just recently i spoke with john ellis who has been sounding the alarm on the higher education systemogressive agenda that has infiltrated the minds of our students. go. >> we are here with professor john ellis distinguished professor emeritus university of california santa cruz. all but that was fun. he has written a great book the breakdown of higher education with the have discussed with him in the past. he is really a scholar on this subject. california association of scholars of the road apiece and the wall street journal. it's entitled higher ed has become a threat to america you laid out in the article i wanted to dig a little deeper professor. tell us how this has come to be and what's taking place in the campuses? >> the main things i would like people to understand much more than they apparently do is that our entire educational system has been captured by a radical far left sect. this is a complete catastrophe for the country. something has to be done about it. the society cannot let this radical group take over the entire educational system and use it for its own purposes.

we're here with professor john ellis distinguished professor santa cruz i bet that was fun.of higher education which we've discussed with him in the past he really is a scholar on this subject. chairman of the california association of psychological larceny he wrote a piece in "the wall street journal," titled higher ed is become a threat to america you lay it out in the article but i want to dig into deeper professor. so tell us how this has come to be and what's taking place on these campuses? >> main thing i would like people to understand much more than they apparently do is our entire educational system has been captured by a radical left far left sect. and this is complete catastrophe for the country and our society cannot let this radical group take over its entire educational system and use it for its own purposes. this something must be done to stop this. in the year, in article -- i listed a number of really catastrophic problems that this society is facing. that everyone can see -- for example, crime out of control, old beautiful cities like san francisco made unl

look at john ellis. look at others. right, wrong or indifferent, there was a time in this country when lawyers could be effective in to an in jealousy representing their, their clients. today you will have, you will be branded this bard dismembered discombobulated and for ever just a band and you'll be on to kind of get rid of g o l. but so you have all of these back and nothing. i've said again, nothing is in line to, to prepare the country for another election word this to happen again, word this extensible fraud, to be, to be evident who is doing anything to cover it up. i don't or i was that it was that about a minute left of steve. same question to you. i or give a reaction to lie don't if you like. yeah, well i got the as far as the candidates go. um i most democrats don't want joe biden to be the nominees. having said that, when you put a head to head with trump invite and you know, a lot of them do both provide, but trump wins by about 4 points. nikki haley, the former governor and former you in the us invested

john: this is bloomberg markets. i am jon erlichman wishon ellie bostick.rypto excitement has been fueling shares of coinbase, now up 400% this year with the market increasingly preparing for bitcoin etf approvals in the new year. analysts see coinbase as a potential winner. it was suggested the rally could continue. one third of analysts still have cell ratings but they too have had to push up price targets. after the run-up, mizuho did so today. let's talk more with hannah miller, who has been tracking the sector. possible etf approvals not really a secret at this point, so what is the positioning looking like heading into january? hannah: so people are saying that this approval could potentially come as soon as next week. if it does come, it will be by january 10. and the industry is super excited about this. this would be a more compliant channel to get involved in crypto. it would bring a lot of excitement to even other digital currencies in the space. bitcoin is not the only cryptocurrency that's been up, basically. sonali: i want to talk about this i

morgan, molly ellis, jen besser, john gag and many others far too many to name who helped get a first time for everything out into the world. last not least, i'd to thank my mother, who i think is watching right? who saw young, insecure child endure struggles of growing up through the tumultuous years of adolescence and gently them out the door to show his young, innocent mind that despite the awkward and awful experiences can sometimes experience in life, that the world is immense, and that within that vast world is also great kindness and, love. thank you very much. congratulations, dan. and to dan's mom watching on the livestream. we are all big fans of your work. next up, we have actor, author of green lights and just because to introduce the for the 2023 national book award for translated literature and the panel chair jeremy jang. please listen for the voice of matthew mcconaughey reading literature in translation reveals the connective power storytelling on an international. the finalists for the 2023 national book award for trans lady literature are fantasy and reality within

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publishing, most notably kirk benshaw for as meticulous i as an art director, morgan raf, molly ellis, jen besser, john others. far too many to name who helped get a first time for everything out into the world last but not least, i'd like to thank my mother who i think is watching right now, who saw her young insecure child endure the struggles of growing up through the tumultuous years of adolescence and gently push them out the door to show his young innocent mind that despite the awkward and awful experiences, we can sometimes experience in life that the world is immense and that within that vast world, there is also great kindness and love. thank you very much. congratulations dan. ♪♪ >> congratulations dan. and to dan's mom watching on the live stream, we are all big fans of your work. next up. we have actor and author of "green lights" and "just because," to introduce the finalists for the 2023 national book award for translated literature and the panel chair, jeremy tang. please listen for the voice of matthew mcconaughey. >> reading literature and translation reveals the connective power of st

ellie honing. let's leave the politics aside. legally this is a few days before trump himself will take the stand for the defense. what does that mean, and what might we see? >> john, i think donald trump if we get to the substance of the case is going to try to make a couple points. first of all i think he's going to extol the virtues of the trump organization, and i think that goes to the damages point that kara mentioned. remember, letitia james is seeking $250 million and seeking to put this business out of business for good. i think this goes to his lawyer's argument you should not do that, that's not a good thing for the taxpayers of people of new york more broadly. i think we'll have donald trump try to lend support to the no victim, that the banks making loans were happy to make the loans. they didn't rely heavy on the numbers the trump organization submitted not only did they make the loans willingly, they got repaid and so trump will argue there are no victims here and they shouldn't be held accountable for the outstanding counts. >> we saw trump on the stand before, he was a witness for the state and during that time there were fireworks, back and forth

ellie. i just wanted to ask about the 73 year old, your star midfielder, john rhys. how how is he?end to end? okay. yeah he's he's a box to box midfielder. >> he's 74 now, so he's been with the club over 50 years since he was 16. um and yeah. and he got picked first game of the season. i thought he did well as did he, but he hasn't been since unfortunately. been picked since unfortunately. so he's fighting his place so he's fighting for his place in the team at the moment. well well chris, you got praise there from harry redknapp describing you as great guys. >> describe the team to us. is it a really close knit team? do you well? yeah you all get along well? yeah >> there's a nice mix of a of a of players there. i think our youngest being 16. and as i said, johns , our oldest at 74, said, johns, our oldest at 74, we've also, as harry mentioned, we've also, as harry mentioned, we've got a the manager's dad, colin at 59, who's the captain . colin at 59, who's the captain. yeah, there's a real close knit group of boys and i think with harry's input and specsavers backing , we harry's

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ellie to you. i think people are tolerant of certain types of celebrities. for instance, if johnple regard it as, oh, well, john lennon's allowed to make a political statement because he's he's like that. he's trendy and you know future thinking and whatever it is. but there'll be other celebs who'll be stand up comedians or whatever, and they'll not be allowed to have an opinion. >> and i don't think that >> yeah. and i don't think that anyone should be excluded from having on politics. having an opinion on politics. that's makes world go that's what makes the world go round. what runs the round. that was what runs the world. think it is so world. and i think it is so important have an opinion important to have an opinion on those things. i don't think it's right to say, celebrities right to say, well, celebrities mislead. is mislead. we know politician is mislead. we know politician is mislead. so why is there a difference? between either difference? there between either or? we've been proven, or? i mean, we've been proven, you know, got boris you know, we've got boris johnson