jack white guitar~ — willie nelson guitar. jack white guitar. much, i think you — tour here, he likes it so much, i think you bought the house in tulsa because _ think you bought the house in tulsa because he — think you bought the house in tulsa because he liked this area so much. ialways— because he liked this area so much. i always wanted to be a rock star. but now _ i always wanted to be a rock star. but now i— i always wanted to be a rock star. but now i work my way up to where i make _ but now i work my way up to where i make the _ but now i work my way up to where i make the rock stars happen now. to make the rock stars happen now. celebrate make the rock stars happen now. trr celebrate the opening of the dylan centre, cain's hosted a special series of shows with legends patti smith, elvis costello and mavis staples all on the bill. i smith, elvis costello and mavis staples all on the bill.- staples all on the bill. i will definitely — staples all on the bill. i will definitely be _ staples all on the bill. i will definitely be back. - st

the jack white guitar. jack white opened his world tour here.ause he liked this area so much. i always wanted to be the rock star, but now i worked my way up to where i make the rock stars happen now. to celebrate the opening of the dylan center, cain's hosted a special series of shows, with legends patti smith, elvis costello and mavis staples all on the bill. i'll definitely be back. it took us about three - and a half hours to drive here, so we can come back often. but one big question still remains — will this great man himself visit this monument in his name? bob dylan is quite aware that he has an open invitation to come and visit us anytime. but don't forget, this is someone who has famously espoused a philosophy of "don't look back". wherever the tour and his muse and his instincts take him is of far more importance and interest to dylan. but better that he's out in the world, creating new songs for us to add to this collection at a later date. that's it for this week, but do join us next time, when we return to the united states to expl

but diana's desire is clear to jack white to so for i'm on the water and soon he, sabrina, and that ukraine will defeat rashana. russia should give battle every thing it took from us. it would annoy this. i really want to return home to ukraine. here to live there. sure over to see all my dear people in the coaches. but why and i want to keep wrestling for ukraine and get good results. fortune does so, but most of all, so i just want to be back in ukraine as to what our citizen thought was to look to the 3. 0 no one knows when diana and her friends will be able to return home, but its fee it that it could take a long time. ah, sheesh it happened 175 years ago. young start up entrepreneur at a specific goal to build the best optical instruments in lieu cod size. lin devices bearing his name with one day be feature in landing and lead science into new realms. 175 years of ice. next on d, w. a joy ride through fascinating worlds. into uncharted depths, our guides know their way around with a strictly scientific trip to some pretty wacky places. curiosity is required to borrow today. in 60 minu

jack: the white house sounding the alarm on the global semiconductor chip shortage. isn't going away anytime soon affecting production in several industries including automakers, smartphones and medical equipment. the head a one of the largest chip manufacturers in the world, qualcomm ceo cristiano ramon but a charmer secretary said the chip shortage is likely to last or next year and longer. is there anything you think the us should do to address the shortage? thanks for being here. cristiano: happy to be here. one thing we learned during the current chip shortage is chips are important. they are part of our economic growth, supposed to be in everything. the reality is we need to build a geographically diversified resilient supply chain. the united states leading with the us chips act but if it doesn't get approved soon, in the senate and the house, capacity will get built elsewhere. i think there's a sense of urgency. i agree with the commerce secretary. we need to move that into legislation. working alongside the european chips act to build a lot of capacity, the

worth is watching your employees grow with it. ♪ ♪ jack: the white house sounding the alarm on the semiconductor's not going away anytime soon, affecting production in several just use including automakers, smart phones and equipment. the head of one of the largest chipmakers in the world, ben: -- cristiano amon. likely the last into next year and even longer. is there anything you think the us should do to address the shortage? thanks for being here. cristiano: one thing we learned his chips are important and they are part of our economic growth. it's going to be in everything and the reality is we need to build the geographically diversified resilient supply chain. the united states took the lead with the us chips act but if it doesn't get approved soon, the senate and the house, capacity will get built elsewhere. there is a sense of urgency, with the commerce secretary. we need to move that into legislation. alongside the european chips act so we can build a lot of capacity. the industry will have to double the total semiconductor throughput within the next decade. great opportunity to build

jack was standing there. so he was also molested at film on a white was and and you're sure that that was monday through the year out of the check and already been put on the old ball turlock. no scout people, it fail not had known jack for years and years and years. why was a hot, dan, why didn't somebody say something about then those people up in feel might know that whole the trajectory of walls involvement after they said he was ineligible, is outrageous. and the reason it's outrageous is because they knew he was a threat and still they had all these openings, all these possibilities for him to figure out. it didn't take him out of effort to get back into the system to find access to the boys. and so, you know, we know from the f b i that the average number of victims for any serial pedophile is about a 100 to 150. so the numbers aren't surprising. ah, but, but at the same time i, he had no need to go warehouse to find more children there were being supplied to him by a system that was working perfectly for his ends. boy, scouts of america is not safe for kids. it is safer, but it's not safer. kid michael j

jack white opened his world tour here. smith, elvis costello and mavis staples all on the bill. i'll definitely be back. it took us about 3.5 hours to drive here, so we can come back often. but one big question still remains — will this great man himself visit this monument in his name? bob dylan is quite aware that he has an open invitation to come and visit us any time. but don't forget, this is someone who has famously espoused a philosophy of "don't look back". wherever the tour and his muse and his instincts take him is of far more importance and interest to dylan, but better that he's out in the world creating new songs for us to add to this collection at a later date. that's it for this week, but do join us next time, when we return to the united states to explore yellowstone park, that's it for this week, but do join us next time, when we return to the united states to explore yellowstone park, 150 years since it was first established... this is spectacular! ..where lucy meets the people reintroducing america's lar

tit-for-tat between energy companies and the white house but very much the white house can do from a gas price perspective in particular. jackg at the problem more broadly, any tools in the white house arsenal to combat inflation? >> they have done some things. they released oil from the strategic petroleum reserve, the fpr, the biggest release of oil, one hundred 80 million barrels a day over 180 days, the biggest release since the genesis of the fpr in the 1970s. in the price of oil and the price of gas, there's an active discussion in the white house, about removing tariffs on chinese goods that are imported in the united states. our view is that doesn't move the needle on core cpi, inflation, 4.3%. that is not very meaningful and that would create another political headache for the white house because they would be be perceived as going shot soft on china. the bottom line is the tools they are trying to use or have used and don't move the needle. it underscores the important political issue around inflation, gas and groceries. this is a real political issue, it is different for the country. jack: build back better, inter

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i have to ask the husband, the brilliant, the legendary, jackie white, please stand jack because you have been remarkable. and my son, he came from cambridge, he was at cnn with me this morning. he was my assistant. charles jessica franklin, the best son in the world. thank you so much for putting up with me. the only two that are the hardest to live with. and of course, the three women in my life as well. you made this possible. my sister, janice terry, for whom i heard the story for the first time when i was 13 years old. she walked this journey with me most of my life. she is beautiful, she's glamorous, and she's really smart and she stuck with me throughout my journey. -- who is a mentor as well. who helped guide me through this process, and then -- you will read about her when you read the book. without those three women we would not be here tonight. i would not have the story. some i am very grateful to them and i love them so. that said, i have a script. this is the script. i have a clicker. i'm going to ask for your patience as i have not yet slept in 48 hours. so, there it i

that's the demographic compared to hispanics and white families. jacksuch an important issue for you to promote? >> 18.4 million fatherless kids in the united states of america. that should make each and every american's stomach hurt. men need to step up across our country. the thing we see happening in our streets, the violence that we see happening in our streets. it all stems from fatherlessness. it is a lack of spirituality and guidance. you have young buys running the streets that don't have guidance or fear. they don't have a manly flew to teach respect. we don't hold the kids accountable and we're paying a grim price right now with our reading and math prove i shall en sees levels in the tank across our country. it is time for the fathers to stand up as we head into this father's day week and i'm excited to work with owens who has taken a stand against such an important issue and this crisis in our country now. >> sandra: congressman, your take on this as we put up on the screen other statistics of children who grow up in fatherless homes reveali

nossel, we have talked about the dangers of this great white replacement theory that the buffalo mass murderer was jacked up on when you went and went on this killing spree. what is the best approach to dealing with something like the white replacement theory? is if you try to sensors and sick people can't mention it, or is it to talk about it and educate people about what's in there and refute its claims? what is your sense of that? >> i have to don't think it should be censored. it is got to be dealt with in a sense if we depend on the age of the students, what the setting is. is this a history class where i can be explored and examined? we've heard people talk today about the teachers who have helped them make sense of all this. for me that was a center, making sense of horrible chapters and her own history, and international history, understanding motivations, recognizing dangerous bigoted ties in with the manifestations may become may be, the different faces they show. when brett kavanaugh discussions of race or racial superiority, whatever the motivation is, that's counterproductive. we need inters

white house? the most terrible thing has happened. she wrote to her friend bunny melon the day after the election. jack has won. we have to move into the white house so dreary with all those curtains. she was dismayed that there was no way that visitors or visiting heads of state could learn about american history and thought the public rooms looked like a department store. bunny melon who eventually redesigned the rose garden along with jane reitzman doug. villain in jane engelhard all important benefactors of this museum would be among her greatest helpers and most generous donors to the white house restoration. she said about making a home for her husband and family and for the american people. she wanted the white house to reflect america's history and art and be a place where families could learn about our country and its leaders. she shared my father's belief that american civilization had come of age and wanted the white house to be a stage where america and the world could see the very best of american arts and culture. both my parents believe that living in the white house was the greatest privilege of

the brilliant the legendary jackie white ginger to please stand jack because you've been remarkable. it's and my son who came from cambridge. he was at cnn with me this morning being my assistant. charles joseph franklin the best son anyone could have thank you so much for putting up with me. they have the only two who know how hard it is to live with me. and of course there are three women in my life as well who made this possible? my sister janice terry from whom i heard this story for the first time when i was 13 years old. she has walked this journey with me most of my life. she's beautiful. she's glamorous and she's really smart and she's stuck with me throughout this journey. and of course their center stanton who was the founder of the getting murder oral history project? who is a mentor as well and who helped guide me through this process and then on peachy and you'll read about ipg when you read the book without those three women. we would not be here tonight. i would not know the story. i would not have this story. so i'm very very grateful to them and i love them. so. that

white replacement theory. that the buffalo mass murderer was jacked up on when he went on his killing spray. what is the best approach to dealing with something like the white replacement theory? is it to try to censor it, and say people can't mention it? or is it to talk about it, and educate people about what's in there, and refute its claims? what's your sense of that? >> i absolutely don't think it should be censored. i think it is gonna be dealt with in a sensitive way, depending on the age of the students, you know, what the setting is. is this a history class, where it can be explored in examined? we've heard people talk today about the teachers who help them make sense of all this. you know, for me, that was essential, making sense of horrible chapters in our own history, in international history, understanding motivations, recognizing dangerous bigoted ties, and what their manifestations may be. the different faces that they show. and so, you know, the idea that we are capping off discussions of race, or even race racial superiority, you know, whatever the motivation is, that is coun

correspondent who was included from bavaria, after that i will also add that the white house security adviser from us jack salvan confirmed that the united states is preparing to transfer the latest air defense systems to ukraine, but he did not specify which ones , according to him, the united states is now finalizing this process. we will monitor these by news. when they will necessarily inform. and about the importance of providing ukraine not only with air defense systems, but also with fighter jets, representatives of the ukrainian air force spoke with american legislators. this saturday, ukrainian aviators completed a several-day visit to washington, they met with american congressmen and senators. the day before in the us house of representatives introduced a bipartisan bill on the training of the ukrainian military on american f16tf-15 fighter jets, the authors of the bill clarify that at the moment it is not about the seeds of fighter jets, however, are calling on lawmakers to start training ukrainian aviators on modern planes right now, how long can such training take, ukrainian pilots told thei

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jack kennedy. and kennedy leaves the the white house and as the limousine is is departing. he looks at an aid in the backseat and says of eisenhower, how can he stare in the face of disaster with such equanimity? but it's it's equanimity. which defines kennedy in that most, you know, dark hour in that most desperate hour of his presidency in the cuban missile crisis. he is calm there's this almost preternatural calm that comes over jfk. he's measured he doesn't panic. he doesn't paint himself into a corner and he's desperately looking for a way out. i mean, that is the public kennedy right that we all to the grace under pressure and as you say in the title was he like that in private as well all the time, you know, i think so the as you see he was very compartmentalized. different people saw a different jack kenny's people say the same thing about lyndon johnson. but he there was a certain. vitality that he had there that we look at him as being so vigorous and so so youthful, but he was he had battled illness his whole life and i think he the tenuousness of he had been in