friedman believes that netanyahu and his cabinet are leading israel to its destruction, and that it's up to the more sensible american zionis like himself who dominate the american national security state uh to save israel from itself. but it doesn't look like they're going to be able to do that. very easily, and the question is, if it push comes to shove, and if the the israeli zionists wind up in a bigger war then they bargain for and they start to lose, will the american zionists who hate netanyahu and don't respect his leadership, people represented by friedman, are they going to come to the rescue of the zionist entity, and i think there will be a conflict about to what extent that they can do that, but the zionists in israel are gambling on their ability to make that happen. and we've seen that they do have so much power in the united states, they were able to again, they were able to blow up the world trade center in broad daylight on september 11th, 2001, and get away with it, even though israeli pe israeli sayin uh had bought up the world trade center just two months before a

let's bring back stephen friedman now. he's a director of the center for the study of democracy at the university of johannesburg. uh, simon frieedman, welcome back. uh, the west bank is now the target of the iof forces in terms of the optic. it was the largest invasion that took place um in a matter of over. 20 years, but it's not the gaza strip, but many businesses there are now endangered even further, you have the strike to add top of that, uh, what do you think this invasion of the west bank means when it comes to the bigger picture for israel's economy? look, i think it's very important to understand that zionism, which of course is the ideology of the israeli state, has also always been expansion, and what i mean by that is i try to grab as much palestinian land as possible, the preferred end of all this would be that palestinians all left for egypt or or jordan or or or anywhere else in the region uh... "and leaving them to take palestinian land and give it to rich israels to start businesses and so on, so that's t

stephen friedman, welcome to economic divide. "thanks for inviting me and thanks for giving me this opportunity. like to ask you about these strikes that uh happened again, i asked - our previous guest about this in terms of how uh not only was it the biggest strikes, but there were many businesses that were involved in the strikes themselves which impacted the israel's economy on the day that this happened to shut down a lot of businesses uh in turn. when you take a look at the power of these strikes, it's a different landscape and it's a different economic landscape. how much of an impact uh would strike?" like these have on israel's economy um and and the hit that it would take from uh businesses shutting down, well how effective these protests are is really going to depend on how long they last. i think it's it's very important to stress um that the people who are protesting uh are not supporters of netanyahu. there's a very strong division within jewish israely society uh between people. most of them uh support netanyahu are

and i think if she doe as talk to him, friedman's a technology expert. maybe he can explain to her how a phone work maybes she doet seem to understand that if you have headphones, you don't you it next year.n and if the obamas are on speakerphone and you're wearin gre's lovelier mike and there's a camera in front of you, you don't need to go, oh, who'cs this? >> yeah, he kind of mirrored trump kind of mirrors the people he talks to. it was like he became kind of more more almost like with laxed. >> what stuck out for you? i got to be honest, mant scie i'm sure he's a greatnt scientist, but i feel i was being poured a warm glass of milk on my face every tim e 1 talked. >> i'm sorry. i mean, he might be a genius,dei but he literally sound likeke the kid who doesn't read good in a third grade reading to the class. you're just like, hey, today, guys, spot is going to the farm. and the farm is read. >> and i'm like, you're a scientist. like, i guess he didn't i have time for speech class. i thought what trump did was hilarious becaus ae he what i would do. i

it's it was he like friedman? he must really have known that there was a thing as racial discrimination must he must have known living. that was the point. i mean, how could you not see understand that? i mean, one of the reasons why i felt intensely about these issues, i grew up in gary, indiana, which was just not far chicago in. and we saw it, you know, all the time. mm hmm. and so it's really what one of the things that drove me into economics, seeing that so, so visibly. mm hmm. and in terms of the tools of economics, one of the big changes over the last 40 years has the development of what's called game, which is a mathematical way of actually analyzing power and how it plays. mm hmm. next question, please. oh, i'm sorry. over there. yes, sorry. would you bill clinton, a neo liberal, mostly. please explain why. so the cabinet in an the clinton administration was very because we had people like bob reich, who was a close friend of bill clinton from his oxford days, secretary of labor and he no way was a neo l

i figure it's already there called him a communist they call me worse than what i call them then friedmandy had a lot of friends. >> i had a lot of friends who are independent many of whom like your policies but they are troubled by what happened in the 2020 election and the statements about widespread fraud what can you say to those independent voters to help them decide who to vote for? >> i think the election was a fraud and many people say that and when you can't challenge an election you have to be able to challenge it. >> greg: trump mix a good point just because they don't let you prove something doesn't mean it isn't true. that's why until you come to measure my height i still assert i'm 5'7. what about ufos many are interested in footage of ufos. >> people are interested in the footage of ufos for example the pentagon released a few videos and there is anecdotal reports from fighter pilots so a lot of people want to know will you help push the pentagon to actually release more footage which a lot of people claim is available. >> i would love to do that i kind of have to do that.

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the kind of famous statement of this by milton friedman is in 1970, i say, in which he says, the social responsibility of business to increase its profits. i think this is maybe not the most interesting or essay by milton friedman go back a few as a few decades in the early 1950s, he writes essay in which he claims that economics is fundamentally reducible to objective questions along the same model as all the natural sciences economics essentially is a positive science positive in the sense of positive mistake can know things about the world the same way physics chemistry can. right. why do i say that's the more influential essay? well, if economics is not a science and you have someone writing that the only social responsibility of a business is to increase its profit. that's just one opinion, among others. that's sort of a crank. maybe. or maybe it's very persuasive, but it has a different epistemic status. if this is a scientific truth to the law of gravitation or some deep law in the natural world, suddenly you foreclose and a much, much more powerful way you foreclose. the debate

bess friedman with brown harris stephens.'t miss our special coverage of that decision at 1:00 p.m. eastern speaking with gary gensler as well as senator warren who is calling for the basis point cut and senator kennedy. it all begins wednesday at 1:00 p.m., as i said. >>> coming up, apple having its worst day since early august as they warn of sluggish demand for the iphone 16 and the shares are now track to post their first month in a year. after the break we'll ask professor aswath damodaran. his warning and advice to investors is next. >>> plus new risks to the business models could threaten amazon's low-price competitors and even the dollar stores here at home. we'll explain that aadn hehe o"t exchange." into the night. it's all the things that keep this world turning. it's the go-tos that keep us going. the places we cheer. trust. hang out. powering more businesses than anyone. powering possibilities. >> i had 20 years of experience as an hr professional and i had reached a ceiling, so i enrolled in umgc. i would not be

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the forty-fifth president of the united states gave a long interview to american blogger lex friedman. watch the most interesting moments of this conversation, watch right now. they are getting smaller and smaller, getting smaller. yeah, i mean, the bigger the camera, the more people respect you? no, that's just cool. plus another 20 people you pay. so? okay. you said you love? what do you think is the difference in achieving success in these two disparate worlds, yes, they are different, very different, i have a lot of friends, successful businessmen who want to go into politics, but then you realize that they are weak speakers, constrained, it's not easy to speak in front of, let's imagine that we are talking about a large audiences, i gather huge audiences, and you know, many are practically... are not able to speak for more than an hour and not have anyone leave, you know, it's not that easy, it's a talent, but nevertheless i have many successful businessmen acquaintances who want to do what i do, but they can't decide, in most cases, i think it won't work, few people succeed, it'

later, that the head of our central bank read milton friedman's textbooks on macroeconomics and extrapolateds that in the west, well , at least in europe and more in america, in recent years there has been a figure of 2%, 2% inflation is good so that people, realizing that it still exists, do not keep money under the pillow, take it to banks or invest, but at the same time 2% is still not a big enough inflation and people do not get upset. from the rise in prices, as far as i understand, the central banks decided that well, we are not europe, so let it not be 2-4%, then the logic is the same, they did not just forever stick kasyanov's 2%. yes, well, well, well, it's just that, we we definitely live in a different era, and not these figures, by the way, the figure of 2% for them and four for us, this is the consensus of scientists, they could, i don’t know, drink tea or something else, with a different figure, and we would live by it, that is, here itself... the government should think about sanctions against, using our three export resources, enriched uranium, titanium and nickel, and this i

this is an incredible retailer ran by gary friedman, it is suddenly the hottest store in home furnishinge last few quarters he built one-of-a kind galleries, not stores but galleries, some in castles and factories, he has the housing market. in terms of transaction spirit maybe more petrick impressive metric this might be the slowest housing market in history. how could he spend so much money building up luxury furnishing chain when mortgage rates were so high? the stock punished him with vicious selloffs. gary never stopped believing and he never stopped building and he never stopped buying. last time we saw what happens when things work out you get a earnings explosion, the rh comeback kicked in this quarter and on the eve of a fresh rate cut cycle from the fet, i think we will see more quarters like this. gary is one-of-a-kind. he doesn't his way. no social media no tagging stories from someone else, just gorgeous places of art all for fabulous restaurants and breathtaking views. throughout the downturn he bought stock for himself and the company. he was early, he admits it but you ha

i'm steve friedman, a former tech consultant. i started my hospitality business in san francisco nearly a decade ago. i have been in san francisco for 28 years and experienced as many changes. san francisco is one of the most challenging cities to open and operate a business, yet our small businesses employ 200 thousand people. we need to preserve these jobs and make san francisco a city we can all be proud of. our budget is $15.7 billion, in contrast, chicago, a city 4 times our size has a budget of $16 billion while denver where i grew up and similar population but 5 times the land year and their budget is only $4 billion. i don't feel we are getting good value for our money. woo eneed a mayor who understands our tax dollars are not infinite resource and the city and the leaders should work as hard and effectively as we all do. i will make sure that each of our city agencies is operating efficiently and effectively in the perspective of serving the citizens of san francisco. my rising tide initiative is the only actionable and

friedman columnist. new york times article he wrote very important that netanyahu is looking for trump's victory and he might create an incident in the middle east for the headache that haris and the so-called democratic team do not come to work, so 8 weeks is too long, but so far the second point i can say is that trump's intellectual and operational structure was based on the fact that the republican team is biden. he is a candidate and therefore all their energy was for him. now that building has collapsed and this debate clearly showed that trump is not ready for this. it is not ready. the third point is that harris was able to create an energy. inside america, money he is preparing a lot for giving voluntary help because of this kind of music. it means that his character should be changed from a so-called side character to an independent character, but again we have to see what happens. thank you very much, mr. dr. sajjadpour, mr. dr. motaghi, thank you for your patience and the analysis you provide

friedman stonewis of the new york times wrote a very important article that netanyahu is looking for trump's victory, and may create an incident in the middle east. harris for headache. and the so-called democratic team is not on the job, so 8 weeks is too much , but so far the second point that i can say is that trump's intellectual and operational structure was based on the fact that the republican team, that biden is the candidate, and therefore all their energy was for him, now that building fro and this debate clearly showed that trump is not ready for this. no, the third point is that harris has been able to create an energy inside america, a lot of money because of this kind of organization for giving voluntary aid and he is preparing a lot, that is , he has decided his character from a so-called sidekick to biden and an independent character , but again we have to see what happens. thank you very much , mr. sajjadpour. motagim, thank you for your presence and the analysis you provided and thank you for watching. have a good night. export of strategic agricultural products suc

i'm steve friedman, a former tech consultant. i started my hospitality business in san francisco nearly a decade ago. i have been in san francisco for 28 years and experienced as many changes. san francisco is one of the most challenging cities to open and operate a business, yet our small businesses employ 200 thousand people. we need to preserve these jobs and make san francisco a city we can all be proud of. our budget is $15.7 billion, in contrast, chicago, a city 4 times our size has a budget of $16 billion while denver where i grew up and similar population but 5 times the land year and their budget is only $4 billion. i don't feel we are getting good value for our money. woo eneed a mayor who understands our tax dollars are not infinite resource and the city and the leaders should work as hard and effectively as we all do. i will make sure that each of our city agencies is operating efficiently and effectively in the perspective of serving the citizens of san francisco. my rising tide initiative is the only actionable and

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