more events have been taking place today to remember michael collins, the politician and ira leader, who was killed this voting to go on indefinite strike in england and wales next month. the re orts are england and wales next month. he: reports are a fraction because of already, they're realistically almost certain to collapse before very long unless this is resolved and they are really not far apart. people need to start talking and talking now. the people need to start talking and talking "ow-— people need to start talking and talkin: now. ., , _, talking now. the battle to become the next prime _ talking now. the battle to become the next prime minister _ talking now. the battle to become the next prime minister with - the next prime minister with conservative leadership candidate rishi sunak accuses liz truss of trying to avoid scrutiny of her economic plans. unmasking the man responsible for huge online communities traded nonconsensual sexual images of more than 100 women. hundreds of supporters of gathered outside his home in pakistan threatening to take over the capital if pol

, or the death of michael collins, 100 years ago today.lematic question that came up in ireland when i was growing up or as a young adult was, what would collins have said about this? we don�*t know. he died at the age of 31. at the time that he died, even his most bitter enemies would have acknowledged his extraordinary skill as an intelligence officer, as the man who directed the intelligence war against the british, but also as minister of finance. his great skill was as an organiser and an administrator, and it is somewhat ironic if inevitable that because he is this sort of tall, good—looking character with a reputation for being warm and avuncular that he is seen as the kind of lost heroic guerrilla leader, when in reality his skill was as a governor, whose skill was to make things happen and make them happen on time. he had no patience for people who are not punctual, who didn�*t write down what exactly was spent on what in the administration of the war. and so i think if one tries to stand back and look at his contribution, it was

was a voyage of a very limited view this is astronaut michael collins command module pilot for the apollo 11 mission. what do you think will result from the apollo 11 flight? obviously we've opened up. a travel system, which is heretofore. i've been impossible. we now will be able to offer to human beings the options the option of either walking on the surface of the earth. walking on the surface of the moon are hopefully is in some not too far distant date the option of walking on the surface of some other planet and i think that the possibilities they're in are almost limitless. however, as i say before such an event, i'm fully equipped to say in great detail what they may be and historically we've been unable to predict the benefits of various inventions or various discoveries. how do you view your role as command module pilot? well, apollo was designed to be a three-man job and the third which i perform is. is i think as important to know more so no less so than the other two positions. i think i'd be a fool if i said that i had the best seat of the three on the other hand i can say w

to michael collins point, you can put a company in jail. the company is operated by humanoids, people. there have to be people that were doing the wrongdoings of the company. and it was not just allen weisselberg. weisselberg has the pressure to have to implicate people, maybe including donald trump, when he testifies in october. we know that donald trump was the head of the organization up until 2017. the indictment starts as far back as 2005. by default, you're going to have a huge net of different names. not just him going into the trial in october. >> what you said makes me wonder. even if you think you want implicate donald trump, what does that mean for eric and other people who were part of the organization, or affiliated or in the periphery of the organization? what information do you think weisselberg might offer ? >> yeah. this is a very confusing plea agreement for jik many prosecutors. katie points to some of the elements of it that could lead us to wonder what exactly is going on here. in the federal system, when folks plead gu

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collins with the commonwealth joining us. we start off with gwen detroit, michigan. you are on with our guest. go ahead with your question or comment. could earning. >> thank you for taking michael. ms. collins i was worried about people who are over drivers for a living and their income fluctuates, sometimes it is high, sometimes it is low, but, but he is saying that we are not eligible for medicare. under the affordable care act. he needs medical insurance. and i am trying to find out, what options does he have? >> income fluctuation is always a struggle. both in medicaid and also in the marketplace. what is important to do is to go to healthcare.gov and enter your income into the website and it will help you understand where you can get coverage, whether it's through the marketplaces, what subsidies you might be eligible for, or through medicaid. but that would be a good first step to figure out whether or not you are eligible at the moment for subsidies. the other thing in the marketplaces if your income does fluctuate during the year, if it goes down for example, you might need to the subsidies are done through the tech system so you might be eligible, you might some of get

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tom: this is like michael pollan's -- michael collins is writing the speech, but how many people are expecting a disinflation of goods? jonathan: how much more work does this fed need to do? mike, you have been in a camp where we see the height of the year on a 10 year yield, does the same theory apply to the two-year? something is happening quietly with the two year yield. it peaked in june two days before the equity market bottomed. and then equities were off to the races and then we ran it hard as we faded that real yield. we have seen that two year yield just pick up a fair bit. just wonder what you think about that, in america? michael: the weight as bond geeks look at it, as you know, you look at those forward rates and what priced into the market and right now, this jump in the front of the curve, the markets are pricing in a higher terminal funds rate and getting close to 3.75, so the question is, is the fed going to actually be able to engineer another 100, 125, 150 basis points? even goods inflation goes to zero and services inflation is at five, a 3.5% core cpi. i don't kn

more events have been taking place today to remember michael collins, the politician and ira leader,ttle to become the next prime minister _ talking now. the battle to become the next prime minister with - the next prime minister with conservative leadership candidate rishi sunak accuses liz truss of trying to avoid scrutiny of her economic plans. unmasking the man responsible for huge

michael collins was the voice of goldfinger.d said, "winnie, winnie, winnie. he was like totally angry. and then his face just burst into a big smile and laughed. and from that point onwards, we became closer and closer. that wasn't the end of pete story. he ran the apple boutique for the beatles, owned a restaurant in southsea, and founded the fatty arbuckle restaurant chain in the '805. ido i do remember when we did the interview with the person who launched it, we broke the website. it gets people talking. we were just talking just now, you went back and had a look on the bbc rewind site. is really worth doing, i went back on, and somebody mentioned it to me. my on, and somebody mentioned it to me. my grandfather was on there from 1976, an interview that he did with the bbc news about potatoes, obviously! it was a report about early crops where i was raised, the place hasn't changed at all, he looks exactly the same as i remember him. he is honestly not worth us any more. it was quite emotional, it was really quite emotional

> joining me now, former republican national committee chairman and political analyst michael steele and ben collins, a man who lives in the online forums and former assistant director of counterintelligence of the fbi frank figliuzzi and finally, former democratic congresswoman donna edwards. frank, i'll start with you, and you know, in television you often want to cut things short, you know? we want pace, we want things fast and 30-second clips and make a matchup. i made the producers on this program do a long mash of that language because i wanted people to see the totality of it. we could have played hours of it, right? that's a worst hits instead of greatest hits. we ran it long so you can have a sense of the scale and sweep of it. republican elected officials and on television and other places just how incendiary and how irresponsible the rhetoric has been and i ask you to assess it and assess its potential impact on politics and the safety in the weeks and months ahead. >> yeah. you don't need a ph.d and intelligence or predicted analytics to see where we are and where we might be going, john

. >> ben collins, thank you so much for that up date. the spring in cohost of the podcast, michael steele, former rnc chairman and the host of a steel podcast. and civil rights attorney former prosecutor msnbc legal analyst. i hope you get a podcast in. joel, i will start with you. this is disturbing. we have talked about the rising tide of white nationalist terrorism and we have talked about the danger that the republican organization has become as far as fostering this kind of behavior, what is your immediate reaction to the attempted terrorist attack on the fbi office in cincinnati? >> everything about it is terrifying. i feel i am no different than anybody else that we have reasonable grounds to be fearful of people who have serious weapons and are deluded into believing that the election was stolen. that there's a reason that they need to take a tax when in fact, if one pays attention to the facts, there's not a single shred of evidence or fact to support anything that donald trump probably has ever said, certainly has ever said in connection with january 6 or the search under

michael beschloss. all these stories and more. >>> we are back with our panel, minus ben rhodes. we've switched out ben roefds for another ben, ben collins, nbc news senior reporter. like the duke of the dark web. phil, neil, olivia are back. oliia troy, i promised to come back to you. here i am. i want to put up a graphic here of the inventory so anybody can get a picture of this. i'm going to read through this. this is a totally intriguing document. it is also a very vague document. there are -- raises more questions than it answers, but it's certainly -- answers a few questions as we've discussed prior. the invocations that secret things at various levels of classification are in. it starts with the executive grant of clemency to roger stone, that's the first thing in there. and then there's this reference to info. re: the president of france, my obsession for a while. we've got boxes of documents, the first mention of that ts/sci classified documents we talked about with ben rhodes in the first block of the show. potential presidential records, binders of photos, handwritten notes, boxes that all it says is how they're labeled. you g