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i j. >> hi darya. good morning. and it is a jobs report friday. so does look like the u.s. market is cooling down a little bit the u.s. added 187,000 jobs last month. it was the slowest monthly job growth since december of 2020, the unemployment rate 3 and a half percent. we did see the number us working adults. so this is economists. 25 to 54 year-old. did get back to pre-pandemic levels? so a milestone, their little negative information from this jobs report today? well, people aren't buying as many iphones, the world's most valuable tech company, apple, which relies on the iphone for half of its sales reported revenue fell one percent. now the company was able to weather declines with continued growth in the app store and also watch sales. apple says it is exploring artificial intelligence applications and it's expected to unveil new iphones and watches in september. well, google making a lot easier to find and remove your contact information from search results. the company we'll send out a notification when it finds her address phone number or email on the web that wil

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and i think that a number of the things that play the j i knew as a witness and a number of the west african countries to the that going through a series of community division includes and a couple of things. why don't we need to recognize that many african countries as a they want to see less for an intervention, especially from the west for the 2nd thing is also that the kinds of democracy that has been maintained in many african countries is one that is still to allow for citizens to express themselves, have a voice, have to riley to all opinions, especially at 5 in a position that is not. that is not collected by the government in power, but also an independent study. and when you don't have these elements in place, then they pulled up some of the concept tucker logs on that to you. i've seen in some countries that the citizens actually didn't dawson support the cause when it happens. and that's what we have seen. some african countries including the say, well, we certainly have because recent polls show that over 3 quarters of nice year, a citizen support the new military leader

is not a room full of hoover admirers, and i would like to say here at the outset that i myself am not in admirer of j edgar hoover. i did not set out to write a biography of hoover because i wanted to redeem him or because i wanted to convince other people to admire him in some way. very early on when i was just getting started writing this biography, i was on a panel with two of my history colleagues at yale who were also writing biographies. one was john gaddis, who was writing a biography of george kennan, the great cold war strategist and thinker. one was david blight, who was writing a biography of frederick douglass, the great abolitionist . and there i was writing a biography of j edgar hoover. and, what was interesting to me about that panel was that though we were all engaged in this project called biography, we each had radically different relationships with our subjects. john gaddis was writing about someone he actually knew. uh, this was a semi-authorized biography. george kennan said go forth and write about me but do it once i am gone but then he proceeded to live to be more than 100 ye

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