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said maybe you thought it came from your football injuries or maybe you fell off an atv, but in hindsight, is it more of a genetic kind of thing, do you think, or the doctors don't really know? john: the doctors don't know. my mother did have alzheimer's. i just think you need information. look, i hope my cognitive skills last a long time, but life is life. you just live it. i don't think trying to hide things -- you know, if you and i did not know each other like we know each other, i don't want you to say, you just told me that three minutes ago. i want to put a warning out there. give me a break, i may repeat myself. i cover myself. i say, i may have already told you this. david: christy is your wife of more than 50 years? john: 49 years. david: where did you meet her? john: i met her through charlie rose. so charlie rose and i were at duke university. he was a couple of years ahead of me. he had moved to new york, and i was in new york at the time working at smith barney. he called me up and said, my wife's sister is coming up. we would like you to take her out. i thought about it a l

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again, this is hindsight. i think a lesson for future pandemics, and there will be future pandemics, is to have a data driven approach so that you are measuring the outcomes and understanding in realtime. that realtime understanding and science is informing policy. the willingness to say that this virus is unknown to us, we are learning as we are going. i think that is really a big point. i tell the public that this is what we know now based on what we know now this is what we think it should do and it might change because this is an unknown virus. i think we need to start now and not wait another decade until the next big one hits. we need to say, how can we have systems in place that track data and outcomes, and the key population in realtime? and once we do that, really identify the highest risk communities and invest the majority of litigation and resources to those communities. >> i think it's great advice and i think that data was coming in while we were contending with it. and we just were stubborn and

he shouldn't have been so eager in hindsight, because barely a day out of port, the royal louis captured by the hms amphibian, whose captain was a guy named john baisley fortin, as he wrote in his recollections or memoirs. he basically thought that he was in really bad trouble because he said people of his complexion who are captured by the british tended to be sent to the slave marks in the caribbean. and he thought that that was going to be his fate. but fortunately for him, captain john had on board a 12 year old son who needed a companion, and he chose fortin to be that companion. and so for a few weeks, fortin developed a strong relationship with baisley son. so when baisley and the hms anthony pulled into new york harbor, where they were going to transfer, all of the crew of the royal to one of the prison ships there, the dreaded jersey, he. fortin, an option. he said, you can go to england and the ward of my son, you'll be free. you'll be and you'll have money like all the good things in life or i can pass you off to the local prison master and you'll placed on the jersey like the

treatment and surgery plan that will it will be the 1st step towards healing courtney can i gain in hindsight with an old with it as this is for those. and is that a man, as in my opinion? yes, scott is 21 and 2, but i hope that all our blood was not spilled for nothing. and the clue, what do you hopeful at autozone is to one day see a free and flourishing around it with the eye that i have just a quick reminder of our top story here at the w news. the lead of the wagner focus in russia, forwarding to the fellow's team leader, alexander the shank of a claim that has not been independently verified if any provision has not made a public appearance since the factors of you're up to date on capabilities. thanks so much for watching the for nearly 4 decades, she is full peacefully for grace of freedom in the wrong nursing suit today. ready children should not inherit science from an inch and if you look into how nice.

and surgery plan that will start it will be the 1st step towards healing courtney can i gain in hindsight with an old with it as this is for those. and is that a man, as in my opinion? yes, scars 21 and 2, but i hope that all our blood was not spilled for nothing. and the clue, what do you hype, full and others include them is to one day see, are free and flourishing around with the i that i have 6 moving or of south american country of white was the 1st in the world to enshrine the rights to clean drinking water in its constitution that was back in 2004, the capital montevideo is experiencing it's west drug for more than 70 years. and the situation is being made worse by residents holding water. making a copy of traditional mata or t with tap water was once easy, but drought means people are being forced to turn to bottled supplies. it's a luxury, not everyone can afford in this neighborhood. and uruguay is capital montevideo. many have to rely on lower quality, municipal sources. the moment they're gonna throw one drinking monitor with this water is difficult to put in the most difficul

the 13th government onwards, the results of the evaluations and investigations in the realism and hindsight of the analysis that we make of the festival and the works of the festival, has easily provided a very coherent package to universities and research institutes. he is trying to reach the attention of the relevant authorities, but this year, fortunately, one an open decision was made by the festival's policy makers and that within three months in the afternoon of the festival, we will hold a conference with the presence of the presidents of universities and research institutes , to present our assessment of the state of humanities based on the works that the festival brings to you, along with some suggestions and recommendations. and if it is done every year, i think it is an important thing to promote the basic sciences, that the humanities are really oppressed and weak in iran, although all our officials , especially the noble leader of the islamic revolution , emphasize that the humanities must be strengthened, the sciences must find out, but in my opinion, the government and the ho

so, in hindsight, hindsight is 202020.he pandemic was unknown to us and we will be learning about the long-term impact for decades to come. at the time when those public health interventions were implemented, we were operating under the best available evidence, but you're absolutely right when we learned that for example it wasn't a major factor for the we should have pivoted from those policies and moved in a different direction. the lesson for future pandemics and there will be future pandemics is to have a data-driven approach so you are measuring the outcomes and understanding in real time and that real-time understanding in science is informing policy. the willingness to say the virus is unknown to us, we are learning as we are going and i think that is a big point until the public this is what we know now based on what we know now this is what we think we should do and it may change because this is a novel virus but i think that we need to start and not wait another decade until the next big one hits and to say how c

out into the public sphere, tries to influence the decision of the commission with some kind of hindsight and instructs the relevant minister to figure it out. i don't know what will be negative for you. it is to remove the negativity in front of president zelenskyi, for example, because zelenskyi’s speeches were on this matter and so on, a lot of populism has arisen around this issue, eh, but i don’t know , a democratic country affects the mood of the population in supporting the government, so the government has also in the public sphere, somehow respond to the last question for you and we will complete the european union is considering the possibility of taxing profits from the frozen assets of the russian federation and sending these funds to support ukraine, that is, not the frozen assets themselves, not even the profits from the placement of these frozen assets, but taxes from the profits of frozen assets , why such a complex scheme, why can’t they just transfer this money to ukraine, this is the only legally clean scheme and in fact you will be able to set a tax of 100% faster than

it was like he didn't bowl so that was weird in hindsight.at the time my dad had a lot of bags around and very controlling emotionally and you didn't get into stuff as a kid. he had his areas and then his most secure stuff was locked up. in my family's defense my father had btk binders from -- >> bill: you told fox digital when the arrest was made of heuermann your first question was does he have a family. how come? >> well, i was elated to hear there had been an arrest. i didn't think there would ever be one and do you have a family? i know what my family went through 18 years ago. when i heard that he did have a wife and children, i was devastated and i really was having a difficult time on friday on that day remembering what i had been through and the ptsd will come back and my heart goes completely out to them. we're really being told they are innocent and need our protection here. >> bill: the family members you are talking about there. >> yes, exactly, the family members are innocent. >> bill: last question, a sloppy footprint. dna evid

you've heard all of them power it's time you have from these and 6 of hindsight is out. know, subscribe way. if you listen to pub of the human then by me as well. by giving me news. i bought a huge money. i got on to leave and they made them nothing. the youngest model was anybody, the guy is not on the bus and is right here on the the or the yeah, 31 better to. yeah. but i don't want to get a simple to is to do it. going to be nice if it, if it is taking this, they've done this level scanning and so by his product tagrid, the elastic impulses just does it mean if i leave it on north, but i go side. okay. so who knows to that point in which has my visitors putting but he may get on to get photo colors and lost his voice. okay. this guy was gone, thought i we have but i said that i know, but i can do some of that. could you go more? yeah, i think will so present the experience or yeah. does it say i know i've lost bodies as of yet the dismissal almost in 3 and the degree seeking allow me is my there cannot be on a which are i stuff campus can sitting by and we went to the

my question for you is this -- again, i guess the benefit of hindsight, right? you went through all of these impeachments. you're on record saying the donald trump in the meantimes were the most important, especially the last one, right? the one that dealt with his attempts to basically destroy democracy and not allow for a peaceful transition of power. how do you feel now looking at the fact that we may be on the cusp of a 1/6 related indictment coming from special counsel jack smith and the fact that the republican senate just said, you know what? it just wasn't bad enough or we just don't care enough to make sure he got convicted for what he clearly did wrong. >> well, i think it was not the correct decision, but it's worth remembering that 57 senators did vote to convict. that's a landslide election in most cases. doesn't meet the constitutional requirements. but even mcconnell said that he was guilty. he just didn't want to vote to convict because he was no longer in office. so i think that was a misjudgment on the republican leader's part, but even those w

in hindsight i could have made you a gazillion dollars, right?hat are we looking at with this chart? where do you think the next leg up could take us? >> i think we get up over 4500. when you look at broader trends, look at a big breakout in may. this is with the market truly started to broaden out. charles: right. >> not just technology. tech has underperformed in the last month. it has been industrials. it has been discretionary. financials are starting to come back. market has broadened out. people talking about only tech and only the fab five. in fact it already started that broads out. i think it goes up towards 4600. might get a correction. charles: those things happen. >> in general it will be a buying opportunity we're higher. charles: so funny you talked about those other areas because i do a big piece for my subscribers every monday. it is like a 20 page piece. look at friday's session. not last week, the friday session could be template. financials, terms, industrials, obviously energy through the roof. >> really rolling over in the u.

but hindsight is 2020.i think that the other is just the very practical matter here in that ukraine needs to have enough men and munitions to fight this fight. and they do not have enough. and it is really eye-opening and it is eye-opening for us when we look at a taiwan conflict. >> ambassador bill taylor, that center, thank you for joining tonight. back home there is word that one of the most controversial members of congress, marjorie taylor greene, has now just been ousted from the far-right house freedom caucus, and perhaps the biggest question, what finally did it? wake up, achievers. you're making the most of every hour of your life. except the hours that you're sleeping. so why do we leave so much untapped potential on the table? this is a next level bed, for a next level you. my circadian rhythm is kicking your circadian rhythms butt! it's not a competition. i know, but i'm still winning! so, it is a competition. the queen sleep number 360 c2 smart bed is now only $899. plus, free home delivery whe

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stepping back and looking at it again with the benefit of hindsight where did things go wrong? where was the mistake? should we have course corrected earlier than we had how do you assess? robert: there's a tendency to forget a lot of the things that we actually got from china not only economically but cooperation on corporations and other sort of conflicts. this notion that engagement with china failed i think that's not history. xi clearly changed the system. there's a downside to this. this presents a challenge for today. you're not going to be able to contain china. this isn't the cold war. the cold war is a sloppy analogy. the closest allies, japan, korea, australia, the countries you want on your side they're going to want to do economic business with china. this will not be a more complex channel. do you want to limit the high-tech materials? the question is how far does that go? do you not so any semi conductors? does it mean you don't take the solar panels in which case you're going to have more expensive efforts to move to solar. those are the questions are going to h

in hindsight i think that might have been a mistake that kind of data sharing wasn't happening. >> to that point, there was a back and forth, both while you are working with committee subsequent to your departure from the committee, all the way to the end of the committee's work, both in the hearings in the report about it, report appeared to. question about sharing, in the committee being kind of, like, we're not going to share what we're finding with you until we -- and it always felt to me like part of the subtext to that was, you can go find this stuff. to your point, what is so wild about this and about lawrence tribe saying on this program in december 21, so a secret, some of what was revealed in testimony. a fair amount of it was public. >> it was absolutely public. it was such an amazing amount of research. once we were, i would say, collaborating with other types of research and seeing the data simultaneously, i was a bit taken aback not only by the text messaging we found but also by the massive phone records. you're talking about, we had phone calls from the white house to

that it's really challenging and it is challenging hindsight is always your friend in these regards but it's challenging to just know how -- long the impact will be. of a kind of seismic shock like a pandemic. i had the same experience when we came through the public crisis the financial crisis was a big shock and economic model are not built to understand exactly how long that tale will be from that shock. and what we found here in the pandemic is things just persisted for longer it took longer than we imagined for -- supply to come back. it took -- it's been taking longer than we imagined for people to get past idea that they're revenge spending. it's just been -- a learning period that we have to bee bring a lot of humility when a big shock occurs our models don't usually incorporate how that's going to play out in the economy so i think that's a lesson. another lesson i've learned and definitely i'm thinking about it as we bo through the next framework is you know we came out of the financial crisis with a whole suite of tools. we have the balance sheet tool we have forward guidance

i think that that was probably in hindsight a misassessment of the risk of that, but, you know, hindsights 20/20. but then i think the other is just the very practical matter here in that ukraine needs to have enough men and munitions to fight this fight, and they do not have enough. and it is probably eye-opening, and it's eye-opening for us when we look at a taiwan conflict. >> beth sanner, ambassador bill taylor, thank you both for joining tonight. >>> back home, there is word that one of the most controversial members of congress, marjorie taylor greene, has now just been ousted from the far-right house freedom caucus and perhaps the biggest question, what finally did it? here's how tommy lost 30 lbs on noom weight. i'm tom. noom helped him use psychology to lose weight. the mindful aspect made me feel more conscious about what i was eating and why i was eating it. it's actually working. lose weight and make it last with noom weight. i got into debt in college and, no matter how much i paid, it followed me... everywhere. so i consolidated it into a low-rate personal loan from sofi. di

in hindsight but it is about the truth as he opened the show — it is about the truth as he opened thees this do to trust in our audience, to people i to trust in our audience, to people watching us now on this programme and other programmes across the bbc? trust is very hard to build and easy to lose and unfortunately this story comes off the back of the gary lineker twitter storm earlier and then the resignation of the then chairman of the bbc richard sharp, and so this is the third one in quick succession. i think audiences definitely noticed the gary lineker story, perhaps not so much interested in the richard sharp story from an odious perspective. in this case i think it depends who the presenter is and what they end up saying and what relationship they have with the audience. there is definitely interest from the public in this story, i think ijust want to know who it is at the moment. that is why the investigation has to be thorough and transparent to help rebuild that trust.— rebuild that trust. thank you both ve much rebuild that trust. thank you both very much and — rebuild

you want to rate for hindsight, dramatize pub cost from i'll just here to invest facing re here from some of history's blogs, notable women, and unconventional and extraordinary office. i am 40 that kind of the communist revolution of everyone in china, new my space. you've heard all of them power it's time you have from these and 6 of hindsight is out now subscribe way. if you listen to the, a new box in london, but the top stories and i'll just say are hundreds of people have gathered for the funeral. of the french teenagers, shot dead by traffic police on choose day crowds of well wishes line, the streets of the powers sub of, of known to are ahead of the funeral ceremony for the 17 year old identified entity is nile cummings. we are not allowed inside the families request. it comes as policing from so if once again mobilized, tens of thousands of offices off the 4 straightened nights of violence. who brendan has full from nonsense? well, certainly the general itself passed off peacefully old. busy tense and angry and grieving the mourners up the funeral. um the uh, you know, seem

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you've heard all of them power it's time you have from these and 6 of hindsight is out now subscribe wherever you listen to the latest news as it breaks, people who live here over the years have had to grow used to repeated sets of attacks that they say they've never before seen anything quite on this scale with detailed coverage. how was this allowed to happen? who's responsible and should safety standards be changed from around the world? ukrainian soldiers in this area said that they were going to try and exploit and push hard to hold off loaded with wagner. played such a fundamental role. the the, [000:00:00;00] the hello, are you watching l g 0? i'm emily angry. and he's a reminder of our top story is this, our a private funeral has been held for a french teenager killed by a police officer in paris. sub nails desk has triggered for days of fine and protest president and manual on the front has canceled his state visits in germany, and the government tries to restore order contained a trunk has crashed at a busy intersection in kenya and killing. at least 51 people, dozens was s

in hindsight, is it more of a genetic thing or the doctors do not know?n: the doctors do not know it is genetic. my mother did have alzheimer's. i think you need information. look. i hope my cognitive seals last a long time. but, life is life. just live it. i do not think trying to hide things -- you know, if you did not know each other like we know each other and we are having dinner, i do not want you to say, john, you just hold me that three and it's a go. i want to put a little warning out there, give me a break, i might repeat myself. i cover myself by saying, i may have already told you this. john: kristi is your wife of more than 50 years. 49 years. 50 in november. david: where did you meet her? john: i met her through charlie rose. charlie and direct duke university. he had moved to new york. i was in new york at smith barney at the time. he called me up and said, my wife's sister is coming up. i would like you to take her out. i thought about it and got a date for friday night and called him back and said, we will go out saturday night. i went up

in hindsight, is it more of a genetic or do the doctors not know? john: the doctors don't know.y dad did have alzheimer's. i think you need information. look, i hope my cognitive skills last a long time, but life is life. just live it. i don't think trying to hide things -- you know, if you and i did not know each other and we went out to dinner and you said, john, you just told me that three weeks ago. i want to put a warning out there give me a break i may repeat myself. i cover myself by saying i may have already told you this. david: kristi is your wife of 49 years. where did you meet her? john: i met her through charlie rose. we were at duke university he was a couple years ahead of you. he had moved to new york and i was in new york working as smith party at the time. he called me and said my wife's sister is coming up and i would like you to take her out. i thought about it a little bit and got a date for friday night and i called him back and said ok we will go out saturday night. i went to their apartment on 96th street and mary was a beautiful woman. kristi walked in a

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but well, we must constantly talk about this to remind, because people sometimes forget, now in hindsightow what could have been changed to prevent such and such a development of events there, it is banal if we had not been surrounded in a few days , we had some kind of block, some kind of connection with ukraine well, we could have would come er well, like help, if supplies, we could calmly evacuate the wounded, we could do it much longer because, well, first of all, first of all , when radias went to the negotiations, he offered to hand over all the wounded because for it was our priority to save the lives of our brothers and sisters, to hand over all the wounded on the condition that they would be given the necessary help and then, well, they would be exchanged on the territory of ukraine . and we continue to pretend to be mariupol, but the russians did not go for it, and she said or everyone comes out or no one comes out. thank you for sharing your memories with us, for telling us about what you experienced. prisoners, and of course we want the world to finally punish those who commit

you've heard all of them power it's time you have from these and 6 of hindsight is out now subscribe wherever you listen to pop, cast the the decades of these really occupations have less palestinians struggling to excess clean water. israel control the majority of the fresh water resources in the occupied west, and in garza is 16 year blockade and military operations. i've had a devastating impact on the water supply. rising temperatures and sea levels, not only making life more difficult why than this room residents don't have to worry about tax running dry. people and power examines disclosure, disparity the the speed of the time. in the last few minutes, many civilians, innocent civilians have to pay the price for this madness of the country and allow this to happen to respond to launches preemptive strike frequencies again. and i will assume is running mo most of his life is especially in one of the most was his gas regions in the world . it israel and the occupied palestinian territories. millions of people live next to the sea. but you can't use the water for drinking washing

in hindsight, was it a little too big? jared: i don't think so. i mean, i think if you consider the things we've been talking about thus far, we can't divorce them or separate them from the rescue plan. i think the rescue plan set up the historic job market recovery we're talking about. so i think it's wrong to say, look at this great job market and forget one of the things the president explicitly talked about -- it was one of his first economic speeches was getting back to full employment as quickly as possible. because he knows that that helps give workers the bargaining power they would otherwise lack, especially middle and low-wage workers to get ahead, to get their fair slice of the pie. bottom up, middle out growth, key goal of bidenomics, very much relates to this issue of workers having the bargaining clout to get a fair shake. we have a very pro-union president and that helps. we have a tight job market. it's hard pressed to find an economist that wouldn't honestly connect -- an honest sort of even critics of our program who wouldn't agr