so, i respect milton friedman as a thinker. but i did not share -- did not and do not share his views at all. and, you know, milton friedman would have opposed the kinds of tax increases that are under discussion right now. and i actually think they're very important for our country's economy. >> so, if you were the chairman of the federal reserve, how would you guide the fed in this moment? >> well, i already indicated that i -- that i think that it's time to be at least moving towards the end of the quantitative easing policies. we don't have a need for pushing the accelerator to the floor. the effect of quantitative easing policies for taxpayers is that they're substituting short-term debt for long-term debt. well, if you're buying a house right now, i think this would be a good time to have a long-term mortgage, not a short-term mortgage. >> right. >> but look. there's a very fundamental principle in monetary policy, which is you don't want to surprise and jolt people. and we've built up a set of expectations. and so, as i

as leo harding now, reports 9 year old. milton doesn't know if he's an orphan. he and his sister fled their home when fighters attacked their village in the cargo, the god, the region of northern mozambique his mother was beheaded. his father is still missing. milton and his sister selina arrived at this camp as unaccompanied children before being reunited with their grandmother. now she takes care of them in a place far from home. i oh no. nina may see my grandson was crying for 2 days and i held him. i mean, my neighbor told him to stop crying in the end, he stopped crying. sometimes he spent time thinking but his parents, because he's old enough to understand what children like milton and selina survived the violence physically unscathed, but are left with psychological wounds that need attention. and i'm fear i will get a hold on why he has mental health problems because he cannot see his mother. he can only see me. i've been here for 7 months and i'm suffering because me in the children aren't eating enough. i don't have any plates. i will see one bucket, b

and just 9 years old. milton is the only man in this tented house with burdens far too heavy to carry on his own flee harding al jazeera. ah, this is all. these are the top stories to grand rebels, say if the open troops were forced to withdraw from the regional capital mikaela to great people's liberation front says the government's explanation that the retreat was strategic is ally catherine. so i has.

tell us about his life. >> milton was very confident. he always would tell you he was the grittest cook. anything that you wanted to eat, i could make it. i'm the best. he always was around his kids. i don't even know how i'm going to go on. he picked them up from school. he was just a very hands-on father and a very hands-on son. he and his father's relationship, they're thick as thieves, and that's how i wanted my kids to be with him and now they've been robbed of that opportunity. >> his legacy will live on -- >> i will keep his memory alive for them. >> you will. keep his memory alive. tell your children about him. tell them about the cooking, the food, but i know it's not enough. i know it's not enough. nixia jordan, again, so sorry for your loss. we do appreciate you being with us. please let us know if there's anything we can do. >> thank you, john. >> just really drives home how senseless all of this is. and we see the numbers, and that is the fallout from one person being taken in this scourge we are seeing. >> as so often with

milton friedman, i think one of the big impacts milton friedman had on sowell was on his public intellectualism, when he's best knownn for today. what i mean by that is that after milton friedman left teaching in the '70s after he won his nobel prize left the university of chicago, he set about writing popular books that could be read and understood by general interest readers, people were not economists or intellectuals. he did a lot of speaking to such groups, college campuses and elsewhere. he felt bad, the role of the skull, , of any natural is not something to talk to your peers in the academy but to explain your discipline to people who were not in the discipline. sowell has very much follow that model. he is written book after book after book explain -- in plain english, in plain spoken prose or everyday english. it's one off the reasons a lot f people are so disappointed when he gave up his column a few years back. even after tom left teaching you still teaching through that column, and i said at the time he was the best professor a lot of people had even if they never went to college.

and at just 9 years old milton is the only man in this tented house with burdens far too heavy to carry on his own. fleet harding al jazeera, russia is reporting a record number of cobra, 1900 deaths, 652 people have died in the past 24 hours. is the highest since the pandemic began the highly contagious delta vera and has led to a surge and infections. but the criminal thinks the goal of vaccinating 60 percent of the population, by the end of summer, is simply unattainable. charlie angela report. cases of coven 19 are rising, and russia with infection rates returning to winter levels and death tolls at a record high. despite the vaccine being available in december, only 14 percent of the population has had 2 shots, mistrust of the state in its medical system, partly to blame authorities who's been accused of mixed messages and now scrambling to contain the surge. over the last week, we registered a new record of the number of hospitalizations, people in intensive care units and people that cove it. therefore we took a number of decisions on restrictive measures linked in particular to

i'm john milton made a strong attack on press licensing. the winds of doctrine were let loose to of the earth, so truth be on the field, we do in joyously by licensing and prohibiting to miss doubt the strength. let truth and -- whoever new truth put to the worst in a free and open encounter. milton published the words without the seal of approval. 50 years later, england finally abandoned licensing, not for the theater, but for the press. freedom of the press became an english tradition. an american tradition as well. in the bill of rights, the very first clause included a guarantee of press freedom. similar guarantees were written into state constitutions. freedom of the press. what did the words mean to our early leaders? most of them were lawyers, the wine book all young lost to dance right in those days was a black stone. blackstone is commentaries. here is the oracle on law. anna blackstone said this. the liberty of the press is indeed essential to a free state. but this consists in laying no previous restraint upon publications, and

so milton, whole air base in suffolk here in the u. k. were us present. joe biden has landed about 45 minutes ago and he is due to address the crowds. they are. the president of course, is there for the gene is 7, a summer. tory is going to be meeting key allies is 1st official trip is president abroad. let's listen to president biden. well, what a warm welcome and thank you and melissa for all that you've done to lead and serve at this space. and congratulations on your new post at the u. s. transportation command. you know, it's wonderful to be here at milton hall and for all the little kids here. i hope you enjoy your new re, did you? yes. you know, we're so grateful to disney and pixar her who helped us find a way to celebrate you through this movie. and joe, and i are always excited to, to visit with our troops and their families. you know, you can sit down when you stand for joe pay attention as the daughter of a navy signalman in world war 2 and a mother of a major who was in the delaware army national guard and served a year in iraq. and now as yo

we excrete -- we appreciate the mention of milton friedman. know the idea of sticky inflation, given the fact people have pointed to wages, people even dismissed that as transitory. michael: no doubt. we know these flexible prices are rocketing and those will be the first to respond. they will supply -- they will respond to supply-side and demand-side shops. this to be a prices tend to be more slower moving and you have a lot of monetary policy officials that are in the temporary camp, looking at shrimp prices for these different -- looking at trimmed prices for these different prices, so we are getting into the weeds but these are slower moving prices that will tend to respond over time. those areas next year may start to get moving, along with higher inflation expectations. that is going to get the fed's attention and away some of the price increases have not. lisa: lets you mount a little bit. the balance of risk, is it the higher yield or lower yield and poorer performance in equity markets should the reality of slower growth set in after

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brittany milton is our clerk. please call the roll. >> commissioner chan. absent. >> haney. >> present. >> mandelman. >> present. >> commissioner mar. absent. >> melgar. absent. >> commissioner peskin. absent. >> commissioner preston. >> present. >> commissioner ronen. >> present. >> commissioner safai. absent. >> commissioner stefani. >> present. >> commissioner walton. >> present. >> we have a quorum. >> thank you. i want to note that commissioner chanwas excused. will you please call the next item. >> i will make an announcement about public comment. public comment will be available for each item on the agenda by calling 415-655-0001. access code (187)736-6351 of the pound pound. you will be able to be a participant. when the item is call press star 3. when it is your turn to speak you will hear a message and you will be allowed two minutes to speak. calls taken in the order received. speak slowly and clear down the volume of your television or radio. item 2. chair's report. information item. >> thank you, madam clerk. colleagues, i want to thank vice-ch

one of our big libertarian scholars is milton friedman and milton friedman in 1962 in a book called "democracy and capitalism" he wrote a monopoly is any corporation that has sufficient power to affect the terms at which business is done in the market. according to that definition, google is absolutely a monopoly in search in android and in chrome and in mapping and many other aspects of this business. because it has sufficient power in all these areas to basically dictate terms to the people who want to get to market. it can dictate information to the people who are searching for information. so this is a very backward-looking argument, to argue that google and facebook, amazon, are not in many respects monopolists. so the question is what to do about these monopolies. and the good news is that we have a huge number of tools. we have really smart people to know how to use those tools, so that we, the american people, get to continue to use these services in ways that are good for us economically, but also safe for us politically, so that we don't have google and facebook threatening

people like refer to the actually one of our great libertarian scholars, milton friedman. milton friedman back in 1962 and a book called democracy and capitalism, he wrote that a monopoly is any corporation that has sufficient power to affect the terms in which business is done in the market. so according to that definition, google is absolutely a monopoly in search and android and in chrome and then mapping, and in many other aspects of its business. because it has sufficient power, and all of these areas basically dictate terms to the people who want to get to market, can dictate information to the people who are searching for information. this is a very backward looking argument to argue that google and facebook, amazon are not in many respects monopolists. the question is what to do about these monopolies, and the good news is that we have a huge number of tools, we've got some really smart people who know how to use those tools so that we the american people get the continued use these services in ways that are good for us economically but also safe for us politically

in fact it was milton friedman who? met with me in chicago at a conference on and we talked about the concept of the all-voluntary army in the 1960s and he urged me. i was a young congressman many urged me to put in legislation. that would have our country move from a conscript system to an all volunteer military. and there were very strong arguments against it and people said oh, that would be a mercenary military and and of course what was happening in those days is we did have a draft system and people were told they had to serve but it was only a fraction of the people women did not serve did not have to serve teachers did not have to serve students did not have to serve conscientious objectors did not have to serve and and it was just a segment of the society. that was told that they were going to be the ones to serve and by the way the government was going to pay them about 50 60 70 percent of what the civilian manpower market was and friedman found that offensive and and i did in fact put in legislation and testi

um, which i think that's shocking too, you know, just because we don't know we know about milton burrell for instance everyone mr. television. he's fine, but you know, it's crazy to me that we know his name. so well this far out, but we don't know women like that or amanda randolph who was black woman who had her own talk show in daytime and also was actually the first i believe i'm getting this right the first the first black woman to be the star of a sitcom. so, you know, there's there's a lot of women who worked behind the scenes in front of the camera all of that stuff, but i wanted to show the complete experience and also really have four women who very much contributed to their genre. you know, who actually i wanted to call it when women invented television, so i wanted them all to have some sense of that invention in their career. sorry, let's go back to gertrude bird then and i'm gonna ask the picture to come back up and talk to us about gertrude's contributions to tv because you said that she was a household named he was a business conglomerate martha stewart probably took cues

here are some foods scientifically proven to support strong bones. milton dairy products, for example, hard cheese from cows milk. derek contains a lot of calcium which is essential for strong bones. it's in constant demand in our bodies. 100 grams of hard cheese contains around a 1000 milligrams of calcium about the recommended daily allowance in many countries. scientific studies clearly show that a diet rich in calcium increases bone density. however, it's still not clear if it reduces the risk of bone fractures in old age. dairy products also contain other substances important for bones like b vitamins and phosphorus. about 85 percent of the bodies, phosphorus is in our bones, but always consult the doctor. before taking calcium tablets, there's a risk of calcification of the blood vessels. godes cheese is a tasty alternative to regular cheese, even if it doesn't contain quite as much calcium and protein. knutson seeds are also great. 100 grams of sesame seeds contains 700 milligrams of calcium. they also contain phosphorus and important proteins, sesame seeds go well with salads

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this will be voted on in september, with an issuance of new shares expected in october for milton.mover so far in the sydney session where we are seeing positivity following the lead from wall street. shery: i'm watching japanese movers because we are seeing big gains for fast retailing, which is seeing its best day in a month. it was down the most in three months. still this following the boj buying etf's for the first time in two months. given that we saw japanese local benchmarks suffering the biggest loss since february we are seeing also tokyo lecture and habits best in the week. the tokyo olympic organizing committee is planning to allow alcohol sales at stadiums. they are expected to limit hours of sales and allow sales to happen. plenty more to come on "bloomberg daybreak: asia." this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: ever ground -- everg rande is giving sellers a run for their money. shares in the most indebted developer surged an attempt to tap deep-pocketed allies for support. who was at the rescue for the company this time around? >> evergrande is again tapping friends and familie

we are watching the ground there, he will be meeting with us troops at milton hall and theirfamilies, flying in air force one to newquay. from there and helicopter, he'll fly to a trick in a castle where the g7 is being held. preparations going ahead and carve a spay and st ives, we can show you the security services they are prepping for the leaders to arrive. these are both small and seaside towns and popular with uk holiday—makers. usejon kay with uk holiday—makers. usejon kay with more on the preparations. cornwall, you know, that laid—back corner of the country where nothing much happens. st ives does not have a police station, but there are now 6,000 officers here from across the uk. they look like they are well—prepared and we're putting our lives in their hands. from tomorrow, there will be less of a holiday vibe here. the two hotels where global leaders will discuss things like the pandemic and the environment are sealed off. cornwall�*s airborne predators now have some serious competition. fishing boats now have company. oceans told i couldn't go inside a certain area. ocean

brittany milton is our clerk. please call the roll. >> commissioner chan. absent. >> haney. >> present. >> mandelman. >> present. >> commissioner mar. absent. >> melgar. absent. >> commissioner peskin. absent. >> commissioner preston. >> present. >> commissioner ronen. >> present. >> commissioner safai. absent. >> commissioner stefani. >> present. >> commissioner walton. >> present. >> we have a quorum. >> thank you. i want to note that commissioner chanwas excused. will you please call the next item. >> i will make an announcement about public comment. public comment will be available for each item on the agenda by calling 415-655-0001. access code (187)736-6351 of the pound pound. you will be able to be a participant. when the item is call press star 3. when it is your turn to speak you will hear a message and you will be allowed two minutes to speak. calls taken in the order received. speak slowly and clear down the volume of your television or radio. item 2. chair's report. information item. >> thank you, madam clerk. colleagues, i want to thank vice-ch

calhoun as the most majestic champion of error and i was an english major at clemson and if you read milton's poem, satan is the most interesting figure in the poem. i was fascinated with that description as somebody who's brilliant and some of the arguments he made were about slavery reprehensible in his constitutional theory potentially destructive but literary, dramatic, idea of him as a topic of biography. when i regretted being drawn to him in that way. a personality like john c calhoun, the initial thing that drew me, started to figure out parts of him that you can see through the chinks in the armor especially when he would write to his children. incredibly warm, overindulgent father, what you couldn't see in his argument, the darker aspects of the character. and is a very difficult figure and have vastly different reactions during his lifetime, some people find him charming and unfailingly polite, harriet martin, giving the idea of demonic possession more than calhoun did come his utter certainty was unnerving. >> my fading memory, actually not been the subject of all that much biogra

gran actuaciÓn de chris milton que se juntaron para 71 u . 38 del primero. 2—1 los vox se van arriba.rme la vacuna, pero tengo mis dudas. sí realmente no nos afecta a las personas un poco más jóvenes en cuanto poder procrear. hola verónica. entiendo tu preocupación. mira, a pesar de los rumores no hay evidencia de que ninguna vacuna, incluyendo las vacunas contra el covid-19 causen problemas de fertilidad. estas vacunas son seguras y efectivas. ¡yo me la puse! haz tu cita hoy para recibirla. estamos muy cerca de vencer a la pandemia. juntos lograremos la inmunidad. paola:quienes reciban la vacuna entre el 23 y el 29 de junio entrarÁn en un sorteo de entradas para los conciertos de alejandro fernÁndez y marc anthony. en el sorteo que se realizarÁ el 30 de junio tambiÉn se sortearÁny que es para el partido de los warrior y el comediante trevor . mÁs informaciÓn la encontrarÁ en la pÁgina web. ademÁs, puede descargar nuestra app de noticias "univisiÓn Área de la bahÍa". encontrarÁ mÁs informaciÓn sobre los centro de vacunaciÓn y recibirÁ alertas sobre las condiciones del tiempo en sus ci

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i think i'd look at it and say it seems to be growth with maximum 2 or 3% given -- what milton friedman had in mind was a universal voucher system -- >> right. >> and that's nowhere near -- so i'd start saying, well, could we have this private school model in america. i look at the history, don't i, and the history there in america, but most importantly the in england, and i say milton friedman changed his mind about vouchers because he read the work of e.g. west looking at the history of school education in england where in today's language, my language, there were low cost private schools before the state got involved 150 years ago. they stamped them out, and maybe we can reclaim, we can revisit that. and why not in america, right in i think i said at one point will the first entrepreneur in america stand up and -- >> please. you know, i almost wonder whether the charter school development in the united states has almost stymied the emergence of what you're talking about. >> yes, i think it has. and, look -- >> and the reason i say stymied is the parents who care about these things, b

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people like friedrich hayek and milton friedman became icons for the intellectual and funded best use of the american right -- intellectual and funded bastions of the american right. his home state of arizona and three states in the deep south. barry goldwater ran on a fusionist platform, the traditional three-legged stool platform of social traditionalism. barry goldwater himself was not intensely pro-life, but he did hold some very conservative issues. his views on the civil rights act. he certainly was a proponent of kind of a robust, staunch, stringent view of laissez-faire economics, and his foreign was anti-soviet and anti-communist. those were the three legs of the capital conservative movement. as conservative lore would have it, the unsuccessful nomination of goldwater in 1964 paved the way for reagan's mere ability. he almost knocked off ford in the 1976 presidential primary, and then ultimately was successful for years later in 1980. so the conservative movement takes a while to reach its pinnacle, but the fusionist, buckley-centric movement reaches its design it in the pre

they were really good friends her and milton pearl.e did a lot of appearances usually in character as molly goldberg. and that is the closest we can see to her being on snl. and she steals the show. you don't even know anymore that it is his show. it's hilarious. she completely takes over and just, the camera is like, on her. and she's such a force. that's why she was such a success. >> i love characters like. that i love actors like that who, they redeem everything. anything they are in they elevate everything. if it's bad they redeem it. >> this is her. i watched some -- the nerdy center. it's stuff that you can't get anywhere else. i watched some stuff, she did these movies of the week which was essentially the equivalent from a time of movie the week type things, and it's the same deal. it did not matter if the script was good, you are just in because she was so -- and it really tells you go to. she was so married to this character, molly goldberg. i think she could've gone bigger. i think she could've done anything it was kind of

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milton b. bradley, 1974 was in large measure a constraining of swan v. mecklenburg. because it held that remedies like transdistrict bussing could only be done across district lines if there was actual evidence in multiple districts of deliberately executed session -- segregation's -- segregations . so you have to prove in every district that was a deliberate act of segregation. and that becomes in large measure the new measure of enforcement. it makes it difficult to prove there was discriminatory intent. in 1977, the village of relative heights, the chicago case said that it was ok to zone apartments out of suburbs because african americans as renters represented a threat to property values. they wrote into law that that policy is ok. that approach to real estate is justified. again, discriminatory intent became the measure there. are african americans being deliberately discriminated against? no, we just want single family homes only, not apartments. in the case of new jersey, this is an involved series the entire , book that details it quite nicely called "our to

he wasn't a milton caniff. he didn't introduce a new style necessarily that then got replicated everywhere. malden was like a one of a kind. he was kind of a one-off. the mold was broken after him. there was nobody quite like him before. and nobody like him after his political cartooning which was distinct from his world war ii cartooning he kind of was the apotheosis of a tradition that started with thomas nast, but he didn't transform the art of political cartooning. so i'd say that he didn't have a transformational impact on the profession of cartooning, but he had a transformational impact on the consciousness of the culture. yes. we have the one last question which i i knew i was going to ask you this the moment. i was gonna be interviewing you todd. you knew this one was coming. what are your three favorite malden cartoons, or perhaps your three favorite war time malden cartoons, we can you can play it. anyway you wish but you must have some favorites. no one is as steeped in this man's work as you are. y

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