monday lehman got an update from a cnn reporter about the ongoing trial, but did not mention the fact he was mentioned in it. small testified, he received a text message from lemon early in the case investigation, reportedly letting him know that the chicago police department didn't believe small . it's a count of what happened the night. he said he was attacked by 2 men. limit had told viewers when the story 1st broke, that it was personal because of his friendship with smaller and that the 2 were in communication about what had happened while later lehman while stressing small, was innocent until proven guilty. also raised concerns about small story and said if untrue, he quote squandered the goodwill of a lot of people. but on monday lemon did not mention his own involvement in the case. and even the trial was some critics contending, he did so purposely and in effect was being dishonest with his viewers. the new york post writes, quote, the testimony quickly spark comparisons between lemon and his former cnn brother chris cuomo, who over the weekend was fired for his own meddling

mar el lehman on behalf of james crumbley. >> i do want to address one issue first, miss lehman and miss same firm, is that correct? >> your honor, that's correct. we have spoken to both of our clients about conflicts of interest. we have had in-depth conversations with them. mar el lehman and i are representing both of them. we are representing james and jennifer and the conflict of interest question or issue has been very much discussed and resolved and we believe at this time ethically and professionally, we can continue on in this fashion. >> okay. as you know, pursuant to mcr 6.005 subsection f1 you must state on the record the reasons that you believe joint representation in all probability will not cause a conflict of interest. so please state that for the record in accordance with the court rules. >> thank you, your honor. after reviewing the circumstances and facts of the case, and one of the things i need to make clear is that the media has very much been saturated with cherry picked facts, but when we have talked to our clients in depth and learned all of the circumstances of

but i guess coming out of the lehman mary so to have some kind of influence. because i have written biographies of three presidents of washington and adams and jefferson. and then to identify as a presidential historian i don't think of myself asf a presidential a historian. and then to let me write it the way i am wanting to and then teaching at a liberal arts college allowed me and is aimed at a general audience versus professional historians. host: let's go to the key points in your book and then ten minutes you can have your questions submitted in the chat room and i will read them and we get to the section. what you mean by that cause? why do youro call it the cause? what did the phrase come from? >> that's a good question in the early stages for the war for american independence the british call that the american rebellion starting in 1774 and 75 started to talk about the common cause which is the response to the british occupation of massachusetts and boston in the rallying to support them in response to the coercive act and the common cause is just red

>> well, my experience at lehman brothers was absolutely incredible.lehman brothers is kind of odious because of the bankruptcy but it was absolutely an incredible firm. i worked with incredible people. it was the most entrepreneurial place i could ever possibly imagine. i have very good memories of it. charles: so let's talk about trading starting with with a good trader. personally i look at it almost like a poker player, right? the real good poker players have patience, discipline and it sounds contradictory to say they wait for the right moment but what do you think? what are some of the typical things a good trader would need? >> i actually thought about this a couple years ago and i came up with three trades that make a good trader. they are intelligence, experience, emotional fitness. intelligence is just raw smarts. smarter traders tend to be better although that isn't as you the case. i have known some average people have been phenomenal traders. experience, experience counts for a lot. i've been doing this for 22 years. you start to see the s

this is nothing like allowing a lehman brothers an unheard of thing at the time for odd and 25 year old bank to collapse. now that ever grants our guys obviously continuing, we're still waiting to see what aging does. but where do you see it going from here? i think they're going to piecemeal, pry away portions of that company, make it a much smaller company, diversify who gets the pieces close down some of the i think they're going to try to show all that they can do this kind of dismantling precisely in a more orderly fashion than what happened when the layman brothers collapse, led to the cascade of those last 4 months in 2008 when we came as close to a general economic collapse as certainly in my lifetime we ever seen in this country . so i think in a way you're seeing the competition. again, they're not going to let it go long enough that it says bad as it was with united states. they will do it better. and if they pull that off, it will go a long way to settle in the minds of the rest of the world that this government managed capitalism that they run is simply an easier management

we've also heard many people suggest as could be a lehman brothers. no man. now i wanna talk to her clit from back in september when we talk to you about these very fears. take a listen. so this is a special industry with special financing arrangements and a government program that they're carrying out very little chance that the government would allow its prestige to be questioned by not coming in directly and indirectly to fix this situation to get the economy through. and that's why i'm quite confident that the folks on wall street in this case are right. this is nothing like allowing a lehman brothers an unheard of thing at the time for odd and 25 year old bank to collapse. now that every grants, i guess, obviously continuing, we're still waiting to see what aging does. but where do you see it going from here? i think they're going to piecemeal, pry away portions of that company, make it a much smaller company, diversify who gets the pieces close down some of the i think they're going to try to show all that they can do this kind of dismantling precisely

this is nothing like allowing a lehman brothers an unheard of thing at that time for odd and 25 year old bank to collapse. now that ever grants, i guess obviously continuing, we're still waiting to see what aging does. but where do you see it going from here? i think they're going to piecemeal, pry away portions of that company, make it a much smaller company, diversify who gets the pieces close down some of the i think they're going to try to show all that they can do this kind of dismantling precisely in a more orderly fashion than what happened when the layman brothers collapse, led to the cascade of those last 4 months in 2008 when we came as close to a general economic collapse as certainly in my lifetime we ever seen in this country . so i think in a way you're seeing the competition. again, they're not going to let it go long enough that it says bad as it was with united states. they will do it better. and if they pull that off, it will go a long way to settle in the minds of the rest of the world that this government managed capitalism that they run is simply an easier manage

this is nothing like allowing a lehman brothers an unheard of thing at the time for odd and 25 year old bank to collapse. now that ever grants, i guess obviously continuing, we're still waiting to see what aging does. but where do you see it going from here? i think they're going to piecemeal, pry away portions of that company, make it a much smaller company diversify who gets the pieces close down some of the i think they're going to try to show all that they can do this kind of dismantling precisely in a more orderly fashion than what happened when the layman brothers collapse, led to the cascade of those last 4 months in 2008 when we came as close to a general economic collapse as certainly in my lifetime we ever seen in this country . so i think in a way you're seeing the competition. again, they're not going to let it go long enough that it says bad as it was with united states. they will do it better. and if they pull that off, it will go a long way to settle in the minds of the rest of the world that this government managed capitalism that they run is simply an easier management

very happy to receive any support from the public purse that we're entitled to via all financial lehman instead of bequeathed mine now to his children. between his father, a swedish prince found that a charitable foundation before he died. the count and countess are not obliged to pay inheritance or gift tax through the foundation. they also don't need to pay corporation or trade tax. there are also income tax exemptions. the foundation funds, most of its projects with the money it saves as a decision. this gorgeous the hell. it's beautiful. hey, there are the many gardeners. great to see you. them look at the new flowers going in. they're going to look amazing. this soils looking really good at the many gardener project. children learn respect for nature. once a month, the foundation promotes landscape management, environmental and historic preservation, as well as regional values and scholarship projects that enhance the image of my now island. for tim, at mit i'll, it's great for children if they can join in and get involved. it's an opportunity that doesn't present itself often. unf

. >> into be deeply biased towards jordan lehman is doing math in that moment so there is a real invitationo that particular line which is so live on television so that physicians are people love their word. >> and so that we are thinking in this way whether we formalized it or not. so often thinking geometrically if we use that formal language i sense from the way that to write it that people are often thinking statistically if they put it in formal mathematical language. >> sometimes it is very good at it is skewed by emotion. statistics can be a very complex subject but it is carefully counting and measuring to understand the world. you cannot personally experience that there isy too much going on to get a sense of what's going on in the world counting and measuring is super easy but the complexity comes with very human brains look at the numbers. and with thesey very strong filters i'm trying to remove those filters with the basics it's not as hard as you think and you can make more sense and you would be able to. >> one thing i truly admire and statistics but my statistical mentor at c

there is no lehman like panic or crisis that is happening.r property market distress story that investors need to keep an eye on because the chinese property market is going to be under pressure for the foreseeable future regardless of what happens with evergrande. shery: did the meeting signal more potential for easing and that change the narrative at all? >> we got back some data in november and there has been some amounts of easing as far as the property sector is concerned property funds are able to get more bank loans, it is a big change. they were able to sell more bonds. you are seeing some amounts of the loosening of credit policy. it may not be enough. you could see the sector do a little bit better. compared to where was in the third quarter, which was horrible. the long-term picture if the economy is transitioning away from the high growth model, that by definition would mean the property sector is going to have a bumpy road ahead. haidi: that high debt, high-growth investment model has benefited regular wealth holders. what happen

the collapse of lehman brothers in 2000 and the euro crisis that followed saw merkel's stability politicsve a baptism by fire. her work was enough to calm the nerves of german savers. ch. merkel: we tell all savers that their funds are safe. the government will make sure. >> but forcing austerity on greece and other countries also sparked hostility and fear. didn't merkel's -- in merkel's eyes, the role of the chancellor a bubble was to provide stability, and with every passing year, more people would take her name to mean that. in 2015, large groups of refugees risk their lives to come to europe. merkel left the german borders open. around one million people came to germany. she insisted failure to integrate them was not an option. ch. merkel: we will manage this. >> while she was hailed abroad for her open arms policy, at home, she was targeted by right-wing populists, who chanted merkel must go. to this day, europe lacks a common asylum policy. merkel's plan to focus on europe in her final year was derailed by the covid-19 pandemic. a scientist herself, she did not hesitate to accept t

lehman and ms.this particular case. >> no objection, your honor. >> do either of you have potential concerns about potential conflicts of interest. mr. crumbley? >> no. >>le ms. crumbley? >> no. >> at this point, the court is satisfied that both of the defendants are comfortable with both attorneys representing them in this case. the attorneys have indicated on the record they do not believe there's a conflict of interest. they have spoken to both defendants relative to any potential conflict of interest and whether or not it such representation may jeopardize the defendant to have the undivided loyalty of their lawyers. therefore, the court will allow the representation on behalf of both defendants. >> thank you, your honor. >> now, in terms of the arraignment. jennifer crumbley, i'm going to arraign you first. so if you'll please you get close to that microphone so we can hear you, if at anytime you do not hear or see, put your hand up and we will try to figure out what's going on. do you understa

i said yes, that is what it was like when i worked at lehman in the 2000. it was just like that. taylor: how much of that is irresponsible and the type of risk trading we learned in the 2008 financial crisis does have consequences to it? >> the market is very different than it was back then. back then, what you had on a bank trading floor was risk transfer in blocks particularly in equities. it was common for a hedge fund or mutual fund to sell half a million shares come a million shares of the stock as a block and transfer risk instantaneously. that type of risk transfer does not really happen anymore. it is fragmented. it is done over time. it is the risk transfer that increases tension and yelling on the trading floor and that does not really exist anymore. sonali: i'm wondering at the end of the day how much the money really matters here as these firms build cultures. i got in a quest -- i got a question yesterday from an investment banker asking, for apollo partners, what does an extra 20 $50,000 a year -- what does that do for them? >> on wall street, money is a marker of -

so hug. lehman said, i told him i loved him and he told me long man on this condo away last last time i seen him. mm. ah. i never was after class. we start heading back to the dorms that an authentic got a call and he's like no longer a party later nosing. yeah, i guess walked up the stairs and he said, i'll come get you when i'm ready and i said, all right, see you later man. and when at one one's flight of stairs and that was it towards the end of the night as my cap, it takes out. i can have you want to. so you say grad or something. so got me. and then drew is up in the room and we went up and met drew, and andrew had a movie. so he just put it on and kind of bought the movie and sat there and nothing seemed weird. all like just us hanging out like every other day. ever, ah, when the movie is over, i remember i was pretty ready for bed. and then eric mayor goes, went back to his room and static was ready for bed. and then he got up and he's like, i had to go in. sometimes he'd go out and party was the girl i meant he asked me even if i wanted to come with him. i'm already asleep,

because well, both of them have been accused of sexual misconduct and other sued and presented don lehman right? those been sued for sexually assaulting a man in a bar. it's a claim he denied. most recently, producer john griffin was charged with sex crimes involving children. when we got reaction from legal on media analyst, lionel. no, it's not a joke and bad taste. it's the truth about a network in bad taste. let's go back to what chris cuomo did. not only was he providing strategy to his brother, but he was working with his governor staff, one in particular. and he was talking about basically, how they could celine besmirch in, impede the reputation of those women who might be making these allegations of the 1st place. so now this transcends strategy sessions from going and deliberately targeting and the conspiracy to impugn the integrity of women who dared complain about untoward behavior. this is not at all consistent. so one thing i wanna just explain though, think of 2022 brings something to bear along with the death and the destruction and the, the, the internment of, of, of, or

you settlement, you re, i me a chicken lehman university during the early stages of construction when inmate slept in tents. hundreds of thought to have died while motto that day should go by each one's own good shooter on ogle who doesn't and may be made even money, give them it and it seems killing don't work. sides continued on through the years . you took to restock. q is a child, pays or tell you need to johns and he won't do more to 200 pounds. the chicks kanai channel gamma, which is a ton to hasn't been the term in the mitchell popped a check. little more coin depends on who was only in the comedy chunky to have to roll out to legal and family. the brothers home boasted life changing training in factories. but in reality, most inmates were shamelessly exploited. we'll work our help with her new get a new book, you know, whether it's in either the money didn't or how come out what all could you to do it all in jeopardy and sugar cane such other he won't turn on. not she who hung a tim gibbons or does she follow their doctor childhood young, good on a needle hardware who casual?

. >> and another one of the books that you sent us in advance was lehman on, the free world and why did that appeal to you. >> it was a very different kind of book. please best known for, what he is a a terrific new york writer and he wrote the physical club, he won the pulitzer prize sometime in the 2000. for his look at the pragmatist and their impact on american intellectual life and john dewey was one of the homes in this book is a delightful read, it is a look at the cultural life of the early cold war, mainly in the united states and partially as well and your. in a moment when american policy foreign policy national security policy was all about containment, the american cultural world just kind of exploded and totally uncontainable and he explores composers and novelists and artists and painters and dancers and the sexiest ice chapter, is very likable, 800 pages or so and lease chapter feels like almost like a mini book in itself. i'm looking at whether it is the beatles or any number of sort of art forms that were prevalent during thisre time and this or just didn't wanted to h

don lehman was recently accused of sexually assaulting about ended . and last year, c n. n. legal analyst jeffrey toobin was alerted in court performing a sex act during a work related video, cool, hearty contributor, lauren chen suspects the scandals. will bentley and ends ratings the charges that john griffin is facing, they are not capricious. they are not merely based on a. he said, she said, situation. there are evidence of payments at text messages that duly people to believe authority, specifically that he has been up paying underage girls of for sexual favors, as well as trying to involve their mothers to varying degrees. he is engaged in grooming, and some would argue as well sex trafficking, many mainstream media outlets not just seen on themselves. have, i think, been a little bit hesitant to talk about this issue. even though we can only imagine what the reaction would have been if this had been someone, for example, on the fox news team or the trump team that had been discovered doing the exact same things overall as cnn's credibility has been shipped away, s

that's why the americans have failed to keep their promises lehman unused, that they would take some measures. but nobody approached us nor contacted us, and we were given no information. how can they compensate us for our family members? all the wealth in the world means nothing to us. now we've lost 10 of our relatives . my brother was working for foreigners. he was innocent. all of our children were innocent. what did they do from all roger? they could tra, this girl was among the children killed in the strike. she was just 2 years old. 3 the children had been in a car when it was hit by a missile. in total 7 youngsters were killed all from just one family. well, the pentagon initially defended the cabal strike claiming it, targeted members of islamic state. more than 2 weeks later though it acknowledged it was a tragic mistake. i discussed the developments with former u. s. military drone operator. brandon bryant. you know, it's been 10 years since i blew the whistle on the u. s. drone program will be 10 years in 5 days, actually. um and to see that nothing has changed, even when

you know, we have a clue, but a blog lehman done. yolanda will the young put us to repress collins, germany's chief negotiator. he says that under international law such negotiations can only take place between states. i not individual groups or there are many groups. so say unfortunately were been not part of the negotiations. and if i would start to count these groups, i come easily about 101520 groups who are complaining not to have been included. but argues kapoor after the holocaust. germany didn't une negotiate with the state of israel. it also negotiated directly with many jewish groups on and others yelp, but i o w, i wouldn't, i wouldn't know media web lighter. and i went idea that it won't matter which one mother the outcome says kapoor is that the namibian of government has failed to secure direct compensation for the rarer. instead, the $1100000000.00 euros which germany plans to pay will be administered by the namibian government and their own e money gumble g yang drive your he'd only, she could buy a new $1.00 on india

political experts might say that that would be a kind of a political agreement or political exchange. lehman's agreements can be fulfilled, then some restrain a restraint measures can be decided upon. insecurity guarantees including law, the banner nie dosage eastward expansion, or the deployment of any kind of weapons. what she from a neighboring country is said, those weapons that can be afraid to russia for the little girl. i'm not going to comment on any was such commentaries and we want to have both. we want to have the full adherence to the means agreements. them global demand will to ensure the rights of national minorities to ukraine because this is actually possibly ukrainian constitution. and this is also included into various lists of borders, treaties and agreements that ukraine is spotty too. and we also want to have a broader security guarantees and to have predictability in our relations with nato . if you would allow me to gather a bro, mrs. a glover of atmosphere. do you believe that the situation might escalate into an armed conflict and how will your ministry respond in such

what we saw and say 20072000, which was a period of great institutional change, the bankruptcy of lehman brothers, et cetera, et cetera. next time or on watch what the retail traders are going to be doing, because they might provoke it were at the same time they might actually come to it's rescue unperceived, valued for a lot of the institution to panic. in either case, it's going to be a very, very exciting market to watch. there are so much look forward to it. and the origins of life on earth, what we know, and what we don't know next in sophia, and co only on an international to own. mm. hm, i have a good day to use my home. i'm going to start simply at a federal reserve for you. don't forget about it. oh, heck, no. what is a refrigerator came when we get the rest, the 7 years? a report the ah, me come to still visionaries me so if he shivered not say for ages will been trying to trace back the origins of life on earth. how does baron rock turn into stone bass, flourishing, beautiful and abundant as well as professor of evolutionary biochemistry at university college london, nick lane

give us the lehmans version if you don't mind laying out the science behind it. >> there's bacteria and they're not much smarter than we are. they took a mug shot which they will take a snippet of the genetic code. weave it into their own dna. so we have these repeated sequences sequences get called crisper. at the wait for bacteria to remember that attack. it's not all that interesting and less you get into eight buyers a pandemic and if that something were able to do. is it all right just like a vaccine. they had sisters like an enzyme when they see it they just chop it up. it's bacteria you could use it to cap the virus what the deal was they repurpose the system we car place the gene if we want to produce not all that complicated thought that was pretty incredible. >> what ever i edited is part of theno human known. >> that part of history we will neverer know. we talk we have messenger rna and then there's crisper rna and you talk about tracer rna. there different types without getting too much into the weeds. >> there are little snippets of. it. so the messenger rna is the thing r

is by applying some sort of blind sort of tolerance lehman his most extreme rhetoric, including to blatant genocide, a denial and, and this is where your position in the public a service guy is really hesitant to opposing him. and so, debt is the reason because the position of republicans have scanned the strongest opposition party in the board of scott is actually on a handed by undercarriage a. we sentence for genocide in boss and have selina and it is kind of contrary to all the basic premises of debt, opposition our party to opposed adding on genocide denial. oh, so, but they are opposing deposition ease of posing a dolly and an almost as, as, as a pie, he is responsible for the war. it seems that they are aware what he's call succession, but could actually cause so and i also like to strengthen the escalation in don't extravagant practice. it is unprecedented, but the pattern actually in itself is actually not new. he has blame the, played this game with international community before, and it has work like for example, he has the concessions were made to dominique to removing to natio

very happy to receive any support from the public purse that we're entitled to via all financial lehman instead of bequeathed mine now to his children between his father, a swedish prince found that a charitable foundation before he died. the count and countess are not obliged to pay inheritance or gift tax through the foundation. they also don't need to pay corporation or trade tax. there are also income tax exemptions. the foundation funds most of its projects with the money. it saves us a decision. this gorgeous to help. it's beautiful. hey, there are the many gardener is great to see you. them look at the new flowers going in. they're going to look amazing. this soil's looking really good at the many gardener project. children learn respect for nature. once a month, the foundation promotes landscape management, environmental and historic preservation, as well as regional values and scholarship projects that enhance the image of my now island. for tim, that mit i'd, it's great for children if they can join in and get involved. it's an opportunity that doesn't present itself often. un

cnn host is taking heat for his coverage of the small a trial on his show monday lehman got an update from a cnn reporter about the ongoing trial, but did not mention the fact he was mentioned in it.

can you tell us in lehmans terms what the significant is?k that is _ significant is? the shock coming in, the shock that is at _ significant is? the shock coming in, the shock that is at the _ significant is? the shock coming in, the shock that is at the economy, i significant is? the shock coming in, j the shock that is at the economy, is a big one, and the problem is that interest rates are basically at zero, and central banks around the world worry about them. that is not enough stimulus, so the central bank is in their... i voted for quantitative easing, and the idea is that it puts more money into the economy, makes mortgages cheaper and other things cheaper and allows people to take risks. but with the bottlenecks we saw from lockdown, people actually spend a lot of their money on goods, they are not spinning on services, they are not going on cruises, they're not going to nightclubs. what they're doing is buying things disproportionately. they buying more food, gems for the houses and the supply chain is just not big enough to deal wi

what we saw in say 20072008, which was a period of great institutional change, the bankruptcy of lehman brothers, et cetera, et cetera. next time ron watch what the retail traders are going to be doing, because they might provoke it were at the same time they might actually come to it's rescue unperceived. valued were a lot of the institutions of panic. in either case, it's going to be a very, very exciting market to watch. so happy new year if it comes for i, we're joining scotty now here in washington, shortly after, which i'll be here to update you on the big stories were tracking hairs art, se in moscow or a look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people, a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except where such orders that conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about artificial intelligence at that point, obviously is to great trust, rather than fear a very job with artificial intelligence. real, somebody with a robot must protect its own existence with again, there are rumors of war. there are rumors of

follows several of his father's earliest plans with just a row of buildings along the tree line of lehmanagreement sword or meadow. later in oregon state it was nestled against the residential community but employ generous dream tree-lined oval to serve as a transition and buffer while organizing the building 's around a sequence of more intimate quadrangle's that were introverted. as in colorado and ohio, placing the agricultural livestock athletic facilities peripherally await where the countryside conversely, the homestead plant for the university of oregon in eugene despite its habitual organization around a major agreement, common space also utilized its proximity to an attractive millrace from the willamette river. as much as his father had done in the earlier scheme at orono in maine gave specific character in the aspect of nature as the alternative to the inevitably urbanizing residential perimeter in all of the directions. meanwhile, the younger son, born in 1870 after the family returned to the east coast, like jc earlier, was sent off as a teenager on the geological survey part

confusing to people because you're talking about dna but messenger rna, mrna, proteins, give us a lehman if you don't mind laying out the science behind it. >> what they do is they take what attacks them and we look at the snippet of the genetic code and it goes into their own dna so they have these repeated sequences that encode the virus that attacked them. that's all it really is, a bacteria to remember viruses that attack. it doesn't seem that interesting msu go through a pandemic like we are now so they say all right, a bacteria attacking, the crisper is like scissors, it's guided it just tops it out. the bacteria can move it to cut a virus, we can repurpose and target in our own body. it is the system that tereus, we can then program that rna guide so it chops it up and can replace the gene so that's all it is. it's not that complicated. >> you put in there your journey how you were able and i thought that was incredible. >> it's that part of human race. >> you talk about you have messenger rna crisper rna and you talk about rna, so there are different types without getting too muc