jonathon: it feeds on itself.ian headline before we get to the governor? jonathon: i don't have any more information. the headline i have for you is that the kremlin says it was attacked by two drones overnight and the russian leader is safe. that is the only information i have. i think we probably need more detail. and what that word attacked actually means. we don't have any clarity on that. tom: our team is working on that right now and we will that you know through the morning. this is the person to lean forward to on small banks in the federal reserve system of banks. she is the former fed governor. we welcome the gentlelady from the bank of tidewater as well. betsy, you lived in the 1980's banking crisis. is there an analog here? is there a similarity to what you and isaac and mitch year went through? betsy: i think it is much more similar to the savings-and-loan crisis than it is to what happened in 2008. i think that's a good analogy. i don't see it getting nearly that bad. the savings and loan industry go

let mee briefly introduce the panelist before turning the program over to our mod ray tar jonathon whiteproceeding in alphabetical order author of two projected three volume biography of democrat steven a. douglas who plays such a pivotal role in american history, and in abraham lincoln political life in illinois. noit was threw his interest in lincoln that he discovered douglas connections to, his hometown of jacksonville, illinois inspired him to take on douglas as a biographical subject. his first book steven a. douglas the political apprenticeship 1833 to 1843 received the illinois state historical society annual award for scholarship. earned bachelor degree i' english at illinois college in jacksonville, and his master's degree from the university of kansas at lawrence a city with additional ties to douglas and lincoln through the turmoil produced by douglas's kansas nebraska act of 1854 he worked as state house reporter for illinois state register before embarking on career of public relations and working for a illinois university company and served as executive director of the his

among the new arrivals, jonathon gomez of venezuela, who trekked across six countries and shared videoy through panama's darien gap. "we had to cross rivers filled with snakes and crocodiles," he says, now in brownsville, texas. it's where national guard troops in riot gear arrived today ordered by can governor, who has criticized e biden administration's response. secretary of homeland security alejandro mayorkas today announced new policies to seek to shift asylum seekers away from the border, 100 processing centers in central and south america. but they're not set up yet. >> we are clear-eyed about the challenges we are likely to face in the days and week ahead, which have the potential to be very difficult. >> reporter: back in juarez, at this shelter for women and children, where carina is director, the goal for many migrants here is still to reach the u.s. # what's your biggest concern, given what you're seeing right now in the changing policy? >> my biggest concern right now is that we already have a backlog. and right now we are already at capacity. >> reporter: back here on th

. >> let's hear from john jonathon from minnesota, democrat line. >>>> yeah. two things -- i'm fromll a rural district, of course, many farmers here -- when the ppe -- or being given out during the pandemic some of the farmers werere splitting their farms to have the mother that 20,000 or father got 20,000 and son got 20,000. some of that money was to go to payroll, then they used that money to pay each other as employees, and further more the bankers told these people and they're good republicans. you know conservative people the bankers told them do not pay those loans back. they won't come after you so i think that was a huge fraud going on and second of all farmers are getting every year --- every farmer in this country has 30 dollars paid by the taxpayers towards their insurance 30 per acre and own 10,000 acres not uncommon anymore that's what 30,000 dollars right off the top. and it doesn't matter the fact that we have now had three years of the highest commodity prices in the history of the united states. these guys are floating in money.. and they're s

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andd if you go my website jonathon white.org i link to it so easier for me to tell you that link than theirs because i don't know theirs. if you go to their website, you can -- you can search by name of correspondent or you can browse by record group. and so what i did was i thought about what might african-americans be writing to lincoln about and how might those letters have been routed through thes federal bureaucray and then i'll check those records groups because each record group correlates with a branch or division or agency of the federal government. and so i was -- none of them are transcribed i had to go in and read through them and i would just read letters and iff i found a letter and i wasn't sure if it was a white writer or black writer i would go to census and try to find person to figure it out. and that was how i uncovered most of them. letters i myself proud of -- actually are the ones like benjaminik brown's where i have two chapters on black convict who is wrote to lincoln seeking pardon as far as i can tell they have not utilized record group 204 at theou national

attorney's office identifies jonathon melas as this man here in the video from january 6th, where hepolice officers with a stick. and this is the guy who appears to be leading the song, ryan nichols, who is also awaiting trial. here you can see him on january 6th as identified by the justice department, assaulting police officers with a chemical spray. mr. nichols is also famous for this. >> i'm telling you what, i'm here in the pits. i'm hearing that pence just caved. is that true? i'm hearing reports that pence caved. i'm telling you. if pence caved, we're going to drag him through the streets. politicians are going to get ♪ ♪ ♪ drug through the streets. >> the department of justice has charged more than 1000 people relay the crimes even -- now, more than two years later, people are still being arrested and just this week the fbi arrested a man they allege set off this explosive device in a capitol tunnel that day. as you can see, the explosive was thrown into a tunnel packed with police officers, who were defending the capitol. they are jammed in there like sardines. so, these ind

. ♪ jonathon: 04%.g you need to get start for the set of u.s. trading. this is bloomberg "the open" with jonathan ferro. ♪ jonathon: biden meets mccarthy approaching a debt ceiling deadline. tightening lending standards and we can

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