milton friedman one of the bigger impacts he had was on public intellectualism. and what i mean by that after he won the prize and left the university of chicago he said about writing popular books that were to general interest readers. he did a lot of speaking to groups on campuses and elsewhere and he felt the role of the scholar was not something to talk to your peers but to display your discipline to those who were not in the discipline so he has written book after book and claim english plane spoken pros for everyday people. it's one of the reasons people were disappointed a few years back. even after tom left he was still teaching through that column and he was the best professor people had so i think that public intellectualism to a certain extent that friedman was a mentor. >> he studied under a persuasive left-wing economist you thank you would've turned out differently? >> no. probably not. he was very much his own man george stigler was another economist that he studied under in chicago he studied under jerry becker working on his masters. but no. he i

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tonight we have giles milton, best-selling author of 11 works of narrative history. his most recent works -- work is churchill's ministry of ungentlemanly warfare, being developed into a major tv series. he also published in 25 languages. he was in london and burgundy. he is in conversation tonight with editor of literary and market fiction and memoir, author of local girl and we wish you luck and the wild ride of publication. acquisitions for holt include happiness which was a reese witherspoon and the parking lot attendant which is a new york times notable book and shortlist. victoria gosling's before the room. welcome, giles milton, good to see you tonight. >> thank you, so nice to be here. >> hello to both of you. great to be here. >> i will let you get on with it. giles and i will dive into the conversation rather than reading something. we have so much to talk about. >> that works for me. >> wonderful. i worked with giles, it was my pleasure to read it a handful of times it was fascinating every time. it really does read as a thriller, a page turner, a wonderfu

milton, good to see you tonight. >> thank you, so nice to be here. >> hello to both of you. great to be here. >> i w >> thank you, great to be here. i believe we will dive right into the conversation. we have so much to talk about and we would like to go right there. >> i>> worked with jiles and red it a handful of times. it was fascinating and does read as a thriller and page-turner as it does a work of history. in that way, the book is set in berlin after world war ii. this is just after the war was ending. it is during this time when it was four sectors and they follow the leaders of the four sectors and the soak tors germany was divided into. it was so shocking. they are larger than life it was like watching a terentino movie. i'm not sure if you know it was famous or that's what drew youu or discovered while doing research and just ran with it. >> i think, so many books published about the second world war. hundreds of hundreds and nothing wasun written about the postwar period. it's just a fascinating. the war is won by the allies and who will win the peace, it's a big

so i studied under milton friedman, joyce stigler and a couple of others, economics people and i love sociology. psychology and all that, really business is even more important than finance and marketing and it's sometimes more rare but to understand so retailing, you're applying geography. you're applying demography and applying sociology, anthropology, economics. and so really grasp the world and understand all those humanaspects of the world which is an important aspect . you just watch and if you go into any reasonably well-run supermarket and go in for a half hour you should be able to come out of their and tell me the ethnicity of the customers, the average family size, the incomes, so much about the people just the way a good grocery store is merchandised, especially a locally oriented one and there's some big chains like wegmans in the northeast, atv in texas. but even though they're pretty big, they still really focus on individual customers in each store. everywhere you look, there's just so much to be seen and yet everybody's caught up watching their gadget. i got rid of my

milton friedman was on the public intellectualism.set about writing popular books that could be understood by the general-interest leaders that were not economists or intellectuals. speaking to the college campuses and elsewhere it is not simply to talk to the peers in the academy but two people that were not steeped in the discipline and very s much followed that model he is written book after book after book in plain english and it's one of the reasons people have said this a few years back and as i said at the time even if they never went to college. >> and he studied under a persuasive left-wing economist. do you think that he would have turned outo differently? it was sent by friedman or stigler or another prize-winning economist that he studied under out to chicago when he was at columbia working on his masters but no, friedman pointed this out. what was the first big hit? they sold a lot of copies and it's a book about different ethnic groups that comes to the u.s. and he is also talking about culture and human capital if you d

max verstappen able to celebrate with the entire staff at red bull's base in milton keynes.a lifelong ambition. yes, it is slowly sinking in, but also it has been very hectic all the way through, so i'm also pretty tired at the moment. anything what will happen now is a bonus. not much will change, but in the back of your mind you are a bit more relaxed because your big dream, you know, ultimate goal you have achieved already. verstappen's victory over lewis hamilton in the season's deciding race in abu dhabi has divided the sport. mercedes failing with two protests after the dutchman was given the chance to claim the race and title in the final lap after a restart. so has the controversy tainted the success? not for me and and also i don't think for the team. we raced when there was a green light, green flag and we beat them on the track. when you look over the whole season we had the most poles, most wins. we had ourfairshare of bad luck as well. mercedes have the option of appealing, they have until tomorrow evening to decide. would you like them now to just stop this fig

>> archie: and, uh, milton. this is milton. >> anthony: milton, good to meet you.thony: okay, that's true. why did i even ask? >> archie: it's just the way you roll. >> woman: i think i met uncle ross through the water. just surfing and then we became, like, family. >> ross: daughter. >> tiare: yeah, and he's like my -- and he's like my dad. my ohana. >> anthony: each and every weekend uncle ross can be found here with his ohana. a hawaiian word that describes an extended circle of family and close friends. >> anthony: man, nice. they got lucky today. it's a beautiful day. >> archie: beautiful day, yep. >> ross: even when it's storming, it's nice on the beach. >> anthony: yeah. >> ross: yeah. and we'll stay here until that thing goes down. hits the horizon. when that sun hits the horizon it's, that's time to go home. >> anthony: maui is an island as beautiful as it gets. and, sure it's got its share of portion-controled cruise line entertainments doled out in digestible bites and complimentary mai-tais. but, you'll also find the sort-of beloved, indigenous institut

max verstappen, able to celebrate with the entire staff at red bull's base in milton keynes, later thein but also it has been very hectic so i'm also pretty tired at the moment. anything that will happen now is a bonus. not much will change but in the back of your mind you are a bit more relaxed because your ultimate goal you have achieved already. his victory over lewis hamilton in the season's deciding race in abu dhabi has divided the sport. mercedes failing with two protests after the dutch was given the chance to claim the title in the final lap after a restart, so has the controversy tainted the success? not for me and not for the team. we raced when there was a green light, green flag and beat them on the track. when you look over the whole season, we had the most poles, most wins. we had ourfairshare we had ourfair share of bad luck as well. mercedes have the option of appealing, they have until tomorrow evening to decide. would you like them now to just stop this fight and accept the result? it is difficult. i cannot speak for them. i think races should be won on the track. we

director milton. please call item 14. >> introduction of new items, this is an information item. >> president: anybody have new items? all right. madam clerk, please call item 15. >> clerk: item 15 is public comment. >> president: let's open our general public comment . >> clerk: we have one color. your two minutes will begin now. >> caller: i'm revealing rule 3.26 of the transportation authority regarding public comment which does provide that public comment is not taken before the board on an item that was previously considered by committee not substantially changed but i believe that runs afoul of the brown act which only applies that provision to the board of supervisors and not to other entities so i believe there's a conflict between that rule and the provision of the brown act . regardless the comment i would have me on the subject of item 11 on the juneteenth holiday is in theresults clause for that item . result thetransportation authority hereby amends resolution 90 14 to add observed junete

while there is no milton friedman we still have plenty of milton bradley. let me talk about the inflation being transitory. i don't buy that jay powell doesn't believe that anymore. i believe he won't say it out loud because of the ridicule. there have been surveys out there that suggests wall street still believes it is transitory. what is the deal there? >> yeah. so let's start with wall street first. bond yields didn't move yesterday. the fed went from maybe we'll raise rates one time in 2022 to we're going to raise them three or four times and the bond market didn't move and i think that is because the bond market, the wall street if you will, most of these traders are under 50, that's one problem. but they don't, they don't think this inflation is here to stay and therefore, you can have a 1.5%, 1.4% 10-year in a 4, 5 or 6% inflation environment and that's impossible. that cannot last. charles: right. >> i'm not saying it lasted a long time already but and it's weird but it can't last and i think you're right about powell. i think they believe once sup

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max verstappen, able to celebrate with the entire staff at red bull's base in milton keynes, later the has been very hectic so i'm also pretty tired at the moment. anything that will happen now is a bonus. not much will change but in the back of your mind you are a bit more relaxed because your ultimate goal you have achieved already. his victory over lewis hamilton in the season's deciding race in abu dhabi has divided the sport. mercedes failing with two protests after the dutch was given the chance to claim the title in the final lap after a restart, so has the controversy tainted the success? not for me and not for the team. we raced when there was a green light, green flag and beat them on the track. when you look over the whole season, we had the most poles, most wins. we had ourfairshare we had ourfair share of bad luck too. mercedes have the option of appealing, they have until tomorrow evening to decide. would you like them now to just stop this fight and accept the result? it is difficult. i cannot speak for them. i think races should be won on the track. we will celebrate re

jay's fatherjason is now working with the police in milton keynes. through what we've been through. you are under arrest for suspicion of possession of an offensive weapon. bodycam footage from a stop and search in milton keynes and police havejust found a knife. have you got any other weapons on you? another stop, another weapon. in a series of operations, thames valley police have been removing weapons from the street, gathering intelligence, disrupting gangs. could you just focus round about the triangle building? because that's where we're getting a lot of intel that that's where one half of the group is hanging around. jason isjoining the police on one of their operations. as well as seeing it first—hand the attempts on the ground to fight knife crime, it is a chance forjason to give out more bleed packs. hiya. — hello, sir, how are you? there is some chest bandages, which stick to the chest, if someone's been stabbed. would you accept one of these kits? yes please, yes. thank you so much. sorry to hear that your son... i'll be in touch. 0k. tha

. >> you mentioned studying under milton friedman, did milton friedman have a big impact on him? ways. friedman -- i think one of the bigger impacts he had on him was public intellectualism what he's best known for today and what i mean by that is after friedman left teaching in the 70s after he won his nobel prize and left the university of chicago, he said, he started writing popular books, people who were not economists or intellectuals, he did a lot of speaking to such groups, college campuses and elsewhere, he felt it's not simply to talk to your peers in the academy but explain your discipline to people who are not in the discipline.am he very much followed that model. he's written book after booker after book in plain english, plain spoken words for everyday people and it's one of the reasons a lot of people said when he gave up his column a few years back, even after tom left teaching, he was still teaching through that and as i set up a time, even if they never went to college, they could understand. i think the intellectual was modeled on what friedman had done, he was

so see in milton either gotta leave tub is thus just about done. cleaning and so monday i was putting mention m as as high saw the skip kind of t. my luggage, the skips count so as he he can adjust the weather. the weather's annoyance in kenya, and harbor he was hoyt of he gave us katara says it has reacted to improve the situation for guest work hasn't now has better laws, the amount of work that went in to legislation and the amount of work that went to the improvement of workers, conditions rights. ah, i have, have you know, in my aarp, i'm, in my opinion are unprecedented. the speed of the way things have happened here. i'm fly doesn't see anybody. the m and cut off and uber would have been flight doesn't it's, and i'm beneath because in, inside doesn't dipped in at cut hadash, teasley to perform for finished it on had to after pierre all exist. and in their praxis is to em, deberry at hong fatima veterans english channels. where should the football world throw the line? should it draw a line at all? as to welcome comes closer footballers themselves are standing up for human right

it's like milton, any of us have ever seen before, even in a movie or, or on tv. it is that devastating. i mean homes totally, totally gone. and the people inside them totally go on to it. this is, this is something so devastating. but it's still not clear how many people are missing in edward's vill. illinois where tornadoes partially collapsed and amazon warehouse killing at least 6 people. their witnesses say workers were caught by surprise and forced to take shelter anywhere they could find around $45.00 employees made it out though amazon founded jeff bezos says he's heart broken by the incident and pledged support to the community. in are all the headlines to grind rebels of reclaim the northern ethiopian town of lally baylor, just 11 days off the ethiopian forces said they had taken it back. this is according to information from local residence integrity people's liberation front of said, they've launched widespread counter offensives. in numerous locations, including the road linking a shayna and lally baylor, in the am hora region. but communications have

milton's work, published in 25 languages, includes nathaniel's nutmeg by the bbc. he lives in london. he is going to be in conversation tonight with caroline zanpan who is an editor at holt. she is an author of the novel "local girl." we wish you luck and we hope it takes writers through the wild ride of publication. upcoming acquisitions for holt includes a reese witherspoon book. welcome, giles, welcome, caroline, good to see you tonight. >> thank you so much, anna. it's so nice to be here. hello, giles, it's nice to see you. >> i'll let you get on to what is best. >> i think giles and i are going to dive right into our conversation. we have so much to talk about, i think we want to go there, if that's okay with you, giles. >> that works for me. >> all right. wonderful. you know, so i worked with giles on this manuscript, so it's my great pleasure to read it a handful of times, and it was fascinating every time. it really does read as a thriller, as a page turner as much as it does a work of history. it's really a wonderful book in that way. and the book is set i

i read milton freedoms -- i read milton friedman's treatise, they talk about the fed and they do nottion a pandemic. that is a different characterization of global economics. the big takeaway for the year as far as i'm concerned is missing the big picture of a pandemic shock. kailey: when we look at it from a corporate perspective, profits have done quite well. they have continued to surprise to the upside. do not buy into the idea you can look through the pandemic, you can look through the normalization of monetary policy so long as earnings growth remains there? david: kailey, i agree with that. the earnings growth is spectacular and it will continue. it is powerful. why do we have the earnings growth? we have a shock that is demographic. we have people dead, one million more in the united states than the traditional trajectory, we have people disabled, and we are not finished with this. what do you get, you get a substitution from labor to capital. when you do that, you get productivity gains, whether it is a robot or telemedicine, and you get a fall in the real interest rate. eve

. >> you studied under milton friedman did he have a big impact on you. >> yes and in several ways, milton friedman, i think one of the big impacts that he had installed, was public it and what he is best known for today and what, i mean, by that is that after freedom and friedman left teaching in the 70s, anyone at nobel prize left the university of chicago, he said about writing company books that could be read and understood by the general interest readers and people who work not economist or intellectuals. he did a lot of speaking to such groups and he felt that the wave of power was not something to talk to your peers in the economy but to explain your discipline to people who are not teaching the discipline and so very much followed that model. in and he is written a book after book after book in plain english, plainspoken clothes for everyday people read as one of the reasons that a lot of people he gave up his column a few years back. and even after tom left teaching it was still teaching through that column is assent of the time, it was the best professor a lot of people had even

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the new formula one world champion max verstappen paid a visit to the red bull racing factory in milton, three days after he won the title in the most extraordinary of circumstances. the abu dhabi grand prix was decided on the final lap when he managed to overtake lewis hamilton to take the title. mercedes protested that race control hadn't followed saftey car regulations correctly and though they were rejected on sunday they could still challenge the result. our sports editor dan roan spoke with verstappen. races should be one on the track, and i think for the whole season we have been doing that. like i said before, when you look at the whole season, if you take away the backlog, we should've won the championship before that. so you can speak about that, you know, because of the backlog you are in that position. at the end of the day, you know, we will celebrate regardless, but we at least one it on the track. why they were there in milton keynes, lewis hamilton was at windsor castle receiving his knighthood from prince charles for our services to motorsports. he was recognised in las

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english poet john milton once wrote, they only serve, those who stand and wait.le today we honor three outstanding soldiers, whose actions embody the highest ideals of selfless service, we also honor the high price our military members and their families are willing to pay on behalf of our nation. remember, the strength, the sacrifices of these military families, caregivers and survivors, and we remember and renew our sacred obligation to those who serve this nation in uniform. as a nation, we have many obligations to our children, the elderly, those in need, but we only have one truly sacred obligation. that's to properly prepare and equip the troops we send into harm's way, care for them and their families, both while they are deploying and when they return. that commitment never expires. as commander-in-chief, i promise it's a commitment that we will keep. so god bless you all, and may god protect the troops who are out there right now. it's my great honor to ask for the citations to be read and awarded the medal of honor to sergeant first class alwyn cashe, s

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verstappen paid a visit to the red bull racing factory in milton keynes today to celebrate his firsto reject their initial protest against the result on sunday. they have until 7pm tomorrow night to decide whether to press on with that appeal. races should be won on the track, and i think throughout the whole season we have been doing that. if you look at the whole season, take away the bad luck, you can say we should've already won the championship. but you're in that position and so, we will celebrate regardless but we at least won it on the track. and that's all the sport for now. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines... more than 78 thousand new cases were reported in the past 2a hours — as the growth rate of the new variant rises. the doubling rate of omicron as now down to less than two days. i'm afraid we are also seeing the inevitable increase in hospitalisations. president biden goes to kentucky to see the devastation caused by this weekend's tornadoes. the scope and scale of this destruction is almost beyond belief. look arou

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milton west is the pastor of first christian church, a brick building that stood more than 100 years. pile of rubble. >> i see what remains of the first presbyterian church. and i see what matters most, the faithful that have gathered with us in the parking lot this morning. >> reporter: the focus is on what was spared, like this communion table, left untouched. >> the body of christ, broken for you. >> reporter: and the people, whose faith binds them together. >> this is very emotional. it was important to come today to have service because we need each other. >> reporter: throughout mayfield, symbols of resilience. this sign in the rubble reading, beaten but not defeated. >> we lost a lot of things. but we haven't lost the life. building can be replaced. that house. for life, you can't. >> reporter: people from nearby towns already racing to lend a helping hand, in whatever way they can. >> you know we had a drill. and we got people to donate some food. we thought we could grill and hand out water. we're going to be here as long as we got food. >> we had strangers walk up yesterday,

jay's fatherjason is now working with the police in milton keynes.ks, into shops, bars, nightclubs. our sonjay was stabbed in the aorta, which is in the abdomen. he had three minutes to live, which he got from the kitchen to the front room and collapsed. unfortunately, it wouldn't have saved his life, but we're hoping it can save other people's lives. you know, we don't want anotherfamily to go through what we've been through. you are under arrest for suspicion of possession of an offensive weapon. bodycam footage from a stop and search in milton keynes and police havejust found a knife. have you got any other weapons on you? another stop, another weapon. in a series of operations, thames valley police have been removing weapons from the street, gathering intelligence, disrupting gangs. could you just focus round about the triangle building? because that's where we're getting a lot of intel that that's where one half of the group is hanging around. jason isjoining the police on one of their operations. as well as seeing it first—hand the attempts on

director milton. please call item 14. >> introduction of new items, this is an information item. >> president: anybody have new items? all right. madam clerk, please call item 15. >> clerk: item 15 is public comment. >> president: let's open our general public comment . >> clerk: we have one color. your two minutes will begin now. >> caller: i'm revealing rule 3.26 of the transportation authority regarding public comment which does provide that public comment is not taken before the board on an item that was previously considered by committee not substantially changed but i believe that runs afoul of the brown act which only applies that provision to the board of supervisors and not to other entities so i believe there's a conflict between that rule and the provision of the brown act . regardless the comment i would have me on the subject of item 11 on the juneteenth holiday is in theresults clause for that item . result thetransportation authority hereby amends resolution 90 14 to add observed junete

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