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pushed back against fear and misinformation, against the notion that vietnamese refugees wouldn't asim lute or posed a threat to values. the result, as we know, was a law that welcome d and assisted refugees. four years later when president carter, who i hope very much is listening today, took the bold step of doubling the monthly resettlement number for southeast asian refugees. that act of u.s. leadership helped to convince other countries to take similar action. soon after president carter, representative holtsman and others worked to enact the act that we're celebrating toad. that created a permanent and systemic procedure for the admission of refugees and granting of asylum to persecuted individuals from anywhere in the world. as a u.n. official who also happens to be an american, i believe that i'm within my rights to say that the world could use such leadership today. in his 1981 state of the union address, president carter noted, we cannot hope to build a just and humane society at home if we ignore the humanitarian claims of refugees, their lives at stake who have nowhere else to t

new hampshire put out a statement saying we're rez lute in protecting new hampshire's first in the theatus as they always are. they also expressed confidence that iowa and the dnc and this is saul going to work out. your thoughts on the calendar being in jeopardy. >> i think it will stay the same. this is a unique and interesting component. i think they'll have to figure out something for the dnc to figure out something. new hampshire will be' first primary. the calendar will stay the same. you'll have to come up with some middle ground to allow for participation that does not look like a primary. >> joe biden out on the campaign trail. a long story, this is consider a gaff because it wasn't accurate. is this just a gaff. the obama campaign in 2008. the is he different from what you were working with in 2008 in the runup to that election? >> no, i don't see any difference. i got to see, joe biden if there's a narrative about him for this 30 years, poll numbers are higher than any other time he's run for president. i don't think very many people are holding this against them including t

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luted, are i said i felt like i was catching up.entral bankom perspective might be affected if they go hard and fast. if the policymakers are slow and follow the markets, they may not get any impact. so that 50 basis points has caught many people out, because what was the consensus prior to the move? that is a big cut, that will wake the market up. it seems new zealand and australia are, once again, leading the fixed income rally. just about every fixed income portfolio manager are now has a bit of long australian or kiwi in their portfolio. it is what you are supposed to do. it tend to lead the global rate cycle. it is the time difference and where they sit in terms of geography. but that is an interesting choice. it puts them back at the front of the pellet gun -- pelton. -- peloton. ago, rbs was at the front, then australia and the .oj everyone is taking turns nejra: what could happen first? that we see rates get to negative or qe? steven: if they are trying to boost inflation expectations bearing in mind there is this discussion

and they said the great danger facing the united states is rebelism, the undi luted, unconquered sense they were not wrong, merely beaten. that was in february 1866. by june 1866, after thousands of such conversations and editorials and actions, including race massacres in memphis and new orleans, the republicans put forward the 14th amendment. now, the republicans were deeply divide about this. some thinking it went too far and others thinking not far enough. but they unified the party behind the necessity for action for that moment. the amendment passed both houses of congress and went before the states for ratification. you know andrew johnson vee toed one bill after another. republicans overrode those. here's what the stanton newspaper said. a more nefarious and reckless scheme for party engrandizement. the democratic newspapers of the north including chambersburg were undistinguishable from the south. they said the black voting and the federal military presence and any step toward equality of rights for african-americans are a travesty. the editorials the republicans expressed eve

secondaryly we have inadequate mechanisms for testing leading to, you know, high failure rates or poll lute tants or carcinogens or whatever. would you agree with that kind of framing of the issues in that way? and then a have a couple of follow-up questions by implication. >> i think those two points address major factors that characterize the industry and where we are now, yes. >> you focused on generics because you said that's 90% of what we take. >> yes. >> aren't those problems similar to the branding medicines as well, those two initial problems that i talked about? >> my understanding is that there are some brand name drugs that do use active ingredients made in china say certain chemotherapy products. when it comes to quality and testing, it's also my understanding that at least from what people in the industry say that the brand name companies have more incentive to insure quality because their name is on the box and they're the only supplier. >> good. well, then two very specific questions. on page four of your testimony, think it's outline point b-8. you talk about an online phar

when we started with quantitative easing and fed in back pockets and flooding the world with cash, lutengs don't hold true like they used to. dagen: right, i will point out since late 70's, mitch can correct me if i'm wrong, the yield curve inverted 7 times and only in four of those instances did it result in a recession, some months out, as you said about 2 years, let's talk about stocks versus bonds, when you look at the 30-year yield that's dropped before the yield on s&p by 500 for the first time since 2009, when what's does that say about attractiveness of stock here, scott? >> well, it should start to get more attractive as you see the 10-year, make run at half percent if the world keeps doing what they are doing and surely make look stocks look better, we have europe in serious negative interest rate environment and just not working, all the things that we are throwing are really only place holders for true growth, hoping around the corner sometime soon, we don't know how to grow anymore especially europe, while the u.s. is doing okay, the bond market is more corrected about our

he still uses left sculptures which are quiet strength left handed musicians feature the likes of lute beethoven and really a. good hugo more recently legendary guitarist jimi hendrix. in the past researches have suggested left handers are capable of a wider scope of thinking to explain the high number of left handed nobel prize winners including albert einstein and physicist mari curie to name just whom. i was left handed to intrude stars such as charlie chaplin and angelina jolie. i mean sport tennis player martina navratilova is one of a host of top athletes to we'll done left hand to their advantage i left handedness also runs in the british royal family with queen elizabeth her mother her son prince charles and grandson prince william all being left handed suggesting it could be genetic. it watching the judge in the u.s. come to you live from berlin up next indeed news is you have returned to hong kong after another day of disruptions at hong kong airport after protesters refused to stand on. an indian promising that in the movie takes on the one should promote a message of enviro