but have you been milton keynes? been to milton keynes? >> i lost my sister in milton keynes. election how i managed to you famous, to lose one. make you famous, high women in the world. high profile women in the world. did she give you a clip round there? just into a lot there? no, i just got into a lot of with the times news of trouble with the times news desk was working with desk where i was working with because i was spending the day with people her people because i was spending the day with to people her people because i was spending the day with to knowe her people because i was spending the day with to know that her people because i was spending the day with to know that pearceyple ought to know that pearce actually a sized, like actually has a life sized, like actually has a life sized, like a thing of mrs. thatcher. >> cut—out of mrs. thatcher in his living room. no, in his living room. no, it's in the study, it out for study, and he brings it out for parties so that we have to pay homage we walk in before we go. >> and if people don't like her, they nearly have a he

milton milton keynes?re, lots of keynes has, i'm sure, lots of lovely qualities. it's not the most beautiful part of the world. it's very concrete y. it's very post—war. it's a car place designed for cars with stretches of concrete, car parks everywhere. actually, if i were to be doing anything in milton keynes, it would be making it a bit more walkable, a bit less car dependent, perhaps a bit more dense in terms of how by greenery. >> and that's where i think the villages are, where they don't want all these extra houses. the problem is not extra houses. the problem is not extra houses. the problem is not only extra houses, i don't think. i imagine it's also the fact that they may not feel they have adequate infrastructure to cope with that demand. so do they have the transport needed? do they have the schools? do they have the dentists? do they have the doctors surgeries? do they have, you everything ? and has you know, everything? and has that been planned before they come say, we're going to come and s

particularly if you live in the milton area, know. milton keynes area, let me know. the ways . me the usual ways. email me gb views gb news. com but first, views at gb news. com but first, it's views at gb news. com but first, wsfime views at gb news. com but first, it's time for your latest news headunes it's time for your latest news headlines sofia wenzler . headlines with sofia wenzler. >> thanks, martin. good afternoon. it's 3:02. i'm sophia wenzler in the gb newsroom . your wenzler in the gb newsroom. your top story this hour, sir jeffrey donaldson has stepped down as leader of the democratic unionist party after he was charged with sex offences of a historical nature . the dup has historical nature. the dup has also suspended mr donaldson from membership pending the outcome of the judicial process, which they say is in accordance with party rules. they've now appointed gavin robinson as interim leader, a 57 year old woman has been charged with aiding and abetting additional offences in relation to the same police investigation . sir police investigation. sir jeffrey was e

that's the question, milton friedman asks in this film. the 1960s corvair condemned ralph nader as unsafe at any speed speed. since nader's attack, it's being increasingly that we need government in the marketplace today. there are agencies all over washington where bureaucrats decide what's good for us. agencies to control the prices we pay, the quality goods we can buy, the choice of products available. it's costing us more than $5 billion a year. since the attack. the corvair. government has been more and more money in the name of protecting the consumer consumer. this is hardly what the third president of the united states, thomas jefferson, whose monument this is had in mind when he defined a wise, frugal government as one which restrained men from injuring each other and them otherwise free to, regulate their own pursuits of industry and improvement. ever since the corvair affair, the us government increasingly been muscling in between buyer and seller. in the marketplaces of america. by thomas jefferson's standards, what we have tod

milton: we run a private credit firm, opportunistic.o reverence has re-businesses, private equity which is focused on financial services, the second is an opportunistic credit business and the third is an opportunistic real estate business. some funds would like the multifamily side of the business, some will like office at what they think is the reset value for those assets. and i think what the bank ultimately decides to do will be a function of how we want to reshape the bank. a bunch of this will run off and mature and refinance elsewhere. part of it will sell into other pockets to take it off the balance sheet. and some part of it will sell. sonali: how much due diligence were you able to conduct before the deal? and now that you have a look under the hood, how bad is it? how much work is there to be done on the real estate portfolio especially the red regulated part? milton: we did a lot of work. we substantially went through the bulk, 75% of the office portfolio. we went through about 25% of the multi family, which is quite exten

that's the question, milton friedman asks in this film. the 1960s corvair condemned ralph nader as unsafe at any speed speed. since nader's attack, it's being increasingly that we need government in the marketplace today. there are agencies all over washington where bureaucrats decide what's good for us. agencies to control the prices we pay, the quality goods we can buy, the choice of products available. it's costing us more than $5 billion a year. since the attack. the corvair. government has been more and more money in the name of protecting the consumer consumer. this is hardly what the third president of the united states, thomas jefferson, whose monument this is had in mind when he defined a wise, frugal government as one which restrained men from injuring each other and them otherwise free to, regulate their own pursuits of industry and improvement. ever since the corvair affair, the us government increasingly been muscling in between buyer and seller. in the marketplaces of america. by thomas jefferson's standards, what we have tod

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now, now i'm talking to milton because. he's heard the flavor of the discussion and what what len williams now is now saying is utter nonsense. there's no other no two ways about the conditions of the worker in. this country, before they were labor unions very important improved very greatly. you cannot tell me that millions of people my, parents, your parents, for all i know, parents and many people around came to this country from europe in order to exploited and in order to be subject and subjected to violence. of course, they were infantry with that permanently. i mean, most of the blacks came to this country not voluntarily, but they were shipped there, blacks. and the interesting thing about about the excuse is that left out information and back to the sure the blacks are an exception. i agree with you. complete 20 to the exception. they are they a very important exception. but they are millions and millions of people that mr. williams represent are not mostly they are mostly from the slavic that came from. well if yo

now, now i'm talking to milton because. he's heard the flavor of the discussion and what what len williams now is now saying is utter nonsense. there's no other no two ways about the conditions of the worker in. this country, before they were labor unions very important improved very greatly. you cannot tell me that millions of people my, parents, your parents, for all i know, parents and many people around came to this country from europe in order to exploited and in order to be subject and subjected to violence. of course, they were infantry with that permanently. i mean, most of the blacks came to this country not voluntarily, but they were shipped there, blacks. and the interesting thing about about the excuse is that left out information and back to the sure the blacks are an exception. i agree with you. complete 20 to the exception. they are they a very important exception. but they are millions and millions of people that mr. williams represent are not mostly they are mostly from the slavic that came from. well if yo

milton keynes, section >> in milton keynes, a section 34 is in 34 dispersal order is in place after largegang fight and after a large gang fight and anti—social behaviour involving around 300 children and teenagers , the uk is nearly teenagers, the uk is nearly doubled to double aid for sudan to help their humanitarian crisis, but could that 89 million be spent better in britain .7 britain? >> we'll debate that . >> we'll debate that. soon. >> we'll debate that. soon. >> and of course, let us know your views and all those stories. gb views at gb news.com. and thank you, by the way, so much forjoining us on bank holiday weekend. it's good friday you religious friday today. are you religious at your your vibe? >> i'm getting more religious by the the moment, to be the minute at the moment, to be honest you. no it's good honest with you. no it's good friday, just easter friday, so just happy easter everybody, you so much everybody, and thank you so much for us. yeah, definitely. and also the way, we've >> and also by the way, we've got live with got an exclusive live with philip mp who has j

did milton did they put buffalo in milton keynes milton keynes or something?ton keynightclub buffaloes. >> nightclub called buffaloes. >> nightclub called buffaloes. >> brought buffalo >> no, no, they brought buffalo into somewhere. >> support so the >> i would support that. so the only about milton only thing exciting about milton keynes, something. only thing exciting about milton keynes, like, something. only thing exciting about milton keynes, like, stick something. only thing exciting about milton keynes, like, stick scfew:hing. didn't they like, stick a few buffalo in there? didn't they like, stick a few bqupparentlya? didn't they like, stick a few buf apparently the didn't they like, stick a few bqupparently the buffalo, they >> apparently the buffalo, they clear the woods >> apparently the buffalo, they cleathat the woods >> apparently the buffalo, they cleathat enables the woods >> apparently the buffalo, they cleathat enables other woods >> apparently the buffalo, they cleathat enables other animals and that enables other animals to flourish and all

milton keynes has changed.ts of london, a dumping ground for social problems, just like we see on the seaside towns. bad policies, failed liberal policies becoming the problems of towns like milton keynes. parents telling me they're scrimping and saving to send their kids to private schools get them away from schools to get them away from children this. families children like this. families who don't abandon by society. don't care, abandon by society. this video is symptomatic of what's going on all across britain. >> well, thank you very much. martin daubney three till six. and sally mitchell, thank you very much for joining us for that stuff. very that debate. good stuff. very interesting keep interesting indeed. now keep your coming in that. your views coming in on that. we will some very will get to some more very shortly . lots of stuff. but, shortly. lots of stuff. but, remember tavistock remember the tavistock clinic? the , controversially, the clinic, controversially, giving and things to , giving hormo

riot in places like milton keynes yesterday.ybe, keynes yesterday. orjust maybe, if more of us or just maybe, if more of us were brought up to value life as jesus did, and to never take the life of another, we wouldn't see the knife crime, the kind of knife crime, savagery, currently savagery, savagery currently gripping london. so look, like i said, i'm going to stress this. i'm not asking you to go and repent your sins while reciting verses of the bible , despite verses of the bible, despite what some militant christians will you to do . in will try and force you to do. in actual fact, one of them last week on twitter told me that jesus wouldn't love me because he doesn't allow us to be half in half let you in half out. let me tell you something, pal. kind of something, pal. that kind of jesus sound very loving jesus doesn't sound very loving to and version the to me, and my version of the bloke is a lot more generous than judgemental than the judgemental and conditional person you like to portray me. so this easter, let's com

and people would say, milton, people like sending their kids to university and like having retired ineekends and overtime and health. how are you going to convince them to like go back to the victorian age? and he said, you know, in times of crisis things that are on the periphery can move to the center very quickly. our job is to have good ideas lying around so that when the next crisis strikes, the impossible can become the inevitable and i like to quote friedman because i like to imagine that he looks up from that spit he's been roasting on since satan took him to hell in 22 and gurgles a curse around the red hot iron bar protruding his jaws while the demons laugh and more molten -- on his skin. but more to the point, there is no stable configuration or technologydoofus. mark zuckerberg is in charge of 4 billion people's lives, which means that we are lurching crisis to crisis and beuse we lack any good ideas, lying around with each one of these crises, we do the same thing we did last time, but harder and hope for a different outcome. and i think there really is a version of the f

milton keynes just imagine being in that sh0jwhen you're milton keynes just imagine being in that sh0jwhenn you're doing your, your shop and, i didn't your weekly shop and, i didn't think so. i didn't i didn't know what i was thinking. >> i don't apologise to anyone from milton keynes . from milton keynes. >> look, charlie, i agree in principle that parents need to take more responsibility for their children, perhaps fining parents would kick them up the backside in order for them to do that more. but i suppose the question is if the parent is someone who can't afford to pay this fine and therefore they pay the fine, and it means that they can't afford food or they can't afford their bills, what does that actually do to help the situation? >> it means that the child will be so tired it can't run around like a feral beast because it's had no food. >> wow. >> wow. >> so what? we we what you. >> so what? we what we what you. >> so what? we what we what you. >> stop! yes i am joking, >> yeah. stop! yes i am joking, i am joking, i mean, i was a secondary school teacher, and i'm telling you righ

they're running around milton around shopping malls in milton keynes. what want to know keynes.ut older men. so let's they have got a let's say that they have got a child, they've been in a relationship and let's say that for whatever reason, that relationship is broken down. you see, i'm a comedian. i know a lot men, lot of them are my lot of men, a lot of them are my friends them are friends and a lot of them are single. want single. and they they want a date just don't know date and they just don't know how about it. what kind of how to go about it. what kind of advice? your advice? what what are like your top you give to top three tips would you give to a who's already been a man who's already been married? he's divorced. he's maybe got a child. how does he get back into dating? >> so in those cases, >> okay, so in those cases, i would still say because we have a lot of clients who are older guys, is still go to bars, go to clubs, to the traditional way clubs, go to the traditional way of also have of meeting women, but also have dating apps as an extra, you know. oh, okay.

the people there are furious and maybe sorry, what did about milton? did they say about milton? dumpsters and all sorts. >> ironically, >> i wrote ironically, ironically, filmed in london. >> unbelievably, the best ever line i wrote in script when line i wrote in a script when i was the bbc was about milton was at the bbc was about milton keynes. was, was, it was keynes. it was, it was, it was milton keynes. future milton keynes. was the future once? when david once? yes it was when david cameron failed call cameron was failed to call gordon an election and gordon to call an election and concrete cows poor milton keynes mine at university secretary mine is at university secretary michelle making us michelle donelan for making us all fork out to pay for her. rant against academics at folks around 15 grand. >> i think it was worth every penny. it's okay. okay, let's not, let's not, let's not let's not, let's not, let's not let's not double it. don't need the taxpayer doing more work for us, sean. right. okay. today's uni and jackass is justin welby. i still haven't won. it's gotta

riot in places like milton keynes yesterday.t maybe, keynes yesterday. orjust maybe, if more of us or just maybe, if more of us were brought up to value life as jesus did, and to never take the life of another, we wouldn't see the knife crime, the kind of knife crime, savagery, currently savagery, savagery currently gripping london. so look, like i said, i'm going to stress this. i'm not asking you to go and repent your sins while reciting verses of the bible , despite verses of the bible, despite what some militant christians will you to do . in will try and force you to do. in actual fact, one of them last week on twitter told me that jesus wouldn't love me because he doesn't allow us to be half in half let you in half out. let me tell you something, pal. kind of something, pal. that kind of jesus sound very loving jesus doesn't sound very loving to and version the to me, and my version of the bloke is a lot more generous than judgemental than the judgemental and conditional person you like to portray me. so this easter, let's

bearing in mind milton keynesis point.you commute into london, so you can commute into london, so you can commute into london keynes , the london from milton keynes, the same from, know, same as i do from, you know, brentwood into london, brentwood and essex into london, several days week. you know, several days a week. you know, it's similar journey . it's a fairly similar journey. and of course, look, with infrastructure and housing and people will ultimately come on will come employment. now whether is small whether that employment is small employment, you know, corner shops businesses or shops and small businesses or indeed the attraction of big employers because they know that they've got a workforce on their doorstep and what we've got to doorstep and what we've got to do is embrace the inevitable, which is if we're a country that is going to expand to 70, 75, 80 million people, particularly on the basis that actually only 6% of britain, martin is built on residentially only 6. so the nimbys that you refer to in your

eastern we continue with the series "free to choose" coproduced by milton friedman and his wife in 1980to cure inflation, exploring the american story." watch american history tv saturdays on c-span2. find the full schedule on your program guide,r watch anytime at c-span.org/history. ♪ >> c-span is yr unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more, including comcast. >> you think this is just a community center? no, it is way more than that. >> comcast is partnering with 1000 committee dissenters to great wi-fi enabled lifts so

if it's a motion for there should be a mistake in which milton kind of person who only understands power if he understands anything at all of you that just says by more and more opponents of the machine. but something like that, like mind to p as in russia, they can attend that and get into action here in freedom without fear. after coney and refreshing. a group, chelsea admittedly in berlin, but the message is aimed at russia. the development again has over 1000000 phone numbers on instagram immediately off to her husband stuff. she declared she would continue with his work. a months later, her follow was involved in the welcoming her like a soft could she become the new face of the russian or physician that she stays alive? i mean, that would happen to unexplained a binding doesn't to happen to her understand a value for me. she's already the face of the rushing of ocean fuel soon. sure. potentially some publication. sure. she could become president. the 1st she's taking a big grid. she has already lost her husband, but has the strength to fight on it. she was in the least to with the

eastern we continue with the series "free to choose" coproduced by milton friedman and his wife in 1980. titled "how to cure inflation, exploring the american story." watch american history tv saturdays on c-span2. find the full schedule on your program guide,r watch anytime at c-span.org/history. ♪ >> c-span is yr unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more, including comcast. >> you think this is just a community center? no, it is way more than that. >> comcast is partnering with 1000 committee dissenters to great wi-fi enabled lifts so students from low income families can get the tools they need tbe ready for anything. >> comcast supports c-span as a public service along with these other television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> politics reporter from semaphore, dave weigle. welcome to the program. good to be here, thank you. host: let's start with the exit of nikki haley. is it a surprise? guest: not a surprise. ■;she did not ever explain how e could win the nomination. the final stretch of the campaign, right before

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and people would say, milton, people like sending their kids to university and like having retired inertime and health. how are you going to convince them to like go back to the victorian age? and he said, you know, in times of crisis things that are on the periphery can move to the center very quickly. our job is to have good ideas lying strikes, the impossible can become the inevitable and i like to quote friedman because i like to imagine that he looks up from that spit he's been took him ton 22 and gurgles a curse around the red hot iron bar protruding his jaws while the demons laugh moolten -- on his skin. but more to the point, there is no stable configuration or technology in one mediocre doofus. mark zuckerberg is in charge of 4 billion people's lives, which means that we are lurching crisis to crisis and because we lack any good s, lying around with each one of these crises, we do the same thing we did last time, but harder and hope for a different outcome. and i think there rll version of the future that comes about because we start to talk about and think about how things c

but milton was not -- who knows if it was that. led jefferson to paper over these differences through romantic abstractions. and it was that bad allowed to live with these contradictions. adam: interesting. in this building here, a lot of us think a lot about madison and hamiltof course, one of the chai gravitated towards when i opened the book was your chapter on hamilton and madisonration. maybe one more example. what did we learn about moderation from hamilton and madison? jeffrey: first of all, he has an amazing book about the constitution, for which madison is a hero, and i can't wait to discuss his great book. he is absolutely identify madison with moderation, in moderation is the touchstone of the constitabout t papers as well. what i learned by applying this lens of morals and the constitution, was that for madison, the constitution was itself ancation of the faculty psychology that he had learned at princeton from president witherspoon. suddenly, i underd light as a manual for what matters -- what madison and hamilton call

saturday, american history tv will air the tempered season, free to choose with milton friedman.e coproduced a series with his wife and fellow economist wrote friedman and at first aired on public television in 1980. they also wrote a book with the same name. they take us to the location imported to the u.s. and world economy. the advocate free-market principles and limit policy and economics. watch free to choose, saturys

of launched airstrikes on so with the targets in retaliation, the milton group had bowed to continue a tax in the shipping lane until israel and it's offensive in gaza. earlier this month, 3 crew members were killed when their ship was hit in a hoot the strike. well, 100 yuk of schindler is the senior director of the counter extremism project here in berlin. we asked him how trying to, and russia managed to negotiate a deal with the who these who continue to target the vessels of western countries. right. clearly and obviously iran as plays a major role in yeah, iran is a major sponsor rupees. it is also very close to china and russia increasingly so over the last couple of years because of breast and pressure. and so my best guess, without being involved in these negotiations, is that they've been through the main root both countries. of course, having an interest to keep the shipping boats open russia to get an edge out and trying to get it's um, merchandise into europe. the problem is, according to media reports, is of course that the china and russia, i agree to politically suppo

earlier strikes in northwestern syria targeted rock at the post belonging to the arabian back to milton group near the northwestern city of a level. according to the u. k. based monitoring group syrian observatory for human rights, a large number of syrian soldiers were also among those killed. dozens of civilians were also injured across the border residents and the northern is really town of slow me, cleaned up debris around their houses after the area was hit by multiple rockets on thursday. since i most is tara tonic on october 7th, israel and his will have been trading fire across live in on southern border as his beloved shows its support for him us. both groups are considered terrorist organizations by multiple countries. i spoke with dw is favors, bureau chief mohammed is rated item of people in 11 on this proceed this ongoing conflict between israel and the militant group has the of this that's what the fee of and depend on from escalating the situation on, on the board does no one wants war a little bit on is in the deepest economic crisis. and if people want this level to avo

plant near berlin runs to homes because of a suspected arson attack, nearby power lines left wing milton groups as it was behind the incident. the hello and welcome to our show, seem goodly in berlin. and we begin in the us where the stage is set for an almost certain re match of president joe biden versus donald trump in november's election . that's after both men secured a string of rezoning winds in the so called super tuesday primary elections, voters and 16 states from alabama to alaska, and one overseas territory. american samoa have been choosing the parties candidates for the white house. only 2 serious contenders remain standing with bite and effectively unopposed. among the democrats. on the republican side, former president trump last remaining rival is the former south carolina governor nikki haley. she will now face even greater pressure to drop out of the race. so before we dive deeper, let's have a listen to some of the voters who cast their ballots on tuesday across the us. actually, i don't, i can't sand trump. and so it wasn't a big problem for me to come over here and

police are blaming arson, after a suspected attack on test was european plant near berlin. far less milton group is claiming responsibility. electricity supply was cut off, and production shut down was coincides with environment was efforts to stop tesla, really expanding the factory. a c o must treated that activists are either the dumbest eco terrace on earth or their puppets of those who don't have good environmental goals. stopping production of electric vehicles rather than fossil fuel vehicles is extremely dumb. which means it's really dumb. i guess he said, we set our political correspondent on his bride through the factory and the nearby protest caps as the tears of factory. normally it produces 4000 cause a week. now it's a standing still, because a left wing, a stream is group set fire to electricity cables supplying the factory. they call themselves an anti capitalist active as group. and that point to environmental damage done by the factory. thousands of trees have to be solved for the factory to be built. and there is also a question of water supply. ca, production uses a lot

as i've seen 3 years of bad habits that has some in the industry warning of a chocolate milton eastern chocolates in london, a tradition that goes back well over a 100 years. this year though, things are different. the cost of cocoa is driving up price is all around this. chocolate makers, suppliers in west africa have been hit hard. the cause that we get from then has dropped by. so what i can supply as full size. that means that the price has doubled. these cocoa plants in ivory coast or diseased, they fall to the ground and rocked its been wet and hot. that encourages the diseases, the prey on cocoa beans because of some of the force cook with the body. so if you don't spray the fields quickly within the disease comes to take over your fields, you can lose everything. when it black into your coco the pots, disintegrate they rock before they're picked. rising prices have not translated into more income for koko. farmers here many have little to sell and in some cases nothing experts say that has to do with the weather in ivory coast and neighboring gonna which together supply much of

earlier strikes the northwestern syria. targeted rock at the post belonging to the arabian back to milton group near the northwestern city. of a level according to the u. k based monitoring groups, syrian observatory for human rights, a large number of syrian soldiers were also among those killed. dozens of civilians were also injured across the border. residents in the northern is really town of slow me, cleaned up debris around their houses after the area was hit by multiple rockets on thursday. since i most, as tara town on october 7th, israel and has been, i have been trading fire across live in on southern border as has the law shows its support for him us. both groups are considered terrorist organizations by multiple countries. he doesn't use a read studio cheese mohammed shred who has the view from 11 on a possible widening conflict between israel and his bar of this. that's what the fee of and up and on from escalating the situation on, on the board does no one wants war a little bit on is in the deepest economic crisis. and if people want this level to avoid a war that could rea

let's go to milton, who is coming from philadelphia. milton opposes the impeachment efforts.ilton, good morning. caller: yeah, i would like to make two points. an impeachment inquiry is a waste of time. they have no evidence. think of all the other problems we have. this is a waste of time. ukraine funding is not being done and the ukrainians are dying facing a brutal dictator. you want to talk about something we need to look at, hunter biden never worked for the federal government, but jared kushner, ivanka trump's husband, worked for the government, and he got $2 billion while working in the white house for his family business, and ivana trump, when she worked in the white house to him she got a fast-track patent approved by the chinese government to sell products over there. you want to talk about corruption, why aren't republicans looking at that? jared kushner was working at the middle east plan at that time and got kickbacks on it but nobody is talking about trump's corruption and the fact that he had foreigners stay in his resort while he was president and they were do

let's go to milton, who is coming from philadelphia. milton opposes the impeachment efforts.ilton, good morning. caller: yeah, i would like to make two points. an impeachment inquiry is a waste of time. they have no evidence. think of all the other problems we have. this is a waste of time. ukraine funding is not being done and the ukrainians are dying facing a brutal dictator. you want to talk about something we need to look at, hunter biden never worked for the federal government, but jared kushner, ivanka trump's husband, worked for the government, and he got $2 billion while working in the white house for his family business, and ivana trump, when she worked in the white house to him she got a fast-track patent approved by the chinese government to sell products over there. you want to talk about corruption, why aren't republicans looking at that? jared kushner was working at the middle east plan at that time and got kickbacks on it but nobody is talking about trump's corruption and the fact that he had foreigners stay in his resort while he was president and they were do

these children got into a fight with the security forces of the store in milton king yesterday.i am now joined by former london police officer norman brennan to discuss this. he is also the director of the law and order foundation is. welcome to this program. this video, which is related to the previous day, is the summary of the story. explain about this. its definitely true. this is not a day that has passed. i did not see this video on social media. these were young people who were crazy and out of control. they are present in our streets, stores, buses and trains. some of them are armed. it is not normal that there are so many of them. it is a shame to say that we are witnessing a lost generation. there were 300 of these people and among them they were seen as students in school uniforms. we have 4,000 criminals in england. 200 of them are in london. most of these young boys. and teenagers are armed and out of control. it seems that there is no parameter for their behavior and actions and what they want, no one can stand in their way and if such an event happens, they will f

eastern, we continue with the series free to choose coproduced by milton .itled how to stay free. then it :00 p.m., law professor mary ziegler looks at the history of abortion and states.eption at 9:30 p.m., little-known sides of our chief executives through presidential love letters with book, unprepared for the storm of lovemaking. letters of love and loss from the white house. saturday on c-span2, a find the fu sedule on your program guide or watch any time at c-span.org/history. >> celebrating the 20th anniversary of our annual studentcam documentary competition. this year c-span asked middle and high school students across the country to look forward while considering the past. highlighting the milestone of the anniversary, each participant was given the opti e or 20 years into the past. in response, we received inspiring and thought-provoking ies from more than 3200 students across 42 states, through conducting in-depth research and interviews with experts, students tackled critical topics such as technology and social media. >> eliminating entire fiel

incident >>> after weeks of widespread speculation today kate milton broke her silence making the stunning announcement that she has been diagnosed with cancer and that she is undergoing chemotherapy. >> as you can imagine this has taken time and it has taken me time to recover from major surgery in order to start my treatment but most hardly it has taken this time to explain everything to our kids anyway that is appropriate for them. >> the princess revealing her health struggle. the princess did think the public for its support and also asked for time, space and privacy. >>> president biden's top diplomat in -- at the un security council voted on and rejected a u..s-led resolution calling for a cease-fire in gaza. all of this coming amongst growing friction between the white house and the israeli government over israel's military operations in gaza. here is nbc's alice far from washington. >> reporter: deep disappointment at the united nations security council after russia and china blocked a u..s-led resolution calling for a firing along with the release of all remaining hamas held host

and say 19 year i wouldn't be out here if it weren't for milton friedman today. gave us advice time to time. never taking. he's going to do some interviewing later. i, i, i'm rather glad we didn't. all the time. and yr chairman of the federal reserve? well, the average growth in the money supply was 3.1% per year, the■ inflation was 2.2%. since you left, the money supply is exactly doubled the inflation rate is average 7%. and of course an recent the money supply has been growing double digit territory as has our inflation rate. mai confirm two facts which have been so brought out in the film of professor friedman, namely that at the basis their relatively good perform in southwestern germany were really events. nt of a new sound money which. we tried to preserve sound afterwards. andovernight into a free market economy. any control over prices and wages. these were the two fundamental facts of you have tried to preserve monetary stability by just tprescription of professor friedman namely monetary discipline keeping monetary growth relatively moderate. i must, h

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milton friedman has spent many years analyzing it, and he's convinced he understands the cure. as you'll see in this film. the sierra nevadas in level in the winter, temperatures drop to 40 below zero. in the summer, the place bakes in the thin mountain air in this unlikely spot, the town of bodie spring in day. bodie was filled with prostitute drunkards and gamblers, part of the colorful history of the american west west. is. a century ago this was of 10,000 people. what brought them here? gold if this were real gold, people would be scrambling for it. a series gold strikes throughout the west brought peoplem worldf people. they came here for one purpose and one purpose only to strike rich quick. ss, they built cities in where nobody would otherwise have of building a city gold built these cities. and when the was exhausted, the cities collapsed, became ghost ■rtowns. many of the people who came here ended up the way they began broken or unhappy. but a few struck it rich for them. wealth, but was it for the world as a whole? people couldn't eat the gold. they couldn't wear the