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but upon reflection and living to the whole experience in hindsight i would have been a lot more assertive i had very little support against the vitriol and a lot of great folks around me help me to prepare to the department of education or what i might anticipate and what to be addressed in the process so in hindsight i i have a lot of great ideas how to do differently in thankfully we had vice president pentz to cast that tie-breaking vote. there has not been another cabinet member having to be confirmed with that tie-breaking vote prior to that. >> there have notot been many cabinet secretaries that were so unfairly treated as well. you handle that with a lot of grace please share the story with us. >> i'm talking about the department of education is three buildings and you showed up quick. >> i walked throughy every floor of every building and should canceled everyone who was there. to be fair they are very large buildings with a lot of workstations. many were populated and a pretty hefty number that were not. but i shook hands with every single staff member and employee that was there

in hindsight maybe it was too much. of accommodation from the fed. in hindsight maybe it was too much. but we had disruption in the economy from production and consumption patterns. the system got under a lot of pressure, and where the pressure showed up most clearly is in inflation. there are many factors that we should be pointing to. that is promising in the sense that there are many factors that can start feeling and get us back doing much better place. alix: there is an argument to be made that the fed got it wrong for a couple years with transitory. the markets in someway way led the fed. if that is the case, what will the fed have to do for the markets to believe it at this point? claudia: i would like to point out that the summer of last year inflation was having down. feels like forever ago, but it is not that long ago, and markets were on board with the fed at the time. the fed has made very clear, increasingly clear, they made a mistake. they got had faked. the data started looking better and then it got much

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well i mean it is possible with hindsight - is needed? is needed? well i mean it is - possible with hindsight that they could have started raising rates and potentially quantitative easing a little bit earlier. but the bank of england was ahead of the fed, for example, in raising rates and a lot of that information that we had at least initially was externally generated. it wasn't something that the bank of england could actually control. ., , , , . control. now 'ust briefly, hearing the words control. nowjust briefly, hearing the words that _ control. nowjust briefly, hearing the words that a _ control. nowjust briefly, hearing the words that a recession - control. nowjust briefly, hearing the words that a recession is - control. nowjust briefly, hearing. the words that a recession is being forecast is really alarming for people, so what can people do, what should people expect, can people do anything to prepare for this? well. anything to prepare for this? well, there is a lot _ anything to prepare for this? well, there is a lot of _ an

so um, in hindsight, like i said, i wish i would have just been more transparent.ome public trust. um that's not the perception that that i'm getting . um, i think people u, um, spei felt the need to, but at the same time i feel like it has been a distraction from the work that i'm currently doing in the d a s office. and that has been, uh, you know difficult to absorb because i want people to be focused on how we're trying to restore the city back to a safe place and not distracted by. you know this situation. talk about what? what happens here moving forward. you have roughly two months here to convince the voters of san francisco that you deserve to hang onto this job for a little while longer. here. how do you go about saying to say franciscans? look, these policy changes i have put in place either have had an impact or are going to have an impact soon. and you haven't had much time to show that. how do you convince the voters that that you deserve more time? yeah, i think what i've been trying to do is go around the city and introduce myself to the residents a

so i think hindsight is 20/20. i think biden is handling a lot of things that we do not even think about, just because of the chaos that has been going on for the last four years in our government. thanks again for c-span. host: let's go to maurice, calling from north carolina on the democrat line. marie, good morning. caller: yes, good morning. i agree a lot with what i just heard from the last person. but you have to look at things from the beginning. first, there was no reason for the united states to be in afghanistan. i want to send - i am a veteran. when we send military people into an area, it is to fight a war. and even though this was called the afghanistan war, what was the threat in afghanistan against the people of the united states, and what was our national interest? if we do not have a national interest and we do not have an enemy, per se, that is threatening the people of the united states, we should not have the military in there. now there is a lot of bureaucracy across the united states that can

decisions, which was not specifically said in any of the dozens of interviews or books written, but in hindsightriticism. those who thought, for example, that it was unworthy of the former president and nobel peace prize winner to appear in commercials for american pizza. and this was his way of earning money for the fund, which helped lykey's patients with illness, who took their beloved wife from gorbachev. and now, it seems, about what he regretted, a man who did not regret anything. so it's about that is beyond human power. to change something, you would be offered to communicate with any of the people who have ever lived in the world, who would be. meet. farewell to mikhail gorbachev will take place on saturday in the hall of columns of the house of the unions , his daughter announced that they will bury mikhail sergeyevich at the novodevichy cemetery next to his wife. to other topics, more than 1,700 servicemen lost ukrainian troops as a result of an unsuccessful offensive on nikolaev, krivoy rog and other directions. this data was reported only for 2 days . today, in our ministry of defen

and didn't take the afghan foreign ministers call when he reached out for help with the benefit of hindsight, of course is he's decided and i wouldn't have gone on holiday, let alone. and we've come home of the government, the u. s. had been propping up for nearly 2 decades, was also supported by an embassy that housed around $4000.00 diplomats contractors and staff who provided a false sense of confidence even though they were relying on the intent security provided by the u. s. military. but then again, the instant invade afghanistan, looking to learn about the country. instead, the mission they claim to half was to force american values on the people. and after 20 years, it has become clear that they still haven't learned about the country they occupied for so long. it also appeared, though every assurance biden gave about the us accept plan was eventually proven wrong. there's going to be no circumstance. you see people be lifted off the roof of a embassy in the of the united states from afghanistan. it is not at all comfortable . and yet, it was the scenes of helicopters rescuing embass

so, you know in hindsight. i have a lot of great ideas about how to do it differently, but i i did my best getting through and thankfully we had vice president pence who could cast that tie breaking vote which you know was a historic moment. i don't think there has not been another cabinet member having to be confirmed by a thai breaking vote of the vice president prior to that. there haven't been many cabinet secretaries that were so unfairly. treated as well and you handled it with a lot of grace and then the first day that you show up to work was an amazing in the book. it's an amazing story, please share that with us. well, i think we're referring to the second day when i went to visit a school in washington dc. no, well, we can talk about that too. i'm talking about the the department of education has three buildings are reading. yes, and you shook hands with every person in the building. i watched through every floor of every building and shook hands with everyone who's there now to be fair. these are ver

. >> with the advantage of hindsight, obviously it is fear the and was approaching but desertion certainlyis on the uptick, spring 65 in february and march where i think searched, on the one hand i think you are correct but on the other hand, we need to remind ourselves the resiliency of these armies and even when petersburg and richmond vacated, i went to get the numbers wrong here but tell me if i am in the ballpark, i would say roughly probably 60000 men, yes? shaking his head yes. many of them these arctic during the retreat from these armies are still formidable force even and 65. the final thing i would say is that the armies were virtually indestructible and kind of one of the tragic ironies about the battles we spent so much time studying, i'm not suggesting they were not, they absolutely work but ultimately brought the confederacy to its knees was the reading strategy, i think this post your question, it's not the first grade against part of the infrastructure, it is in the north that ultimately compels the south to given. these great battles as we've seen time and time again, the

so, you know in hindsight. i have a lot of great ideas about how to do it differently, but i i did my best getting through and thankfully we had vice president pence who could cast that tie breaking vote which you know was a historic moment. i don't think there has not been another cabinet member having to be confirmed by a thai breaking vote of the vice president prior to that. there haven't been many cabinet secretaries that were so unfairly. treated as well and you handled it with a lot of grace and then the first day that you show up to work was an amazing in the book. it's an amazing story, please share that with us. well, i think we're referring to the second day when i went to visit a school in washington dc. no, well, we can talk about that too. i'm talking about the the department of education has three buildings are reading. yes, and you shook hands with every person in the building. i watched through every floor of every building and shook hands with everyone who's there now to be fair. these are ver

or is it something to be well worried about that in historical hindsight, being made the mistake of the end of the call believing that they are going into a paradise. and those are national security problem, so will be sort of after the defeat, those, the soviet union. so of course that whole thing. this is a awakening. pull you up. i'm not sure i don't get to a less and maybe it will fail, you know, is this dilemma between the and guns i though i may fail to be, but those are those in use. the money for guns, but this room has to be seen, but clearly. so there's a change of attitude in your many or countries in on is a show for national defense. i guess it's my final question a you mentioned this choice didn't butter and guns. and clearly there is also an economic damage that's coming to all sides from a very harsh sanctions introduced by europe and the united states. you mentioned before that your ultimate test for foreign policy is how well it serves national interests based on that, the policy of sanctions is good enough for the europeans because it seems to be hurting. not only the

so, you know in hindsight. i have a lot of great ideas about how to do it differently, but i i did my best getting through and thankfully we had vice president pence who could cast that tie breaking vote which you know was a historic moment. i don't think there has not been another cabinet member having to be confirmed by a thai breaking vote of the vice president prior to that. there haven't been many cabinet secretaries that were so unfairly. treated as well and you handled it with a lot of grace and then the first day that you show up to work was an amazing in the book. it's an amazing story, please share that with us. well, i think we're referring to the second day when i went to visit a school in washington dc. no, well, we can talk about that too. i'm talking about the the department of education has three buildings are reading. yes, and you shook hands with every person in the building. i watched through every floor of every building and shook hands with everyone who's there now to be fair. these are ver

but in hindsight, it seems that the back back then, it wasn't that bad. do you think we have the rock bottom already or the worst is yet to come? it's hard to say, i mean, where we are clearly at one of the lowest points in us, russian relations and i would clue include the cold war. yeah. mad. i think this is as, as dangerous a moment as we've seen. because right now we're in a hot war in which bombs are dropping missiles or flying. fortunately, russia is not you know, war with nate.

for now it’s enough that you isolate, and then i’ll sign everything later when it’s all over in hindsight or do you have other suggestions? come on, let's say, what's next? i mean, don’t be stupid, or do you think to fill up shilov and run away to the canary islands, they wo n’t just tie you up, i’ll work so tightly that you will swim. idle cops charged combat. for some time they will close me with this, you won’t understand, there is still panayotov , i’ll do my job correctly, and it’s up to you to decide an expert who will give me a weapon there to order. he's the only one they do that does a great job of needing to find his phone number. people picked up by a hamster decide. in short , yes, yes, no, no, i don’t have time to have showers and saving conversations with you. but if you have brains, you should understand that i am your only chance, if all this crap with a traffic officer comes up, in general, i have everything written down, i told you to grab a broom. in addition to the words of your squealer andrey konstantinovich, there is nothing on us, and they are for you the cop of th

>> in hindsight, i should have bart some car options, but they are not trading for two cents.he premium that you've collected. >> mike, caterpillar and has claimed 5%. mike, what are you doing? >> one part of this trait is going to be expiring next week. i think you can simply allow that to happen. that is the whole idea. you basically want to try to collect that last bit of premium if you can. that is the thing. next friday, if you do not want to report the stock, what you want to do is cover those on next friday. >> our first, what is the play in? >> for the market, this is important. the market starts to turn and go sideways, then there is more downside risk than upside potential. it is a perfect way to buy insurance. you do so, but we are at a level where you should see a higher. getting insurance and buying insurance makes a lot of sense. >> mike, what do you say? >> this is the lowest level that we have seen in volatility since april. we have had quite a run here. i don't think we are out of the woods, so it makes some sense. i actually own some spreads myself. >>> has h

in hindsight, i should've purchased some call options. they are now treating for two cents.ime to buy the back. to make that same show, mike laid out a way to play caterpillar. the trade is hovering near the breakeven from expiration. what are you doing? >> what part of the trade will be expiring next week. you can simply allow that to happen. that is the short side. that is the whole idea. you basically want to try to collect the last bit of premium if you can. the worst case is you will be put to stock. on friday, if you don't want to be put to stock, we want to do, you want to cover those next friday. >>> let's get to some tweets. what is the play? do we have some good insurance here? carter, what you say? >>> we are looking at the market, after a rally of this magnitude, this is a different level. the market starts to go sideways. there is more downside risk than upside potential. this is depressed. it is a perfect way to buy insurance. we are at a level where you should see the higher response. getting insurance makes a lot of sense. >> what you say, mike? cynic this is

here's kristen dahlgren >> reporter: in hindsight -- >> that's one small step for man. >> reporter: -- they are telling words. >> there was one woman in the room, one woman out of 400 plus engineers. >> reporter: a culture dominated by men even years later, charlie blackwell thompson first visited kennedy space center as a college senior. >> i thought, i would love to be in this room one day >> reporter: today she isn't just in the room but leading it as launch director for artemis 1. a critical step in returning americans to the moon and beyond. >> she is really a goddess who runs everything that goes on. the processing and operations >> reporter: raised in small town, south carolina, she was taught to dream big. she raised three children as she worked her way up the nasa ranks. and on launch day, it is ultimately her call to utter those much anticipated words. >> you have a go to launch artemis 1 >> reporter: gives me goose bumps. >> it gives me goose bumps, too. >> reporter: for the first time, a female voice. >> we changed a lot in terms of the makeup of our team one woman on the

ourselves because we might have actively been opposed to it, but it happened anyway and only in hindsighten view it as a blessing. and that's not to therefore say people experiencing unplanned pregnancy don't deserve support, they do. but i think one thing that gives me hope is that many of these children will have life five, ten years from now. and we have to do our part to make sure that they are experienced as a blessing in the lives of those families and that means volunteering, donating, crafting good public policy. the host of things we have to do. so those children are blessings, but so they are experienced as blessings is the work we have to do. >> on friday, catholics no sacred heart coming into the reason if i do not fully understand it's normally john the baptist on that day where -- i just thought that really had to be a providential message to us. >> the planets were also aligned. [laughter] >> we have to lead with love in everything we do from this point on. you were reminding me when you were talking of years ago when the partial-birth abortion debate was a thing during the

or is it something to be well worried about, in historical hindsight, a made a mistake of the end of the call believing that they are going into a paradise. and those are national security problems, so will be sort of after the defeat of the soviet union. so i'll go home and this is a awakening. pull you up. i'm not sure how don't get to a less, and maybe it will fail, you know, the dilemma between the guns. i failed to be, but those are those in use, the money for guns. but this remains to be seen, but clearly. so there's a change of ethical within, you know, in many or countries in on is a show for national defense. i guess it's my final question a, you mentioned this choice in butter and guns. and clearly there is also an economic damage that's coming to all sides from a very harsh sanctions introduced by europe and the united states. you mentioned before that your ultimate test for foreign policy is how well it serves national interest. based on that, do you think the policy of sanctions is good enough for the europeans because it seems to be hurting not only the russians only th

i think with hindsight, which you are trying to say, this reading strategy is very crucial. why is it that fact is the most important one? we do not have any national purchased any raids, and sussex, those things don't remain for us as well. so, our historical consciousness, how we imagine the past, nothing associated with the writing strategy that i can think of truly survives. what does survive are these great battlefields. i think that it distorts our understanding as to why the confederacy ultimately capitulated. >> i'm going to look into the -- and partially on carmichael's book on the sixth grade becomes -- when it dies, and when the hicks fired raid become part of the national and local consciousness, play out for me with the impact. is how it is been in the politics of modern civil war memory. if this doesn't become part of national civil war memory, how our different diverse groups in america today going to understand and spin this episode? >> as we all know as historians we feel much more comfortable looking into the past instead of predicting the future. i think i

online magazine, also a lot of people, saudi organizations, and obviously, you know, i mean, now in hindsight, realize this was completely naive because journalism in this in the sense or bearing witness in the sense that not actually making a huge difference the health of the era spring. this algae 0 was a key punch for the month of the maria beams across the region and around the world has gone. let's go live to cairo. in egypt, things went to algebra was perceived for the 1st government elected after the fall of the current ended by mohammed morrison, and the muslim brothers resulted in the networks reputation. one that had been years in the making. being al jazeera. busy played a substantial role from its inception really in 1996 in shifting the news agenda in such a way to allow those who are not in government to critique those who are in before you know, and i'll just here as cameras were in the right place at the right time, raining down the scene, cnn, all the major sort of broadcasters around the world. we're picking up our exclusive footage. so al jazeera was able to, to really brin

everyone is always smart in hindsight.y to calm down and sort things out calmly. maybe call the police? let's call the police. come on, let's go banners. here. let's create a website or do something else there so that everyone knows come on, i can't take it anymore. no, let's not warm up. 5 minutes for you to leave. that is, i have not selected for the vices. the threads disappear in belarus it is easy to explore only the report of our trip, the station baranovichi central is a historical place from which similar railway boom began in the country. this is the first secular residential stone building of the end of the 18th century, the palace would be worth it right now. compile a list of places that you want to visit and set off on a journey, the naturalist built not just a house. he it was not even chekhov's cherry that raised it, but the real paradise apple garden landscapes full of thoughtfulness and sadness are not ashamed of this word. even the pickiest travelers. and if there is no such opportunity, there is no city

the idea that hindsight is the only way to see that it's a bear market jonathan:. down -- market. jonathan: future is down, the nasdaq is off. the yield is not giving me much, unchanged on the 10 year. from new york city this morning, coming up a bit later. up next, amh down in washington. this is bloomberg. >> keeping you up to date with first word news, i'm leigh-ann gerrans. democratic senator ed markey visiting taiwan, china saying they are fighting back by adding more patrols around the island. this after the trip from nancy pelosi, leading to unprecedented chinese military exercises. now there central bank has cut the interest rates and the people's bank of china is ramping up support after being hurt by covid lockdowns and a property downturn with new data showing home prices falling in july and industrial output with retail sales greater than expected. members of congress putting pressure on the u.s. government to tell them what was in classified documents seized at the home of donald trump. intelligence committee leaders have made the request to the justic

and didn't take the afghan foreign ministers call when he reached out for help with the benefit of hindsight, of course it's easy to say, but, and i wouldn't have going on holiday, let alone, and we've come home on the government. the u. s. had been propping up for nearly 2 decades, was also supported by an embassy that housed around $4000.00 and diplomats contractors and staff who provided a false sense of confidence even though they were relying on the intent security provided by the u. s. military. but then again, they didn't invade afghanistan looking to learn about the country. instead, the mission they claim to half was to force american values on the people. and after 20 years, it has become clear that they still haven't learned about the country they occupied for so long. it also appeared as though every assurance biden gave about the us exit plan was eventually proven wrong. there's going to be no circumstance, or you see people be lifted off the roof of a embassy in the of the united states from afghanistan. it is not at all comfortable. and yet, it was the scenes of helicopters re

in hindsight, do you think that was a wise decision given that everything that followed from that bush, i don't think the ocean or do frankly you. she said before that it was considered by the british as a buffer against the soviet empire. in our case, it became, you know, buffered against the northern tread, but it also, so there isn't books. and there is, whenever we were given was india, 6571. and i remember to know book you in a junior. so we knew that gobble wants every bogus, certainly, surely here to warn the east because we, we didn't have to keep any one of the rest because there's interest in boca, social security was about and showed to look after it. now, the symbol that used to be looked after by illiberal or the furnace 3rd of cobbled it would become, you know, the so called black borders because there is a horse trade countries. so the other said like america elected to ship that so that flag protection is also gone. i remember when this happened, when the service came in, i to 79. i was not getting into letters, but the thing that was brought my heard about that then wa

able to kind of want to structure that we directed during our, our a and a, using the benefit of hindsight very quickly. don't or street even community can together and within a very short time, while most of europe and other parts of the country. yes, we are struggling, which will be we are, we are no longer have the fatalities. not giving people going to hospital as a result of the but after that, the rest of the ward was locked down. we could not transact business, we find a price of it. i mean, not bad in this global village that's valid to we can do and that was followed by or maybe at the same time with my chin disruptions. so it has been extremely difficult to know. it's not like instructions to lead to an increase in freight at with the price it's shut off and it the prices usb up and the, the supply can supply you with to drop it when the situation that you're paying erupted. and of course, you know, the destruction that was caused in the supply and i supply, we had to deal with the increase in the price of the truck, which is used weekly, used for, for, for, for, to generate and

flat and i shelved it for about a decade itt was a manuscript it was flatly refused to grateful hindsight. but i spent the next ten years so giving up about four as the memoir that i cannot find a creative in our that is interesting when the first manuscript failed i was too close to the subject to see it clearly. the distance between myself fuand the subject the distance had grown between us and everything i attempted to write about when motivated and flat.n i read hells angels five or six times from when i was 19 or 20 years old especially as a marine to be bound by the rules in the edict and then to see the book and the ways i already described. erbut in 2017 i read it all over again but then was gave me writing about my subject in aor unique way. the first is a long lead paragraph that sets up the rest of the work it is very energized with the motion you can feel the motorcycles rolling down the interstate waving their chains and causing a mess. those with them not officially but loosely observing behaviors, relationships and attitude with the world. my time in the marine corps while