on the court as chief justice roberts jexplained, she was knon for always asking the first questions at oral arguments. sering questions that cut to the heart of the case. where do you think she developed those world-class interrogation skills? once she is arrived at the supreme court, hardly. she finally honed those techniques from years of grilling her three sons about what time he had come home on saturday night. to the trial attorneys of america, you're welcome. what were our moms max ums for us as kids? the sayings that she drilled into us over and over again. if you don't have anything nice to say, don't say it at a all. get it done. does that sound familiar, chief? and her most repeated command of all, don't hit your brother. amazingly, these very some of the same strategies she use d t make herself so successful in life and on the supreme court. i'm serious. don't hit your brother was the first lesson in her own philosophy that she taught us over time to not lash out at anyone, even your opponent. and to treat everyone withen kindness and respect. this approach allowed her to

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the last couple months is a reflection of the bank of japan expectations versus external factors, we knons a exporter of oil we know they have priced in rate cuts from the fed. the rate difference between the u.s. dollar rates and the japanese rates has started to come in. that is also a benefit for the currency to what extent, do you think, those two factors are driving the performance of the currency here >> absolutely. i think those are the more important factors in dollar/yen compared to what we are hearing out of the bank of japan which is a normalization from monetary policy from the bank of japan. compared to 2022, when we saw oil at $130, that was impacting the current account. more recently, it is very much the rate differential with the japanese ten-year rates and the u.s. ten-year rates. we have seen that start to narrow on the expectation of the fed rate cuts and we see the appreciation in the yen. i think going forward, that will be the main story. i think what the bank of japan has taccidly subscribed to is a softer landing that will takeoff on the yen and the global economy

so 1 may 31, 1933, a little-knon truth, the truth of -- you in the form of fighting in china for four years, and the broader american public soon loses interest in asia altogether. economic depression is taking increasedac told in the u.s. the presidential race between herbert hoover and franklin roosevelt's occupies public attention. stenson and self admitted he had been unable to reserve china's territorial integrity. so let me conclude by speculating on the meaning of the manchuria crisis for america. it concerns the rules of the game. two americans, not just stimson, the rules of the game, the international game, had been established for europe at her side in 1919 and then modified a bit at -- 1925. these rules have been established for the far east, for east asia, at the washington conference of 1921-22. in the sense of the kellogg pact is simply confirmation. and what are all these rules? all change must come about through peaceful means. one break up in the system means a break anywhere. peace is indivisible, indefensible, sorry. indivisible. now, the washington system is far m

they don't trust the people because they knon w is that bad.ean, when you're like, well, back in 1979, joe biden alck in 1979, joe biden we have to go all the way back to 1979, because he was saying, that. and back then it was bad enough that they were saying democrats might not win. we have got to have a president that knows what's happening today. and to tammy's point, i don't think he remembers 1979. and that's why jen palmieri is freaking out about the fact that his poll numbers are so low. and they're like, well, fetterman says it's okay, so it must be okay, folkit is s. now, john fetterman is the expert. >> 1970 nine was just yesterday ,and john fetterman has got his back. they got to be feeling good in the white house right now. >> tom, is there anything chane? is there anything is there anything joe could do? is there an about face he could make or something he could demonstrat anythinge to reverse these pull other than the tomfoolery they could dheo with elections and with trying to, you know, game play the media and al gaml the ways i

as af good american she was knon to be rather prolific with a shotgun in the backyard in oxford. during this time the lewis' had some trouble with local young men really who would trespass on their property and vandalized, steel cut down trees all sorts of mischief and crimes and one occasion when lewis was wailing joy it aroundhe for a walk in their backyard they cut the young man in the act. lewis sharon worsley jumped inr, front of joy's wheelchair to protect her. and i can't repeat in this company exactly what joy said so i will paraphrase but it was something to the effect of gosh darn it jack get out of my way you are blocking my aim. [laughter] one result of this encounter was lewis' curmudgeonly piece to linkline in the snow published in humor magazine in 1957 where he sees some of the were caught by the police and tried in court. lewis complains about how the legal process had failed miserably to do presiding judge had let them off with a fine and encourage them to stop such as if planned robbery and vandalism are -- lewis worried about what such leniency might mean for

join you because we are discussing the interception of liberty and law wereen jack lewis as he was knon to his friends and family. if you're attending the session i probably don't have to sell you on why lewis, liberty and law is a fun combination. i hope you will find the conversation is illuminating illuminatingwhether you are newa longtime admirer. speaking of newcomers, we had one nice account of meeting lewis for the first time from georgia sayer who was a student at oxford and one of lewis' ogfirst biographers i found the man lewis had called callers sitting on one of the stone steps in front of the arcade. how did you get on, he asked. i think rather well. i think that he will be the most interesting tutor to have. interesting.er yes, he's certainly that, said the man i later learned. you will never get to the bottom of him. we are not going to get to the bottom of him either right here now but we are going to try to make some headway into the views. i want to hit on four areas of the law and liberty in my opening remarks and as food for thought. first contrary t to the wisdom th

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