george stephanopoulos starts right now. >> george: fall faceoff. >> i am the best qualified, the bestrepared, and the most tested conservative. >> you sauce us fight in the debate. we're skrus getting started. >> george: as the front-runner faces his fourth round of felony charges in five months. >> what interferes with the primary process is donald trump's conduct. >> george: the 2024 fight is in full swing with one challenger seizing the spotlight since the first debate. >> i don't hold back. i hold campaigns predicated on not having a political filter. >> george: this week we interview vivek ramaswamy, and tim kaine. plus, all the week's politics with our powerhouse round table. >>> painful remembrance. two years since the u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan. >> wars can't be forever, but there was a better way to end this. >> i was just so angry. they didn't take the right decisions and they did not help our kids to come back home. >> george: martha raddatz speaks with family members of u.s. marines who died in the kabul airport attack. and -- >> for voters under age 30, the environm

>> george: oh, sure.for flipping on positions or lying about paying for an abortion, if that's in fact what happened. and you used to pay a price for it. but one of the most chilling things about the last several years, going back to the "access hollywood" tape, is how people can process new information that they would normally be troubled by but if it's about their team, they close ranks. >> stephen: well, let's talk about the midterms for another reason. you produced a new docuseries called "power trip: those who seek power and those who chase them" and it's on the midterm elections. explain what the show is and why this is important. >> george: what we've done is we take -- we usually have very young reporters in their 20s go out and cover presidential campaigns. we call them embeds because they are embedded. they live with the campaigns. we decided this year we would do it with the midterm elections. picked seven incredible young, ambitious, smart, fun to watch reporters. and we sent them out to cover

we've established i know george maybe better than george knows me. >> jimmy: right, right, you're not find out if you can recognize george's face without anything else. >> i don't know where i am in space right now. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: here come our contestants. there they are. five men. [ applause ] of various types. >> okay. >> jimmy: and take as much time as you like. and i'm going to leave you here, julia -- >> i'm not going to put my hand in eyeballs or something, right? >> jimmy: maybe, if you're not careful. if you get jabby. i'm going to lead your hand here to a face. there's a face. feel the ears. we'll see if you talk, then it blows it. so yeah -- everybody be very quiet. >> that's -- okay. the beard length is good. i don't know about the bridge of the nose, though. >> jimmy: oh, all right, okay. our next person. ♪ >> oh, the music is -- >> jimmy: yes. very. ♪ so this is number 2. >> not you. sorry. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: okay. this our next contestant. >> okay. hm. >> jimmy: and here. >> how many contestants are there? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: there are five total. this is

george jump in. i agree with you. i think that, um, if russia did that, i think russia would be seen uh to have lost it would have but essentially unsettled with something less then they had a beginning. uh, a, you know, in uh, february the 24th of 2022. so that would indeed be uh the, the brochure. but again, um, it's quite possible that this is the way they are calculating uh, in nature when that, well, we'll check the russians into agree. and so this amount, of course we're going to use the next few years to on your brain for more and more money in those. i mean, you know, one of the issue here, i mean what, what, what exactly is the west game of the west is bobus they have. it's due to week of debilitating, russia drain, it of the mind about the drain to restore. so that's obviously they, you know, loyal to us than others. i've said that, that's one of the game. but there's also a lot of money involved. i mean, we, you know, we, nobody raised the, on the, all the, the feet of the big military contractors. i mean,

office george the time. hi george. great. have you on this fellow? thank you very much. but it's based buy it, i am thinking george that they were going to be times when you create content, you do performances for points, you know, yet they know you are what. so there's a show and i was talking to them and that'd be all the times. where do you know you're speaking to a much for the audience to just you know, you, your background. how do you introduce yourself to people who are discovering it in people who are discovering you right now in this conversation? i tell people that i'm a spoken with artist and i tend to talk about political and social. ready questions in my work? to me we are going into this conversation out. we have comments from young people in uganda. we have comments on twitter and comments right here in the chief college page, if you will, to towards, to george the poet. you are very welcome to jump into the comments section and you can be part of our conversation. we are particularly talking about a new film called black yellow rabbit. to get to you at a

george soros opened his fund in belarus in 1993.97 its activities were discontinued , in fact this was the first large-scale step newly elected president alexander lukashenko to protect the sovereignty of the belarusian state and the traditional values ​​of belarusian society forus was the first to arrive , brought money for historical truth for textbooks and so on. “i honestly sincerely say to him,” mr. soros said, as i remember now, that incident, “don’t come to us again.” i will not pursue this policy. and then i became a totalitarian dictator, then i became hated and our country, including why, because we wanted to write our own textbooks. you know what they were like then for what we ourselves wanted to build. your life to be sovereign and independent is emphasized. what happened in 1997, when not only in ukraine but also in russia few people in the corridors of power dared to argue with the standard-bearer of the world capitalist system, and in neighboring ukraine and years later the attitude towards the quarrel was diametrica

george, where do you fall? george: time rising matters. in the long-term, playing for steepeners can make sense. if you are in the camp of a soft landing, then a steepener is exactly what you should be positioning yourself for. but it will be more bear than bull because of the softness of the landing and perhaps the appropriateness of rates and the fact that yields may have to go up a little bit. we also like the short to intermediate part of the curve. but the two year above 5% looks very attractive to us. it looks good as a substitute for very front end paper. it is just far enough out that you are buying some economic protection against the cyclical downdraft. and there are these expectations that there is a little of hawkishness price in for now. if we get a little bit of softening, that will be enough to anchor the two year, bring yields down and produce a nice return as we wait for the broader macro story to clarify. katie: if we start to get fed cuts next year which is priced into this market, i would imagine you would also get the

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for the george washington prize. so all of you. thank you very much much. so i have to meet with another mike. so give us a second here. i'll just try to think of the names, friends. don't exclude yourself. i miss my. well, that would be a that would a great question. what your relationship is to each one of these both while writing it afterwards. and but first, i might actually note that this is the first time that all four finalists have been biographies. and i thought that might be a great way. start the conversation. and i'll ask you a few questions. and i want to be clear to feel like you can be rude. interrupt me. you know, interject when you feel necessary not here to hear me. talk here to you all. share your thoughts and your work in these. so, stacy, i thought i'd start with you and your biography on somebody named sam adams, who may be the most well-known known revolutionary, thanks to some beer. but i thought i'd just ask you. i mean, you have written so many different biographies. what was different about

there when they check the passports, george doesn't wave his hand oh, i'm here hello, i say george ,re are you? did i not see you? i went to the toilet and rode in the toilet the whole way, but i didn’t stand. well, that’s how we moved to lviv, in lviv, again, or such a fun student life. i, as the head of the youth public organization memorial , introduced the vertep, and we took first place twice. georgy was a tsar in our nativity scene and his m-m then there was a girl then his wife maryana, but this is not to be confused with the one who now lives in canada uh, this is not this another girl, but uh, well, life was so fun well, then we now made the introduction i now i will add larisa ivshina to the conversation and i will also ask her to make an introduction to the main event that we will discuss , namely the disappearance and, well, the kidnapping and murder of georgy gongadze, and then we will try to understand the main main question, the main question, we still do not know the names the customers of this abduction and this murder, but vseivshina, she is the editor-in-chief of t

george jump in. yeah, i think so. why then when you say the rules, when the you broke the rules in the 1st place by lifting the tyrants on the ukrainian brain? i mean, the whole point of the is the combination of a cultural pause. and the whole point of the common agricultural policy is to protect your being from those from cheap uh, food stuff from the rest of the world. so it was the you that 1st broke its own rules and everyone accepted this until the phone was rebel, the ukrainian, the switch makes you pay is bid for the you even hold it. yeah. the like, it's never going to be in the you and it's never going to be in nato. okay. alright gentlemen, we're rapidly running out of time. the name of, of name is program zalinski watching zelinski, george citrix digit. uh, i found his address and the way getting crazy, immediate presented it is. um, well it's, it's, it's just a textbook case. and really she bad propaganda. what am i saying? as the lensky according to ukrainian television, i'd say what is addressing the ge

with which george suress? i am talking now to a moral type or moralist.is one person who periodically commits immoral acts. and the rest of the time he tries to be. a morally excellent example of the embodiment of the famous story about dr. jekel and mr. hyde, and this split runs like a red line through the entire biography of our today's hero, but who is george soros real name george schwartz was born on august 12, 1930 in budapest to a middle-income jewish family, his father tiva darshvarts was a lawyer, a prominent figure in the city's jewish community, and specialists passports and esperantist writer esperanto is an artificial language that was supposed to become a universal language common to all people on earth. its creators dreamed of overcoming the confusion of languages, which, according to the bible, the lord created after the babylonian pandemonium. perhaps it was from these father’s hobbies that the current globalist spotlights of george soros arose. in the biography of his father, one can see hints of soros’s deeply rooted dislike for the rus

george jump in. yeah, i think so. i then, when you say the rules when the you broke the lines in the 1st place by lifting the tires on the ukranian bray. and i mean, the whole point of the is the combination of a cultural pause and the whole point of the common i think also a policy is to protect your being follows from cheap uh, food stuff from the rest of the world. so it was the you that 1st broke its own rules and everyone accepted this until the farm is rebel, the ukranian this which makes you pay is bid for the you even hold it. yeah, the lovely. it's never going to be in the you and it's never going to be in nato. okay. or a gentleman, we're rapidly running out of time. the name of, of name this program. so lensky watching zelinski. george sits extension i found his address and the way getting crazy and media presented it is, um, well it's, it's, it's just a textbook case. and really she bad propaganda. what am i saying? as the lensky, according to ukrainian television, as they were billing addressing the gener

the creek that george and jacob over there, or is that george or jacob? is this the teamsters? those are the kinds of things the questions we want to try to explore more thoroughly with the additional work. what we're finding during the course of this research is there assistance has been absolutely critical. there is no way we could have accomplished what we've been able to accomplish without the assistance and metal detectors. we're all learning it's just been a real good experience and i think it's been a real breakthrough in the future when they're dealing with historical sites where metal involved that they will be using metal detectors first. they know when will you have a test of the fragments that will tell you, yes, no, these are not here. this could be months down the road, unfortunately. the question of cannibalism and the question of what goodies are we finding tends to make the top of the story. and this is a story we're trying to turn around in terms of what we're doing here is we're trying to clarify some very important aspects of history. the unfortunate side is

george, thank you so much for — these real issues.hank you so much for coming in. thank- these real issues. george, thank you so much for coming in. thank you . these real issues. george, thank youj so much for coming in. thank you for speaking to me. good luck with the podcast. it sounds fascinating. we will take a short break. when we are back, i am will take a short break. when we are back, iam back will take a short break. when we are back, i am back with more of the headlines. hello. there are two sides to the weather story this weekend. one side of the story is some unseasonable warmth. we may see temperatures as high as 2a celsius. but there will also be some rain at times. 0n the satellite picture, you can see this area of cloud. this is a weather system that will push in from the southwest to bring rain for some of us during tomorrow. in the short term, though, actually quite a lot of sunshine out there. some showers, too, especially in western parts and most especially in the northwest of scotland where some of those showers

george was then studying international relations in tbilisi , he calculated with the university does not have it wanted to let him go we went to say goodbye to all his friends there every evening we returned after some red wine to his home it was 14 platon tbilisi a- and we always sang at his suggestion a-a sleep little cossack a play in ukrainian always a driver came back and said it in the ukrainian language, said it like that i am a ukrainian and it is in the ukrainian language and it went on like that every evening, this is the footage that you are showing from the apartment of georgy honkadze, but i already did that with him . later it was when i defended him in court and in in the 13th year, lesya gongad gave me the keys to his apartment from tbilisi, i went there to collect documents and had the honor to take these photos, so here we were actually saying goodbye in tbilisi, he was saying goodbye to tbilisi and when it was actually time to move. - and ms. lesya says roman but you know that tickets are not sold in our forest for tickets to tbilisi, because all tickets for a year

is not there, when they check the passports, george does not wave oh, i'm here, hello, i say george,here are you, how did you go, did i not see you ? in the toilet well, he didn’t stand well, that’s how we moved to lviv in lviv, again, or such a student’s fun life. at that time, as the head of a youth public organization, the memorial a-a introduced the vertep, we twice took first place in georgia, we had a tsar in nativity scene and his girlfriend at the time, then his wife maryana, but this is not to be confused with the one who now lives in canada, uh, this is not that. another girl , and here is uh, well, life was so fun, well, it is clear, we have now made the introduction. i will now join ms. larisa ivshina's conversation, and i will also ask you to make an introduction to the actual main event that we will discuss, the disappearance and, well , the kidnapping and murder of georgy gongadze, and then we will try to understand the main main question, the main question is being asked, the main question, why we still don't know names the masterminds of this abduction and this murde

the george floyd or black lives matter protests and riots of 2020, again, in may, there was 35 people killed. 2,000 officers wounded, about $2 billion in insured property damage. another $2 billion uninsured property damage all because of an assumption what happened to george floyd however you feel about that happened because of his race. i will remind you, the trial was televised. the lead prosecutor was a black man and i'm a trial lawyer, you're a lawyer. the most important part of a trial is the opening statement and in his opening statement this black lead prosecutor took pains to say the police in general were not on trial n fact, he praised them. he said the minneapolis p.d. was not on trial he praised them and knew a lot of people working there. this individual was on trial for what this individual did, yet, the people in the streets were doing it because they assumed what happened to george floyd happened because of his race and derek chauvin was never charged with a hate crime. i don't know. there are 20 million people participating in protests in 200 cities, brenna. i suspec

the third the crime is that george the third had committed against the colonies was that george the third his predecessors and royalty had imposed post slavery on the colonies and that jefferson desired actually to keep the text. but his fellow congress then said no, that has go it has to contentious it's going to raise we'd rather not raise because of course they whatever rationalizations their evasion so on they they all knew that the crown was not responsible for the existence of slavery in the colonies that had no basis in fact that the colonists from the start had been complicit in. the importation of slaves and that colonists in the northern and southern colonies had worked. the international slave trade. it provided us late. the labor force in the south that was one of the bases of colonial wealth and that it would have been a little too in-your-face in a way that could readily be denied to claim that that that that british rule had forced slavery on the colonies. so the body of the declaration consists of a list of offenses against the rights of the colonists. so that and ju

which george suras am i talking to now , a moral type or a moralist.son, one person, who periodically commits immoral acts, and the rest of the time tries to be moral. nervous embodiments of the famous story about dr. jekel and mr. hyde and this split runs like a red line through the entire biography our today's hero, but who is george soros real name dyshvarts was born on august 12, 1930 in budapest into a jewish family of middle income his father dyadorshvarts was a lawyer, a prominent figure in the jewish community of the city, passport specialists and an esperantist writer esperanto is an artificial language that was supposed to become a universal common for all people on earth. its creators dreamed of overcoming the confusion of languages, which, according to the bible, the lord created after the babylonian pandemonium. perhaps it was from these father's hobbies the current globalist spotlights of george soros arose in the biography of his father, you can see hints of soros' deep-rooted dislike of the russian empire, in all its forms, tiva darshwa

george: the front door of that spot was insane.r rejecting them. the part where they say "freak out" actually began as something else. ♪ aah, freak out ♪ ♪ le freak, c'est chic ♪ ♪ freak out ♪ it went from something "off" to "freak off" to being "freak out." ♪ just come on down ♪ ♪ to the 54 ♪ ♪ find a spot out on the floor ♪ ♪ aah, freak out ♪ ♪ le freak, c'est chic ♪ ♪ freak out ♪ graham: that's probably the best thing that ever actually came out of studio 54, was that song. [ chuckles ] wild: disco was a revolutionary force. funk marries disco, and it leads to hip-hop. ♪ questlove: it's 1979. i heard chic's "good times" come on, and i just kept hearing someone talk over the song. ♪ i said a hip hop, the hippie, the hippie ♪ ♪ to the hip hip hop and you don't stop ♪ ♪ rock it out, baby bubbah, to the boogie, the bang bang ♪ ♪ the boogie to the boogie the beat ♪ ♪ now what you hear is not a test ♪ ♪ i'm rappin' to the beat ♪ ♪ and me, the groove, and my friends ♪ ♪ are gonna try to move your feet ♪ what's great about this song is

year before a what would normandy be without george? well, as he would say, nothing here's the starting quotation for tonight, 'll have a number of them. mankind is man their proper study of warfare, our m maps are the key to moving why that? the american army in europe, in world war two, the average division of 20,000 men consume. 700 tons of supplies per day. that's mind boggling. and you have to have a road network to do that with. you can't be hollywood and go traipsing over hillandale. it doesn't work that way. and we're here tonight because our sister city is con france. and i would like for you to look over here. here's normandy. normandy is the key to liberating france, england. there's no other proper area of beaches that can be covered by support and can be landing craft coming in from the english ports. but normandy. and there' paris. ance? because france is the gateway to third reich. re it is. and here's the rhine river and theiegfried line you've got to come in to normandy, swing through paris to get to the rhine and hitl'