look for a bunch of emails from john taylor's all across america. e, he didn't know because he wasn't born in 1974. >> ainsley: and did you play james taylor growing up? >> steve: i blame you. >> ainsley: showing his age. >> steve: jackson browne? they should think jackson browne and james taylor were the same people. >> brian: i think they actually perform together in the 80s for a while. >> steve: they should definitely do that again. jackson james, john. the president is not a party and the market is down. thanks president biden. and he forgot to vote. >> ainsley: brian to some of the news for you so i guess that's the end of the show. >> steve: let's wrap it up. >> ainsley: those of the headlines. let's talk about it's happening across the pond we have alive feed of buckingham palace that will transfer the queen's casket to westminster hall. >> steve: martha maccallum joins us live from london. you know, martha, you are our expert when it comes to all things royal. you've covered all sorts of festivities and events, but this is different. i have

was somewhat of high school grades, gave me where we left sharon, near seabreeze device advisor, john taylor, william lewis of them, a minion. so miser, she's actually a queue operator. dryden, this issued with, even before the active combat phase of nationalist regimens, militants were ready to sacrifice murray. you both civilians to keep control of the city. ah, ah unit, cuz i have a new local pastor dot net about security scan estimated cost, but sure. sure. going out to manuel didn't hear more, can you because i different from bonham with it are you still pictures of if not on the policy with an organ and economic a senior call usually come down south carolina in nevada. seattle. so he can give me some familiar to on the banking you're about to talk to processor so you could ship them on the stop. no, no company, no more than the teacher. i need to learn it. no chicken will. teresa. such an approach has now resulted in the dance of thousands of civilians on both sides of the front line. ah blue catcher. it is. yep. it does dileskimo resume more than a deposit yet a bit more reasonable. a

randy rosner is the economic professor at the university of chicago, someone who has read john taylor randy, i understand you did not dress as a raisin to show microeconomics in freshman economics as professor taylor has done in stanford. i want you to talk about the efficacy of a rules-based central bank that john taylor codified with the taylor rule. how distant is this modern federal reserve from being rules-based? >> i think the fed has articulated a different set of rules, a different approach in their coverage of inflation targeting. unfortunately, i think that may have gotten them into trouble, keeping them a bit behind the curve. saying we can wait before trying to respond to inflation rising. i think they had a form of a rule, but one that didn't work. tom: are jobs of americans part of that new rule? >> sorry, our jobs -- tom: jobs in america, is it part of their set new rule? >> it certainly is. tom: that is all i get? help me, here. jonathan: help me, here. >> i am trying to give you a short answer. [laughter] tom: i think this is important. where does the new labor econom

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. >> now we are joined by a member of the british house of lords, lord john taylor . lord taylor, thank you for coming on , sir. we appreciate it. this is very, very monumental. change week in your country. you have a new prime minister, you have a new king. you lost a queen. i want to play some sound from what the new pm said about the queen and then get your reaction. >> watch. the death of her majesty. the queen is a huge up to the nation and to the world quinella of us . the second was the rock on which modern britain was built. our country has grown and flourished under her reign. britain is the great country it is today because of her a great country with some adjusting to your thoughts on this, sir, well, good morning, trace, and greetings from london. first of all, my prayers and condolences must go to the royal family on the sad passing of her majesty queen elizabeth . the second we must remember that king charles , the third as he now is , is not only the king of the united kingdom, he'll be king of the commonwealth, which encompasses fifty six nations cover

yeah, former 49ers wide receiver john taylor was there and had some advice for the team. >> if the guys go in and play the way they know they can play and do what they're supposed to do, i don't see no reason why you can't get back to where you were last year. >> okay, like we said, game one tomorrow. the 9ers take on the bears tomorrow morning in chicago. >>> if you have a samsung tv, you can watch nbc bay area news on your schedule. just turn to channel 1035, and if you have a roku, select the live tv tile on your home screen, scroll down to channel 133. the local newscast that moves you forward and live breaking updates are just a few remote clicks away. >> i've got a samsung tv. we'll be right back with a look at with xfinity internet, you get advanced security that helps protect you at home and on the go. you feel so safe, it's as if... i don't know... evander holyfield has your back. i wouldn't click on that. hey, thanks! we got a muffin for ed! all right! you don't need those calories. can we at least split it? nope. advanced security that helps protect your devices in and out of

john carried him over to john taylor in the front end. iran back that the for the former state secretary of america a few years ago john kerry was saying somebody austin, why is a sod still in, in, in syria. and kerry said because he's because he wouldn't go. so then they use this army of most in areas to centrally achieve regime change aside most of them, which we have more time. we don't, but i look forward to seeing you soon. thanks very much. well, president joe biden allegedly had to rewrite his speech for today's un general assembly . of course he wouldn't have rewritten it, but one of his interns would have he had to make it more relevant. after putin's latest statements about a partial mobilization, the american leader spent a significant part of his time with the podium and making some pretty serious accusations against the russian president and some of dropping down to that of the personal level. brutal needless wars was chosen by one man to be very blunt, permanent member of the united nations security council invaded its neighbour. russia has shamelessly violated the cor tena

taylor: john, we are so lucky to have you. guy, i think what has stood out to me is it is such a delicate balance of sticking with traditions of the crown while at the queen making sure that admits assignment -- amidst a sign of huge social change that the crown was relevant. guy: she took this country from the end of the empire to where it is now. that is a huge journey. she has been pivotal at so many points. she has allowed this country to develop, allowed the royal role to develop. she has allowed television cameras into her home. she has tried to make the royals more relevant. that has been a huge undertaking, considering where we started. she has put the royal family at the heart of british society and has maintained its relevance. charles clearly has taken over over the last few years. king tiles, we will find out ultimately whether that is the case, but let's assume he is going to be king charles, he has been building up to this process. she has taken a step back and he has taken a step forward. trying to maintain that

we are joined by a member of the british house of lords, lord john taylor.or coming on we appreciate your time. i just want your feelings when you heard today or yesterday that the queen had passed. you knew her, you are fond of her, what did you feel? >> greetings to you from london. my condolences and prayers go out to her royal family on the passing of queen elizabeth ii. i met the queen on a number of occasions at buckingham palace and various receptions and events all around britain. lady taylor my wife also met her and she was glad to know she was an american, special relationship was very important to the queen. she was 96, it was going to happen at some time, it was still a shock. she was the grandmother of the nation, she is above politics. she never complained, she never explained. she was a true leader in so many ways. although we knew she was good to pass at some stage, we are in shock and i feel very sad, very sad today. >> trace: it's interesting because you talk about the shock, today the daily mail ran a headline that said the country was in

part of the fabric of economic analysis and particularly money monetary analysis much greater than john taylor hoped when he wrote the article in 1993. no central bank and the fed has never explicitly tied our monetary policy decisions to any formula, including taylor rules, but taylor rules, nonetheless, are ubiquitous in all the work that we do. you have to have a way and a model of explaining how monetary policy will react and some kind of taylor rule is now very much part of the way, we think. in terms of nominal income targeting-- by the way i know at that cato is one of the home courts for targeting along with mercado and others. and i know this is a lot of well-known experts, many of them at your institution, you know, do support nominal income targeting and i'll just say that we've looked at that, and i've looked at that and come to the view that nominal income targeting is not the way to go. i'll try to explain. noi that these are well-known to the nonincome targeters and found to be nonpersuasive and nonetheless-- >> one thing i would interject, we have debates internally. and for us

the 49ers fit gym in san jose people got to show off their throwing skills and meet 49ers alum john taylorred his thoughts about the niners season opener tomorrow against the bears in chicago. we're gonna see exactly how the team progress, you know, it's gonna be an exciting time as first game of the season season everybody's excited about it. and i mean they're to be mistakes. doesn't that always happens on opening day, you know, the thing is just play hard. just play hard tomorrow niners faithful are invited to the team's first official watch party of the season. will be at san francisco brewing company in ghirardelli square all right. nobody happier about the start of the nfl season. then chris alvarez. he joins now the preview of sports chris. deon coming up in sports saturday is for college football. we got all your bay area schools in action and down. the farm. andrew was in the house. could he bring any luck for stanford against number 10 usc? we've got an answer in sports. check out this time space wormhole i creat how's it work? let me see your togo, and i'll show you. "poof" burt

. >> john taylor you weren't here yesterday john taylor, the fed guy he was so sanguin yesterday. the fed was late now they're on track they are saying the right things i'm hoping they will nip inflation in the bud hopefully it is not too hard, but a semi-soft landing. once the other stuff is done, what else can you do >> don't go to this one. talk about nike. the issue is the same we have seen with the retailers. ordering up to have inventory. there were questions about the supply chain they were doing the responsible thing at the time to make sure they would have plenty there it's just the shift in consumer. trends turn. they got the inconvventory in the same problem we watched move through all these other sectors. >> the one quarter problem or perpetual problem? for next quarter, you will make decisions of inventory that is the other question we're looking at this one quarter. >> they are probably six months out. the stuff you are ordering is on a six-month timeframe. >> did they overorder or what is the discount >> how big are the discounts and can you clear the inventory out?

economic ana analysis, particularly monetary policy analysis, in ways that must be far greater than john taylor could have hoped when he wrote his original article in 1993 but no central bank, and if fed has never explicitly tied our monetary policy decisions to any formula, including taylor rules, but they're ubiquitous all of the work we do, you have to have a model of explaining how monetary policy will react and some kind of taylor rule is very much part of the way we think. in terms of nominal income targeting -- and i know cato is one of the home courts for nominal income targeting along with mer cato and some others, and i know a lot of well-known experts, many at your institution, you know, do support nominal income targeting. i'll just say that we've looked at that, i have looked at that, and really come to the view that nominal income targeting is not the right way to go. i know these arguments are well-known to nominal income targeting people and found to be persuasive >> i would interjek that we have debates internally as well, and i think for us the concept is really more, you know

, this inflation or deflation that we saw pre-pandemic, i guess that means we come back toward john taylor'seady for 2.0%, or 10 bill dudley construct a new normal at 2.8%, 2.9%? where did you stand on that, built? william: -- more inflation. tom: i will go either way, i will let you make it up. william: that is like moving the goalposts because you cannot achieve the objective. i think policy breakthrough. that is unconditional. when the job starts to become more difficult. right now, markets are basically stable anchors. but the process that is about to unfold has just begun. jonathan: that is the domestic thanks. the international banks we are witnessing right now. how do you respond to that? william: at the end of the day, monetary policy with the fed achieving its inflation, employment objectives, obviously this creates a lot of pressure on the rest of the world. increasing inflation, much, much tougher. jonathan: fantastic to catch up a former new york fed president and bloomberg opinion colonists. the question that bill is asking here, when he talks about the pain we are likely to see

tom: john taylor comes in, thank you for emailing in.a school called stanford. good to clear that off. thank you. thank you for clearing that up. more markets through the more markets through the if you wake up thinking about the market and want to make the right moves fast... get decision tech from fidelity. [ cellphone vibrates ] you'll get proactive alerts for market events before they happen... and insights on every buy and sell decision. with zero-commission online u.s. stock and etf trades. for smarter trading decisions, get decision tech from fidelity. jon: good morning. the countdown to the open starts now. >> this is "bloomberg the open", with jonathan ferro. jon: live from new york. we begin with these big issues. >> you can actually get

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but they sent james taylor and john kerry to embarrass us internationally again. so, when in doubted wheel outs james taylor to sing fire and rain here is the president. >> numbers today resulting dive in the stock market? >> the stock market doesn't necessarily reflect the state of the economy as you well know. and the economy is still strong. unemployment is low. jobs are up. manufacturing is good. so i think it's -- i think we are going to be fine. >> are you worried about the inflation number though, sir? >> no, i'm not. >> because we are talking about one tenth of 1% and, you know, anyway, thank you. >> brian: yeah, it's at 8.3% overall. one tenth of 1% but you didn't count the fact that we are 8.3% and holding with no retreat which mean up go rates. for some reason the president's calculus is let's keep spending. that's the problem with past ways in which we got inflation in the past. we didn't spend like drunken sailors. >> steve: when you look at the last -- according to the federal reserve, san francisco, in the last quarter of last year, the inflation rat

for taylor riggs, i am john, this is bloomberg. ♪ >> this is "bloomberg markets: the close," with carolineaine bostick in taylor riggs. >> we are kick you up to the close and close to two hours we are back to two-year lows. >> the 3670 level where we stand right now, that is not just the lowest we have seen all year long can we go back to the correction in between 20 as last time we have been here -- in 2020 as a last time we were here. >>

they were in oakland, mayor libby schaff oakland city council member lauren taylor and the props main supporter john zimmer, the co-founder of lyft, the ride-hailing company were all there to support the bill. they say proposition 30 will help bit millions of californians afford electric vehicles will create a statewide ev charging network and will produce catastrophic wildfires by funding farce management and firefighters. >> 30 is an innovative measure that all california's must support as if their lives depend on it. 30 leads with equity because we know that both the health impacts and climate impacts of pollution are hurting our low income communities of color first and worst. and that is why under prop 30, at least half of all electric vehicle funding will go to low income and disadvantaged communities. >> however, governor newsom calls the measure a trojan horse. he said it is devised by lift a single corporation in order to funnel state income taxes to benefit that company. the vote no on prop 30 campaign says the state already invested billions of dollars and 0 emission vehicles and fighting

. >> cheryl: again, as market fell, musician james taylor performed and senator john thune had this reactionete split screen you see in this country between the white house celebrating a victory lap this afternoon and the american people dealing with the reality. >> cheryl: as far as the report, white house releasing statement saying data shows more progress bringing global inflation down. that is welcome news for american families with more work to do, which is not true, month to month, a lot of things jumped. senator joe manchin trying to defend the new law. >> inflation reduction act looking at cpi that goes up. >> we have a chance to fight inflation. >> cheryl: president biden is heading to -- to push his agenda. >> todd: executive director of texas public policy foundation. robert, with optics like that on the white house lawn, going into triple digit losses, thousands, it was insane. how can the white house claim it feels the plight of the average american? >> it can't. good morning, todd, thanks for having me, yesterday's news was gut punch to american workers at same time you had sla

didn't they send james taylor over on a private plane with john kerry to console the french after a terrorist it with this guy, james taylor? >> i don't know. buff the democrats are so out of touch, maybe they bought some carbon credits for that flight. they are just out of touch. and i don't know if they are just trying to keep the lid on. i think they think they can just lie to people. but they must think that the american people are going to buy the propaganda. like i literally think the democrats in charge, they think that you are stupid. they think that you won't notice. even though you are going to the grocery store. you are paying utility bills. you see that costs are high. they think they can just trot out karine the binder reader and have her propagandize you and not understand what's happening. it's not going to work. >> jesse: we are going to push hard to make cardi b. the press secretary she knows what's going on like masters, arizona. thank you very much. absolutely wild police shooting we have to show you. plus, "primetime" visits a cannabis convention. >> a lot of studies have

john. yesterday was marked by irony. james taylor played a song about death on the south lawn as the stock marketed plummeted, democrats gathered to celebrate the inflation reduction act an experts agree will not reduce inflation, on the same day that new inflation numbers dropped and it did not look good. >> stock market does not necessarily reflect the state of the economy as you well know, and the economy is still strong, unemployment is low, jobs are up, manufacturing is good, so i think it's -- i think we are going to be fine. talking about 1/10 of 1%, and thank you. >> jacqui: the president does not seem fazed by this. >> the split screen, the white house, taking the victory lap and the policies of the administration. >> yesterday officials were asked how exactly the inflation reduction act is going to reduce inflation, especially since the administration already spent deficit savings from this bill on student debt cancellation. >> rebates available today include a 30% credit to cover the costs of installing rooftop solar, up t

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john. it must be nice. this after the inflation party -- >> right. with james taylor, right? need to stop -- >> only this administration could put elton john and tone deaf in the same sentence, right in. >> totally. [laughter] >> that's what is happening. it's a complete misunderstanding of where americans really are. they think americans are outraged over the issues they're championing when americans are just outraged over -- allow us to live our lives. >> yeah. when we're talking about the november elections and we've seen i wouldn't call it momentum, but we've seen just a teeny, tinemy shift for democrats, do you think there's a danger here for republicans in any of this if they can't keep their eye on the ball with inflation? [laughter] >> i think americans, i think americans see this word inflation, and they don't get, they don't get excited over president biden saying, oh, it's just an inch. i think they don't get upset over everything republicans put out there. i think when we sit here in a pretty comfortable place ourselves and talk about the inflation, we have to rea

taylor. ok. we'll bring that up in a minute that we do have tim johns on the scene at the school. what do you have for us? >> another update for the oakland police department. we are expecting that sometime between 4:00 and 4:30. that information that six people are in the hospital with injuries. just waiting for more information to come out, we have been talking to many parents. dozens of whom have been filing past us here. we talked to a grandmother who said when she picked up her grandchild, he ran into her arms and said why am i happy to see you. he had heard someone that was doing something near the school. talk to another father picking up his four-year-old daughter and he said we hear about these things all the time but to have it happen so close to home is so unsettling. even if these kids are not old enough to understand what is going on, the reality is a lot of parents tonight in this community and around the bay area are going to have some difficult and uncomfortable conversations about safety, what to do in situations like this. unfortunately these things do seem to ke

ambassador taylor, you know this region as well as anybody. john kirby with the national security council at the white house just shed light on the u.s. response to these new nuclear threats from vladimir putin. here's what he said. >> we always have to take this kind of rhetoric seriously. it's irresponsible rhetoric for a nuclear power to talk that way, but it's not atypical for how he's been talking the last serve months. we take it seriously. we're monitoring as best we can their strategic posture so we can alter ours. we see no indication that's required right now. >> what should the american level of concern be right now? not just our concern, the concern in ukraine and throughout that region of the potential for nuclear retaliation from vladimir putin, who is increasingly cornered as the counteroffensive from ukraine prooumpb to be a real problem for vladimir putin. >> it's offensive. he's had to respond by saying he's going to call up more troops. he's having a hard time finding troops. he's clearly having a difficult time both at home and

john authers who writes a wonderful column. guy, sticking with us in london. caroline hyde, romaine bostick, taylor riggs. to continue our special coverage today of the passing of elizabeth ii, peter dixon is joining us. i guess we should start off asking not just your reaction to this, but really what you think could potentially change going forward with regards to the structure and leadership of this nation. >> it is fascinating to hear john authers talking about these things because he said many of the things i guess i have been kicking around as well. i think in many ways, the queen was a bridge to the past two when britain was at a more significant power it is today. her passing and the transition to a new generation i think will involve significant amounts of soul-searching as to what is britain possible in the world. -- new generation now the air to the throne. does the monarchy change? does that change the way we think about ourselves? there are all sorts of questions we would have to unpack over the verse of the next few days. once you get over the shock, i think we will start to look forward rat

taylor-joy. rami malek, matthias schoenaerts - >> jimmy: oh, everybody. >> andrea riseborough. john jimmy: how is it working with david o. russell? >> oh, my gosh every day is like a complete - no day is the same >> jimmy: you told me that he almost doesn't ever want to stop >> no, he doesn't want to stop like, he could go forever. and same with christian, who's, you know, the lead in this film christian bale plays this incredible character and is also a very, very, you know, incredible actor and they're both so dedicated to this film and their craft, that we never actually - like, he never called cut. david never called cut on this film so, technically, we didn't ever really stop. it was the last. >> jimmy: you're still filming "amsterdam." >> we're still going >> jimmy: you're still filming and the movie's out. >> it'll be in theaters october 7th, but we are -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you're still -- yeah >> but no, we were there, and it was the last day of shooting, and it was a scene and christian was, you know, giving -- saying his dialogue. and david's there, and he's directing

law," she-hulk is being recast as congresswoman marjorie taylor greene [ laughter ] next up, going forward, harry styles is being recast as elton johners and applause you like that? [ cheers and applause yeah, we love harry too. next up on cnn, anderson cooper is being recast as wolf blitzer [ laughter ] and finally, on "euphoria," fez is being recast as pope francis and it's just great. [ cheers and applause you won't even know the difference it's going to be exciting to watch. it'll be fun to see. get this, guys i saw that dc comics has revealed that the joker's real name is jack oswald white. >> jimmy: yeah, pretty interesting. so i thought it would be fun right now if some of us here, me, higgins, the roots, reveal our real names for the first time i'll go first. my real name is devin st. monroe [ laughter ] quest, how about you >> questlove: my real name is bart tomato. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's cool. never knew that. tariq, how about you >> tariq: my real name is spunk, chuck spunk [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's cool. higgins, how about you >> steve: my real name is thomas scrotum jr. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: okay james, how

john kerry, is somehow cruel and inhumane punishment. but maybe it is cruel. you know who also lives there? james taylor. i know. he has a comment. >> ♪ you are going to love ♪ ♪ martha's vineyard mama i'd come join you ♪ ♪ but my legs are injured ♪ ♪ larry david lives here ♪ ♪ and meg ryan too ♪ ♪ obama loves it ♪ ♪ and so will you ♪ ♪ by the way what happened to meg ryan ♪ ♪ martha's vineyard ♪ ♪ it's an island ♪ >> greg: it's an island! excellent. [cheers and applause] every liberal celebrity fancies themselves a sanctuary city supporter, why shouldn't they mingle with the migrants they champion from afar. it's pretty rich how the media refused to cover the border crisis as long as it affected texas or florida because who cares? now the responsibility has been shared by force, they are deeply concerned. listen to these [bleep]. >> i think this is political theater. >> treating people like political pawns. >> using migrants as bonds. >> another disgusting and vile moves. >> these are children and older people. we can work it out but if you are going to be a bonehead, who wants to play with you? >> greg: who wa

joined by raul reyes, immigration lawyer and john avlon and former chief of staff to the homeland security secretary under then-president trump, myles taylor myles, i want to start with you. with this kind of political gamemanship with people who are scared, who are desperate, who are legally in the country because they are seeking asylum, did the trump administration ever think of doing something like this, and if not, what do you think about these two republicans who have decided that that's what they're going to do, particularly desantis who went into another state and sent people from another state somewhere that they say they had no idea where they were going? >> well, sarah, not only did the trump administration think about something like this, i think they're the progenitors of the concept. this is a zombie trump administration policy that had died and has now come back to life. and these two governors have brought it back to life. i'll tell you exactly when this hap happened. in january and february of 2019, donald trump directed us to go and take immigrants from the border and, quote, bus and dump them into democratic cities and b

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. ♪ ♪ elton john serenading the president and first lady at the white house after a dismal day on wall street and it was actually reminiscent of when james taylorwed up for big celebration at the so-called ablation reduction day. that day saw starks trembled dramatically still democrat cit economy is on the rebound that rolling back republicans that you can imagine back to that fo offering a dueling commitment t america they hope will put them in the majority. >> can't mess it reaction from four to congressman byron donal straight ahead. we begin with the democrats ramping up their attacks on wha they are calling so-called extremists met agenda republicans. we will find out all about that. christina has the latest on tha story she joins us from the wes coast. >> great to see you. president biden once again wrapped up political attacks against republicans tonight committing a majority would strip away the fundamental rights of americans. he made these claims at the national national education association headquarters. it tonight the audience of teachers and union members at lesson bomb as the president claimed the gop is controlled b mega republ

taylor barkley works. survey we have been talking about this morning. this is john in pennsylvania, democrat.g. caller: hello. can you hear he me? host: yes, sir. caller: i was wondering if this guy is familiar with the eric organization. guest: the eric organization. i am not. love to hear more. host: what's that, john? caller: it's the organization that actually funded partially by soros and it's supposed to clean up the voter rolls. louisiana found a lot of discrepancies in it. and the public was speaking because they found out it's not all what it's supposed to be. this is an organization that's supposed to clean it up and it's not getting cleaned up. and i figure you were a big tech guy you should know about this. guest: i appreciate t we'll look into it more. host: question from laura on twitter. we probably should get wit twitter questions in. big tech is like any other profit seeking enterprise. if you think they care about the consumer, you would be wrong. i work with tech companies regularly and design platforms for people to access funding, software evening nears do not get custome

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taylor. ben is going to stay with us for the next conversation. i welcome to the stage john harris, editorial chairman of politico. politico changed the landscape of news and we are pleased to have him here. john spent 21 years at the washington post covering politics at the white house. over to you. >> good morning. [applause] >> can we shake hands? thank you for joining us. thanks for contributing. i was not a founder of politico, i was an employee very early on. when we started, john hired me into thousand seven. when all of the washington bloggers turned him down -- turn me down, he had to hire me. you get a quote somewhere that politico was going to be a needle in the vein of political junkies. it was considered racy at the time to say that. i wonder looking back to 2007, also there was a throng of journalists like me who are literally on the stand at a horse race, holding pads, taking notes. i am curious if you think in retrospect -- we have some numbers we can put up about trust in media because i believe only congress is less trusted at this point. do you feel like w

report from 2018 and and by ellen taylor and by you such as a letter from thomas jefferson to james breckenridge 15th of february 18th, and one and the very famous letter to john holmes. i'm 22nd of april 18 both of which are heavis was pointing out in his introduction available in founders online. so anyone here can find those letters and yourself. and it seems to me you're right that at least in the letter of 1821 that he jefferson does talk about northern seminaries as being a problem and um, essentially our sons and vibing opinions and principles in discord with those are our own countries, but it's not at all clear that he necessarily means, you know strong anti-slaveries. i think you can make an argument that he was worried. they might become insurrectionists on the lines of later interactions such as john brown. but when you read something like his letter to john holmes and 20 and so much of jefferson's other writing. he supports emancipation. i mean he's worried. he's fearful of the possibilities of interaction his whole quite 1782 where he says in his notes on the state of virginia section of manners where he says. that essentially god would side with

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taylor's advice to help you live your life. life well lived. >> and with ongoing support of these individuals and institutions. and friends of the newshour including jim and nancy holgren. >> the john and james l knight foundation, fostering informed and engaged communities. more at kf.org. >> and friends of the newshour. this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. vanessa: we have news from the west and will return after the latest headlines. a selloff swept wall street as rising interest rates in the u.s. and many other countries are intensifying fears of a recession. the dow jones industrial average hit its low of the year to close at 29,000 590. the nasdaq fell nearly 200 points and the s&p 500 lost 64. all three stock indexes were down 4% to 5%. voting has begun in russian occupied regions on whether to join russia proper. moscow went ahead with the referendum today despite western opposition. others charge the votes are illegitimate and preordained to go russia's way. hurricane fiona blew past bermuda with the driving rain and wind gusting up to 100 miles an hour. the stor

hit you something john if you have seen the video but desantis has sent migrants on a plane to martha's vineyard. this is where the obamas have a home. oprah, beyonce, even james taylor migrants. rosie o'donnell. everybody basically that you know in the left has a home there. do you think they are going to be embracing their new neighbors? >> you know, these are all sanctuary cities until they are in their sanctuary. i doubt they will embrace them. i don't know that i have ever been to martha's vineyard. i have been to places where we have seen these migrants come across. this is not good for america. every town is a border town and we need to make sure we get our southern border secured exactly like we did for four years, jesse. >> jesse: all right. mike pompeo, thanks so much for joining us on "primetime." >> great to be with you. >> jesse: so what do you do when a bear breaks into your business and pulls off a smash and grab? >> time to leave, buddy. come on. you had enough to eat. let's go. i will kick your [bleep]. or you will kill me. pain hits fast. so get relief fast. only tylenol rapid release gels have laser drilled holes. they release medicine fast for fas

some like john adams by 1813 -- [inaudible] so, let's push a little bit more on this question of slavery. i was reading some of the letters that are cited in that report from june 18th and by taylor and by you. such as a letter from thomas jefferson to james breckenridge. the very famous letter on the 22nd of april. both of which, as the archivist was pointing out in the direction, available in founders online. anyone can find these letters and read them for yourselves. it seems to me, you are right, at least in the letter of 1821, jefferson does talk about northern seminaries as being a problem. essentially our sons were in discord of those in the country. it is not at all clear that he necessarily means a strong anti-slavery sentiment you can make an argument that he was worried they might become insurrectionists on the lines of, insurrectionists just john brown. you read something like his letter to john holmes in 1820, so much of jefferson's other writing, he supports emancipation. he is worried, he is fearful of the possibilities of insurrection. in 1782, where he says in the state of virginia -- essentially god will side with the slaves if they were an insurrection. it was

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