my words , thanks for reminding me, that's what thomas friedman wrote in the new york times today, you know, he's one of the the coolest, probably american public intellectuals, so what can i say, i can only quote and agree with his words, well, besides the fact that he is one of the coolest democrats, in fact, he really supports biden, that is, he is not a person from the republic. two candidates, let's see who will be in the real debate, which will take place in september 24th, let me remind you that in november the elections for the president of the united stat

and most importantly, thank you to tom friedman. i was managing editor of foreign affairs tom and i used to talk. and one day he quoted me in his new york times column and i called my parents and i told them, guys, you'll never believe this. tom friedman just quoted in com, it's a huge and a huge pleasure. thank you. thank you. so i do remember tom. you're right itthe the beginnina party. and i was paying a lot of attention to it because what i was struck was the fact that the tea party seemed to be upending the rules of politics. this was an insurgency within what had traditionally a very hierarchical political party, the republican party. remember this is the party that people always said about their presidential candidates, you know, democrats like to fall in love with their candidate. republicans to fall in line with their candidate. and yet here you had this insurgency, a movement that was attacking mostly establishment of the republican party. and i remember reading a by a really wonderful yale scholar in theater scotch ball w

after this debate took place, in the new york times, the political observer thomas friedman wrote thatiden should withdraw from the presidential race, and i just what thomas friedman said, wrote, or rather, i don't remember , more frantically. moment in american presidential politics in his lifetime, precisely because he showed: joe biden, a good person and a good president should not be re-elected. olga, is it possible to judge by physical condition or by condition, in questions and answers about biden, can he run for president or not, he is 81, trump is 78, but this is again, as valeriy said. literally before our broadcast, in the previous broadcast, he told me that this is because american politicians are already at a respectable age, it is much better than young politicians, but they are the ones in ukrainian politics, that is, where are the two extremes, but still, well what are your impressions of what happened, how it happened exactly in relation to the age condition of, let's say two candidates, you know, you can have as many... you can say whatever you want about the fact that

publicly asked for buying this step aside, but prominent supporters, including columns as thomas friedman, they are out there saying, quote, i cannot remember a more heartbreaking moment in american presidential campaign politics in my lifetime precisely because of what it revealed, joe biden, a good man and a good president has no business running for reelection. that is what is swirling out. they're this morning. we're trying to follow every twist and turn. and the developments there as for donald trump their will eyes, there were not answers. that is all part of the equation region as well. >> yeah, let's bring in ducked down who has gotten much more on all of this. one of the questions, some of the questions were hearing post debate, and still this morning is what really did happen. was he underprepared despite all the time at camp, david was the overbroad paired, which obama blame for his bad performance in the first debate or what was it? >> so for this morning, biden's own advisors are being remarkably silence, very quiet but talking to democrats around them just in the last hour h

friedman clearly wrote that he very strongly advises mr.en to leave to the side, because... he showed that unfortunately, well, that's all, you have to go, and like, he's a very cool dude and friedman has a very cool article about what, like, right now humanity is on the threshold of just gigantic changes, there is artificial intelligence and this and that, and it will apply to every person on earth, and what young joseph biden would be a very cool person to lead all these changes, but alas, not the same biden that was, these are not my words, but as you reminded me, it was thomas friedman who wrote in the new york times today, you know, he one of'. looks forward to certain public american intellectuals, so what can i say, i can only quote and agree with his words, well, besides the fact that he is one of the coolest democrats, in fact, he really supports biden, that is, he is not a person from the republican party , this is exactly the kind of democrat who should be voting for biden, let's be honest, let's wait for the official nomination

friedman wrote very clearly that he was very strongly advising mr.o step aside because he showed , that unfortunately, well, that's all, you have to go, and he's like very cool dude, and freeman has a very cool write-up about, like, right now , humanity is on the brink of massive changes, artificial intelligence and all that, and it's going to affect every person on earth, and that young john. v biden would be a very cool person to lead all these changes, but unfortunately, not the biden that was, these are not my words, thank you for reminding me, this was written by thomas friedman in the new york times today, you know he is one of the coolest, probably public american intellectuals, so i what can i say, just quote and agree with him, well, besides the fact that he is one of the coolest democrats, in fact, he really supports biden, that is, he is not a republican person, he is just the kind of democrat who would have vote for biden. let's be honest. well, let's wait for the official nomination of two candidates, let's see who will be in the real de

ever since they were little kids, paul friedman and brian caramel. always thought of themselves as a winning team. what's up these days? they're focused on owning a winning team were both guys that probably have a pretty fair amount of chutzpah. yeah. a year after the oakland a's through fans, a major curveball by skipping town. these 2 best friends decided to swing for the fences. we just thought, well, why don't we do something about it? let's start a new baseball team because this can't be the end of baseball in oakland. and so the ballers were born. team they hope will become the next big chapter in oakland baseball. history. when we 1st came up with the idea told us some of our friends and you know they laugh, they laughed. we got we got some laughs. it all started in high school when paul a baseball fanatic. moved to oakland from chicago, not knowing a single soul. but it was during those games watching the a's that he met brian to 2 hit it off its amazing the connections that you make through sports through baseball. like you keep them for lif

and i have no doubt that if milton friedman alive to provided an endorsement of cory's book. so please join me wmi deangelis. everybody doing. thanks for being here. excited to have you so excited. like i said, to place for your new book. it's a it on the way out. i know corey is going to do some book signings before he heads out. so i mentioned6 opening. can you talk a little bit? i know this is grounds that has been tried and over again. but let's start there. how did covidlationship between parents and schools and how didspond to what covid wrought? well covid didn't break the nt school system in a lot of ways. it was already broken. and anybody seen the dedication of the book. i actually dedicated it to randi and the teachers unions for inadvertently doing more to advance the concepts of school han anyone have ever imagined. choice mvp award for theover and over and over again. and if y want to take ted cruz's advice on the back says you can ruin randi weingarten day by reading this book. what i mean by this look is theyhey were fearmongering every step of the way in d.c

a special thank you to sonia friedman -- [listing names] happy birthday to rick and max. again. to actually be able to be a part of making theater in the city, and just as much to be able to watch the work of this incredible, incredible community has been the greatest gift and pleasure of my life. i thank you, and thank you so much for this honor. thank you. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> announcer: cynthia erivo and idina menzel present the tony award for best musical when we come back. this is cbs. ♪ ♪ if you have chronic kidney disease you can reduce the risk of kidney failure with farxiga. because there are places you'd like to be. farxiga can cause serious side effects, including ketoacidosis that may be fatal, dehydration, urinary tract, or genital yeast infections, and low blood sugar. a rare, life-threatening bacterial infection in the skin of the perineum could occur. stop taking farxiga and call your doctor right away if you have symptoms of this infection, an allergic reaction, or ketoacidosis. ♪ far-xi-ga ♪ emma, party of three! (♪♪) (♪♪) when you're with amex p

matt friedman is with the ratepayer group turn that has been critical of the deal.ys lawmakers who initially signed off on the loan have since soured on the deal. it feels like we're being taken advantage of here quite frankly. that was senator ben allen of santa monica earlier this year. on thursday, the legislature voted to freeze the loan to pg&e at $1 billion. newsom's office admitted to having outstanding differences with legislators over diablo as both sides worked to resolve the state's fiscal crisis. you are pouring your money down a rat hole following pg&e lead. john geissman is a lawyer for an anti-nuclear group and a former member of the state's energy commission. his review shows the projected cost of keeping the plant open through 2030 has already doubled in just two years to more than $10 billion. now it's the largest single energy project the state has ever been asked to commit to. pg&e on thursday said that while current diablo costs are indeed up, the true number is 8.3 billion. it has told regulators the cost of uranium fuel has skyrocketed and it

matt friedman is with the ratepayer group turn. that has been critical of the deal. he says lawmakers who initially signed off on the loan have since soured on the deal. it feels like we're being taken advantage of here, quite frankly. that was senator ben allen of santa monica earlier this year. on thursday, the legislature voted to freeze the loan to pg&e at $1 billion. newsom's office admitted to having outstanding differences with legislators over diablo as both sides worked to resolve the state's fiscal crisis. you are pouring your money down a rat hole following pg&e lead. john geissman is a lawyer for an anti-nuclear group and a former member of the state's energy commission. his review shows the projected costs of keeping the plant open through 2030 has already doubled in just two years to more than $10 billion. now it's the largest single energy project the state has ever been asked to commit to. pg&e on thursday said that while current diablo costs are indeed up, the true number is 8.3 billion. it has told regulators the cost of uranium fuel has skyrocketed

wrote about that biden should withdraw from the presidential race, and i quote what thomas friedmanaid, wrote, or rather, i can't remember a more frantic moment in american presidential politics in my entire life, precisely because he showed joe biden to be a good man and a good president should not be re-elected. olga, is it possible to...judge by physical condition or by the condition in questions and answers about biden, can he run for president or not , he is 81, trump is 78, but again, this is how valery chalilei said literally before our broadcast, in the previous broadcast, he told me that it is the fact that american politicians are already at a respectable age, it is much better than the young field. in ukrainian politics, well, that is, two extremes, but still, what are your impressions of what happened, how did it happen in relation to the age condition of, let's say, two candidates? well, you know, you can say as much as you want about the fact that, in general , a person’s ability to provoke, to evoke some emotions during debates is not an indicator of whether he will b

and of course, we're very deeply indebted to harry friedman, executive producer of wheel of fortune andrdy! for bringing this initiative to cal state la and to the csu in general, you know, he was thinking about new talent in game show production and post-production and in game shows and he turned to the csu, the cal state university system, for some of that new talent. so we're excited that our students are going to be working in this field. >> wow. and i guess, you know, i think los angeles would probably be the spot for it since you have so many game shows down there. >> it's such a fun format and it's such a it's a, you know, as i, i've been on game show sets, it's an amazing place to work, you know, i think it's very we have a, we have a first generation population here at cal state la and a large low income population. so they're looking to replace the jobs they have with jobs in the field. and game shows are going to do that. it's a very family friendly format on many levels. yeah, certainly, well, we thank you for your time. this is, favorite game show. i know we don't have a to

he leveraged milton friedman's from 1955 to separate the financing of education from the delivery of services with school vouchers and distilled it down into a rallying cry. funds students not systems. cory deangelis is a senior fellow at the federation for children and a visiting at stanford university's hoover institution. he's been labeled the school choice evangelist and called the effective advocate for school choice since milton friedman. he's a regular on fox news and frequently appears in the wall street journal. he is also the executive director of the educational freedom institute, a senior fellow at the reason foundation, adjunct scholar at the cato institute, and a board member of the liberty justice. he holds a ph.d. in education policy from the university, arkansas, and most importantly for our discussion today. he is the author of the parent revolution rescuing kids from the radicals ruining our schools. receives some great endorsements for his. and i have no doubt that if milton friedman alive today he would have also provided an endorsement of cory's book. so please

well, tom friedman just in capsulized the whole thing. friedman is saying joe biden, you're putting yourself first in front of the american people because as commander in chief you have no place being in the white house or in the oval office. so i thought that was very compelling. i also thought what was compelling was the fact we've been talking all week about the hanger and the eight days or seven days in the 16 advisors. you mean to tell me they didn't see this? this is a debate that joe biden put all the barriers around. he said he wanted it at cnn. they decide what the rules were. donald trump just came in at the end and said "i'll do it anywhere." joe biden knew this and he still was that bad. that's after all the stuff that he went through to prepare him. and third, joe biden says "i know how to tell the truth." you know what, he lied. i am sick and tired of hearing all day about how donald trump lied. he lied when he said no americans died under his watch. that was an insult to the families of the 13 who were killed in afghanistan

he's been labeled the school choice evangelist and called the school choice since milton friedman. he's a regulafrequently appears in the wall street journal. he is also the execu director of the educational freedom institute, a senior fellow at the reason foundation, adjunct scholar at the cato institute, and a board member of the liberty justice. he holds a ph.d. in education policy from the university, arkansas, and most importantly for our discussi author of the parent revolution rescuing kids from ca ruining our schools. receives some great endorsements for no doubt that if milton friedman alive today he would have als's book. so please join me in welcoming corey deangelis. thank you. thanks as everybody doing. thanks for being here. well, we are so excited to have you so excited. like i said, to be essential. official launch place for your new book. it's a great. yave a chance, grab it on the way out. i know corey is going to do some book signings before he out. so i mentioned covid, my opening. know this is grounds that has been tried and retread over and over. start there.

problem is gary friedman does not seem interested in slowing down. you voted picasso.eation is first an act of destruction. that is not what you want to hear. the letter concludes with him almost thumbing his nose at critics pointing out that he's been accused of lunacy before and things have always worked out well. so what happens next? i truly don't know. there is a fine line between genius and madness. unless the fed cuts rates aggressively i can't tell which way rh would break. if you are investing in rh you are investing in the man . business is not good but he's great at his core competence. you also need to believe interest rates will come down quickly something that looks less likely after the fed meeting. there's just no way for him to make the numbers. right now it feels like a questionable investment but it makes for great content. if they start cutting faster than expected this could be the biggest winner of them all. keys in pennsylvania. >> jim, how are you doing? >> i'm doing well. how are you? >> i'm doing great. i just want to get your advice on wayfar

i mean, i, you know, i was struck to david tom friedman, paul crewman just in new york times writing saying that he should step down or that he should not run for a 2nd term. what's, what's, what are your thoughts on this? if what we saw last night with mr. bide, what about if it's not old age? what about if, if there's a medical conditions i've, i've heard some people say that maybe he's got parkinson's disease and if that's the case, okay, that's a disease, but there is no mental problem there. um, do you think that there's a fear that americans would not re elect a president who has as parking since for example? well again, this is about finding those voters who are in such a tight and difficult election in such a polarized country and decided which is almost hard to believe that you have those voters in the united states of america today. but you do, and both of those call them this and others have called on dividing to do the patriotic thing to not mimic the supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg, who held on to her supreme court role. and literally until the day that she die

. >> i felt tom friedman's comments were interesting when he urges the commander-in-chief to put nationerest first by not seeking reelection and for many years we would -- listen to the fact it's all about donald trump he doesn't care about us he puts himself first of tom friedman encapsulates to the whole thing. he is saying joe biden you are putting yourself first in front of the american people as commander-in-chief you don't have a place to being in the white house or in the oval office i thought that was compelling i also the book think what was compelling the fact we were talking all week about the hangar and 87 days and all the advisors mean to tell me they didn't see this. this is a debate joe biden but he wanted it at cnn they decided the rules. donald trump came in and said sure i'll do it anywhere and so joe biden knew this and he still wasn't that bad after all of this stuff he went through to prepare him. third joe biden says i know how to tell the truth. he lied i'm tired of hearing how donald trump light he lied when he said no americans died under his watch that's an ins

eric friedman is the man to ask. we do still have the odd headwind, whether it be geopolitical risk, whether it's happening in france or in the china or u.s. but it doesn't seem to be crimping the appetite of big tech at the moment. >> i agree. it seems like this is the story that we're hearing consistently across not just corporate america, but also global companies which is if you want to get bigger, stronger, faster, it's not so much a faster -- focus on labor, it's a focus on technology and to your point, it has been really centered on chips and larger integrated chip providers. so that's a space that we think is bought on weakness as opposed to sold on these levels and part of that reason is the very consistent cap x story we're seeing. we've looked across the globe and companies that are not just in the technology industry, of course, but when it's banks, whether it's health care providers, this push towards what a.i. and other big data services can provide we think is an ongoing theme. so it's a space that we

and it sweeps found descendants of the friedman who got land in the 40 acres region. have migrated all over the united states, found people in descendants in michigan and ohio and new york, virginia, alabama. >> so it's just shows you that this is something that affects people today all over the united states. >> black americans alexia fernandez campbell, again, it is a fascinating series and i've only listened to the part one. thank you so much for your work. all 1,250 names and links to the documents found are available at 40 acres and a lie.com, if you want to go there and do your own search we'll be right back the most anticipated moment of this election and the stakes couldn't be higher. >> the president and the former president, one stage two, very different visions for america's future that cnn presidential debate thursday night at nine live on cnn. and streaming on max. >> this will be a goldmine of local intel. just you wait so tell us about this corn festival. >> he got your corn pudding. you've got get your corn chowder. if so, how is it safe for anterior s

if the host of the popular podcast lex friedman can afford to voice such an opinion publicly. then the sponsors of the biden election campaign, sources say, are experiencing unprecedented panic, but are trying to hide it. according to the politician, at least six key donors sent messages to the leadership of the democratic party, united in one word - disaster. democrats just committed collective suicide, a party strategist who worked on the election told nbc. it is difficult to imagine an american television channel more loyal to biden than cnn, but even there the discussion was more like a funeral for the dream of a second term. the current president. it was painful. i love joe biden. i worked for joe biden and he didn't do well at all. however, conservatives decided not to focus on how good their candidate, on how bad the opponent is. and they immediately made a conclusion. at the next debate , trump will have to argue with another opponent. i witnessed the unofficial end of the biden campaign. it is impossible to imagine this man being supreme commander for another 4 years. on fox n

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personal friend, economists nobel laureate paul krugman, and such influential journalists like tom friedmans of the wall street journal, financial times and atlantic are demanding that the us president get ready to leave as soon as possible. for popular tv comedians, he is now an object of ridicule. have you seen the debate? if you missed it, don't worry, one of the participants did the same. trump told lie after lie after lie. and he would never have gotten away with it if joe biden had been there. all evening he was confused and confused. at a beauty pageant, participants answer questions better. there is a decadent mood in the white house. the morning after the debate, many employees remained remote, some even began editing their resumes. we woke up only at lunchtime on friday, having occupied ourselves. his optimism unbreakable, his strength unshakable, his hope unwavering, over the last few years joe has helped heal our country, helping us all recover from the chaos of the last administration. healed joe himself, the one whose strength is unshakable, froze, listened to his wife with hi

tom friedman, a friend of president biden biden's, wrote the following. he wrote joe biden, a good man and a good president has no business running for reelection if he insists on running and he loses to trump, biden and his family and his staff and party members who enabled him will not be able to show their faces what do you say that that should is there any part of you that believes that president biden should step aside i want you to know. >> i came home to california south and north and people are for joe biden and kamala harris. they have some judgment about a person who said, i don't want that stood on that stage and light, light, light, light. if you're just talking about the debate, i respectful of some of the opinions that people have, but it also respectful the grassroots my people are very much biden kamala harris and this is an opportunity for joe bind to go out there and show show. he has the stem and the rest. and by the way, while the press and for some reason they don't there are healthcare professionals who think as that a trump has deme

here's what friedman said. >> we remain confident that our continued investments towards transformingroduct and expanding our platform will generate significant long-term value for our shareholders. every act of creation is first an act of destruction, pablo picasso. we have worked hard to destroy the former version of ourselves and are in the process of unleashing what we believe is an exponentially more inspiring and disruptive rh brand, inclusive of the most prolific product transformation and platform expansion in the history of our industry. >> lot of transformations going on. >> i know that david loves it when they invoke picasso. >> you don't hear picasso quoted too often on a conference call. right there, you get an "a." you get an "a." you wrote picasso -- >> no, cezanne, you get an "a," because it's a still life situation. >> you get an "a" for quoting picasso. >> let's interview rembrandt. >> changing genres, changing -- stick with modern. >> okay. what do you want? >> leger. rembrandt? >> all right, yalinsky. one of my personal favorites. the problem is that he has been a

you karen friedman, agnifilo as well. >> the political impact. now some new polling from reuters, ipsos and appears to show republican voters doing republican lawmakers have been doing since the verdict, namely falling in line. take a look at the row in the middle of the screen post-conviction 14% say they would not vote for the former we're president pretrial 24% said they would not vote for him if you were convicted felon said another way, republicans in this bowl say they are now more likely to vote for the former president's since he became a felon joining us now to cnn political commentators from the right and left respectively, david urban and van jones. van i mean, you see republicans support for the former president has grown post-conviction at least in that poll, should the biden campaign be worried about a similar effect you think in swing voters. >> i think it's predictable. first of all, let's not forget this was not the strong case. this is not, this is not a donald trump leading an insurrection against democracy. this is not donald

biden should withdraw from the competition or , for example, thomas friedman wrote an article in new york toms. we have seen that these pressures are carried out in order to change mr. biden's opinion. well, we have seen that in 19. friend, that means in two months, less than a month and a half, the national convention of the democratic party will be held, and according to the law, mr. biden himself must announce his withdrawal until he is replaced by another person in that convention, which means that the democratic party officials cannot cancel his so-called nomination. because the delegates vote for them in the primaries, the only thing that can be done is for the elders of the democratic party to reach a consensus on whether to continue as candidates. mr. biden's candidacy or to replace someone ? well, after the debate, we saw that mr. obama, as the main leader of the democratic party and the popular face of this party, immediately took a stand and announced that biden did not perform well in the debate, but he defended him again, asking for courage. what we will see in the next

the door and so far no major elected official has come out and said, you know, right now it's tom friedmancolumnist, it's former elected officials, it's former democratic strategists, it's not anybody currently in elected office. now, behind the scenes, there, if you took a vote of these folks they'd all like to see him step aside. but, i think the reason there hasn't been a sort of this public move today is there's a lot of skepticism. if he doesn't voluntarily do this, isn't willing to go. >> yeah. >> then you're just going to divide the party further and make it worse. so, there's still a lot of hand wringing today, but it is notable to me who hasn't wrapped their arms around him. you haven't seen a nancy pelosi yet, or a barack obama, those are people i'm waiting to hear from. >> chuck, when you're talking to your sources within the biden campaign, what do they feel like needs to happen, or what does the president need to do between the next debate, which is september 10th, right, and then the actual election, what do they think needs to change? >> well, i think they're going to argue