the american classic "the giver" by lois lowry.alues sameness above all else and mercilessly euthanize as those that do not fit it. the giver tells the story of 12- year-old jonas, all community metrics, normal. he apologizes readily for anything he has done wrong and chooses his words very carefully. he dutifully takes a pill every single day to suppress any new feelings or urges that come with hitting puberty. that is until his life assignment ceremony. every 12-year-old is assigned their wife's work. maybe to the fish hatchery or as a doctor or as a laborer. but jonas is selected to be the community's next receiver of memory which means jonas will receive every single memory of the collective society from the former receiver who is now called "the giver". while in honor, jonas is isolated but it will be he alone who suffers from emotions pain and love and joy. the giver grapples with heavy themes including the weight of memory, the freedom of choice, society and governmental control, individualism. while dystopian literature is

and it is amazing because rich lowry did not mention anything about that.went on with the trial as if for crying out loud it was just like starting months ago. we have new developments and people like julie kelly will spell those out in a heartbeat. host: and i think it was monday on the show that mollie crane newman of "the new york daily news" and manhattan court reporter came to talk about the week ahead and we had done the previous thing the previous monday -- a similar thing the previous monday. we always -- we always appreciate additional suggestions for various guest. this is johnny, oregon. independent. good morning. caller: yes, i just want to talk to c-span and i know that none of my comments will change any minds. i just want to express my views and give some relief. a few things to touch on concerning the israeli-hamas war. number one, some people believe that there is some moral superiority in nations compared -- in america compared to russia. america does not have any moral superiority and it just depends on who the victim is in any situation.

host: we welcome back to the program rich lowry, he spent a lot of time thinking and writing about the college campus protests over israel and the war in gaza. they are not over yet. there is an article in the "wall street journal" about harvard, penn and m.i.t. are struggling to quell the protests, what do you think the lasting image of this wave of college campus protests this spring? guest: lasting image is a great question. tense as people with loudspeakers next to them is the image of this bout of protests. and quite shameful. the groups organizing them are frankly imation asked in their aims against israel and we have heard a lot of hateful and disgusting things. and the administrators generally and there have exceptions, they have been very craven. the first reaction was we will give you a warning and then restou. and thethe faculty walks out in the support of the students and on the s comes right back and they are not arrested for two weeks and there are sets of negotiations and they end taking a building and on they really have to be arrested again. this is a blow to the reput

. >> we have rich lowry and monica crowley, why biden's election interference lawfare jihad against trump has not moved needle one micrometer millimeter, whatever. and kevin has hassett will tell us why even joe biden is not spend 1.6 trillion between now and election day. so, president biden throwing israel under the bus. treachery against our great of ally in middle east egeneral jack keane will weigh in. and one more. the electric vehicle red ink keeps coming we talk with senator cynthia of great state of wyoming. joining me now on set, congressman wesley hunt. >> thank you. larry: you have been a great guest. we're delighted. a busy day. quick thought, trump's gag order, said unconstitutional. he cites a lot of good lawyers, they are fox contributors like jonathan turley and gregg jarrett and professor dershowitz. >> a former president of these united states of america. that is being attacked in this manner cannot defend himself? this is ridiculous, the cases are falling on their head, we're finds out quickly our justice system is sound, proving this is a fares and a political pursuit

the day one shot behind lowry, along with robert macintyre.. commemorations are being held in italy to mark 80 years since the allied forces won the battle of monte cassino — one of the bloodiest in the second world war. tens of thousands of troops from a number of countries, including the uk, were killed before the mountain—top monastery and the nearby town were captured from the nazis. earlier i spoke to our correspondent kasia madera who has been following the memorial events. right now at the commonwealth war cemetery, wreaths are being laid by the families, by those who are honouring the fallen of the battle for monte cassino. 55,000 allied casualties 80 years ago. and the battle was extremely brutal. it was over the monastery, right up on that hill, monte cassino, where the germans had an incredible viewpoint and the allied soldiers needed to take control of that mountain. as my report shows. on a mountaintop perch, the monastery that was worth fighting for. but with heavy losses on both sides, victory came at great cost. big italian rai

the day one behind lowry, along with robert macintyre.test on go out for another four or five hours. 0lly foster with the spot there. now to the democratic republic of the congo. the alley says it has foiled an attempted coup in the capital kinshasa. speaking on state television, brigadier general sylvain ekenge said the situation was now under control and the attackers were "out of action". translation: the armed forces of the democratic republic - of the congo bring to the attention of the national and international public that an attempted coup d'etat was nipped in the bud by the defence and security forces. this attempt involved foreigners and congolese. these foreigners and congolese work stopped, including their leader. the armed forces of the drc asked the population to go about their business freely and peacefully. the defence and the security forces are in complete control of the situation. let's speak to our deputy africa editor, ann soy. what do we know happened? we understand that around dawn and to men with ak—47s and militar

the day one behind lowry, along with robert macintyre.sport app or website. let's stay with sport — as you heard there it's the end ofjurgen klopp's spell as manager of liverpool this afternoon. he's won the club countless victories, not only the premier league for the first time but also the champions league. let's speak to craig hannan, from the anfield wrap, a collection of podcasts about liverpool fc. he's at the stadium now. how big a moment is this, given the legacy how big a moment is this, given the legachurgen klopp has now? i how big a moment is this, given the legacy jurgen klopp has now? i think it's a massive _ legacy jurgen klopp has now? i think it's a massive moment, _ legacy jurgen klopp has now? i think it's a massive moment, a _ legacy jurgen klopp has now? i think it's a massive moment, a moment . legacy jurgen klopp has now? i thinkj it's a massive moment, a moment in time for liverpool football club. he is a manager that brought back the glory days, the glory days from the past back into the present for a whole new g

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the slooebd stacked, long birdie putt for lowrie on 13 putter hot round 3, 9 under 62 ties major championshipord. segala shots like that help he holds out for birdie. morikawa on 18 will be partnered with schaafly. we take a look at the leaderboard it's figala and entering the final round. there's our leaderboard now. we will skip ahead to baseball. the giants put a park in mccovey cove. three run homer first at-bat beginning of six rbi day mat owes has driven in 15 runs. giants most in a game since 1912 and matos pretty good on defense, robbed a homer other night, giants beat the rockies 14-4 third straight win going for the sweep on sunday. sasquatch sighting in kansas city, a's in town, brown drives deep to centerfield leaves the park, two run shot tied the game at two. but in the seventh and one run game kyle isbel gives the royals the lead. kansas city wins 5-3, 7 straight losses for the a's and ahead one team punched it ticket to the western conference final and three bay area softball teams in post-season action saturday who is moving on. ♪ (ominous music) ♪ come on. what can i do to h

sorry. >> lowry. family. we'll go. >> lowry. family. we'll go. >> we'll go to richard.go to richard, and then i'll come back to you. sorry. i know you're chomping at the bit, but yes. go on. richard >> hi, patrick, yeah. i mean, this is a really strange scenario for me because i've been accused of all sorts of things by harry's fans over the last few years, like most royal correspondents. but i was really surprised that the king didn't make a short amount of time available to meet harry. and, and actually, i think it's probably a bit of a mistake , not probably a bit of a mistake, not for any reasons of state or the, you know, the future of the monarchy as an institution or anything like that. but just because as a family, inevitably sooner or later they're going to have to build bridges again and, and try to get on as a family and, and i thought that when harry came over in february , it harry came over in february, it looked as if that was the first step towards doing that . and step towards doing that. and certainly i was told by people close to the king that , you c

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child or you had a child or if you even knew any children in the past 40 years then you know lois lowry. the iconic, award-winning, best selling author of a dozen of books for children joints today for the velshi band book club. that starts today. on velshi. >>> good morning to you. it's saturday may the 11th, and there's a very important election just six months away. but, there are bigger problems diverting republicans attention away from the campaign on the one hand. there's donald trump. the gop is twice impeached, four times indicted presidential nominee is facing a historic criminal trial that kept him away from the campaign trail for the better part of the last month. the former president had a bruising week in court. testimony from stormy daniels wedged up sordid details about his playboy past that are likely to remind voters of his history of mistreating women. he think he gets a reprieve from this weekend. he's going to spend tonight holding a rally in new jersey where he will get to do all the talking. meanwhile, bitter divisions of house republicans spelled out into the open

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rich lowry and philippe rain. thank you for sticking around with us. don't have to take your glasses off for us. you have the pretty eyes. we want to see them here. michael cohen on the stand. robert costello in his interview with us said this guy is lying and the jury ought to hear about it. he wants to get out there and be a part of this -- he said if he were in todd blanche's shoes he would call himself as a witness. how are democrats digesting this? >> looking at the debate between biden and trump. i think it should be between costello and cohen. these guys don't like each other and have a lot to say against each other. democrats are watching it the same way republicans and americans are watching it. a former president of the united states is on trial. interesting when bill said a second ago the dow for if first time has broken 40,000. you have the two americas going at it. when i say this i will get jumped on by at least one of the three of you. the economy is doing well and getting better. i know. i was asking for it. but that's what america will

let's bring in rich lowry and liz peek. >> i missed the riff, but i assume it's brilliant, right?larry: i don't know, it wasn't -- >> of course. larry: here's the point, 100,00, historically only f, the r had a higher rally, 1255,000 or 120,000 way back in 19332. not even i was around in 193 32. the 100,000 rally, rich, freaked out democrats, all right? it showed trump's strength. >> yeah. larry: absolutely. so it's the not a coincidence that a couple days later biden comes out with this phony bravado video which they had to edit 5 or 6 or 8 times and challenges trump to a debate. i think the two are related. and the table talk again is if biden flunks that debate in june, they will take him out at the democratic national convention -- [laughter] in august 19th in chicago. so game-changer. of what do you think? >> well, i would also throw in "the new york times" poll that came out with trump basically ahead in all the swing states also a played into the fact. biden wouldn't be doing this unless he knew he's behind, right in the polls are wrong, but they know they're behind. they k

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so i'm glad that rich lowry wrote that column. other people need to stand up against this. this is wrong. >> laura: well, congressman, thank you so much. all right. putin is smiling tonight. that's the focus of tonight's angle. >> laura: so, just to recap, we know president trump was found guilty on all 34 counts in lower manhattan. and if that's the case, i really think we have reached the subbasement of u.s. history. this once unthinkable low. so, even when it's sunny by the way in the nation's capital, when biden is speaking always expect a storm of lies and stumbles with wide bands of irony moving through. >> we can't let putin win. say it again. we can't let putin win. >> laura: ha, that's funny. putin must be laughing. watching judge merchan run his courtroom like any kremlin crony would run his own in moscow. whenever a viable threat to his power base emerges, just take it out with soviet style justice. find a crime, any crime, and charge them with it. this is what is facing biden's likely successor now, donald trump. >> this was a rigged, disgraceful trial. the real

the day — one shot behind lowry, along with robert macintyre.on senna. the championship leader beat mclaren's oscar piastri and lando norris in a tight qualifying session with only a tenth of a second dividing the top three. piastri will start fifth, though, after he was given a three—place grid penalty. mercedes' george russell was sixth quickest with lewis hamilton down in eighth. coverage of that across the bbc but thatis coverage of that across the bbc but that is your sport. i was not expecting to hear that phrase in sport. random is the word. thank you. we will speak to you later. an inquiry into the uk's biggest health scandal will release its final report next week. more than 30,000 people in the uk were infected with hiv and hepatitis c after being given contaminated blood products by the national health service in the 19705, �*805 and �*905. in total, 3,000 people died. it's been described as the biggest treatment disaster in the history of the nhs. victims and their families have spent decades fighting for compensation. our correspond

y alcalde mark farrell, el cofundador y ex presidente ejecutivo de tipping point community, daniel lowrylegir al nuevo presidente y los puestos de diputados. la migración fue un tema clave debido al desafío que impone la crisis que vive el vecino país de haití. eso junto con la seguridad, fueron aspectos que motivaron a muchos a salir a votar, incluso fuera de la frontera dominicana en más temas internacionales. el helicóptero que transportaba al presidente de irán, ebrahim royce, habría sufrido un accidente aéreo, según los reportes de medios estatales, eso ha provocado un operativo de rescate masivo que incluye al menos 40 equipos de emergencia con drones y perros de búsqueda. sin embargo, el mal tiempo y la densa niebla están complicando los esfuerzos. en una zona montañosa del noroeste de irán, el mandatario también viajaba con el ministro de relaciones exteriores de su país y otros funcionarios. son las 18:00 de la tarde con 13 minutos. vamos a hacer una pausa en la nota dura para hablar también del tiempo. así que nos enlazamos con alondra anaya y esos detalles. feliz domingo, alon

but the biggest mover of the day so far in kentucky is ireland's shane lowry — who's moved up more thanland's justin rose, and rory mcilroy. 0nto football and chelsea have won the women's super league for the 5th successive year. they pipped title rivals manchester city on goal difference after thrashing manchester united 6—nil at old trafford on the final game of the season. british record signing mayra ramirez produced an outstanding individual display, scoring twice and assisting twice. manchester city would have needed a huge win at aston villa to overtake chelsea but they could only manage 2—1 at aston villa. elsewhere, vivianne miedema scored for arsenal in her final game for the club. they thrashed brighton to finish third in the table. but it's been all about the title race today — it's a seventh wsl title for chelsea's manager emma hayes and a fitting send off as she leaves the club to take over as the usa head coach. all the leaders on the pitch was absolutely essential, a big occasion and the experience of everyone delivered today. i don't think i have any words. i'm probably

this, we just held the buses for one moment in order to bring in rich law reigns leading, ed -- rich lowry, editor in chief of fox news contributor and welcome back. we should be up there. i mean, we could still get it. >> it's the game earlier tonight. >> yeah, going the way we've played and going straight to the rally. my saintly wife's art studio is right next door. it's a national shot across joe biden's bouhlel. >> look at both campaigns and joe biden moving going to certain states and blue states to maintain and shore up the base and here's donald trump going to some place like star trek, republican man going where no republican man has gone before except reagan. abandonment in cities and states to the democrats presuming they could never be won. that's a attitude that's horrible, it is incorrect, and people not only want a choice, but they want to know, they want to have some kind of symbol that you are generally interested in them and that's what it'll take to get this country back on her feet this. is the kind of move that does that. it also signals to the rest of the country the

hi, i'm jared lowry in the business school graduating this june. thank you all for being here.aybe folks with big egos that you worked with over your time in careers, i'm curious who you think was the best american o never even ran for president but you think they should have won? oh, wow. that's a great question. that's a great, tough question. yeah, it really is. anyone want to take■ why don't we put a in that? boy, you may have some to. guys. a lot of goes to make sure we don't brands tlo■@ don't we go to the next question, put a pin that if it occurs to anybody. urface back. go aheadal graduate student in sociology. so you talk about mananggo that's on the confident side. but what about the other side, which is insecurit i re henry kissinger. he did a lotanagg nixon. and i wonder if chief of staff itt position to manage insecurity, whether it's. so you ahee president. i think you have to convey a obviouy positive attitude and be very supportive of the president because it's very easy in his job, in this job, to get down and be down a lot, even thoughand challenge. but comes

larry: rich lowry and liz peek, thank you very, very much. the biden family's bank records. our own grady trim seatbelt here with some of those details. grady, what do you have? >> hey, larry, james comer tells fox business exclusively he subpoenaed a major bank, didn't say which one but comer says, the committee found new accounts that could lead to new information about the biden family's business dealings. the committee is asking the bank for financial information from that bank about president biden's brother james, sister-in-law sarah and son hunter. >> if you were paying the biden family for the biden brand, you were buying joe biden and joe bind wanted to make sure all the shady people that sent the shady wire transfers through all the l.l.c.,s to the biden family. they wanted to know that joe biden was front and center, and i think that the evidence will prove that. >> comer says the committee identified dozens of accounts and l.l.c.,s tied to the biden family with no explanation for what the family did to receive the money. >> i don'

dagen: rich lowry is here. we're going to, ooh, dig into the veep stakes.ident trump pick? what a delicious discussion also involving deroy murdock. and also one of the squad members is an even bigger conspiracy-wielding whacko than we thought. oh, we discuss as well. top of the hour. ♪ the road to opportunity. is often the road overlooked. (♪) at enterprise mobility, we guide companies to unique solutions, from our team of mobility experts. because we believe the more ways we all have to move forward. the further we'll all go. her uncle's unhappy. i'm sensing an underlying issue. it's t-mobile. it started when we tried to get him under a new plan. but they they unexpectedly unraveled their “price lock” guarantee. which has made him, a bit... unruly. you called yourself the “un-carrier”. you sing about “price lock” on those commercials. “the price lock, the price lock...” so, if you could change the price, change the name! it's not a lock, i know a lock. so how can we undo the damage? we could all unsubscribe and switch to xfinity. their connection is unrea

lowry's announcement comes amid what is expected to be the most expensive race for mayor in san franciscoistory. president biden today delivered the commencement address at west point military academy. the president praised the students for their courage and discipline, and said they are about to become full time members of, quote, the most honorable and the most consequential fighting force in the history of the world. >> there's never been a time in history when we've asked our military to do so many different things in so many different places around the world, all at the same time. right now, american soldiers are supporting brave ukrainians in their fight for freedom. our soldiers are working around the clock to keep munitions and equipment moving by land, sea and air. mr. biden is scheduled to attend the memorial day ceremony at arlington national cemetery on monday. >> he is also due to travel to normandy, france, next week to mark the 80th anniversary of the d-day invasion. donald trump got a mixed reception when he arrived on stage at the libertarian national convention in washin

thank lowry in the business school graduating this june.ank you all for being here.it i'm curious who you think was the best american leadernever even ran for presidt should have? and why do you think they should have won? oh, wow. that's a great■u question. that's a great, tough question. yeah, it really is. anyone want to take that. why don't we put a pin in that? boy, you may have some toguys. a lot of goes to make sure we don't brands that lost and should have n u■; know why don't we go to the next question, put a pin that if it occurs to anybody. well we'll surface back. go ahead. all right. my name is young. i'm a graduate student in sociology. so you talk about managing ego ats on the confident side. but what about the other side, which is insecurity? i read a memo by henry kissinger. he did a lot managing insecuribu nixon. and i wonder if chief of staff is in a betterion to manage insecurity, whether it's just a division of lab or not. so you are the confidant of the president. i think you have to convey a obviously a positive attitude and be very supportive

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you see lowry on saturday? and there were a lot of 50 foot putts.s were making 50 foot putts. maybe they just select, you know, they're videoing everyone so they can find those. but it still seems amazing to me. >> joe, becky, we need to spend more time practicing our golf game, is what it comes down to. >> i've tried. >> i've tried practice. it doesn't -- nothing helps. i need a psychiatrist. that might help. thanks, dom. >>> coming up, fed speak and the dow rally and focus from investors this week, we'll have more on the markets and what you should be watching after the break. >>> then later, kyle bass is going to join us to talk china and the markets. "squawk box" will be right back. i can't believe you corporate types are still at it. just stop calling each other rock stars. and using workday to put finance and h.r. on one platform. tim, you are a rock star. using responsible ai doesn't make you a rock star. it kinda does. you are not rock stars. (clears throat) okay. most of you are not rock stars. oooh. data driven insights, and large language

cards for marcello fonseca, leandro lowry, ma7, de oliveira, leticia diaz, shiba bandeira.okay, just making sure these are comments on the director's report. yes, yes. correct. great. yeah. my name is marcello fonseca. i've been a member of the tax industry for 35 years. a lot of you are fairly new to this board. i'd like to give you a little bit of history. in 2018, the san francisco federal credit union filed a lawsuit against the mta regarding their actions related to the now failed medallion sales program. in 2021, they lost their trial and almost two months ago, they lost their appeal, i know this is a legal matter, and you cannot talk about it here, but i was expecting, director tomlin to give us a little bit of a report. i don't think we should, spend money on a pacer account to find out everything that's going on in court, we have been following this case with great interest, to be honest, we are the real victims in this case, even though we are not plaintiffs. so, if possible. well, a week ago, the credit union filed an appeal with the california supreme court. so