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country's only national news source one the conservative prime minister stanley baldwin wanted on his side. as the b.b.c.'s founder john reith knew that independence and impartiality crucial to its reputation he also viewed the government's patronage as key to the b.b.c.'s future . so general strike was a really crucial moment in the b.b.c.'s history the person who become the b.b.c.'s 1st director general is relying on the goodwill of government for the institutional future of the b.b.c. so that's the immediate context now the government strings along this kind of threat the b.b.c. being brought under direct government control into the strike itself and the reason they do that is pretty obvious because they know that it will impact editorially on what the b.b.c. does. john reith compromised the government would not commandeer the b.b.c. but it was effectively given a veto over what could be broadcast. dissenting voices from the trade unions to the opposition labor party band. in order to resume negotiations the general counsel of the trades union congress decided to. strike. by the time the unions called off the strike

who arity looked at martin gilbert's, bernard lewis, harold bloom, carlo d'este, jeff star, stanley krause, john keegan and doug brinkley were all our guests that year, mike is in lakeside california, you are on booktv hi. >> how are you doing. >> i'm doing pretty good, i was calling to recommend for our fellow citizens a couple of books you had on a couple times in the first one, they both share book, the one is imperial america and the second one is dreamy war. >> go ahead. >> i like the author and his writing style because he comes from a list of political families, he has a bold world stoicism with the humor and he kinda tells us the truth about a lot of pleasant things with the stoicism in the humor and it's a nice way to get information. host: new york city you are on booktv. caller: good morning, i will start from the top the biography from churchill from andrew roberts and my favorite nonfiction book with the two authors is the wiseman by kevin thomas, now will get to the two authors, both of these gentlemen, i knew them a little bit and written interesting books or the years since they

stanley. see you later. >> thank you >>> let's get to john forte, sat down with amazon web services ceo. >> we hear a bit moren "squawk alley" but i spoke with aws ceo andy jassey as amazon and aws kick off their annual reinvent conference today, the number two to head of jeff bay zoez cloud player, double the market share of the next largest competitor we talked about a lot of stuff, most of which you can see on "squawk alley" and talked about acquisitions and potential acquisitio acquisitions, a facebook buying kikt because amazon, sorry, facebook buying customer, amazon has amazon connect a customer service and call service and technology and talked about nvidia buying a.r.m. because amazon works on custom chips in the cloud. he said he's hopeful nvidia would treat the way a.r.m. operated in the past and allow the rich ecosystem likely the news of the day salesforce and acquisition of slack, two companies that rely on aws for their business. take a listen. >> he both slack and salesforce are really significant, important strategic partners for aws and we have strong relationships with both of those compani

john lennon was killed 40 years ago today. up to date, scott. back to you. >> all-time high for nike today and also two new bullish price target increases, morgan stanley andcowen both raising targets stephanie link loves nike, hasn't taken any profits in nike right? >> haven't taken any profits in nick nike it's up 30% year to date and it's not cheap it's a quality comipounder, nthy have terrific products and they're kicking everybody's buck i think you'll see operating leverage i'm going to stick with it, stay patient with it and just hope they can continue to execute like they have been. >> you echo what morgan stanley is saying about the digital transformation that's a big crux of the story, maybe pulled forward a bit because of the pandemic but a huge growth opportunity, right >> it is it's 30% of total revenues but the margins are 10% higher than a brick and mortar store, if you will that's why it's so accretive if they just got that to 40, 50%, you're looking at earnings power to this company. you doesn't wan't want to get o not at this level. >> forward pe 45 is that high for you >> it's very high. very high. >> i had to do a double take i did a do

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