. ♪ >> sunday night on q&a, in his book, university of california law professor joel paul talks aboutaniel webster and his impact shaping america's national identity prior to the civil war. daniel webster's speeches inspired many americans. -- americans to see the country as one nation bound together by the constitution. >> he most famously connected with one of his great speeches, in which he said liberty and union are now and forever one and inseparable. and he didn't think that the union was free today. he knew that one third of our population was enslaved, and his view was that the union was the vehicle for ending slavery. >> joel paul and his book indivisible, on c-span's q&a. you can listen to all of our podcasts on our free c-span now app. >> now, house democratic leader hakeem jeffries leads a ceremony to mark the second anniversary of the january 6 attack on the u.s. capitol. others in attendance include speaker nancy pelosi and family members of slain capital police officers. a silence was taken to represent 140 officers impacted by the events on january 6, 2021. from the ea

joel, great to see you. thank you so much for being here.at a leader alexandria real estate equities has been in terms of housing. some of the real growth stories of america, that is health care, that is technology and now we see a shift in those industries where we are looking at job cuts. first for us assess the quarter joel and talk about what has changed with regard to health care and tech layoffs? >> well, it's a pleasure to be here with you, maria, this morning, we are sitting in our headquarters building in pasadena, california near cal tech and we host o one of the ei lili labs in the building and we had outstanding quarter and year. overall earnings growth was almost 8 and a half percent for 2022 and really, i think, a great benchmark compared to so many other companies that are really struggling. it's also nice to know that our balance has been the strongest ever, fortress balance sheet and lowest debt level ever. ic what you're seeing across the tech industry in particular is that during the 2022 time period of covid many of those

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economists expect headline number of 1/2% er shares ceo joel shulman you say, that inflation is dead.ay that we are -- how do you -- how do you say that when still at i think 6 1/2% thursday where is the mathing. >> 6 1/2% you are right 6 1/2 administrators annualized but current data last month .1% according to cpi official date, if we remove housing 30 to 40% weight remove housing negative .1% if you look at current data, in case-shiller couple economists case-shiller index one we watch recent data shows housing is down between .6 and .8% between november-december annualized 10% cpi data fed uses shows housing going up by 6 offer 7% annualized when in fact case-shiller index shows that inflation on housing is actually dropping, 8 or 9% difference is massive, if you o looked at current housing data this is key, current housing data -- >> o i am listening. >> by the way, in new york major metropolitan down 10 puz% annualized this shows housing significantly dropping incorporate that rather than what fed uses we have negative inflation 3 to 5% annualized basis we are not going to see t

joel richard paul talks about 19th-century lawyer, statesman and order daniel webster. webster's features inspired many americans to see the country as one nation bound together by the u.s. constitution. >> he is most famously connected with great speeches in which he said, liberty in union are now and forever one and inseparable. he did not think that the union was free today. he knew that a third of our population was enslaved in his view was, the union was a vehicle for ending slavery. >> joel richard hall and his book "individual." on q&a. you can listen to q&a and all of our podcast on our free c-span now at. c-span is your unfiltered view of government funded by these cable customers and more. at sparklight, it is our home to and we are all facing our greatest challenge. that is why sparklight is working around the clock to keep you committed. we do

[no audio] [no audio] [no audio] >> sunday night on "q&a," professor joel paul talks about statesman and orator daniel webster and his impact shaping the country prior to the civil war. webster's speeches inspired many americans, including abraham lincoln, to see the country as one nation bound together by the constitution. >> he's most famously connected with one of his great speeches in which he said liberty and union are now and forever one and inseparable. and he didn't think that the union was free today. he thought that -- he knew that a third of our population was enslaved. and his view was that the yawn was the vehicle for ending slavery. >> joel richard paul and his book "indevicable," on "q&a." listen to "q&a" and all our podcasts on the new c-span now app. >> steve hornacki is national political correspondent for nbc news. you see him often around campaigns and election nights in front of what the network calls the big board. he recently finished a seven-part podcast series called "the revolution" with steve kornacki. it's the story of how the republicans took over the hou

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susan: joel richard paul, your new book is called daniel webster and the birth of american nationalism. joel: the start of our republic, we really did not have an idea of what it meant to be an american. craig her -- kerr famously wrote what is an american? at the start of our republic, people were virginians, they were new yorkers. they did not have a sense of what america meant. that was really just a concept, an idea but it wasn't a reality. they never really ventured much into other states. we have these competing ideas of nationalism that rose in our republic between the years of 1812, 1800 and 1840. there were various notions of what it meant to be an american. henry clay had this notion that we would create this infrastructure and the infrastructure would net the country together. that would create a sense of american nationality. john quincy adams thought it was the territory of the united states that defined us as americans. you had john c calhoun who really questioned the idea of america as one country and saw the country as a confederacy of state which helped to notify ameri

billy joel has been a rock star for five decades.0-year-long sold-out residency at madison square garden, playing the piano and belting out the lyrics that so many fans adore. he's sold more than 150 million records, but he also hasn't recorded a new rock album in almost 30 years. i wanted to understand all this. i wanted to understand him and his talent. so, here we are, on our way to billy joel's house. i'm excited, a little nervous. we'll see how it goes, fingers crossed. i still remember, hearing "glass houses," getting the album, the vinyl, and that photograph of you with the rock. and you're about to throw it. ♪ ♪ ♪ friday night i crashed your party ♪ ♪ saturday i said i'm sorry ♪ >> it was electric. ♪ you may be wrong, for all i know you may be right ♪ ♪ you may be wrong, but you may be right ♪ ♪ you may be wrong, but you may be right ♪ ♪ you may be wrong, but you may be right ♪ >> so, you write for whom? >> i write for me. i mean, may sound selfish, it may sound self-serving, but the only person that i, know who can judge wha

our lesson this morning is, taken from the old testament, the prophet joel. joel as one of the minor prophets and their just read your chapters in this book, this book tells about grasshoppers. we want to study about grasshoppers this morning. how plague the land of israel here this give air all the inhabited mass of the land. tell your children of it and let your children tell their children what the carrying locusts. let the swarming locusts has eaten and what the swarming locusts left the hopping locusts has eaten and what the hopping locusts left there destroying locusts has eaten. what is a gene teacher? what is allowed guess locusts is a name? ancient writers gave the grasshopper and this is how the bible describes the infestation for our nation has come up against my land powerful and without number. its teeth are lions teeth. the veils are laid waste the ground mourns because the grain destroyed. be ashamed old tellers of the soil bore the weight and the barley because harvest of the field has perish under the old i cry for a fire has devoured the pas

we got the boat right here that they was, i think, gonna answer all your questions, is what's in joel shoulder, is it a rock or is it a boat? i can actually show that to you. i suspected somebody put alive round the room. no, and that he says the gun never should have been loaded with alive round and that he was told it was safe to use. it's a point. baldwin insist clears him of wrongdoing, but prosecutors disagree. the actor and the films amara honda gutierrez reed are facing 2 counts of involuntary manslaughter. we need more units on criminal defense attorney rachel, vice is connected with the case. the says the charges aren't about intense the charges all relate to negligence. nothing intentional. there. they are not trying to show that any part of this wasn't accidental. they were just trying to show that they were not exercising caution and care organ, baldwin's team cons to charge, and miscarriage of justice. the producer who handed him the gun, has accepted a plea deal if convicted of the most severe manslaughter charge. the hollywood star faces a maximum sentence of 5 years in

joel i'll bring back to my panelist now. joel, you are in germany right now. have been articulating for a number of years. extreme weather patterns and events will take place because of global warming. we saw it in the united states recently with the coldest speu states recently with the coldest spell of winter weather in decades. very extreme cold as well where i live. this is troubling and people here are... concerned. there is concern about water supply in switzerland. reports of lack of snow and the effects on the economy and the resorts as well has a negative impact on their well—being. a lot of impact on their well—being. a lot of impact in addition to the environmental ones of. , . . ., ., environmental ones of. rebecca, how much ou environmental ones of. rebecca, how much you think _ environmental ones of. rebecca, how much you think we _ environmental ones of. rebecca, how much you think we need _ environmental ones of. rebecca, how much you think we need to _ environmental ones of. rebecca, how much you think we need to start - much you think we need

but shorter let up joel media dog. currently, more people than ever on the move worldwide in such a nice to ya videos, minute day katie mackwood on i la guardia pin meg. the 4 piece in middle does our pearson minutes use book, or that was a book that he gets exposed, go to lecture oakia, that may not find out about aaliyah story info, migraines, reliable nissan, migrant way that they may be a a ah ah, ah ah, this is dw, is coming to live from berlin. germany foreign minister makes a surprise visit to hockey. adelina bell box becomes the 1st german cabinet member to tour the eastern ukrainian city. close to the front lines. she said hockey was a symbol of the total madness of the russian war of aggression.

ford presidential foundation, but the presidential library and museum is represented by brooke and joel, for example and the hauenstein center for presidential studies is represented by brant in the back there. we want to thank our partners for making tonight possible. 30 years ago on november ninth, 1989, the berlin wall was reduced to a symbol of the cold when the east german government, it was allowing free passage between the divided city next the wall. a 1962 u.s. infamous sinn agency short film that takes us back. witness the shock of berliners and the crisis caused by the walls construction in august 1961. we have lived in the shadow of the wall for more than a year. it cuts through heart of berlin. we have learned to live with it. we refuse to think that it will always be this way. in the beginning, we waved across the wall to. our families in east berlin. it didn't matter who watched us, but later the communist policemen came and stopped our families waving. their car. my mother lives over there. they'll move her away if she dares. wait. it's forbidden for the north koreans to

no charges will be filed for the director joel sousa. in these initial reactions, huge news here, alec baldwin has already settled -- he and other producers of the film with the widower, the family of halyna hutchins. but big news here in terms of the criminal aspect now. >> reporter: right in the case of alec baldwin, alec baldwin has denied that he pulled the trigger of that colt .45. but the forensics team, when they did an investigation, they said there was no way possible that the functioning of that gun could have fired without him pulling the trigger. as for hannah gutierrez reed, she was the armorer in the case. she was the individual who put the ammunition inside of that firearm. now, gutierrez reed said to her defense there should have been no live ammunition on the set of "rust" and that is where she filed the lawsuit against the likes of the ammunition supplier who she said wrongfully sent live ammunition. that is still an outstanding question at play. but what the district attorney is doing is bringing involuntary manslaught

so i called joel's house. >> joel was stephen's father. >> stefanie answered. i said, are y'all okay? i heard something happened down the road. they found a body. and she said, "mom, did stephen spend the night at your house last night?" i said no. and then i knew. i knew it was him. >> is that a mother's instinct? >> oh, yes. yes. because stephen was my baby. so we were always close. >> i know that soon after, randy murdaugh had called. randy is alex murdaugh's brother. >> when i was on the phone with joel, he said, let me put you on hold because randy murdaugh is calling. he said, randy wants to take be stephen's case pro bono. and i said, what case? because they said it was a hit and run. >> did you think that call from randy murdaugh was strange? >> yes. it made no sense to me. >> yeah. >> really, there was no case yet. >> yeah, you didn't know it was a case yet. >> his law office has said he didn't call -- he didn't know stephen had died until after the funeral. >> excuse me, but alex murdaugh and randy murdaugh were standing at the crime scene. >> oh, wow

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this is a violation of all international norms, values, agreements, laws and >> i spoke to joel greenbergc monitoring who is in jerusalem. what is it about the symbolism of this visit by a far right minister to this holy site of all of themhich has raised such tensions? >> i think the area in question which is also known to jews as the templeount is an area that has always been a flashpoint of tension and sometimes violence. it is an extremely sensitive site that is revered by muslims and jews and it is definity the personality involved of this far right politician who has become the national security minister who is a red flag for the palestinians because of his advocacy of harline toward them and arabs and israel. the combination of factors, both the location and personality of the person involved in this visit combined to make it a combustible mix. there is a lot of concern about what this could bode for the future. >> given it is such a combustible mix as you say, why would israe's new prime minister allow this visit to go ahead? >> i think it is a matter of balancing political expedi

yeah, hutchins, the director joel sousa, separate a gunshot to the shoulder and survived. we got the bug right here. the thing is, i think the issue all your questions is what's in joel shoulder, is it a rock or is it a boat? i could actually show that you right suspected somebody put alive round with no, and that is he says the gun never should have been loaded with a live round or even and that he was told it was safe to use. it's a point. baldwin insist clears him of wrong doing, but prosecutors disagree. the after and the films amara 100 gutierrez reed, are facing to countenance of involuntary manslaughter. we need more units on criminal defense attorney. rachel, vice is a connected with the case that says the charges aren't about intense the charges all relate to negligence, nothing intentional. there they are not trying to show that any part of this wasn't accidental. they were just trying to show that they were not exercising caution. and care organ baldwin's team call the charge and miscarriage of justice. the producer who handed him the gun, has accepted a plea de

it's joel hills from , itv much. it's joel hills from, itv news.lass half full man and quite right, too. that's good to. see, and i want to pick up on the point you made about decline ism . the evidence clearly shows that, as you point out, many countries have struggled with low growth in the last decade . low growth in the last decade. so the evidence also shows that the uk is towards the back of, the uk is towards the back of, the pack, the evidence also that since 2010, the typical household in the uk has seen their living standards fall relative

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. ♪ >> sunday night on q&a, in his book "indivisible," university of california law professor joel paulalks about daniel webster and his impact shaping america's national identity prior to the civil war. daniel webster's speeches inspired many americans, including a bram -- including abraham lincoln's. >> he is most famously connected with one of his great speeches, in which he said liberty and union are now and forever one and inseparable. and he didn't think that the union was free today. he knew that one third of our population was enslaved, and his view was that the union was the vehicle for ending slavery. >> joel paul and his book "indivisible," on c-span's q&a. you can listen to all of our podcasts on our free c-span now app. >>, president biden marks the second anniversary of the january 6, 2021 attack on the u.s. capitol. he presented citizens metals to members of law enforcement and others who defended the capital that day. >> ladies and gentlemen, the vice president of the united states and a second gentleman doug emhoff. ♪ [applause] ladies and gentlemen, the recipients of t

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. >> joel, fascinating.ust jumped up a room above the courtroom at south so think you so much. joel rosenblatt for sticking around. coming up the sobering reality of layoffs going viral this week. this is bloomberg. ♪ when you automate sales tax with avalara, you don't have to worry about things like changing tax rates or filing returns. avalarahhh ahhh >> going viral the reality behind the tens of thousands of tech workers who lost their jobs #layoffs was trending on twitter. shrinking its global workforce by about 6%. one tweet caught our attention. even though it imo went out to google employees some who missed it were waiting in line to badge in to their offices. we haven't corroborated this ourselves but it was notable that people were responding to that. it's really tough to get these messages across. >> google layoffs is the number one trend on google trends. that is the reality we are in. >> we will keep you abreast of all that news. this does it for bloomberg technology. >> apple, spotify, where eve

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it's clear that it's going to be a big cleanup. joel evacuation centers have been set up for those fleeing the weather. chaos. it's a little bit overwhelming. thing of families coming in, you know, from pretty diet situations and, and just to be able to help us. it's really awesome experts or warning that more severe weather is on the way. so for at least the next few days, this is home for those waiting out this storm. stay with us now the business update is next was wrong was and there is a forest, always much more news and analysis on our website. that is d w dot com. you can also follow us on social media. our handle, there is apps data. when you news article for me and the entire team here and our news, remember lam thank you so much for your company. with ah, every jenny is full of surprises. we've gone all out to give you some tips with.

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