look at another story that from history and there is no more important document in history than the magna carta and this is really important to the whole big point space and to all the stories about d. globalization d. population d. dollars ation because one thing we've been talking about with d. dollar ization is that the u.s. dollar is part of the reason why. people are dollar rising is because the weaponization of the u.s. dollar and the increasing use of sanctions against even allied nations like germany so here was a story a british man found guilty of trying to steal priceless magna carta now he said he thought it was fake but it was real it was and falls very cathedral but there was a line in there of course that reminded me of how important it is to today because we think everything is stable we think everything is going to continue as it is that the u.s. empire is the mightiest empire in history and nothing will stop and nothing can replace the dollar but remember the magna carta in june 2015 the despotic king john accepted the demands of rebellious barrens to curb his powers and

in the last 30 seconds here i want to say that you know it the ironic thing is of course the magna carta defined our rights in paper and this guy including in that paper was that you would be tried by a jury of your peers and this guy was found guilty by a jury of his peers so it was quite fitting that's ironic yeah plus it's already on the block chain so what's the point but. i guess that's going to do it for this particular portion of the show and we're going take a break and when we come back much more coming your way. the russian state television propaganda machine propaganda outlet propaganda tools we are in an information war. you can change the world tomorrow. we send out you tube videos that. are structured today is the longest network online. push you brush as russia russia and russia today is. building a view that works against russia today and i really have to join the to see you then on our team. were so proud and those. are just getting to a number. why have you not shut down our t.v. on you tube it's a propaganda machine mr walker. to . keep. each. the an. e.p. of. the air.

amanda: that was my conversation with magna ceo don walker. as one of the biggest we will discuss the latest after this. this is bloomberg. ♪ amanda: this is bloomberg markets. i'm amanda lang in toronto. shery: i'm shery ahn in new york. time for the bloomberg business flash. a look at the biggest this is stories in the news right now. the parent of t-mobile wants to renegotiate the billion dollars takeover of sprint. deutsche has learned telekom wants a lower price because sprint shares have fallen. the sides have not yet started talks about new terms. says it is planning an ipo for universal music by early 2023. universal is the french company's take profit driver, raking in money from the popularity of music streaming. among the stars, taylor swift, drake, and eminem. american airlines was to establish seattle as an international gateway, starting with nonstop service to bangalore, india. american says that is the most requested root by the customers. american plans to add more flights. fromg pressure on huawei the u.s. as they raise racke

carrying a sign identifying herself as a twin tortured by magna she left disheartened that hardly anyone had heard of the mengele experiments and that amid all the ceremony very few actual survivors were asked to speak. she reached out to major newspapers magazines and television networks in the united states imploring them to help her find other mengele twins no one replied guess what nobody can. then one day she had an epiphany if she were to start an organization and named herself president the media would be more likely to listen to her that was the birth of candles children of auschwitz nazi deadly lab experiments survivors. around the same time she persuaded her brother in law in israel to put an advertisement in a major newspaper seeking other surviving twins there after all that effort she began to make progress 80 twins in israel came forward almost immediately and then finally she was contacted by a journalist. and we got so many letters which we ignored but there was a quality about. him that totally grabbed mae and i picked up the phone and i called biff what i do i think she

he actually graduated in 1999 from colgate university magna kum lad a means he is smart with a history degree. he is founded an organization called democracy matters to help deepen democracy and train youth how to run effective grassroots movements. his accomplished career includes his induction to the world sports humanitarian hall of fame first commitment to the community. it's my honor to welcome to the stage -- >> this is so awesome. are you guys ready to hoop over there! that doesn't sound con for instancing! >> are you ready to hoop! >> that's much better. i was dropped b drafted by the n 1997 and i'm still a part of this organization is their undying commitment to our community. as an organization and athletes, we believe that we have a morale imperative to help make our community better. and i think that from the organization from the top to bottom, all of our players embodies that philosophy. for me it's a bit more personal. i think that sports is one of those things that give you amazing opportunities to do whatever you want to do. for me, it's been about being the first pers

he actually graduated in 1999 from colgate university magna kum lad a means he is smart with a history degree. he is founded an organization called democracy matters to help deepen democracy and train youth how to run effective grassroots movements. his accomplished career includes his induction to the world sports humanitarian hall of fame first commitment to the community. it's my honor to welcome to the stage -- >> this is so awesome. are you guys ready to hoop over there! that doesn't sound con for instancing! >> are you ready to hoop! >> that's much better. i was dropped b drafted by the n 1997 and i'm still a part of this organization is their undying commitment to our community. as an organization and athletes, we believe that we have a morale imperative to help make our community better. and i think that from the organization from the top to bottom, all of our players embodies that philosophy. for me it's a bit more personal. i think that sports is one of those things that give you amazing opportunities to do whatever you want to do. for me, it's been about being the first pers

the peers merican through had come with the magna slogan spelled out and i think it's very rare for somebody in russia to have such an artifact is that an expression of a personal or political sympathy it was a gift by the russian artist to during the election and during all the hype about me being somehow involved.

us who care about democracy and freedom and human rights and more importantly running mate and the magna carta and the english jurisprudence and the law desperately want to believe that the law will prevail because this is not the law it's a kangaroo court and to have a kangaroo court taking place in my home and distresses me beyond all belief is this what my father my grandfather died for no it's not we need to be able to rely on the law and this is a sure or come on people let's that it's. take to the streets where i am or if you will just thank you well while julian assange has been mostly ignored by mainstream media one story that hasn't is the death of reality t.v. host caroline flack question similar to those are asked after the death of princess diana and amy winehouse being asked all over again about all agog newspapers and ironically flacks last on screen performance is to be in a film starring steve coogan himself at the heart of an inquiry into president thinks the film greed examines the dark side of the fashion industry from the perspective of a billionaire businessman going

think you know when you talk about the rule of law so the rule of law joy it's 800 at her saree of the magna carta one of the seminal moments in the rule of law when the count of 5 powers of the people matched in some small way the power of the sovereign and that was you know just about 8 years ago so where are we now have we accomplished anything you know the rule of law on the run in every country in the world you see the rise of fascism everywhere you look in every country in europe there's a fascist party by whatever name there's there's brutal dictators in every part of the world it's always been a balance of power between the sort of the owens and this is just another day of that war it's an endless war and people who are paying attention should be terrified you know i was think that the the greatest part of the president has is to make war and to appoint judges and really that is his greatest strength when he appoints judges who don't respect the rule of law you get an opportunity for the president to it balance the system this is a terrible events but it's a continuum it is a series

the peers american for how come with the magna slogan spelled out i know that it's very rare for somebody in russia to have such an artifact is that an expression of a 1st.

the paid merican for how can we have the magna slogan spelled out and it's very rare for somebody in russia to have such an artifact is that an expression of a personal or political sympathy it was a gift by a russian artist that during the election and during all the hype about me being somehow involved in. mr trump's presidency. this was given to me for my birthday and i really liked it and that's part of my collection here in the room where i spend some of my time do you actually think that he's making america great absolutely in the way in every possible economical. way considering that you know g.d.p. is above the roof. joe blow's. crowd is almost gone in america and i think he's been a very successful president at least financially as a businessman with the business background he's been more successful than a lot of his presidents it's interesting that they say that because.

the paid merican for how come with the magna slogan spelled out and it's very rare for somebody in russia to have such an artifact is that an expression of a personal or political sympathy it was a gift by a russian artist to during the election and during all the hype about me being somehow involved in. mr trump's presidency. this was given to me for my birthday and i really liked it and that's part of my collection here in the room where i spend some of my time do you actually think that he's making america great absolutely in the way in every possible economical. way considering that you know g.d.p. is above the roof. job. crowd is almost gone in america and i think he's been a very successful president at least financially as a businessman with the business background he's been more successful than a lot of his pretty presidents it's interesting though to say that because he is riding very high in the polls according to gallup 6. 53 percent of the americans approve of the of his handling of the economy which is a record not only for trump but also for any president since $911.00. in y

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he wrote magna carta, he wrote "little house on the prairie" and the first three fast and furious sequences. amy klobuchar should be ashamed of herself. there's nothing that he hasn't written or accomplished. >> tucker: kind of an amazing figure. you think president would be a stepping stone to be something bigger like emperor of the world. with that many achievements, he's like a third word dictator with all the medals what is next for joe biden? >> i don't know why his bothering to run to be honest. basically he's already the president for life of the people's republic of himself. that seems to be satisfying for him. when he was arrested and jailed with nelson mandela, he managed to pass the robin island prison parking lot expansion bill from jail with nelson. and then he taught nelson the macarena. there's literally nothing he hasn't done. i think the next debate, the other six candidates should do the whole two hours in joe biden impressions. because it's a thing now. everyone loves it. it's the only thing that they like about him. the only question is in the event that he somehow manag

he graduated magna cum laude from harvard and obtained his a and phd in philosophy at princeton. he has written more than 20 books and has edited 13. he is best known for his classics race matters and democracy matters and his memoir brother west, living and loving out loud. he appears frequently on the colbert report, cnn and c-span, and he also made his film debut in the matrix, and he was a commentator on the official trilogy released in 2004. dr.ck prophetic fire," with christa book, buschendorf presents a perspective on six african-american leaders dubois, martin. luther king jr., ellen baker, malcolm x and otto barnett. examine the impact of these men and women within these passionate advocates but also their fault lines, providing new insights that humanize all of these well-known actors, west ines an important step rekindling the black prophetic fire so essential in the age of obama. helene atwan has been director of the beacon press since october of 1995. she holds a master's degree in english literature from the university of virginia. she began her career in publishing

johnson would go on to describe the legislation as the magna carta for the city but its focus on the market and ownership insured it was a bipartisan bill. at the heart of the new legislation was a low income homeownership program that aims to transform low income renters into homeowners. federal officials turned homeownership as a cheaper program with the cost of the houses were absorbed by the homeowners by the federal government paid out subsidies over the duration of the mortgages, thus drawing out its payments and minimizing the sticker shock a big upfront costs for a new housing program. these financial concerns also fit with the growing ideas that homeownership could stabilize the anchor and restiveness coursing through american cities are freshman senator charles persico republican from illinois, describe the benefits of expanding homeownership as quote a new dawn of opportunity on which a new national effort to bring dignity and a better life to today's slum dogs must be based if we can democratize our cities, we can give people of the gatto a piece of the action, let them b

i was able to graduate magna cum laudefrom my four-year college.eople came into my life, and the ones that took an interest in me and steered me forward, they were white. and many of them were white men. and these people encouraged me that i could do anything. and i did not see myself as handicapped because i was black, i was a female, i was poor. i didn't see any of that until i got to graduate school. and then i learned that i was oppressed, that i was poor, that i was black, that i was female, and that i couldn't do any of the things i had already done. so i believe the 1619 project offers a very crippling message to our children. and i was spared from having that message brought to me. and i believe that if i had been exposed to that, if i had internalized that negative message, i don't believe i would have been able to do the things that i've done in life. i believe in america. i believe america is the greatest country in the world. i'm a patriot. i want to do everything that i can for this nation to bring it together. and i think that we do n

after graduating magna couple laud from notre dame in 1958, the judge served in the united states army for two years before he was honorably discharged. mr. burr shut: he -- mr. burchett: he earned his juries doctorate in 1963. for the majority of his life he dedicated himself to the law. he spent 30 years as a legal partner between two knoxville-based law firms until he was appointed to his position with the tennessee court of appeals, eastern section in march of 1994. the judge was elected statewide to his judgeship four times throughout his public service career and issued over 1,000 opinions during his time on the bench. he's also active in the knoxville community through service of many nonprofit boards and his church. the state of tennessee is lucky to have had his public certificate vase throughout the years. judge, i wish you the best in your retirement and hope it is filled with quality time with your wife, children, and grandchildren. on a personal note i want to say thank you for being such a good friend. mr. speaker, i relinquish my time. . the speaker pro tempore: for what

he actually graduated in 1999 from colgate university magna kum lad a means he is smart with a historyis founded an organization called democracy matters to help deepen democracy and train youth how to run effective grassroots movements. his accomplished career includes his induction to the world sports humanitarian hall of fame first commitment to the community. it's my honor to welcome to the stage -- >> this is so awesome. are you guys ready to hoop over there! that doesn't sound con for instancing! >> are you ready to hoop! >> that's much better. i was dropped b drafted by the n 1997 and i'm still a part of this organization is their undying commitment to our community. as an organization and athletes, we believe that we have a morale imperative to help make our community better. and i think that from the organization from the top to bottom, all of our players embodies that philosophy. for me it's a bit more personal. i think that sports is one of those things that give you amazing opportunities to do whatever you want to do. for me, it's been about being the first person in my fam

his classmates, magna cum laude and works at block tell, works at the associate white house counsel i believe in a special counsel to the judiciary committee and recently appointed to the ninth circuit so round of applause for judge kennedy. >>. >> thank you for the introduction. i think we're going to have a great debate here. we have two experts on class actions. just a little bit of the format, i will give professor fitzpatrick the floor and let him speak for about 10, 15 minutes tomake his case . and mister torvill will get another 10, 15 minutes to relax and after that we will open the floor for questions here. i think as michael mentioned, brian and i were classmates in law school, we in fact lived in the same dorm floor. and i can tell you that back in the day at harvard if you were a rockefeller republican, you were treated as if you were to the right of attila the hunt. ryan in law school was to the right of attila the han. i say that in just, brian is actually more libertarian but very sterling,'s credentials, works for judge scanlon, or justice scalia, worked for editor joh

magna see it die now. it gets weirder. and then the tape ended. it is a very inconclusive video. later they told me the reason why he did not want to see the bits. he was afraid i would take it out of context. he assured me that the hamster did die. more recently, a few months ago i was very excited telephone call. the goats and the hamsters are steering. what kind of animal was it. i'm not can it tell you. was at a small animal and cheap to purchase. i can neither confirm or deny that. they don't want to kill a hamster anymore. they want to earn the --dash michael learn might learn the art of despair. they are teaching the interrogators. back in the 80s they were trying to kill them. at one point all of the videos are inconclusive. the camera zooms in. you hear a soldier off-camera saying he is down. you never see it. i have never actually seen any animal fall over. at that point they put 30 goats in a room and they put november -- numbers on each of the goat. goat number 17 fell over. i guess is collateral damage. >> the other thing i was curious to know was how this came to be

from >> harvard magna laude and is recognized for five minutes. where did you get your undergraduate degree? >> harvard as well. >> a long lease. >> thank you very much, chairman cohen and members of the committee. citizens united is the diplomatic decision of the new gilded age in which we live. it represents, it ratifies, and it worsens the extreme wealth and income inequality that defines our current societal situation. it has empowered a very tiny number of people to have a disproportionate widely disproportionate influence over who runs for office, who wins elections, what candidates say, what candidates don't say and what officeholders do, what officeholders are even allowed to permitted to say and to be taken seriously when in office. when i say a small number of people i member of very small number of people. 25 individuals are responsible for half of all super pac contributions made since the citizens united decision was handed down. 25 individuals.. 01% of donors, .21% of donors are responsible for roughly 40% of all campaign contributio

he actually graduated in 1999 from colgate university magna kum lad a means he is smart with a history he is founded an organization called democracy matters to help deepen democracy and train youth how to run effective grassroots movements. his accomplished career includes his induction to the world sports humanitarian hall of fame first commitment to the community. it's my honor to welcome to the stage -- >> this is so awesome. are you guys ready to hoop over there! that doesn't sound con for instancing! >> are you ready to hoop! >> that's much better. i was dropped b drafted by the n 1997 and i'm still a part of this organization is their undying commitment to our community. as an organization and athletes, we believe that we have a morale imperative to help make our community better. and i think that from the organization from the top to bottom, all of our players embodies that philosophy. for me it's a bit more personal. i think that sports is one of those things that give you amazing opportunities to do whatever you want to do. for me, it's been about being the first person in my

he actually graduated in 1999 from colgate university magna kum lad a means he is smart with a historyegree. he is founded an organization called democracy matters to help deepen democracy and train youth how to run effective grassroots movements. his accomplished career includes his induction to the world sports humanitarian hall of fame first commitment to the community. it's my honor to welcome to the stage -- >> this is so awesome. are you guys ready to hoop over there! that doesn't sound con for instancing! >> are you ready to hoop! >> that's much better. i was dropped b drafted by the n 1997 and i'm still a part of this organization is their undying commitment to our community. as an organization and athletes, we believe that we have a morale imperative to help make our community better. and i think that from the organization from the top to bottom, all of our players embodies that philosophy. for me it's a bit more personal. i think that sports is one of those things that give you amazing opportunities to do whatever you want to do. for me, it's been about being the first person

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he actually graduated in 1999 from colgate university magna kum lad a means he is smart with a historye is founded an organization called democracy matters to help deepen democracy and train youth how to run effective grassroots movements. his accomplished career includes his induction to the world sports humanitarian hall of fame first commitment to the community. it's my honor to welcome to the stage -- >> this is so awesome. are you guys ready to hoop over there! that doesn't sound con for instancing! >> are you ready to hoop! >> that's much better. i was dropped b drafted by the n 1997 and i'm still a part of this organization is their undying commitment to our community. as an organization and athletes, we believe that we have a morale imperative to help make our community better. and i think that from the organization from the top to bottom, all of our players embodies that philosophy. for me it's a bit more personal. i think that sports is one of those things that give you amazing opportunities to do whatever you want to do. for me, it's been about being the first person in my f