the next, milton friedman. on the other hand, mark comes by his knowledge of milton friedman on a first-hand basis. as he will reveal, they had a dear, but occasionally prickly relationship. the two of them constantly argued over a variety of issues, but always remained cordial. mark was probably the last person to go out to lunch with milton friedman before he died of a heart attack on november 16, 2006. mark will recount their friendship and discuss their differences over money, education, taxation, the nobel prize, religion, and host of other topics. only once, apparently, did things get a tad out of control, a moment when mark tore up milton friedman's $20 bill. i will let him regale you with the details of that story. he is a jack of many trades and a master of most of them. with a phd in economics from george washington university, he has been a university professor, an economist, an investment expert, entrepreneur, and the author of more than 25 books. incidentally, his book "vienna in chicago" is for sa

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i love your background on milton friedman and jack welch. i worked for 30 years in corporate america. your people not even making minimum wage and telling them how to get welfare checks and snap and all of that. we have capitalism untethered. billionaires making too much money. normal people worried about egg prices should have an entire social net helping us rather than giving it to bezos and these people. i want to thank you for your timely podcasted i hope people will listen to it. guest: an important thing to remember is that once upon a time in america, shareholder capitalism existed but it was not like it is today, so for the most part large companies have had shareholders. companies used to look at them as part of the system. the workers and employees were part of the system. the communities were part of the system. i trace how in that 1950's and 1960's, a big company like general electric would issue its report and not talk about shareholders. it would talk about workers, suppliers, the good it had done in the communities in which it

yeah, i think it's in our dna, in milton keynes.formula 1, and then we have advances in al technology. we've currently got the world's largest fleet of autonomous delivery robots, in the starship robots — if you're a milton keynes local, you'll be very familiar with those. but is this global advance in technology safe? later this year, bletchley will host an international conference on the safety of artificial intelligence. leaders here welcome the debate. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. hi, i'm ellis with the catch up. tonight — double doctors strike, h&m to charge for returns, and a snake somewhere it shouldn't be. but first — the bbc says it'll be reviewing complaints against russell brand. the comedian — a former bbc radio presenter — has been accused of rape, sexual assault, and emotional abuse. he denies the claims. content featuring russell brand has been removed from bbc iplayer and sounds. some other stories now — junior doctors and consultants in england are staging theirfirstjoint strike

friedman she didn't necessarily have a familiarity with milton friedman for it was very much this is that could help black students essentially leave the public school system that she thought was failing them. and so i thought here's someone who embodies some these contradictions because, you know, i don't want to give all away. but she she became somewhat disillusioned with some of her white conservative allies over time. and so i thought her story spoke a lot of the different sort of, questions and debates and the tension, all of this. and so that's one of the reasons i focused on her. and also because milwaukee was sort of the first modern program. so it made to focus some attention there. so you basically had a woman who you would describe as a black nationalist representing a majority city, partnering with white lawmakers, conservative white lawmakers. yeah. and she called she called it the unholy alliance which i actually it was actually the original title of the book i thought that was so great in so many ways. it it did not it did not say education to a lot of people. it did

milton keynes is ahead of everybody else on robots. robot centralfor uk, milton keynes., will need to be done by the private sector. faisal islam, bbc news, in milton keynes. from the singing detective on television to harry potter sir michael gabon was a giant of the acting world and has died at 82. daniel radcliffe described him as a "brilliant, effortless" actor. his versatility was the envy of many in his trade, in a career spanning five decades. we report now on the life of an actor described as a wonderful man. welcome, welcome to another year at hogwarts. michael gambon as dumbledore. a great acting talent who never took it too seriously. tom! tom, you are sitting here! oh, back where i started? his stage breakthrough was in alan ayckbourn�*s the norman conquests, and in particular, a scene in which he ends up dining on the little chair. you are all right where you are. good evening. carry on, talk amongst yourselves. no, not that one. the table was down like that. i actually saw a bloke one night fall out of his seat in the circle, laughing. i mean, you couldn't

and to milton friedman, who defined the economic system that drives us. these are just some of the authors and books that we will be exploring in our 10 week series. books are meant to engage, enlighten, enrage, and energizes. that is what we are hoping to do with the series. the 10 books that we have chosen for this series represent different euros, top -- eras, topics and viewpoints. they are derived from a large list of 100 books created by the library of congress. if you like the list chosen, thank the library of congress for their 100 books that shaped america. if you don't like our editorial choices, blame c-span and share your own list with us. there are couple ways of doing that. the website for doing that is at c-span.org/books that changed america, and you can also see a complete review of the entire series there. if you are here in the audience, and you hear some books that you agree with or don't agree with, go downstairs. we have a video kiosk set up where you can record your own thoughts about books that shaped america. i mentioned three of

milton keynes is ahead of everybody else on robots. robot centralfor uk, milton keynes.ll need to be done by the private sector. faisal islam, bbc news, in milton keynes. the british sprinter bianca williams broke down earlier today, as she gave evidence at a police misconduct hearing, describing being handcuffed next to her three month old child. ms williams and her partner were pulled over in their car injuly 2020 in west london, with their three—month old baby. she cried as she told the hearing about being handcuffed, while her baby son wept in the vehicle. the couple have accuse the force of racism over the incident. five met police officers deny accusations of gross misconduct. the family of a young black gymnast at the centre of a racism row in irish sport have said there is no excuse for what happened to their daughter. the 10—year—old was the only gymnast in a competition line—up not to be handed a participation medal. speaking publicly for the first time, the family told the bbc about their fight for an apology from the governing body gymnastics ireland. they've

she said it wasn't about milton freeman, she didn't have familiarity with it. for her was very much, this is something that could help black students essentially leave the public school system that she got was failing them. here's someone that embodies these contradictions. she became disillusioned with some of her conservative allies overtime. i thought her story spoke to a lot of the different questions and debates and tension in all of this. milwaukee was sort of the first modern program, so it made sense to focus some attention. moriah: you have a woman who you would describe as a black nationalist, representing a majority black cities partnering with white conservative lawmakers. cara: it was actually the original title of the book. i thought that was so great in so many ways. it did not say education to a lot of people so it did not end up being a title so i used it for a chapter title. i thought that short description did speak to the strangeness of the alliance that she made with tommy thompson, who was the white republican governor at the time. moriah:

milton keynes is ahead of everybody else on robots. robot centralfor uk, milton keynes. so its growth too, will need to be done by the private sector. faisal islam, bbc news, in milton keynes. here in the uk from the 1st of october no business — whether that be a retailer or takeaway — will now be able to sell things like single—use plastic cutlery, plates and polystyrene cups under these new government restrictions. environment secretary therese coffey announced the ban injanuary. in england, councils across the country will be required to enforce the ban locally through their trading standards teams. but, local authorities are concerned that not enough businesses or individuals are aware of these changes — as nick garnett has been finding out. polystyrene and plastic, the packaging of choice for the high street. from next week, you won't be able to eat with one of these or eat out of some of these type of packages. it's very confusing, though, for shopkeepers. some of them didn't even know about the ban until we came in and told them about it. i don't know how much we

sean milton had been tried twice for the crime. ry did not come to a verdict both times, and the charges were dismissed. then a year ago, cold case investigators used dna technology and found the evidence did not match milton. milton died before he could be completely cleared of the crime. but now police have arrested a new suspect, fred cain iii. the solano county d.a. attributes the case to the cold case investigators and the power of dna testing. >> dna is such a powerful tool in these cases, and it's such an important tool because it cannot only solve crimes like we believe it's solving this one, but it can also exonerate somebody who is innocent. >> our jody hernandez is following the story and will bring you more on this in our later newscasts. >>> here's a live look at the capitol where this there's hope to prevent a government shutdown. the clock is ticking here. if no deal is reached by saturday, a shutdown will kick in. republican house speaker kevin mccarthy says there is still time to strike a short-term deal, but so fa

that information that a milton was a suspect and they believed he was it's a shocking emotional event for the family. cain waived extradition. he's being transported here to solano county, expected sometime this week. >> and then will be arraigned in fairfield, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> new video tonight of a person being attacked outside a business in oakland. you can see here man's approached by 2 guys. this is outside mosques and spade on piedmont avenue. they try to steal the victim's wallet before the incident could escalate, though, 2 other men who are watching what was happening run over and scare off the robbers. at the end of the video, the victim picks up the item they tried to take from him. >> also developing tonight, the 2 unions that represent san francisco unified school district will soon be voting on whether to walk off the job in the coming weeks the strikes could mean the thousands of teachers, janitors, school nurses and other workers will walk off the job. the vote will come as contract. negotiations remain stalled between the unions and district. >> bo

one in three jobs in the milton keynes are linked to technology. world's largest fleet of autonomous robots. you will be familiar with them. is this global advance ape question mark later this year, bletchley will host a conference on safety. hello from the bbc sport centre. i'm hugh ferris. most of spain's world cup winning squad have decided to end their strike...

had a monster year and now joe milton who filled in for him in the bowl game and look great.ut let's be honest, the knock on joe milton has been consistency going from michigan to tennessee. he now gets the opportunity to be the guy. and if tennessee is going to go where they want to go, it's going to be joe milton is going to be consisting with his decisions and accuracy. >> so many transfer quarterbacks michael penix jr now washington's quarterback came over last year from indiana had a great year they opened against boise state another team with with huge expectations and pressure and what a tough game to match up with in my opinion with that typical old tough boise state. >> a veteran boise state team. taylor green is a quarterback that can make you pay for it if you're not prepared. but washington seems to have some maturity about him. i really like what kalen deboer has done second year now. i think there's more of kind of an established culture. so i think washington will get off to a good start, but they could be challenged here saturday night, prime time abc battle o

hendon had a monster year and now joe milton who filled in for him in the bowl game and look great. let's be honest, the knock on joe milton has been consistency going from michigan to tennessee. he now gets the opportunity to be the guy and if tennessee is going to go where they want to go, it's going to be joe. milton is going to be consistent with his decisions and accuracy. >> so many transfer quarterbacks, michael penix jr now washington's quarterback came over last year from indiana had a great year. they opened against boise state another team with with huge expectations and pressure and what a tough game to match up with in my opinion with that typical old tough boise state. >> a veteran boise state team. taylor green is a quarterback that can make you pay for it if you're not prepared. but washington seems to have some maturity about him. i really like what kalen deboer has done. second year now, i think there's more of kind of an established culture. so i think washington will get off to a good start. but they could be challenged here saturday night, prime time abc battle

hendon had a monster year and now joe milton who filled in for him in the bowl game and look great.et's be honest, the knock on joe milton has been consistency going from michigan to tennessee. he now gets the opportunity to be the guy. and if tennessee is going to go where they want to go, it's going to be joe milton is going to be consistent with his decisions and accuracy. >> so many transfer quarterbacks michael penix jr now washington's quarterback came over last year from indiana had a great year. they opened against boise state another team with with huge expectations and pressure and what a tough game to match up with in my opinion with that typical old tough boise state. >> a veteran boise state team. taylor green is a quarterback that can make you pay for it if you're not prepared. but washington seems to have some maturity about him. i really like what kalen deboer has done a second year now. i think there's more of kind of an established culture here. so i think washington will get off to a good start, but they could be challenged here saturday night, prime time abc batt

senator milton. senator miles. senator nichols. senator parker. senator perry. senator. senator springer. senator sparks. senator west. senator whitmire. senator zaffirini. 24 nays, 6 yeas, the tally is confirmed, the motion is denied. members, we are now taking up motion nine so the motion is entitled motion to exclude evidence of any conduct prior to january 2023. a yea vote is to grant, a nay vote to deny the motion. please mark your vote. baliffs, please take up the votes. all votes are collected, thank you, bailiff. the court will pull those at random. >> eckhart, nay. king, nay. sparks, nay. florres, nay. blanco, nay. nay. parker, yea. hughes, nay. miles, nay. gutierrez, nay. nay. springer, nay. yea. alvarado, nay./ campbell, yea. nichols, nay. west, nay. whitmer, nay. huffman, nay. nay. zaffirini, nay. perry, yea. nay. yea. yea. militant, -- middleton, nay. hancock, nay. menendez, nay. birdwell, nay. paul, yea. eight yeas, 22 nays. >> i'll ocnfirm the votes. -- confirm. senator alvarado. senator betancourt. senator campbell. senator creighton. senator eckhart. sen

that information that a milton was a suspect. >> and they believed he was >> it's a shocking emotionalhe family. cain waived extradition. he's being transported here to solano county, expected sometime this week. >> and then will be arraigned in fairfield, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> a man is dead after being hit by a garbage truck in san jose. police say it happened in a parking lot in the city's mayfair neighborhood early this morning. they say the driver stayed on scene and cooperated with the investigators. this marks the second pedestrian death in just 24 hours. and the 3rd death in the last couple of days. san jose councilmember peter ortiz says that he's working on a project that will use grant money to make streets safer. >> that makes streets appear more that puts in quick build structures to forced people to drive in their lanes, force them to drive in smaller areas. >> ortiz says that his plan would help slow down traffic. mayor matt mahan office also tells us there is there are over 200 safety projects. the city is set to complete this year to improve pedestrian sa

the life of a lonely elderly widower milton , the protagonist of the fantastic comedy jules , is not rich in events, azalea's only joy is in the backyard. one night , an alien ship lands right on your favorite flowers. next to him, milton finds the aliens and decides to take care of him the role was played by oscar and golden globe winner ben kingsley and director mark turton is best known as the producer of the comedy little miss sunshine in 2007. worthy of an academy award for best originality ufo screenplay destroyed my azaleas and bird feeder with this kind of talk we'll just get our fur up. you watched the film industry in the fall, new telekines came and online, nevertheless, it started. so there are even more interesting films and series ahead, see you in a week. forget the oil has fallen a film by alexander the great, nothing at all depends on us. earrings should depend 93 you will this is a story soon. hello on air right program vesti duty at maxim movchan's studio the second high-ranking policeman in two days in moscow was detained sent under house arrest acting head of the

next to him is milton.e care of him, the main role was played by oscar and golden globe winner ben kingsley and the director of the film mark turtaup is best known as a producer with his participation the comedy little miss sunshine was created in 2007. worthy of an academy award for best originality ufo screenplay

milton thank you. milton took a youth cabinet member from rochdale. oh, amazing , right?oving on this morning. still to come, we've got sir keir starmer. he's had another u—turn. funny this time it's on immigration. but first of all, here's the news with lisa hartle . it's 1031. >> i'm lisa hartle . it'51031. >> i'm lisa hartle in . it's 1031. >> i'm lisa hartle in the newsroom. bbc channel 4 and production company bannau uk have launched internal investigations following sexual assault allegations against comedian russell brand for women have accused the 48 year old of rape and sexual assaults between 2006 and 2013. during the height of his popularity, russell brand denies all the allegations and says all of his relationships have been consensual . says all of his relationships have been consensual. nhs leaders say strikes by junior doctors and consultants this week will cause unprecedented disruption for patients. consultants in england will walk out for 48 hours from tomorrow with junior doctors joining them on wednesday . junior doctors on wednesday. junior doctors wi

that information that a milton was a suspect. >> and they believed he was >> it's a shocking emotional event for the family. cain waived extradition. he's being transported here to solano county, expected sometime this week. >> and then will be arraigned in fairfield, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> in san jose, another pedestrian death to talk about now as a garbage truck strikes and kills a man in a parking lot. earlier this morning, it happened around 3.30, in the ty's mayfair neighborhood. the incident happened in the parking lot of jackson square, which is located on h jackson avenue. that's near the 6.80, interchange. the male pian was killed on the scene. investigators a still trying to find out exactly what happe led up to this deadly collision. the driver i cooperating with police. this is the 3rd pedestrian death in san jose. in the past 4 days. and now in sunnyvale, a vta bus driver is recovering right now after they were attacked at the lockheed martin transit center last night. this happened just before 7 that station located on north fill the avenue and 5th avenues j

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building, the first date that opened in 1848 and cutting edge research facility dedicated to studying miltonhopefully preventing them in the future. even before, their doctors were pushing ideas in the early 80s about the hereditary nature and rediscovery and renewed interest in the idea of criminality and poverty and traits that were inherited so a growing sense that they couldn't be cured by controlling the environment so it was to prevent people from breeding so the doctors called for castration at times. that was universally unpopular and people were advocating for it. restrictions of marriage and isolation of u people and is fairly new at the time and they were perfect effective at preventing the production. >> great. well, not great but -- [laughter]to forced sterilization upon women you gave great examples of male and female in terms of gender discrimination so it is important to understand the intentions behind the movement within the lens of this medical knowledge, how can we better understand how they were approaching this to benefit societyy? everybody from pennsylvania to chime i

take to get an extra ride back to - it take to get an extra ride back to presumably where you are, miltonefore we get the samples. pretty— weeks before we get the samples. pretty quick, actually. they have to recover _ pretty quick, actually. they have to recover the — pretty quick, actually. they have to recover the space capsule, get it to clean _ recover the space capsule, get it to clean rooms, the main cure since entering — clean rooms, the main cure since entering houston. then they have to open up _ entering houston. then they have to open up the — entering houston. then they have to open up the spacecraft, understand what is _ open up the spacecraft, understand what is in _ open up the spacecraft, understand what is in there, extract material from _ what is in there, extract material from it — what is in there, extract material from it. then start deciding which bits they— from it. then start deciding which bits they want to sample and sent to us. 50. _ bits they want to sample and sent to us so. yeah. — bits they want to sample and sent to us. so, yeah, there are a lot of steps _

milton keys is ahead of everybody else. he would have _ ahead of everybody else.e heavy lifting on improving britain's investment record and its growth will need to be done by the private sector. michael hewson is chief market analyst at cmc markets. why do you think private investment levels in uk have fallen so dramatically? i think there are a number of factors. obviously, political stability is one of them. there is no coherent long—term planning strategy. i think of the transition towards renewable energy and transport upgrading the national grid, the uk has fallen towards bottom of the investment range from the 1990s. we had the channel tunnel, we had canary wharf, we had thejubilee line extension, we had the millennium partnership. at the moment what is happening here now is a bickering about nuclear power and bickering about hsv—2 and we're bickering about hsv—2 and we're bickering about not building enough houses, so i do not think it is hard to see where the problem lies. it lies with the politicians and planning system and ultimately it lies with the fa

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i love your background on milton friedman and jack welch. worked for 30 years in corporate america. your people not even making minimum wage and telling them how to get welfare checks and snap and all of that. we have capitalism untethered. billionaires making too much money. normal people worried about egg prices should have an entire social net helping us rather than giving it to bezos and these people. i want to thank you for your timely podcasted i hope people will listen to it. guest: an important thing to remember is that once upon a time in america, shareholder capitalism existed but it was not like it is today, so for the most part large companies have had shareholders. companies used to look at them as part of the system. the workers and employees were part of the system. the communities were part of the system. i trace how in that 1950's and 1960's, a big company like general electric would issue its report and not talk about shareholders. it would talk about workers, suppliers, the good it had done in the communities in which it w

i love your background on milton friedman and jack welch.orked for 30 years in corporate america. your people not even making minimum wage and telling them how to get welfare checks and snap and all of that. we have capitalism untethered. billionaires making too much money. normal people worried about egg prices should have an entire social net helping us rather than giving it to bezos and these people. i want to thank you for your timely podcasted i hope people will listen to it. guest: an important thing to remember is that once upon a time in america, shareholder capitalism existed but it was not like it is today, so for the most part large companies have had shareholders. companies used to look at them as part of the system. the workers and employees were part of the system. the communities were part of the system. i trace how in that 1950's and 1960's, a big company like general electric would issue its report and not talk about shareholders. it would talk about workers, suppliers, the good it had done in the communities in which it wor

i think it is in our dna in milton keynes., and then advances in al technology. we have got the world's largest fleet of autonomous delivery robots. but is this global advance in technology safe? later this year, bletchley will hold an international conference on the safety of artificial intelligence. let's bring you some breaking news now. the director general of the bbc has announced a review to look at any complaints against russell brand, what was known and what was done. it will also examine any issues about cars used by the bbc at that time, after one alleged victim says russell brand sent a bbc car to take her from school to brand's house when she was 16, and he was 30. we arejoined by we are joined by our news correspondent from the newsroom. there have been lots of new lines today on this story, so just bring us right up to date with what we know about russell brand and the various investigations going on now. this news coming in now that the director—general of the bbc, tim davie, has announced a review. it will be l

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finn" by mark twain, "their eyes were watching god," by zora neale hurston, and "free to choose" by miltonose friedman. watch our 10-part series, "books that shaped america" starting monday, september 18 at 9 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span our free mobile video app, or online at c-span.org. ♪ >> and join us thursday for a preview of "books that shaped america," with librarian of congress, carla hayden, and historian and best-selling author douglas brinkley, live from the library of congress's coolidge auditorium. carla hayden is the 14th librarian of congress and has been in office since 2016. douglas brinkley teaches at rice university and has authored and or edited books on several presidents,ndther famous american a many other topics. watch the preview of our new series, "books that shaped america" live at 7:00 p.m. thursday, eastern on c-span, c-span now our free mobile video app, or online at c-span.org. ♪ >> c-span now is a free mobile app featuring your unfiltered view of what is happening in washington live and on-demand. keep up with the days biggest events with livestreams of hea

among our featured books, common sense by thomas and free to choose by milton friedman.atch our 10 part series, books that shaped america, starting september 18 at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span or online at c-span.org. ♪ >> and join us thursday for a preview of books that shaped america, with the librarian of congress and a historian and best-selling author live from the library of congress. the 14th librarian of congress has been in office since 2015. douglas frankie -- douglas brinkley has authored several books on u.s. presidents and many other topics. watching books that shaped america on c-span, c-span now, our free mobile video app, or online at c-span.org. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more, including buckeye broadband. ♪ buckeye broadband support span a public service -- c-span as a public service alongith these other television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. next, from the white house, president biden talking about strengthening america's ports and supply chains. he also celeb