executor completely from the modern ftc and say that humphrey's executor does not cover the current ftc because what the ftc is doing now is much more executive according to the court's recent decision of law and free enterprise fund and therefore the preservation of removal protection requires the quasijudicial action in the 1930s era ftc no longer can be reconciled with what the agency is doing. will see the ftc's approach has been to oppose the support in the case and i don't know how much firepower the case will have in the district court which obviously bound by precedent. i think in the years to come in these areas in the executive branch we will see a lot more play even though as of the last term the court has shownou more hesitance and reevaluating the balance of power between congress and the court itself. >> excellent. thank you very much jennifer. [applause] that was incredible you maintain your composure and delivering, very impressive, first i will remind online we were interviewer sending your questions so it can be sent to me right here and before we open up questions

humphrey might have gotten a really big boost from this so the nixon campaign decides to move in tells the south vietnamese to stay away from it and humphrey gets no bump but johnson knew about it because he had fbi cia nsa material indicating that the nixon campaign was monkeying around and nixon thinks that all of that material is in a safe in this bombing halt file at the brookings institution. so on june 17th, nixon and kids bob haldeman chief of staff generalist policy advisor and henry kissinger his national security advisor. talk about this in the oval office and it's this conversation and some others that's going to lead nixon to try to plug up this and other lease which will lead him to create the plumbers and the plumbers leads right into watergate. this is one of the conversations you can hear on the miller center website, and i'd like to play it for you. but i also want to give you an opportunity to ask some questions. so let's let's hold on to this for a while and let me just tell you. a couple other things before we breaking and then open it up. um, i think that these mat

mark humphreys, as a professor 5. thank you so much for joining me. on arte banks, right, you ah, my thousands of people sent to the seas in support, a former prime minister among khan, who is currently facing contempt of court charges. despite his statement that he would accept any decision of the con, gave a fiery speech calling on his fellow countryman to rally behind him. i am announcing to all my party members in the country get ready because there will be my final call, which will change the destiny of our country. i have seen all pakistan. these are ready for that final protest call. are you good, you're on walla. ferguson has been in a state of political turbans for months, as opposed to par mazda was removed from power through a vote of no confidence in parliament. he claims that the u. s. was involved in his regime change. thousands of parker science continued to support him as evidence by the demonstration on saturday. the local correspondent brought us more details from con speech and this report. i have our primary study mom. i had left a

he could negotiate with nixon and or humphrey for his electoral votes.e was around 20% in the polls for around and. he won eight or 9% in the end. it scared the heck out of the country. he came very close to running the election into the house of representatives. the country was scared that somebody could do this. someone came so close to doing this. there was a big movement to abolish the electoral college. nixon, after he took office in 1969 was in favor of the. i think something like 80% of americans wasn't favorite. the house of representatives voted to abolish the electoral college by an overwhelming margin! over 300 votes in the house and establish a national popular vote. it had majority support in the senate but it was filibustered by southern senators. again, this is only a few years after the civil rights and voting rights act of 1964 1965. they couldn't really abide by the thought of blacks in the south being put on an equal level to the whites who then controlled southern governments and the whole one person one vote thing. southern senators

specifically go after walter mondale from minnesota who is a front runner but he talked about hubert humphreyhe former vice president ran for president 196l the 1972. the only real progressive leader who ever came out of minnesota. i was to put two and two together and think he's trying to go after walter mondale but is trying to do it somewhat underhandedly. i was a great line to think insults are really something no matter what side you're on something you can appreciate the way politicians are able to insults. sometimes it can be a sophomoric insult. other times to be something creative and you say wow. >> host: rich rubino is the author of this book the great american political trivia challenge available online. thank you for spending a few minutes with this on about books. speech of thanks it was great to be on the station i dedicated the book too. >> listen to full episodes of about books on the c-span now app or whatever you get your podcast. or watch online at booktv.org. >> hello everyone. welcome to the national book festival. >> over the past 21 years partnership with the library o

was blindfolded, they could have been taking me to lou, hunched somewhere there were hysterical humphrey mother, ukrainian authorities say dozens of civilians were arrested and tortured by russian troops during the occupation. they were more interested in knowing with status by the clia than those with shirt before were officers who were at arsenic, who fought in the war. i said, i didn't know and they started to electrocute me. is a switchboard with an electric current. the more you move, the stronger the impactors. somehow i was lucky, i was there, or for half an hour. people used to scream for one and a half to 2 hours and the lawyer to papa leakage. i live just a ballpark. bla doing d interrogations. prisoners had to record themselves reading a piece of paper, pledging support for russia. local ukrainian police officers were powerless once the russians took over. some fled or went into hiding some collaborated, others joined a resistance. dis officer agreed to talk to worse, but asked not to be named. i distola such in miley the many people were arrested for being pro ukraine and for

the vice president humphrey during that campaign. he dedicated a park and a dam. mr. nixon gave one radio address on the environment which was actually titled natural resources. it was an interesting address but to paraphrase lincoln it would have it would have been little noted more long remembered and in fact it took me some research to dig it up, but what's interesting about that address is that it foreshadowed in a way a lot of the things that he wanted to accomplish for the environment during his presidency including he the address had 12. the radio address had 12 different points and it included finding a way to combine the federal government's very different and disparate and spread out activities that concern the environment into one agency and also talked about wildlife preservation water and land preservation. an air cleaning and all and all of those sorts of things. so it was kind of a foreshadowing if what was going to happen. but again because that campaign was so focused on on vietnam on crime on the economy civil rights and other issues. the environment

and so the democrats essentially rewrote the rules between 1968 and 1972 as a direct result of humphrey's nomination and they gave more power to primaries and caucuses before that. i mean starting between 1912 and 1968 candidates would run in primaries, but it was mostly to prove their medal to prove that they could get votes, but the decisions were still made by party leaders for the for the most part on the convention floor after 1968. that was no longer the case and so 72 with mcgovern. he was the first nominee who one his nomination entirely on the basis of primaries and caucuses and and on and i think we we don't often appreciate how much that has changed american politics. we've we took away political parties as gatekeepers, you know, there's no longer this filter there and it i mean television already contributed to the rise of candidate center campaigns, but it just really took off ever since then. and i mean if you think about it, i mean mcgovern wouldn't have won a nomination of 72 jimmy carter and 76 north donald trump in 2016. without this change in american politics and you c

energy prices for one business initially has come up with an innovative way of cutting costs without humphrey production, this is d w business. i'm kate ferguson. thanks for joining me. the united states has ordered 2 of its largest chip makers to stop selling high and processors to china and russia. the restrictions targeting video and a m d 's top computing chips used for artificial intelligence. the u. s. department of commerce says the move is intended to limit the spread of technology used to make weapons. it means that chinese and russian companies won't be able to access products, enabling sophisticated image and speech recognition used in warfare that talk more about this with dw financial correspondent teddy, also in new york. ted, you good to see, you know, this isn't about on all tift, but on certain kinds of processors. what kind of capabilities do they have? are they really used in warfare? yeah, well, these are really high tech ships. typically, they are used for artificial intelligence. as you mentioned, more specifically, machine learning, speeding up those processes, image fa

steve humphrey was amongst those invited to watch the rehearsal taking place.he pages of history. sailors from the royal navy have had the honour of pulling the state funeral gun carriage for over 100 years. on monday, they will be at the centre of her majesty the queen's funeral. the monarch, who was a navy daughter, a navy wife and a navy mother. so, the eyes of the world will be on the funeral procession but actually the bigger pressure comes from us as individuals wanting to do everything we can to demonstrate to her majesty the queen that we are grateful for her service. it's very, very emotional and it's going to give lots and lots of memories to every single member of that crew and everybody behind the scenes that's involved as well. along with those pulling the gun carriage, hundreds more sailors will be lining the route of the funeral procession. i've only been in the navy for eight months, and ijoined in february, this is the last thing i thought i'd be doing. and yet the mood among us is one of we want to get out there and do it, and do her proud. re

while walt spoke a humphrey for more civil. well that and more coming up in our sports segment. ah, monica jones, welcome to the program investigator searching through a mass grave in ukraine. say they found evidence that some of the dead were tortured. the side near su, am recently liberated from russian forces appears to be one of the largest discovered in ukraine yet. but ukrainian authorities warned that their invest ation was just beginning digging up what could be incriminating evidence of russian atrocities it lined with body bags. this pine forest on the outskirts of s e m. is the sight of a mass grave. hauling body after body workers here have already exhumed the graves of 40 ukrainians. police believe that over 440 people are buried here. many of them civilians, forensic inspectors say some of the remains, have marks of torture, wasn't with laura's movable, maria zoom the 1st grief and found a body will little the rope was found on the neck of the bodies and there are injuries on his limbs to listen to school, these are all indications of dojo so so symmetrical rob, to

and reynolds should use humphreys to find good ground. and then he says to reynolds, the general would like your views. so in his classic book, the get the gettysburg campaign is studying command. edwin coddington wrote that meade's simultaneous order to advance and retreat to pipe creek, quote, seem to reveal extreme vacillation and if not a collapse of moral courage on the part of meade. hancock believed that reynolds, his movement was only a mask to allow the movement to pipe creek, but that quote, it turned out the enemy's march, the enemy started to march down the same road a little earlier than anticipated. did this message. this is the contingency aspect of pipe creek. meade never wavered from saying he might act defensive or offensively and that the movement of reynolds and slocum is consistent too. looking to land a blow when they find the confederate army. it's important to note that while reynolds was familiar with meade's thinking, he did not receive a written copy of the pipe creek circular. neither did howard, and neither di

independent and how what would they do about the moment she would want to keep controls aunt helen of humphrey lock. thank you so much for your time. you're welcome. ah, you, as president spent the day in london, but before he left for england, he caused quite a stir back home. joe biden has again said that his country would come to the aid of taiwan if the island were attacked by mainland china. for the 2nd time this year, white house officials felt the need to walk back the president's remarks, saying the official us policy hadn't changed. the commander in chief left little room for interpretation. would us forces defend the island? yes, if in fact there was an unprecedented attack. so unlike ukraine to be clear, sir, us forces us men and women would defend taiwan in the event of a chinese invasion. yes. facing, not surprisingly, it was quick to condemn president violence, comments on taiwan as irresponsible me fill you in june. leave the remarks from the united states and seriously violate the one china principal may found they seriously violate the important us commitment to not support ta

it wasn't the language sir humphrey would have used.f denials that there had been any lockdown parties in number 10, now admitted he had attended the reynolds event to thank his staff. i believed implicitly this was a work event. but mr speaker, with hindsight, i should have sent everyone back inside. i should have found some other way to thank them. it started with reports of boozy parties in downing street during lockdown. the prime minister pretended that he had been assured there were no parties. now it turns out at the parties all along. can't the prime minister see why the british public think he is lying through his teeth? things were going from bad to worse for the prime minister. it was then reported that in april 2021, on the eve of the funeral of the duke of edinburgh, there had been two parties in number 10 that had lasted into the small hours. was having to apologise to the queen about those parties the night before she put her husband of over 70 years, she laid him to rest, was that a moment of shame for you? i deeply and

cement, so most with yes, she was amazing. val, reactivate the yeah, yeah, i mean she, she showed for humphrey for, for something to use. i think you have half a day's wage to pay my respects to her. oh, moving in 2 parallel lines. hundreds of thousands of mourners while file passed the coffin before the funeral was held on monday. today's almost done, the conversation continues on the line. you will find us on to either at dw, she can follow me on twitter at brent golf t. v. and remember, whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day, we'll see you then if with with a 2 o 3 or not to own. what about a sharing economy instead of a change in thinking is changing the economy to create something new the economics magazine made in germany next on d. w. enter in conflict zone with tim sebastian, russia has suffered key reversals on the battlefield. that's curious. horses have come to attract and feed back a wide sway the territory. my guess this week from moscow is andre coalesce, make up senior fellow as a think time to come, get endowment for international peace as anger mound. am

yeah, yeah, i mean, she showed for humphrey form for some, for years. i think you have holidays wage to pay my respects to verizon. moving in 2 parallel lines. hundreds of thousands of mourners while file past the coffin before the funeral was held on monday. the day's almost done, the conversation continues online. you will find us on to either at d. w. news. you can follow me on twitter at brent golf t v. and remember, whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day we'll see you then if with with the 1st 70 years, she was a great comfort during turbulent times for many brit. queen elizabeth the 2nd a devoted monarch who gave everything for her country. and she was loved for it. now her son charles has ascended the throne. i shall strive to follow the inspiring example. i have been since focused on europe. next on d, w. 2, o 3 or not to own. what about a sharing economy instead? a change in thinking is changing the economy to create something new the economics magazine. it may be in germany. in 60 minutes on d. w. ah, oh, i did in wide w

if we're humphrey, mother of ukraine, in authority, say, dozens of civilians were arrested and tortured by russian troops during the occupation. on november corner there was no official interrogation. i came in, 2 people were sitting there, one with a mask, one without master. they were more interested in knowing which state and well a clia than those would shirt before were officers who were attach. nick, who fought in the war. i said, i didn't know and they started to electrocute me. is a switchboard with an electric current. the more you move, the stronger the impact on. somehow i was lucky. i was there, or for half an hour. people used to scream for one and a half to 2 hours, and the lawyer did papa leakage. i looked up all proper. doing the interrogations. prisoners had to record themselves reading a piece of paper, pledging their support for russia, flocking ukrainian police officers were powerless, wants the russians, took over. some fled or went into hiding some collaborated, others joined the resistance. dis officer agreed to talk to us, but asked not to be named. i distola suc

what's would do we see instead we spoke earlier with a mock humphrey jenna, an associate professor of finance in australia. he says that the west oil price cap plan for russia is unlikely to work as $2.00 of the biggest players on the global block. india and china and not on board with a g 7 countries, despite ongoing pressure for them to join this western anti russia coalition. europe's going to have some significant issues going into winter. so european gas prices in general, terms of being increased with energy prices more generally have potential in skyrocketing in many countries. there are multiple different proposals to leave energy price concerns. they're not all necessarily going to actually achieve the purpose of relieving the concerns we're facing over the a you definitely does have a problem on its hands. many the european union countries. the isn't a consensus about even imposing a price cap, so hungry and austrian, so vakio i very much against a gas price cap and an oil price cap. while that appears to have slightly broader support is not entirely clear how that would wor

violation of international law will not remain and punished and crimes committed in ukraine with humphrey those responsible. until the very last days is the president . there is a lot that has come into the open but about these unlawful policies of russia and ukraine. but what we may know may only be the tip of the iceberg. there is certainly some significantly, much more we don't know. and this the, this is the bigger story and the bigger warry. this is why if russia has nothing to hide, as they claim it should enable, needed an unrestricted access to you and bodies. the o h. c h are in the 1st place, but also to, to nothing. you don't actors into the so called filtration centers. and to the 4th deportation relocation centers in russia, where the civilians, you can, civilians are being filtered. interrogated she mediated, denied their rights. and i know for the detail it was russia do that? i think julia sealed, i sang to the representatives of albania, for their statement. i give the floor to the representative of the united states. thank you mister president. now, so thank you to under

what would the we see instead mark humphrey journal associate professor finance australia says that the west o twice cap plan for russia is not likely to work as india and china aren't on board. the g 7 countries despite pressure, said joy, the coalition, europe's going to have some significant issues going into winter. so european gas prices in general terms of an increase, but energy prices more generally have potentially in skyrocketing in many countries . there are multiple different proposals to leave energy price concerns. they're not all necessarily going to actually achieve the purpose of relieving the concerns we're facing. however, the a you definitely does have a problem on its hands. many of the european union countries, the isn't a consensus about even imposing a price cap, so hungry and austrian, so vakio a very much against a gas price cap and an oil price cap. while that a piece have slightly broader support is not entirely clear how that would work. so the g 7 might want that china and india aren't on board, and it is even clear that would be effective. so there has bee

on july, 2021, clark humphrey of the white house asked any way we can get this poll down and cited an instagram account within 46 seconds facebook replied, quote, yep. we are on it, end quote. and down the account went. is that normal in your time at facebook? >> i don't have experience around that. senator hawley: you don't have any knowledge and then presto it happened in 2020 when you left? >> i don't have personal experience. senator hawley: you never heard of anything like this happening? >> i don't. senator hawley: that's remarkable. i thought you were the former vice president of marketing, strategic operations and analytics at facebook. mr. boland: that's true. hau awe what do you think drove this kind of collaboration where you have facebook becoming to t another committee i sit on that 4,000 engineers at twitter had access to all of the personal information, user data, geolocations of twitter users. is that accurate? mr. boland: so i never met him and he joined the company after i left so i don't know don't kn is accurate. senator hawley: he said all the engineers. you're an

yeah, i mean, she showed humphrey for, for something to use. i think out your holidays wage to pay my respects to her. oh, moving in 2 parallel lines. hundreds of thousands of mourners while file passed the coffin before the funeral was held on monday. and we have complete coverage of the events taking place right now with london. talk that i am joined here at the big table by d. w. 's and a clever and at the banks of the river thames is our very own correspondent, barbara visa barber. let me start with you. this does just talk about the crowds that we're seeing there. mean the, we've heard the police are preparing for unprecedented numbers of people who were going to try to file through westminster hall. so far a friend to what we seeing here is what the bridge people do best form in orderly q . even though this is a very long q on the internet, there is now a q trekker, and we could just see that it goes all the way back here to tower bridge, which is a distance of about 4 kilometers at the moment. meet people are moving fairly swiftly earlie