is mckinsey proud of that work? >>senator, as i had stated in the house, we were too slow in seeing the epidemic unfold around us. >> you helped cause the epidemic. >> no senator. >> really? you don't think marketing these drugs to doctors and children helped cause the epidemic? you don't think you have any part in that? >> senator, what i can say is we were the first to actually reach a settlement with all states. >> well, sure. sure. when you are over a barrel. what are you doing for victims right now? >> senator, we have reached a agreement with the states and municipalities. >> are you setting up a fund and sharing some of your profits with them? >> it is public. >> i am asking you, have you set up a compensation fund. >> senator, are substantial sentiments go to exactly that cause. >> i have listened to your responses and you don't want to be accountable for anything that you do here, this is unforgettable and frankly unforgivable. and your work right now taking money from this government as you help the chines

after mckinsey, bcg, teneo, and m. klein, we issued subpoenas to -- we want to determine what work these companies have done and are doing that allows a foreign authoritarian government to use instruments of commerce in the united states to increase its influence within our shores and rebrand its tarnished image after years of horrific human rights abuses. our subpoenas seek documents that will illustrate how these four companies have assisted the pif in increasing investments and exerting its influence in the united states. our purpose is to understand the scope of services that have been provided, included but not limited to, how they intend to use these investments in the united states as entities and institutions. like the pga tour and other sports, to increase their access. we intend to use the findings of today's inquiry to consider whether our laws surrounding the disclosure of foreign entanglements need to be strengthened. our preliminary findings certainly suggest that we need stronger protections of american

then i went to mckinsey.ll this time, i think the parents were assuming i would do a residency and become a cardiologist and finish the journey. and it never actually worked out that way. david: for a while, you were i guess a protege of paul farmer, the famous doctor at harvard for a while, among other places. you then went back to india and went back working with street children in india. did your parents say, you have a harvard medical school degree and you are making no money in india? india is a great country, but why don't you go practice medicine? dr. narashimhan: my father would ask, i worked so hard to get out of these places, why are you working so hard to go back to them? it was certainly a confusion he had in his mind. but overall my parents were very supportive of this public health goal. david: you ultimately came to mckinsey after some public health work, and why did you not stay at mckinsey? dr. narashimhan: mckinsey was a great training ground for a physician who did not anything about a pnl,

la policía alega que mckinsey también agredió sexualmente a la víctima en san francisco.onto ahora alcanza los 200.000 $ en la muerte de lindsay mccoll. entonces. de 27 años de edad. y también de eddie, tennessee state, 51 años de edad, cuando fueron asesinados a tiros en diciembre del año 2016 sobre la calle 16 en el distrito de la misión. la policía dice que las víctimas no tenían hogar. bueno, la policía de fresno pide la ayuda de la comunidad para capturar a un sospechoso de robo. las autoridades dijeron que el crimen ocurrió el pasado 17 de marzo en una tienda nordstrom cuando el sospechoso ingresó al negocio, robó y agredió al guardia de seguridad. según las autoridades, el atacante fue visto por última vez en un sedán honda negro modelo antiguo. los detectives piden que si tiene información, se comunique con las autoridades. arrestaron a un sujeto quienes supuestamente grababa las personas cuando usaban el baño de una cafetería en san josé. la policía dice que entre las víctimas habían varios niños. yomara lópez tiene todos los detalles. la policía de san josé arre

whereas you see oftentimes with this utilitarian technocrat mckinsey kind of spirit, that ridge justalluded to, this sense of a complete loss of any sense of what the object is of our activities, or if there is an object, it is, you know, cast in kind of utopian technocrat terms, especially when recalls marxism. it was going to be an end of all forms of inequality. it was going to be universal material prosperity. one looks at various forms of progressivism, including, i think, neoconservatism today, and you see that the end goal is again envisioned in very worldly terms as simply a matter of universal liberal democracy, the end of history. and that's going to be, you know, the things towards which we are aiming and all of our policies. but in fact, there are deeper and more beautiful and more inspiring things to be found in the visions that are laid out in john's. so that, i think is an important element for people take from this wonderful gentlemen. i want to ask kind of a tough question, but you can interpret it as you wish. as john says, most of these mirrors for princes as a gen

phase two was mckinsey end of the consulting firms come in and say not so fast. look, what's going to happen is tradition, cultural acceptance, unions, governments et cetera will slow down the rate of automation. the third week of the discussion which were not in was driven by the royal society which the researchers realize that what's happening here is a job is not a single unit. a job is a task, is a stack of tasks. each task can be automated. jobs are not automated. task made. if you job that is one task you have a higher rate of automating, of automation possibility. but if you have a job that has 30 different tasks, well, one of those tasks may get automated image actually a more valuable worker because you could use technology to produce more. that's the discussion were at now. so what will happen is we will learn to race with the machine, not against it. for most workers that will make them even more valuable. the question is how workers capture those, though, that value. okay. almost finished. loneliness epidemic. this is part of the knock on effects of t

. >> thank you, general millie, i now recognize general mckinsey for his opening statement. >> jennifer, thank you. and i'd like to just open microphone i'd like to ask you this opening statement be submitted for the record. objections, so we're chairman mccall, ranking member makes distinguished members of the house foreign affairs committee. i'm here to voluntarily testified today about the military component of our withdrawal from afghanistan dan before i begin, i'd like to recognize the goldstar families that are here today. i hope that what we discussed today will reduce their pain. i like general millie, i'm humbled to be in their presence here today. as you are aware, in september 2021, i provided over ten hours of open and closed testimony on the subject to the two congressional committees charged with oversight of military operations, the house armed services committee and the senate armed services committee. much of my testimony will be of necessity, will of necessity mirror that earlier transcribe testimony as a theater commander, i will confine my opening remarks so those ma

mckinsey: have seen this story play out before with nvidia, which publicly said we are trying to design an ai processor for the chinese market to align with u.s. export controls after those curbs were put in place in 2022. then the u.s. moved to tighten those restrictions about a year later. that captured nvidia's chip. the u.s. said you cannot sell that to chinese customers. since then we have seen nvidia release new processors for china that they say align with the stricter restrictions, and also amd trying to get into this market as well. amd debuted a new suite of ai chips in december, and this china-specific chip is a less powerful version of that broader lineup of products. ed: right. the important thing is there are two potential lines of rules amd has to follow. there is a technological restriction, a blanket rule that says you cannot offer anything in china of this spec, and then there is the end-user-specific, which says you cannot sell to this company. do we know which one amd is caught by? mckenzie: it is not clear which chinese customer was trying to buy amd chips. the proc

on the consulting front, you compete with the likes of mckinsey and others.e going through layoffs and talking about restructuring. of those conversations happening at alex partners in this environment? >> we have very strong growth last year and so far this year. it's a choppy market out there and we are known for dealing with complex issues, urgent issues, big challenges as well as big opportunities. the phone is ringing so we haven't seen those conditions and we are pretty busy at the moment. katie: is great to see you again i appreciate your time on this friday. that assignment freakley of alex partners. let's get a broader check on the equity markets. abigail: we are looking at stocks kind of mixed on the david on the week it's the best week of the year. the s&p 500 is up 2.3% over the last five days having to do with the dovish tilt and the idea the fed is likely to cut three times this year. that's being seen as very supportive. on the day, small moves to the upside and downside. to the downside, nike down 8.7 percent in the outlook disappointing as th

is that accurate, general mckinsey >> that's correct, yes >> and many of those folks actually had non-american citizen family members. is that right? >> that is correct. >> so many of them not until the last moment wanted to evacuate until they knew that there was a crisis because they didn't want to leave their family. is that accurate? i think you were resolutely, correct. >> so even if even if we had started a neo earlier that doesn't mean at the end of the day, there wouldn't have been a rush in a crisis as the afghan government and security forces claps because people finally realizes, realized they needed to get out that that probably wouldn't have changed even if we had started the neo earlier hard to know, but that's certainly possibility >> glass pieces, the >> part of the story that is not yet written, and that is our partners, our friends, our afghan allies who are still there we have an obligation to get them out. there's a bill called the afghan allies protection can act bipartisan bill. i'm going to thank mr. barrett over here, who is a co-sponsor of that now, but to encourage al

from the government with sba abide a profitable business they think that might have less risk than mckinseyey're bracing for the u.s. economy to stumble but all businesses are going to be okay and improve is not wishful thinking or they have control of their business basically in the survey we saw that their profits are down and they think the economy is worse off than their individual small business. i think what is happening they are watching news and there watching a lot of people talk about all the bad things in the world and not talk about upside and it goes to what you guys talked about high emotional narrative low numerical truth, what is happening today i think the small business owners are saying this is in my spirit of control a regional politics we like or regional politicians better in the regional business is better than the overall economy. >> if you as 99% of americans say throw them out except my bum then we end up with the bombs, less than a minute to go the silver tsunami were talking about the greatest wealth transfer in history a lot of that is going to be business. >> t

department this and their failures because they acted way too slowly and even sharing from and milli and mckinsey had said that they should have conducted this neo weeks and weeks ago. but the ambassador there had refused, even though there's 23 diplomats who wrote a dissent cable saying, if you do what you're about to do, you're going to get people killed, you're going to leave americans behind so they were well warned both at the secretary of defense and secretary of state level. >> christy, let me bring you into this this is, i often think about the pullout from afghanistan and we were showing some of the pictures of the chaos of that as a real turning point for president biden, right? he had come from in riding high. we were fighting back, trying to beat back the covid pandemic he had defeated donald trump but ever since that public sentiment really turned against him in the wake of that, you could see it in the polling. and honestly the biggest demon they're battling as they tried to win reelection is the perception president biden is weak and i'm curious how you think about how this plays i

lot of time for such a full-fledged historical discussion, i’ll try, that is, you think, that is , mckinsey’t know, rothschild, you know, macron, he is very loves bright statements, still has personal nerves, so to speak, really likes to be the first , so he kind of blurted out, but he blurted out everything, and you blurted out the answer question, in this rich russian verb, so to speak, your whole attitude towards these words . the first one said it, yes, blurted it out, okay, but you wanted to say something, i wanted a short remark, here is a continuation of my colleague’s thought that, strictly speaking, the french state is in great debt, because not only stalin recognized degol as... military contingents, but we remember fate, the fate of those who once sent their contingents to the territory of our country, but now the consequences for possible interventionists will be much more tragic, they, they must ultimately understand that we also have weapons, but they only know about it now. .. i said, there are also weapons that can hit targets on their territory, and that they are inventing

worked on mckinsey?t. >> piquant to the state department responsible under law for requesting the emergency evacuation is that correct? >> that is correct i think that at the ambassadorial level to chide the truth. have to check the law. the ambassador can make but typm and the secretary of state. >> is evacuation plan forth afghanistan? >> chairman, every embassy has an evacuation plan for afghanistan. and embassy kabul had a plan and had a list which is the list of u.s. citizens and their families that are in the country. d i struggled to gain access to that plan. we didn't get much of july until we got a decision to execute much of already mentioned 14th of august. now we work with the embassy before then but we did not have authority to move out and do te things that you have to do to make any happen untily. excuse me the 14th of august and as i noticed we are extremist at that time. ■?>> fall of kabul and the evacuation of the embassy. august 14 is when they finally t for this plan? >> out is when h