at your house, joel. your house, joel. we wouldn't do that. you're watching bbcl do that. you're watching bbc here in the — do that. you're watching bbc here in the uk. _ does we were talking about christmas dinner pick—up for the break. —— before the break. well, before you head to your in—laws for christmas, you mightjust want to go and get a flu jab. hospitals across england are being warned today they've been struck by a tidal wave of flu and other winter virusus. nhs england says there's been a 70% increase in hospitalflu cases these past seven days. and the total number of people in hospital with flu is 3.5 times higher than it was this time last year. let's hear from one hospital consultant: we deliver as best as we can do. we do what we can to try and deliver the best care we can do. but if you're asked to ask me, would i be happy for my mother to be cared for in a corridor? i would say no, and i think everyone would agree with that. it's the situation that we have at the moment. corridor care is

i liked all music. >> reporter: joel's father left the family when billy was 8. this could be a career, not just a hobby? >> when one of my teachers told me that i should consider becoming a professional musician. it was my chorus teacher in high school. i was cutting class one day, i would go to the music room and i was trying to play tchaikovsky's first piano concerto. ♪♪ and he goes, you don't really know that piece, do you? i said, no, i don't. i'm just doing it by ear. i said, please don't report me. he goes, i'll tell you what, if you join my music history class, i won't say anything. so i said, deal. >> reporter: joel played in local bands before stepping out on his own. and becoming a star with a 1973 song written from his observations while singing in a piano lounge. that's from that era where you were in l.a.? >> bill martin at the keyboards. it was will sharon western, like a bar, a neighborhood bar, i paid to rent for a while. ♪♪ ♪ for the longest time ♪ >> reporter: over two decades, joel wrote and recorded 12 albums. selling more than 160 million re

ese día, joel salió de trabajar, fue a visitar a su novia.o a la hora equivocada. no le dieron ni tiempo de apagar el motor de su carro. o sea, alguien estaba esperando a otra tocó a él. desde entonces no hae surgido ninguna pista sustancial que conlleve a un arresto. la jefa de la policía de san leandro habla del principal reto de la investigación we're able to find a motive. no hemos podido encontrar el motivo por el que joel fue asesinado. no hay nada en su historial que nos dé indicios de que alguien quisiera hacerle daño. y así como la familia no ha olvidado este caso, tampoco lo ha hecho la ciudad. tenemos gran esperanza. el consejo de san leandro aumentó de 50000 a 100 50.000 $. la recompensa a cambio de pistas para resolver este y otros 3 homicidios ocurridos hace una década aquí en la ciudad de san leandro. el homicidio es relativamente raro, pero aquí tenemos 4 casos que ya tienen mucho tiempo sin resolver y para traer esa justicia para las víctimas y brindar la justicia a la familia es muy importante. cualquier información relacion

joel started his career as a reporter. he holds a doctorate from george washington university law school and a bachelor of arts in journalism and political science from indiana university. he's a member of the virginia bar. are next speaker will be emerson 's brick. he is an economist and associative director of economic policy at the bipartisan policy center. his area of expertise includes social security and other social assurance programs, retirement and financial insurance policy, and labor market. he holds an ma in economics from georgetown university and bs from the university of missouri. our final speaker today before our questions will be run. he retired in 2020 after heading the actuarial science program at penn state. before that, he served as benefits advisor for the u.s. senate committee on finance. he was the senior pension fellow and spokesperson at the american academy of actuaries and had other retirement practice at mercer's new york city office. his public sector experience includes chief actuary and lea

joel started his career as a reporter. he holds a juris doctorate from the georgia university, george washington university law school, and bachelor of arts in journalism and political science from indiana university. he is the middle of the bar. our next speaker will be emerson, emerson sprint. he is an economist and associate director of economic policy at the bipartisan policy center. his area of expertise includes social security and other social insurance programs, retirement and financial security policy and the labor market. he holds an ma in economics from georgetown university and a bs in economics from the university of missouri. our final speaker today before questions will be ron. he retired in 2020 after heading up the actuarial science program at penn state. prior to that ron serve as the senior benefits advisor for the u.s. senate committee on finance. is also the senior pension fellow and spokesperson of the american academy of actuaries and head of the private practice at mercersburg new york city office.

joel, can you hear me? >> i can, marianne. yes. >> good, good.at this means, about how spectacular this entire scene is. it's playing out right now in the streets of syria. what can you tell us about how just how extraordinary this is? >> i mean, you know, one can't state enough how revolutionary this is. this is an extraordinary moment. we have never seen this before in our lifetimes. and a revolution, i guess the iranian revolution in 79 might have been the last one where it really went all the way. as you mentioned, marianne. this regime has been in power since 1971. bashar al-assad, of course, for the last 20 years. and his father before that. and it was a vile dictatorship. we got to remember, in this past decade or so of war, more than 600,000 syrians have lost their lives. a real genocide. half the country has been displaced. more than 5 million people. refugees, which caused tremendous stress across europe and turkey. and our allies in the region. so this is a new day, and it's going to have tremendous strategic impact on the united state

stephen joel trachtenberg: i think there is also a contractual issue. people go to university and pay you to be educated. i've said that frequently. they did not have to give me their money and also education, i was already educated. [laughter] so for all the reasons it seemed to me it was for me to tell them, rather than for them to tell me. i am reminded of an occasion when john silver, then president of boston university, sustained a vote of no-confidence by the faculty. he convened the vice president and they had a vote of no confidence in the faculty. [laughter] his attitude was that he was protecting their ability to vote no confidence in him by having him vote no confidence in them. i always thought that was an interesting initiatives and planned to do it at some time but never had the opportunity. so if i ever come back as an acting chancellor, i am going to try it out. i do think there is a confusion about the role of students and the role of administrators and of faculty that has little by little grown up over the last two or three decades. fo

joel selvin. joel, i think, huh? matt groening we've now said joel and matt twice, which i think is their right cause this were our job was to make clear that we were not pretending to be a good band because anybody who had us as a critic of course would was, you know, well, reasonable, bold in its ambitions, tell them the that you named us our it was, you know some kind of. yeah why wasn't it hard listen hard listening yeah have a little i have that in to these days hard of listening you know as long as i've been hanging around you i've never really understood how amy came to become dominatrix in the band well, that's. that's a through line and there's so many stories. but amy how did that happen? you're such a well i know, but when can they ask me to join, i thought it was just about cost points. i didn't know i had to sing and. i was freaked out. and so in the beginning the first show, i sang this really sweet bye-bye love song. and then when it came to the second show, al kooper. said, i picture, ah, he said this

they had joel greenberg on other matters. there's a hard question, why not matt gaetz in this situation. some would point to the fact that he's the privileged son of a financially fell-off political family, indictment of our own justice system. witnesses make bad witnesses. this is the most important, there's a victim that is identified in this report. an underage child or a child who based on the allegations in the report, credible information, would be a victim of statutory rape. and so, why then does the house ethics committee release the report? first, they have a different standard than the court system. their's is a congressional standard. they can do whatever they want. it's well known naught resigned so he was outside of the us jurisdiction of the congress. the committee told us, one, there's an overwhelming public interest. that's true. allegation of drug use and statutory rape by a sitting member of the congress, there's a public interest, particularly i suppose when they're still relevant politically. i think ultim

a recall effort that has now been launched to oust supervisor joel engardio. ktvu christien kafton joins us from city hall, where that recall effort is officially underway. christian. >> yeah, well, the city as a whole voted to approve of proposition k. you were talking about it just a moment ago. a lot of the west side voters in fact, the majority of voters on the west side of the city did not support proposition k. now, some of those voters say that supervisor joel engardio is out of step with his constituents, and some of those voters are now taking steps to try to remove him from office. inside san francisco's city hall in the board of elections, a small group of voters turned in the necessary paperwork to begin the process of recalling district four supervisor joel engardio. >> so here's the notice of intent filed by 80, signed by 80 registered voters in district four. >> supervisor engardio is under fire after backing proposition k, the plan. san francisco voters approved last month to close a two mile stretch of the great highway and turn it into a park

julia markers. >> joel silvan. >> joel silvan. >> matt groening. >> we have now said troll and matt twice. our job was to make it clear that we were not pretending to be a good band, because anybody who had us was, you know, reasonable and its ambitions. oh, it was, you know, some kind of, what was it? what was it? >> hard listening? >> hard listening. i have that in two senses these days. hard of listening. >> you know, as long as i have been hanging around with you, i never really understood how amy came to become the dominatrix in the band. that is a through line, and there are so many stories, but amy, how did that happen? you are such a -- you know. >> when kathy asked me to join i thought it was just about costumes. i did not know i had to sing i was freaked out, so in the beginning of the first show i think this really sweet bye-bye love song. and then when it came to the second show, al cooper that i picture our amy, he said this in a fax, i picture our suite young amy wearing thigh high boots, leather, and a cap, and she's a dominatrix, and i said that is the most sexist thing i

stephen joel trachtenberg has the heart of this city. twice he was named by the city council of washington, i should say a day was dedicated by the city council as stephen joel trachtenberg day. his transformational leadership of george washington university from 1988 to 2007 followed on the heels of his very successful leadership at the university of harvard. he put george washington university into the top ranks of american higher education. he is the author of six books, a paradigm and a mentor to many within the world of higher education leadership. and perhaps his greatest distinction, he serves on our board of directors. [laughter] chancellor daniel dear meyer will give a keynote address -- chancellor daniel diermeier after which the three of us will engage in a firefight -- fireside chat. he has given us a new paradigm of thoughtful and firm leadership in higher education in time of crisis. he is the ninth chancellor of vanderbilt university. coming there in 2020, right at the epicenter of the covid-19 pandemic. and not surprising

. >> joel. we have now said joel and matt twice. you're right. it was our job to make it clear we were not pretending to be a good band, because anybody who had us as the critics chorus was reasonable in its ambitions. >> tell them the genre you named it. >> it was some kind -- yeah, what was it? hard listening. yeah, i have a little of that, too. >> as long i've been hanging around with you, i've never really erunderstood how amy cam to be the dominatrix in the band. how did that happen? >> i thought, when kathy asked me to join i thought it was about costumes, i didn't know i had to sing, so i was freaked out. the first song, i sang this sweet love song. when it came to the second show, al cooper said i picture our sweet young amy wearing thigh-high boots, leather and a cap and she's the dominatrix, i said that's the most sexist thing i heard. kathy wisely said, we can always sing something sweet like "bye bye love." i realized this is about being really bad and that you'll see, if you come to the show they're really -- they are really bad and

taylor: joel final question to you. does anything look frothy. if i'm an investor what should i be selling? >> we're seeing a number of things this whole play with, for example, crypto. it's always a question mark in terms of how high is crypto going to get. 100,000 starts to seem a little bit like that. micro strategies another one of those names that has done quite a bit but there's some stocks that the a.i. plays. again you mentioned nvidia. there's another one, app lovin. taylor: it was up 700%. >> so this is a stock when you look at the relative valuation their peers it's still priced okay, still doing all right so it's important to look at traditional measures and you talk about being ahead of your skiis. in 2021, 2022 you saw multiples in some stocks like build.com is 100:1 market cap to revenue. we've got to be a little careful when they start getting above 30, 40, 50 or 80 some of the stocks, be a little careful. don't get caught up in that to your point about being too enthusiastic, so people need to be careful about you want quality, y

, joel greenberg provided cooperation as part of his plea agreement to law enforcement. i would hazard to say and i want to manage people's expectations that, if there was evidence that was provided by joel greenberg that was corroborated in some way because there is concern about his credibility, one person probably received it. i agree there's nothing new but i keep emphasizing the size of this report and i keep showing this on the air. i want people to understand it's not just 42 pages but there's actual documentation and evidence that was considered by this ethics committee, and i think law enforcement, i don't know if they were asleep at the switch. i think there was enough probable cause for a number of state felonies that were violated by matt gaetz, and i am stunned there isn't more proactivity done by law enforcement. i would footnote that even though the department justice did not find the federal trafficking offenses were committed by matt gaetz when he flew to the bahamas into this other stuff by flying young girls over to see him, allegedly, in the state of

joel anderson is also a counter drone expert. joel, welcome. you say they're out there. tell us what you saw. and how do you know it was a drone and not a plane, as some have described? or maybe some other manned aircraft? >> sure. well, drones are pretty classically identifiable. you've got a couple different types. the primary ones are quadcopters. there's the traditional ones you might see at a retail store with the four propellers on them, and then fixed wings that do look a little bit more like a traditional aircraft with a wing and a single propeller in the front. what we saw just recently, my own team coming back from a counter-uas demonstration. we're very much so loitering drones, which is another good key giveaway, is when they can sit still in the sky or loiter, you know, it's a drone. >> so the fact that there's no movement in any direction would alert you that it's not. maybe a plane flying overhead, but who do you think could be piloting these large objects? some of them are pretty big in size. i understand some have speculated it could be a foreign actor.

>> joel president-elect trump put out a long statement on social media. i just want to read you the last couple lines. he says of what's happening in syria the united states. he goes, it's not our it's not our problem. the united states should not have the united states should have nothing to do with it. he says. this is not our fight. let it play out. do not get involved. how possible is that, do you think? >> you know, john, look, that's that's a misread. now, the president elect, he is right to suggest that we should not be sending troops and nobody is. we have 900 troops alongside our kurdish allies in eastern syria that are engaged in a very important counterterrorism mission against isis. but what we do need to be mindful of is that we have regional allies israel, lebanon jordan, iraq, all neighboring syria. there's turkey, neighboring syria as well we have a critical vision here for how to get peace and stability in the region. but we won't do that if we turn our backs on it. so we need to engage. we need to have our diplomats out there speaking to

we're joined now by joel rubin.mer deputy assistant secretary of state for legislative affairs under president obama. joel, always good to see you. thanks for being here. good morning casey. it does seem to be a little bit of a shift here. how much of netanyahu's sudden willingness to deal has to do with the fact that trump and his team seem to have made it clear, at least lindsey graham has said in public, trump wants a ceasefire and hostage deal done before inauguration day. >> right. >> well, the israeli-palestinia n conflict always has one eye on washington and one eye on what's happening in the region. >> and there is a transformed region right now, as you know, with assad now gone and deposed with hezbollah basically defeated and having a cease fire with israel. the primary backers of hamas are gone. and so you have that. and then on the other side here with president elect trump coming in saying that he wants to see a cease fire deal. and with jake sullivan out in the region, basically, now the israelis are l

we actually have and i think what i've having with joel you. and so the thing say they had a similar experience. think what the amount of heading off having any kind of caught, or maybe the $1200.00 it is free. i can't get home and you know i the 100 and know what model. no thirty's could explain. so $11.00 east. the alleged actions of the police offices off the crossing that down rain gap. migraines have to hit newest to multiple countries before arriving at the us border. tango ross william honda easy. there are numerous checkpoints and broke rocks along the way. it's running about by troubleshooting. we just had to foreclosure a little from kind of kind of grad, she'll paint you by using you mean you find the old you cards, you know, my mother phone, the whole you've long cheryl guide. yeah. you means you there are 5 people that own the group of friends made it to mexico city. but they celebrated too soon. don't know the words without bama me down to trinity the to it's through national natural may or proud i'm. how about my son? the of it's

next to her is joel friedman. i did not write down your title. are you also a senior vice president? so we have not really seen a lot of people come up in conversation yet in terms of who might take some of the key positions not just at the general service as a ministry should but at omb but i do think that it's a time of transition where we see the people, and even before we see the people, we will see the policy changes, and i think we can expect to see some on day one. i think we can expect to see some executive orders having to do with acquisitions resettlement initiated in the first from term. i think we can expect to see some new rules come in. i don't think we will see a lot of changes on cyber or supply chain. i think we can expect to see those areas continue and perhaps accelerate. i think we are also going to see some of the rules that are not -- that the biden administration has emphasized. >> what is your perspective? >> even the federal workforce. that means some of this work may be on hold for some time. >> i was talking earlier dur

joel, good morning to you. good morning to see you. thanks.e strikes, the israelis, uh striking some chemical weapons facilities, you saw the state department spokesman there saying that locking down these capabilities is absolutely critical. where does that effort stand right now? >> well first of all, this is the moment right now where all the world needs to lean in. >> and this is exactly why your point bringing up the chemical weapons shows that once a state fails and collapses, anything can happen. >> so we have the chemical weapons storages that people are aware of, that assad was holding on to, that will require international inspectors to get in to verify whether or not they are still there. but in the meantime, countries around the region are going to take their own independent actions. so israel is doing that. there's the counterterrorism mission where the islamic state fighters in the east have been fighting our allies, the kurds hundreds are imprisoned there. they can't be let out there are a variety of neighbors who have their own

we actually, i don't know what a parent with joel you. and so the thing say they had a similar experience. think lots of mama has enough haven't found any kind of caught, or maybe the top priority is jeffrey, i can't get home and you know i the hunter and know what model. no. thirty's could explain. so $11.00 east. the alleged actions of the police offices off the crossing that down rain gap migrants have to have news to multiple countries before arriving at the us border. tango ross william honda easy. there are numerous checkpoints, and broke rocks along the way. mr. strong about by troubleshooting was just had to foreclosure a little from kind of kind of grad, she'll paint you by using you mean you find the old you cards, you know, my mother phone, the whole you belong to cheryl guide. yeah, you means you there are 5 people that own the group of friends made it to mexico city, but they celebrated too soon. we don't know the words with the bama me down to try me. the tickets to national know jerome may or trial time. how bomb assigned t

. >> and she was invited to that party by joel greenberg by her friend who had met joel on -- >> he'ss correct. when she arrived she testified she had sex with representative gaetz within minutes of arriving. >> within minutes of arriving. >> within minutes of arriving, yes. she was introduced to him, representative gaetz took her upstairs into the room and they had sex in one of the bed rooms upstairs. >> and was that a prearranged, paid for sex encounter? >> so that situation was a situation that joel greenberg would have arranged ahead of time. there was no payment from representative gaetz at that particular time. my clients testified that the payments came later on at separate events. >> and after that in that setting is that when your client sees the 17-year-old girl? >> it was at that same event in july of 2017 at another time later on in party she was walk outside towards the pool area, she looked to her right, and she saw her friend who was 17 at the time having sex with representative gaetz. >> and your client knew that that girl is 17. >> that's right. she was aware that he

i never left her for more than 2 or 3 days in my past joel, i pretty little call. it cuts off some of those delivering the training like vis, ukrainian army psychologist, have already seen active combat. i just know all too well what lies ahead. it's tough to see when that your friends yeah. i've seen friends say yeah, very 1st person. yeah. this less than insulting building infrastructure under fire? is one of these cohorts last for? no, this is just a drill. the credit in your recruits are safe, and these are only blank roads, but in just a week or so, they'll be facing the real thing. some are already shipping out to the front line before departure, soldiers get a final briefing, a blast of their national anthem. and i do need you to catch bag filled with everything from deodorant and boots, to live sydney equipment for battle injuries. the my single impulse that you're going to be looking at is the toner case. obviously if cash perfectly back to the enemy from a mine like a bunch of wins, shrapnel, british army magic sergeant to mcdonald takes care of the final

a recall effort that has now been launched to oust supervisor joel engardio.u christien kafton joins us from city hall, where that recall effort is officially underway. christian. >> yeah, well, the city

next to her is joel friedman. joel i didn't write down your title. i also senior vice president? senior vice president at the center for budget and policy priorities. he primarily focus on budget and tax policy which he has for many, many years. we also work together in the senate budget committee when he was deputy staff director. he's also served and the house budget committee and at the office of management and budget and also has international experience advising countries on best practices for budget transparency and fiscal policy. so welcome to all three of you. thank you for being here with us today. we are going to start with a few questions generally about transitions and policy. i think these are an important place to start and they will dive or into each of the specific areas with expertise is. larry let me start with you. can you start with a high level, give us some flavor of what it's like to go through a presidential transition what other ways in which is going back natalie agencies and federal government but particularly the government contracting committee? >> go

seeds from tina turner and billy joel. we are all a part of god's great big family and the truth, you k know, is love is all that we need. seeds sang and planted by the unlikely duo of willie nelson and al, who planted the seeds that as god lass shown us by turning stones to bread so we all must lift and give a helping hand. one of the most powerful seeds that really stuck with me was those offered by michael jackson, huie lewis and cindy lauper. when you're down and out and there seems no hope at all, if you just believe there's no way we can fall. let us realize that change can only come when we stand together as one. young leaders, colleagues, mr. president, i believe it was those two weeks of repetition and practice that planted the seeds of possibility and hope, seeds of determination and courage. it was learning the lyrics to that song at 5 years old that inspired a generation full of patriots who believed in the power of this country to do good in the world and for each other. because when we choose to do hard thing

rid of waste, markets will applaud that, you will get lower treasury yields, higher share prices. >> joelell, i think, i think there will be making progress i think is going to be cutting back in funding i think is going to be a good sign for u.s. i think inflation, is not going to be the problem has been in the past i think inflation is coming down. cheryl: all right. i -- i hope so good to see you -- >> thank you good to see you. >> we'll be right back, everybody. . ♪ [music] i could lock up every door ♪ ♪ check again just so i'm sure ♪ ♪ watch ziggy from the plane ♪ ♪ ♪ my garage i could open ♪ ♪ while i'm hiking in wyoming ♪ ♪ if my home just had a brain ♪ ♪ ♪ i could throw out all these copies ♪ ♪ of extra sets of house keys ♪ ♪ they were always such a pain ♪ ♪ ♪ i'd open and i'd close ♪ ♪ life would be under control ♪ ♪ if my home just had a brain ♪ biden after commuted sentences of 37 of 40 district rowe inmates posturing as soon as in office will direct justice department to are procedure death penalty, we will be a nation of law and order again, biden's decision sparking a strong

joel and luke from king and country join us now.ck. >> top of the morning. >> ainsley: i know your story. you moved from australia. the number one itunes album. congrat congratulations. >> our parents migration from australia to the united states and a drummer boy christmas. it has been in cinemas across the united states and get to play it for you with the official drummer boy this morning as well. >> ainsley: your son, luke, part of the band. what's the secret? >> what we came to america we struggled as a family and i think that struggle produces something in people that produces perseverance and character and you are left at the end of that with hope. i think that sometimes we're in a society that runs away from struggle. i think if you can embrace it you will be amazed at the things you learn along the way. when you go through the struggles and something sustains you, you will never look back after experiencing the thing that sustains you. >> similarly. i find that this country even has created a safety net for people really of

joel gaetz tonight saying, quote, i often sent funds to women i dated, even some i never dated. but who asked? i dated several of these women for years. i never had sexual conduct with someone under 18. it's embarrassing, though not criminal, that i partied womanized drank and smoked more than i should have earlier in life. what's your response to that? >> well, you know, the testimony before the house was that, in fact, there were at least two, perhaps three, perhaps as many as as over a dozen individuals that were paid by representative gaetz to have sex. >> and that's the testimony, at least, that i'm aware of before the house. as to his other allegations that, you know, that he has been vindicated, you know, just because an individual, just because a prosecutor doesn't go forward on the charges, doesn't mean that, in fact, there's no evidence there. and i think the american people very shortly will see how much evidence is exactly there. >> i know your clients when you and i have spoken through this, you know, wanted the truth to be out there. of course, they have very much

um, mr. joel young to a senior lawmaker within the people top part of the president's ruling party initially stated that he would be very much in support of an impeachment bill that was going ahead with the people top. go ahead with the democratic party. sorry, i missed a handle on the leader of the a p. he has also voice to support not for him. not exactly for impeachment, but the removal of the president june from office, and also the stopping of his precedence of halting of his presidential duties of the u. turn that we have seen from us that you're going to and the rest of the p p, p r. and the 3 members who was still present in the national assembly hall at the time of their vote. that's something that still has to be explained. the cvt lawmaker, i had the chance to talk to one of the last remaining north korean defect tons, lawmakers. so that is currently a representative within the p p. p. as the punch one who told me that she would not have voted in support of notifying martial law even because he believes that it was in support of the d. p. 's agenda of pulling down the president at

i'm joel and imented to also add to the shout out this is morning. and i think the one i will give is as importants any. i don't know we met different i have been w with you and your tome for 17 plus years. the america of i san francisco mt atransportation funding service team i worked there in manage grant's promise since i arrive in the 2007. i and my team submitted hostageds of prop k and well<,> allocation requests to policy and programming staff lead by arn allah fort. i will retire in early january and wanted express my appreciation for ana and her team. as a soon to be private citizenil risk being blunt. arn's team and mine operated loyal a married coupleful sometimes we have disagreements and we were not always in step. but through thick and thin, i can say with certainty this both offer teeps believed in supporting strategic transportation investments that benefited san francisco. from the financial district it lake merced from presidio to the bayview and districts and you colleagues serve. ana i apologize for last minute allocation requests

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and it was a stephen joel trachtenberg day. the leadership at george washington university from 1988 to to hundred thousand -- 2007, he put george washington university into the top ranks of higher education. he is the author of six books and a paradigm and a mentor to many within the world of higher education leadership. perhaps his greatest distinction as he serves on the board of directors. >> [ laughter ]. >> chancellor daniel dear meyer will give a keynote address after which he will engage in a fireside chat. he has given us a new paradigm of thoughtful and firm leadership in higher education in time of crisis. the ninth chancellor of vanderbilt university. coming there in 2020 right at the epicenter of the covid-19 pandemic. not surprisingly, the kind of leadership that he exercised, the university was in person open in the fall. he served as provost of the university of chicago from 2016 to 2020 and he brought the values of the university of chicago. the chicago principles of freedom of expression in the calvin report o

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the court will help alleviate as a national, a mile radius of a more on that story, i'm joined by joel, he john, in sole she's professor of low at hong kong university. there. it's good to have you with us, and we just hear that a soft career constitutional court has to decide on use future. and it seems to be facing unprecedented challenges in doing so. please explain why is indeed that they still heading may have the constitutional quotes and actually consists of 9 justices. however, currently that down to 6 on the because the preston tenant has actually refused school, i should say, impeached for the former president has refused to make appointments. of the vacant 3 seats, and the constitution says that for a in an impeachment decision, you need 6 justices to make the routing that you, you have to have at least 6 judges agreeing either to denies motion or to, to pass the motion. the resolution tween page and so you, you actually have to ensure that the sitting 6 justices make a unanimous decision. but that's still going to have some clout of it in terms of legitimacy because it does

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. >> tom: i thought the only thing that joel liked to repeat was a violent falls.nd what is cuban talking about? any situation and any town in america, what does he think trump was doing the past few years at? trump was out there and red and blue states visiting america's forgotten towns and holding rallies with the working men and women of this country. he formed his policies around their concerns. why do you think he staked his campaign on illegal immigration. it is a real issue. they kind of thing people who do not own basketball teams care about. cubans proposed to take it with guy is straight out of central casting. he thinks they are like nick nolte and eddie murphy and 48 hours. [applause] or mel gibson and danny glover and lethal weapon. or greg and juan williams and topless cop. that one went directly to dvd. but americans do not vote like they are choosing what buddy cop movie two to. they want to save their country. what is cuban have himself at the top of the ticket? this is 2024, mark, when it you cast yourself as the second fiddle to barkley? because

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