mathis: she's had to learn that. had to learn that carefully staged appearances, and toned-down appearances, made her look stronger, but also more unapproachable and respected. reporter: she turned this to her advantage in 2006, when the global finance crisis threatened to bring entire nations to their knees. merkel's policies of strict austerity earned her little good will in greece, but much respect in germany. chancellor merkel: if the euro fails, europe fails. reporter: she made her position in the refugee crisis of 2015 just as clear, likely merkel's greatest challenge. the chancellor welcomed the refugees and her central message became something of a rallying cry. chancellor merkel: we've managed so much, we'll manage this, too. we can do it. and if anything stands in our way, we'll overcome it. reporter: but in practice, it didn't quite work out that way. the eastern european union members, in particular, balked at joining any common policy on the refugee issue. and in germany, right-wing groups stirred up fea

what do i think little mathis modality drill? discuss it up. let me do these remarks. simila thought was on today. we'll have dinner guest room as, as you did um, should we drugs through deal miss your i complete the a via accords where more than a year in the making the $93.00 page agreement included clauses about francis military rights in the sahara. in return, the evidence demands was self determination, were accepted along with a package of financial and economic aids. but in the cafes of the shores easy, the regions focus on the headline cease 5 or low. these are called if you're interested for digital buff body shop. did you want as long as it your 15? i'm on been such an been when thus called bush feel equal, vanishing. but the violence took a new turn. the o. e. i stepped up. it's a time to time sabotaged avionic courts. the goal is government, however, would not tolerate the toys violence. and on the 26th of march, 1962 shooting broke out on the streets of algiers. the french army, fired on o. yes, supporters. o . 80 o s support has d

this the sharks facing one of the stars of the show, austin mathis.combined gino's, this one courtesy of team homeyer, deflected by the goalie and into the net. later in the second, tied at two. open to carlson, slapshot and he thinks it. san jose back on top, they already have six points this is a the sharks beat the leafs by 4-oh, and it is back to jimmy g by default, for something cisco. ricky trey lance is out with a sprained knee so it is carafe alone who will start sunday night against the colts. jamil is the the one. >> i was seeing a dr. it was a couple weeks, a little aggressive and i came out the gate with that. i don't know, i have done in the past, similar injury and i knew my body and it would take a couple weeks. it was just a little pool, nothing too serious. >> wires are back in action sunday against the sacramento kings, that game is in california's capital. that is it for sports. >>> coming up on transfer, people in oakland thinking twice about their personal safety after a retired police captain is targeted at a gas station robbery

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you don't think it was compelling when mad. dog, mathis from the pentagon, said if that missile strike, it killed russian soldiers. it would have been war with moscow. i don't know when, when mad has said that, but i can do this if it's in the he, it's in the context of that that the joint chiefs of staff chairman joe dunford, called his russian counterpart, shirley before the strike and syria, as he had done the year before to say look, you see what's happened here with this chemical weapons attacked by the assad government and just want you to know that we're not going to sit idly by so you know, you need to look out for your russian forces. we understood fully and i think that's what madison is saying, that if we were not careful, that there might be a collateral damage, which we didn't want. this was not in any sense, aimed at rush was aimed at the assad regime. all be that you said the person was lying about it not being a chemical attack. you also say in the book that actually didn't. that's right. that was the russian position and that was incorrect, isn't it all the evidence in

you have a brilliant mathiness. this is a little inside baseball.l of the movement, the terminal value will not rise. talk about how far out your terminal value is, and discuss why it will not go higher. lisa: what markets -- ed: what markets are pricing in right now is a hiking cycle starting next year. if you look at the end of '23, that value has remained relatively unchanged. the curve is flattening out at the front end. from the fed's perspective, the terminal rate is not rising. that gives them less room to hike. tom: jon ferro will speak to a professor from cambridge here in a bit. discuss the distinction. ed: the market is fading the fed's strategy. they are bringing it forward far before we have any evidence on the table that we will achieve that max employment bogey by the middle of next year and that the inflation story is becoming entrenched. this is counter to what they told us at the last foc meeting. this is aggressive push back by the market against the feds. inflation is significantly higher today. the market is. did that for some r

there is a mathiness, there is a log convexity in the lme metals market like i have not seen going way back. i am talking 20, 30 years. that log convexity is french for acceleration. these prices are moving. jonathan: you mentioned how higher energy prices are starting to influence higher metals prices. we talked about it last week on this program. cutting back production because energy cost to get out of this -- to get this out of the ground is getting too expensive. tom: it is so important, and you literally have to go into the science of it. these are not financial instruments. these are not suits and ties moving paper around. this is tangible stuff. there is demand and supply variance. coco is actually down today. these are processes, and so many revolve around $86 brent. jonathan: central banks starting to respond to this. you heard that from the bank of england. lisa: 1% potential interest rate overnight in the united kingdom. how is that going to help the energy price? jonathan: it will not, but they are worried about inflation expectations becoming embedded, higher inflation ex

i would note the first mathy paragraph in it is towards social security.or 12 million, it is their sole support. that is really a third rail number for a lot of republicans and a lot of democrats. jonathan: there's going to be some real tension here, and that is not going away. that tension does not exist in financial markets beyond the t-bill curve, and that is the problem for this administration that would like people to take this a lot more seriously. our kids have been conditioned by experience not to -- markets have been conditioned by experience not to. lisa: janet yellen saying this could cause a recession did absolutely nothing to markets. jonathan: secretary yellen's tone has been pretty consistent over the past couple of months. lisa: but there are people, as you said, that have been conditioned to know that after all of their options have been exhausted, they do the right thing. let's wait. tom: i think it is a culture in europe. the first conversation i ever had with christine lagarde when she was a junior government official in france was exac

housley mathis w. henry edmund kirby emory upton alonzo cushing and george custer. ames would later recall he speaking of pelham was easily the most popular man at the core in my time. everybody liked him. i never heard anyone say a word against him. he was that kind of man, the kind of man who you felt instinctively hears her friend. he was quiet simple unassuming and unpretentious. there was a reserve about him that we got to know covered in inward strength. in his classwork pelham would never gain top of class struggled with mathematics but he excelled in the more physical activities like fencing horsemanship than boxing. he went home and the summer of 1858 after being at west point for two years and the photograph on the screen was taken on that first trip home. when he returns to west point some of the correspondents at the west point correspondence does survive and there's an expert -- excerpt from his brother sam and pelham says i do not think a man can be strictly honorable and less he is brave. if he fears encouragement to other men he cannot fulfill his de

and you wonder why people can't do math, and then you realize that they're teaching you that mathis racistry that don't care about education. they want indoctrination. they want people mad at the other race. and they want them kind of divided so they're distracted and dumb so they're not seeing what the ruling class is doing, raiding the treasury, opening the boarders and sending all the jobs to china. >> jessica that feels very brave new world from jesse. >> dana: i always try to think before the show like what will jesse say. >> you think too long. >> don't think too long. >> shannon: brave new world? >> dana: no, definitely not and obviously ivy mentally disagree with the comparison with what slaifr owners were trying to do to keep people enslaved and working on plantations as opposed to what educators and ruling class. don't defend it. >> jesse: think about it because you're not allowing people to do charter schools and now they're saying they don't want parents to have a steak in their child's education. if you interrupt that little power structure that we have set up right now, that

class for at the same time including albert ames, justin dimmick, henry dupont, charles hazlitt , mathishenry, justin kilpatrick, edmund kirby, emery upton, alonzo cushing and george custer. ames would later recall he's speaking of pelham was easily the most popular man of the core in mytime . everybody liked him. i never heard anyone say a word against him. he was the kind of man who you felt instinctively here is a friend. he was quiet, simple, unassuming, unpretentious. there was a reserve about him that we got to know w covered in inward strength. in his class work, pelham never gained top of class. he struggled with mathematics but excelled in fencing, horsemanship and boxing. he went home in the summer of 1858 after being at west point for 2 years and the photograph on the screen was taken on the first trip home. when he returns to west point , some of his correspondence, his west point correspondence does survive and there's an excerpt on a level letter he wrote to his brother sam and he says i do not think a man can be strictly honorable unless he is brave. if he fears and cringe

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. >> this question is from margaret mathis, i think a student. if you could go back in time, would you be a federalist or an anti-federalist? >> boy, that's really interesting. i don't know. i think those were different times. i'd probably be closer to the anti-federalist. [ applause ] >> i'd be -- i'm not -- i'm not against the union, but i do think that there's limitations. and i can't say i was totally with jefferson, but the -- you know, i just think that we see -- we see what the anti-federalists were concerned about with the expansion of the commerce claus with the effort to expand the power of the national government and the reach of the court through indoctrine. and the other branches going into areas that are somewhat attenuated from the limited powers it was supposed to have, the enumerated powers. so i think that they -- you begin to see in retrospect some of the points. i was reading one of the letters written by an written by an appeals court judge in virginia, i think, criticizing marshall's, chief justice marshallal opinion in mccu

at some point, the mathis the mat. and the democrats' destruction in the first nine months of this year. the mathis the math. the air is getting dirtier. you are less safe. let walk through more of the damage that is being done to our country, our society. in my state, we have a little problem. we are a border state. and the number of adult males that are crossing our border has skyrocketed, has skyrocketed and you start to walk through that that actually means, let's actually take a look. oh, what about the fentanyl and who is that killing when you take a look at the pounds, tonage of dangerous narcotics, fentanyl that is crossing my border in arizona. thank you for the absurd policies that have been adopted by this president. you want to kill people? i can't believe that is in your hearts but that is what you have allowed to happen. let's talk about the economic side of what the democrats have done in regards to the border. we'll come back to inflation here in a second. what are the two things you do in a society if

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