laissez faire. does anyone happen to know what that means? translate that for me. for the government to stay out of war. not out of war, but just stay out of business. i mean, basically, laissez faire means let it be. leave it alone. don't involve yourself. in other words, don't pass legislation on that will lead to inspections, regulations and any sort of restrictions you just let business take care. business. in other words, just hold your hands up. don't get involved. that would be the best type of government for economic growth. we have that in the post-civil war era. the government is not going to pass a lot of regulations. they're not going to send out investigators into factories all over the country. but if government can't help itself, you know, sometimes politicians just can't help themselves. if they help themselves. there are two ways that a government can still be a friend to business. if you're not going to leave your hands off of it, there are two ways to help. one is by passing a hig

important game tonight from the sixth week of the german bundesliga, bayern munich , the guest of laissez- faire, beat dortmund 3 hoffenheim and finished with 14 points. at the beginning of the seventh week of the italian series, lecce met napoli until the middle of the second half with one goal in favor of napoli. in the continuation of the competition tonight, milan and lazio and inter saadneshin will face off against salernitna. the funeral ceremony of the late amir ghofrani, one of the former wrestling champions , was held today in the presence of the minister of sports and youth at the wrestling federation. farewell to the eternal home. the body of late amir ghofrani pishout keshti was buried today by the wrestling federation. the sports community lost an athlete, a manager and a very good colleague, pahlavan. i wish dear amir ghofrani was here today, but unfortunately he and all his goodness are not with us today. wrestling federation and general director of sports and youth of alborz and gharamni province in the world cup of freestyle wrestling in 1999 , it was part of his honors and mana

trying to eliminate that and long term using strategies, and i think in better we can just have a laissez faire attitude. besides do, sir, is i think the best thing which is even less requiring a people compliance is have clayton door. i think we should assume that these respiratory viruses will come back, but take the precaution because these, this toby does not just another sniffle. it has long, 3 names, one and 4 people. all survivors have suffered long term lung damage as well, or even one year afterwards. and i think the also raises the heart attack and cardiovascular stroke and diabetes risk long term as well. so we shouldn't just accept it. we need to mitigate it. i think besides boosters, we also need clean indoor air. doctors accept it as i come. what may i do? we need to rethink our entire schools of workplaces to basically prevent future airborne transmission. and these be significant increases that you're talked about . should we think of this as a peculiarly american phenomenon, or should other countries be making the same recommendations to the populations? oh, yeah. was so hospit

is he going to be hands-off, is his role going to be sort of laissez faire, one credited to getting donald trump elected perhaps single handedly. now we're a year away from another election, will he play a role going forward in fox news or is he going to be hands-off? >> let me paint a picture for you. this is a guy who would drive up on 48th street and walk with a single bodyguard, a guy who is his driver, walk get in the elevator, chat up whoever is there, go up to the at which time floor or whatever it was, and, you know, he'd work all day. he just had a jacket on, a tie on, he came to work and he seemed -- i mean this was not a person who put out the vibe of billionaire, mogul, titan, that wasn't the person that i had any experience with. the guy that i knew was, yes, he had the aura of power and achievement, but he didn't flaunt it. and i don't know why now, exactly, except that demographically, you know, 92 you're already way -- he's overr 27 years past retirement age. you know, he maybe thinks that he's done it all. wants to slow down a little. you know, maybe wants to, you know, be

so, the laissez-faire approach toward economic intervention is probably guiding everyone across-the-boardstan. in that context, we are trying initially to prioritize our transmission volleys. the transmission volleys along with the generating units on top. but, this would help us to get more investment in infrastructure, where there is a huge -- on electricity. there is a huge loss. people don't pay. there are administrative issues related to that. so once the private parties enter into the contract, we expect that they will be able to give relatively better services and it would carry some economic and business sense too. shery: do you expect sales within the next few months? within your tenure? >> i don't want to commit to something which would haunt me later, but yes i am sanguine. shery: china is your biggest lender. what conversations are you having on debt relief? >> we are having very constructive and positive engagements with china. in economic terms. not just in our debts. there is all around economic perspective toward the region and specifically toward pakistan. the chinese sid

>> laura: pretty like laissez-faire the chinese are going to come and commit espionage.ived in the former soviet union for a little while when i was a student and we didn't have the same openness with the former soviet union. it ended up working out well for us in the end elbridge so i actually have a different view of this that we shouldn't be inviting the foxes into the hen house. this is the hen house. these are military facilities. i agree with isaac in part we don't want to turn into a closed society and replicate what the. there are advantages military rised top down systems like the people's republic have. in order to protect our open society, we need to be tough and we need to protect the secrets that are critical for our security and, of course, more than anything else is our missiles facilities, submarine bases and so forth. we can't have foreign nationals. particularly foreign nationals from hostile countries poking around there. >> laura: isaac, do you think we should have more than 350,000 chinese students in the united states which is what we have currently

board with different political parties that the state has got no business doing business, so that laissez-faireh is probably guiding everyone across the board in pakistan and in that context, we are trying initially to prioritize our transmission bodies. this would help us to get more investment in the infrastructure of the transmission where there is a huge theft on account of electricity, a huge loss of people who don't pay, and are administrative issues related to that, so once private parties enter into a contract, we expect that they would be able to give relatively better services, and it would make some economic and business sense, too >> do you expect some sales within the next few months? >> i don't want to commit something which will haunt me later on, but yes. >> china is your biggest lender. what conversations are you having on debt relief? >> we are having very positive and constructive engagement with china in economic terms. there is oral economic perspective in the region, and the chinese side his realistically looking at pakistan where the chinese intervention would be helpful,

that he was against the iraq war, with the government getting the business of that, they were laissez-faire capitalists, but brilliant economists. they did these books in look -- like a tv show, 10 readable chapters to the public. if you read it, it goes down in the -- easy. our problem is that his economic books were complicated and went over my head. hayden: that's the chicago school. brinkley: and you would study them. this is just a distillation of that anti-regulatory philosophy, which continues to be very pervasive in our society. and when i pull back and take a look at it, it makes sense that oliver wendell holmes junior was picked and milton friedman was not dealing with law, the other one did -- he did economics, they were interesting partners in the sense that they look at the role of the federal government in different ways. hayden: and then in terms of partners, the words of cesar chavez. brinkley: the main thing that you may not know about him is that he was born in arizona. some people might have thought that he was monitoring labor, he was an american citizen and he was traum

take a very laissez faire approach to the.ternity leave. but that probably makes me a monster. i'm joined by author and broadcaster rebecca reid. rebecca, thank you very . is britain a bad very much. is britain a bad place to bring kids into ? place to bring kids into? >> well, so in deference to this conversation, i've got a toddler on the floor because i only have a certain amount of childcare. >> you want to take >> sorry. do you want to take them the floor? them off the floor? >> borrowed one for the show. >> borrowed one for the show. >> she's mine. okay >> she's mine. okay >> i only have a certain amount of childcare, although, just to clarify, she's supposed to be on the floor. that's normal. no, i'io. 110. >> no. >> right, it's all right. >> all right, it's all right. >> all right, it's all right. >> crack on. >> crack on. >> anyway , yeah, in my broad >> but anyway, yeah, in my broad spectrum , thinking is it is spectrum, thinking is it is quite a bad place to have children. >> the sense that there's not there's not v

. >> so does venice film festival take a rather laissez faire approach to this type of thing?pean approach , that they are european approach, that they are very idealistic about the this utopian view of art as art, and it exists above all else . so it exists above all else. so whether it's politics or any grievance you have interpersonally, it doesn't come to art. but unfortunately, art is an extension of human nature and they bleed into one another. and if someone is seen as being so elementally compromised , you so elementally compromised, you cannot create that delineation between them. >> and of course , i mean, that's >> and of course, i mean, that's a very interesting debate to have. yeah but of course it conflicts with all the metoo movement , of conflicts with all the metoo movement, of course, which was, you know , very powerful movement you know, very powerful movement for a long time. you know, very powerful movement for a longtime. but you know, very powerful movement for a long time . but there you for a long time. but there you 90, for a long time. but there you

and instead of having faire approach having a laissez faire approach to multiculturalism, you need toe shared values. otherwise we're simply make any simply not going to make any progress . progress. >> now there's this kind >> yeah, now there's this kind of , more paramilitary of bizarre, more paramilitary style group that popped up. i first saw it in the wake of the george floyd issue that took place in america. and then when that kind of spilled out over here, it's the forever family for bts, they're called. and it's a group of black men and women who were for paramilitary style gear. i suppose you could call it as that. there's a lot of berets, a lot of balaclavas doing the rounds, the kind of stab proof, bullet—proof vest, whatever you want to call them, walkie fatigue walkie talkies, military fatigue , walking around in formation , , walking around in formation, doing a lot of shouting about how they're here to protect a black community and things. and i don't know if having a paramilitary style racial force on the streets of a country does anything for race relations . anything

but we're not laissez faire. you know, we do believe that there's a role for planning around large projects, and we do think that well-designed and regulation actually can make projects better, make them go through quicker because it creates certainty. it creates clarity about what's expected. and then you don't have to go through this process that most large projects go through, whereas special use district, you know, mayor's office gets involved, you know, development agreement, et cetera. so it becomes a crafts project and can actually slow down on the approval of large projects. whereas if you had that in your code a procedure for large projects to go through in the code itself, then less of that would be necessary. so we urge you to take this up and take it up soon. no one's going to do it for you. or if they do, you probably won't be happy with it. but please add it to your work program. we think it's a very, very important way to make sure that big projects that have a big impact on neighborhoods in the ci