thank you so much for joining us gerard maybach and walter if i may gerard let us begin with you. why did you choose to write about justice bushrod, washington? why should our ncc friends be interested in him? well, thanks jeff for inviting me and it's wonderful to be here with such a great panel. i decided to write about bushrod, washington for a couple of reasons first. no one had written a book about him before so that was a challenge. secondly. he was george washington's nephew. and so this is a way of understanding george washington that is different from other approaches you could take to him. third is he was on the supreme court at a pivotal juncture for 30 years alongside john marshall and had a very close relationship with john marshall that predated their time on the court. and it was a way of approaching the marshall court from a different vantage point and in doing so i came to believe that washington was really a pivotal partner for john marshall and that we should understand what the court did in those years as being largely the product of the team. that is john mars

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. >> coming up this morning on washington journal, former advisor gerard smith joins us for a new public safety coalition in reducing violent crime. sarah longwell on efforts by her group to oppose a future trunk candidacy. she will also talk about the groups -- to highlight his role on the attack on the january -- on january 6 attack on the capital. >> tonight. take the most -- harriet hageman has received the most votes in this primary. this primary election is over. ♪ host: it is the washington journal for august 17 and that was wyoming republican liz cheney, critic of former president trump conceding to hear it hagman. -- harriet hageman. in our next hour, your thoughts on the defeat of representative liz cheney

at xfinitymobile.com >>> welcome back meme bank stocks coming back here to break down the moves, gerard very much for being here curious your take on this. q2 earnings were somewhat mixed. wehand got, prime borrowers not showing much discretion, but some evidence of that in some prime borrowers. what do you think is behind this recent confidence? >> i think the confidence has picked up, because the economic after stumbling in the springtime, has started to stabilize. maybe there's some evidence are -- i know negatively two quarters, that would technically be a recession, but due to the pandemic, the numbers are not holding up as they normally would. but the credit market, that's the number one issue, the primary borrowers of commercial banks, they're not feeling stress today there is some deterioration there, but that's not the banks' primary market what was incredible was the net revenue revenue growth because of the rise in short-term interest rates that's more than overwhelming any higher credit costs the banks are starting to billed in. >>> and guidance also surpassing expectation.

tolerant the more radical we are in the desire of ukraine and the sooner we will stop stepping on these gerardsho are attacking many sides i am now calling as much as possible every ukrainian should hear my message, hear my heart, ukraine can not be without a language after the victory, the artist dreams of making quality ukrainian films, in particular about those who appreciate he won his own life, a worldwide act of liberation struggle, when he was going to the east, i let him go with only one condition: he will definitely come back alive as soon as we have to give birth to children like volodya . svoboda , with whom it all began, will be played after the victory, the scenario will have to be significantly supplemented, in addition to the legendary combatant apostle, in the svoboda battalion , there is now another extraordinary hero, an artist, he is so they are joking with their brothers he will have to play himself ivan vorobyov andriy marchenko tymofiy kushchii oleksiy osadchuk valentin shilyko oleksandr shiyantov volodymyr parkhotskyi tsn 1+1 marathon only news on the clock 10 in the morn

early court you've inspired all of us to learn more and look forward to learning more with all of you gerard walter neighbor. thank you so much for joining and thank you friends for taking an hour we drove out to arlington. it was a long long lines of solemn respectful people. all along the hill in rowdy lee's home to round up the grave site the grave covered with flowers. we got out. and put our flowers down. to the moment and then we turn around and left. each saying our own words to the beautiful vista of washington is that they spread out below us? in our hearts, you look around your in this jungle and i find myself in and you want somebody to tie to and you look for who is wrong intelligent and instinct not prior knowledge or settlement makes me think that was matt bundy is one of those. we talked about. have to bridge the gap between the kennedy administration and the johnston administration and is linden would say he had to read the best of the two to each other. i tried very earnestly to express my thanks. to him that was lady bird johnson from her december 1st 1963 diary recording a

the more radical we are in our desire for ukraine, and the sooner we will stop stepping on these gerards who are attacking many sides. i am now i urge every ukrainian as much as possible to listen to my message to hear my heart. that ukraine can not be without a language. after the victory, the artist dreams of making quality ukrainian films, in particular about those who appreciate he won his own life, a worldwide act of liberation struggle, when he was going to the east, i let him go only on one condition, he will definitely return alive soon, because we still have to give birth to rickshaws. how it all began will be played after the victory, the scenario will have to be significantly supplemented, in addition to the legendary combatant apostle, in the freedom battalion there is now another extraordinary hero, an artist, so his brothers joke will have to play myself ivan vorobyov andriy marchenko tymofiy kushchii oleksiy osavchuk valentin shilko oleksandr shiyan and volodymyr parkhotsky tsn 1+1 marathon the only news to find yours kateryna osadchoi from the search for the missing that

any of the world's leaders use a wood piece and he is not the only one. former german chancellor, gerard schroeder, hungarian, president, victor, oregon, and even henry kissinger have made similar statements. and they have all been accused of being kremlin apologise, and that ukraine appears to be the only place where the west is not allowed to mention peace. and yes, that's including the conflict between kosovo in serbia, where the e u was quick to set up talks or the taiwan strait, where the g 7 immediately called for stability in response to rising tensions between beijing and washington instead of urging for peace ukraine gets even more war as the vine and ministration has approved another $1000000000.00 and lethal aid, which is notably one of its largest packages so far. an apparent reminder that nations are only allowed to defend themselves when the u. s. as they can, just as they are only allowed to pursue peace with their neighbor. if washington is on board with the plan. same with the palestinian israeli conflict. israel's border police have responded to a claim that an idea of

last month, competition condo, gerard, um i took the car, check kimberlia, as well as old as the member states, is deeply disappointed and disturbed by the execution of those opposition. activists that might be appealed from me and others for the death sentence is to be reconsidered for the sake of political dialogue, peace and reconciliation. but if more prisoners are to be executed, will be forced to rethink the role of a id and 5 point consensus. and russian foreign minister, so he lab rove has arrived in me in my life and official visit. moscow is a supporter of men, most military governments. well, i've always holding talks with the military gentle to discuss security and economic issues before traveling to the offense summit in cambodia. joining us now is tony chang from bangkok. so what reaction is that in to? so he lab rose business oh, well i think the, i think the original be watching very interestingly, they've looked at how russia has engaged with me on my, over the course of the last 18 months since the military co, it has been very supportive. we've seen visitors from defe

it was too little, too late for frank lampard's site, as this turned out to be stephen gerard's day.om both managers. i am really pleased with the level of performance. i believed if we found that level we would improve from last week. last week was not good enough and the outcome we deserved, but this week, what we have put into the game the quality and goals we scored, maybe we could have scored more, no—one can challenge the outcome of the game. we well deserved our win. defensively, i thought when we were set we were very solid today. they didn't give us too many problems, as i say. it was those transition moments, those are always the case — new players or not. the reality is some of our players have just arrived in the last week, in the last two weeks. amadou's on the bench, of course i want to get him on the pitch. he's not fit enough so we had to be patient in the early parts of the season on that front. here are the other results — brighton and newcastle following up their opening day wins with a goaless draw. newcastle had their keeper nick pope to thank for the point and a

gerard costvip. >> thank you i'm gerard the queer public historian one of the 15 bite national park's service for the america theme study and advisor to the lbgtq context statement. i like to say first is the classic seating in the castro is not incidental it is not randzom. it is what defined by will defining characteric of the space. tells you this is a movie theatre. that is crucial for the historic preservation commission come planning commission to address before this commission makes considerations. second low, a key part of conversation is in the the building and not the programming no, sir the building the ways which that programming affectless the cultural heritage of the neighborhoods. castro cease displacement of culture and when i hear another planet talking about bring nothing a new demographic or certain demographic, i know what they mean by that they mean rock concerts with straight people who get drunk and 1400 on the streets of the castro. according to the chronicle in 2019 they made 2.9 on tickets for outside they don't qualify to be here. i urge you to with draw thi

leopard, we can add to this list of discoveries, except for schneider clara of the colony, and they are gerardon lancaster in in the film, the innocent visconti once again plunges us into the world of aristocrats in search of the beauty of european decadence. in the center of the plot is one family of an aristocrat named thulium. egoists, the owner is constantly cheating on his wife , openly cheating on her husband in the state of the victim. he is stupid to her suffering about her passionate aspirations, as an inevitability and necessity to know that you are an amazing woman. pretend my love for you has weakened, that inevitably my fatalistic attachment and respect have become even stronger. i love and respect you. like your favorite sister? without which i cannot do. but it would hurt me so stay help me help you than keep putting up with the situation. juliana accepts everything as it is, lowering herself more and more to the bottom of resentment and helplessness, a beautiful intelligent woman. she humbly follows her fate, trying not to slouch under the weight of an unfair female lot. well,

. >> ground is very gerard, currently absorb so much so fast. >> i am freaking out.i call 9-1-1, what do i do? >> britney taylor says she moved into this dallas apartment just two days ago. and she woke up at 3 am to what she described as quote, torrential rain and two feet of water on the first floor of her home. now she is waiting through the aftermath to see what, if anything remains undamaged. >> oh good guys, look, macbook's can float. all of my keepsakes. >> don, today's rainfall is tragic news, officials confirmed that a 60 year old woman was swept away in the floodwaters. the police chief in mesquite says she was on the phone with her family when they lost contact with her. don? >> think you. and thank you for watching everyone, our coverage continues. your vehicle's camera, so automatic emergency braking and lane departure warning work properly. don't wait--schedule now. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ i'd like to thank our sponsor liberty mutual. they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. contestants ready? go!

jackson hole a speech that can have big implication from the markets let's get reaction from michelle gerardt markets. nice to see you again. good to see you back >> hi, tyler. >> you have just heard what mr. bullard said he always speaks his mind and he thinks that the equity markets, principally are underpricing the idea that inflation may stay higher for longer. do you agree >> well, equity markets and fixed income markets if you look at where the market is expecting the fed funds rate to be. it's pricing in rate cuts in 2023, expecting probably the economy is in recession and the fed will react to that, and i think that what we're hearing and certainly what we heard from james bullard is that this idea that inflation could well be more persistent and i think the fed is more fearful of rates having to stay higher for longer and maybe move higher from here. even when he talked about the inflation outlook and talking about the inflation rate not moving in the right direction, and by the fed's own acknowledgement not going back to 2% through 2024 none of these things set the stage for a quic

i want to bring in nat west markets co-head of global economics michelle gerard. first i have to get your thoughts on jay powell. the market seems to respect what he said today. >> i think he was pretty clear. i think we're hearing a very unified message. i think the biggest takeaway is the fact that the funds rate is unlikely to be able to come down anytime soon and in a sense that the market we talked about is expecting, yes, we'll get rate hikes between now and the end of the year, maybe early 2023, but that's going to lead to a recession and the fed is going to be forced to cut interest rates in 2023, and i think what we've been hearing and again, in kind of across-the-board is that rates are likely to have to stay higher for longer, and then even if there's economic pain, the fed is absolutely focused on bringing inflation down and they're not going to be able reverse course. they aren't going to want to make the mistakes they made in the past of reversing and cutting rates too quickly. charles: all right although that's easier said than done, right? because

her sama been gerard reports from kabul. the one business still booming in of line is done is transport laden with exports from fruits to minerals . thousands of trucks can still make their way through the narrow passes and border crossings. even this has slowed since the taliban took over. then we'll, we'll market miasca, push out the piano in previous years we were transporting and going with our trucks, $8.00 to $9.00 trips a month. but now we can only do once a month. there are no businessmen, so there's no one to hire us. got a lot more of guns, are struggling to feed their families than ever before. after for decade, there is peace that people are still waiting to benefit from it. the aid reliant economy collapsed to been funds were suspended and $9000000000.00 of, of grand central banks. assets are frozen, the unit peeled for $4400000000.00 in aid, but billy half of that has been pledged. hundreds of thousands of people have lost their jobs in estimated 90 percent of this population lives below the poverty line . but

now. gerard always got still to but effects a day for being with us. gerald connell, death in rome. nasa will be marking another milestone for diversity. the leader of its next mission to the instructional space station will be the 1st native american woman in space. fenton monahan reports nicole man was a veteran fighter pilot before she was selected to join the elite ranks of nasa astronaut. now after 9 years of training, she's finally getting your chance to fly higher than she's ever flown before. as a member of the why, like you of the round valley indian tribes, this man will be the 1st native american woman in space. it's important that we celebrate our diversity and really communicate that specifically to the younger generation. because i know there's kids out there that live, you know, perhaps in a community where there are barriers. and i want them to know that these barriers are being broken down. although she's proud to represent her people, talent, and competence, she says matter, far more in the us space program than any one's personal background here at nasa. it's really gr

in the early kickoff, steven gerard got the better of his former england t make frank lampart that both manages. now and gerald's aston, villa beat lamps evetts into one with golden dinings and emiliano. when dia, that's villas 1st. when the season of everton that's now to strike defeats and spain both selina were able to play some of their new signings, including robert levin off ski. but they didn't school any goals, hoping they're seasoned with a school, a straw against my of a la carte. and in the french lake harrison, german beat montpelier, 52 ne, moscow. twice also being left of the barn door list. and there was one for kilian about pay as well. that's 2 winds from 2 full p. s. g new zealand, half beaten south african, the rugby championship to end the pool run of results. the all blacks were beaten by the well champion springbox last week, which was their 5th defeat in 6 tests. but they bounced back to when johannesburg, running in for tries at ellis park to take the victory. $35.00 points to $23.00. next up, new zealand face argentina who have just been a stranger to get there

of india, forcing residence to abandon their homes, buildings in western mahash trotter and good gerard states have been inundated with muddy waters while flood victims in eastern on dishes state said they are struggling with a shortage of drinking water. sees no monson rains, cause death and mass displacement across asia every year. they also deliver more than 70 percent of india's rainfall and they're crucial for farmers. at least 26 people have been killed and dozens injured in forest fires in northeastern algeria, most of the deaths were in l. tar. that's near the border, which nicea firefighters and helicopters are trying to contain almost 40 blazes, which are threatening residents in several provinces. when 350 people have been forced to flee their homes, scientists are warning that europe stripe could be the worst in 500 years. wildfire and southern parts of the continent. i still devastating large areas, but as knitting bother reports, extreme rainfall is also causing chaos. ah. my flight is retreating briefly in southeast, in spain there trying to stop the flames from reaching

>>y were cooperatingea w greg t gerard, the night of the raid of mar a lago, you were on this very program and you pointed out with theth "wall street journal" mentioned today, and that is that the federal records actet is authority to a former president to have custody and control over presidential papers. i want you to talk about that and add to that the right of a president to declassify documents as he sees fit, which, by the way, is not something that, say, a secretary of state like hillary clinton could do. well. and the other difference d is that there was overwhelmingo. evidence of intent on hillary clinton's part and the statutes that she violated and should have been prosecuted under use terms like knowingly and intentionallyy and deliberately. well, she certainly did that. but here with president trump, presidents don't pack up their boxes in the oval office.a they're not allowed to. it's by law that's done by the gsa. does anybody think that when he got down to mar a lago, he sat in a room for weeks on end or months on end going through boxes and papers? no, of course not.th an

when you have careers like steven gerard's and mine, we have _ like steven gerard's and mine, we havenjoying it, it is different to the crowds you see a county cricket. it's time for a rummage around in the archives as we go back in time with bbc rewind, a way to mark the bbc�*s 100th year. do you remember when we interviewed the person behind this, who had been putting the full archive together? what we are doing is going through all the regions in the uk, and getting them to look back at some of their biggest stories and interviews. they have been put online, and you are able to explore this, you can take a step back in time, maybe that's the area in which you live. this week we have a look at southampton. bbc television in the south. hollywood power couples don't come bigger than elizabeth taylor and richard burton. we tried to interview liz as she made her way through ocean terminal in southampton in 1968. and you'll notice press officers and media minders weren't a thing back then. liz taylor, how much do you think this operation has cost you through loss of earnings? i wouldn't

gerard mallioka is the samuel r rosen professor of law at the indiana university robert h mckinney school of law. he's the author of many books which we've had the pleasure of discussing at the ncc and the most recent which we're here to talk about is washington's air the life of justice, bushrod, washington. maybe marcus is research professor of law and directer of the institute for

. >> i love gerard baker's piece in the wall street journal says the title of that bill is an insulttion. it will increase inflation. it will not reduce spending, it will increase spending. it will not reduce the federal budget deficit, it will increase it. it is filled with gimmicks and taxes and provisions that are designed to make it more expensive. people who drive gas powered car will be taking money out of their pocket to put it in the pocket of people, affluent people who want to buy an expensive electric vehicle. this is a disaster of a bill. manchin has broken a series of promises that he said he would never invalidate and see if kristin sinema who made clear she supposed to some of these tax provisions see how she reacts to be left out of the discussions and being told it is time to fall in line. jackie: she's holding those cards close to the chest, good to see you. stocks, earlier losses, it investors rattled over the tensions but markets are coming back, the dow is down 56 points and the nasdaq as well. market strategist kenny paul kari, a bit of a bumpy ride in august as

for the first feature debut of gerard shamilman, to implement his idea, he chose not the most standard on crowdfunding platforms, and the film itself was shot completely independently on a personal camera. on themselves and their feelings of their characters. i looked for everything in the slums near the railway station often acted impulsively or relying on intuition, during the year of filming, all sorts of things happened to him, the homeless threw stones at him, tried to steal the camera, and once he was even arrested, but just such an immersion in the world of a tramp. criminology helped his research. finding the causes of human impulses and desires that lead to crime and self-destruction causes some kind of complicity with regret, there is a lot of tragedy, a lot of drama. and in fact here's a movie called instinct, in fact. you see the man adapts in general to absolutely everything. the competition documentary program is of particular burning interest among the audience and experts at the festival, which our story has already shown. every year documentary films are gaining popula

se revela la identidad de la nueva novia de gerard piquÉ, a casi dos meses de anunciar la separaciÓnmance en secreto incluso ella ha borrado sus cuenta las redes sociales para que las personas no puedan encontrar fotos de ella pero por supuesto que el internet ha revelado su imagen raÚl: 23 aÑos es lo que tiene. yisus: shakira le debe estar diciendo ♪los felicito que bien actÚan♪ raÚl: exactamente al regresar al despierta amÉrica bull es mÍnimo su esposa vuelven a aparecer juntos luego del escÁndalo de la bofetada. jesse: se vive momento llenos de emociÓn en el retador la que les tengo todos los detalles, fue una noche inolvidable. raÚl: exactamente y desde nueva york todo lo que se viviÓ en el desfile dominicano donde participaron muchas estrellasentre ella francisca y jomari. jesse: tambiÉn en la gran manzana siguen llegando autobuses repletos de inmigrantes, pero muchos estÁn quejÁndo. raÚl: la invitaciÓn es que para que te quedes con nosotros en "despierta amÉrica", donde tu dÍa comienza con la alegrÍa y la informaciÓn que necesita y la mejor energÍa. y a solo 2 Ías del estre ala

although not so around plus thirty, but such a gerard will stay in the capital all week, doctors adviseod to be especially careful and take care of yourself. the sun is very active and the orange level of weather danger is active. and on this i have everything for now, i pass the floor to my colleagues on the program time will tell. hello on air the information channel continues to work on channel one , the program time will tell. i am artyom sheinin. i haven't been on the air for a while. and while i was gone. i have visited, among other things, in the altai mountains a beautiful, i must say , a wonderful magical fantastic place. here, but now is not about that. and now about the fact that there is such an interesting region, that there you sometimes stand at a gas station. and five cars are refueling there, and all five will be from different regions. that is, there is some such point. what are the regions some there, which means gorno-altai. uh, the republic means, the republic of gorny altai altai novosibirsk ah, kemerovo yekaterinburg arrives the tone arrives omsk arrives and so on

gerard took the victory on this occasion as a second—half goal left them defeated.inutes we should _ left them defeated. in the last ten minutes we should have _ left them defeated. in the last ten minutes we should have drawn i left them defeated. in the last ten| minutes we should have drawn the game _ minutes we should have drawn the rame. ., , , ., minutes we should have drawn the rame. ., ,, ., .,f minutes we should have drawn the lame. ., h, , , ., ., ' ., game. zero points but an awful lot of questions- _ brighton and newcastle drew 0—0, southampton came from behind to draw with leeds while wolves and fulham was also goalless. the big game today sees chelsea take on tottenham. celtic have the chance to return to the top of the scottish premiership this afternoon. they travel to kilmarnock at lunchtime, needing a four—goal win to replace rangers. giovani van bronckhorst�*s side cruised to a third straight league win with a 4—0 triumph over stjohnstone. wins elsewhere for motherwell, livingston and st mirren. it has been a great week for dan evans at the canadi

[mÚsica] alan: las cosas no pintan fÁcil para gerard piquÉ.ya que me cortÉ la flaca y mientras tanto medios espaÑoles en ela que martÍ se ganÓ la confianza de el cÍrculo de pique, algo que shakira no pudo hacer los dos aÑos que durÓ su relaciÓn incluso sus amigos le decÍan la patrona, ddebido a su carÁcter y jamÁs consigo relacionarse forma amigable con ninguno de ellos. vamos a estar pendientes de lo que salga la luz. alan: no una relaciÓn con los familiares. karla: de acuerdo lo que estÁn diciendo. francisca: que triste que nada pareja terminen una relaciÓn como esta. como que no buen fidelidad entonces es algo que no estado confirmado, hay que ver quÉ pasa porque tambiÉn me imagino que cambiarÍa mucho el tema de la custodia en los niÑos y todo eso. carlos: estÉn pendientes al gordo le ha flaca. la mascota de wendy es ahora luz canas. karla: la semana pasa la cuenta de twitter comparte una foto de ella con su pelo gris y actualizÓ su foto de perfil. carlos: dice porque una estrella es una estrella sin importar el color de cabello. karla: la