they're nickel and diming it. and when you talk about children and families who are in fear of eviction, this means a great deal to children to be insecure about their housing. some of them will become homeless because the republicans are nickel and diming our children. these families are crying out for the $600. they're nickel and diming the economic security of children's families. the list goes on and on. we are saying in our bill, children learning, parents earning. if we want parents to be able to go back to work, we need children to be going to school safely. and if they can't, and parents have to work, we want them to have child care in a significant way. don't nickel and dime us, our children, on the child care issue, either. so again, if you look at it and how people are affected by this, the families of our heroes, as i said earlier, you know who they are, health care workers, first responders, transportation, sanitation, teachers, teachers, teachers. probably 5 million of them will lose their jobs -- th

don't nickel and dime us. this, again, if you look at it and how people are affected by this, families are heroes. are said, you know who they , first responders, transportation, sanitation, teachers, teachers, teachers. probably 5 million of them will lose their jobs if we do not -- isis already 1.5 million, it projected to be 3.6 million if we do not honor our sponsor abilities to state and local governments. children,people with with families. what happened? they go on unemployment insurance. what is safe there? what is saved? what is lost is the dignity of work these people have -- many of them risk their lives to save lives and now they have lost their jobs. why? because mitch mcconnell calls progressive wish list. i do wish we could protect our workers, we could feed our children, you house our people. that we could have elections that enable people not to make a choice between voting and their health. any questions? says you arews trillions of dollars apart. is that an accurate assessment on the state o

, people losing their jobs, small businesses closing, we shouldn't spend a nickel. this is not both sides. this is one side only. you know when president trump called covid-19 a hoax and told the country to go take bleach and other medicine, some of my friends here may disappointed knows it. but when the president said the virus would just disappear, it seems the republican senate bought it. after we came together to pass the cares act, republican senators pushed all their chips to the middle to bet with president trump that the virus was going to miraculously disappear. the republicanr leader said i'm going to put the senate on pause and see what happens. w last week he actually defended that position, saying that he s delay allowed us to learn the coronavirus didn't mysteriously disappear. millions of more people out of work, hundreds of thousands of small businesses closing, many more people getting covid, and some more people dying. and now after all that the republican leader says his delay allowed us to learn the coronavirus didn't mysteriously disappear. so w

and to date, as of now, unemployed workers in 45 states in this country have not received one nickel in benefits from trump's executive order. nor has any person received another $1200 stimulus check. before thenomy pandemic -- let us be c lear lear -- was not an economy that worked for working families. it was an economy that benefited the very, very rich. and, what a working families are experiencing today is a crisis that has gone on for decades. now, i know, i know that donald trump has repeatedly stated, including just the other night, that the economy before the pandemic was the greatest it has ever been. and he did it all. well, i don't want to shock anybody, but what donald trump said was a lie. no, mr. president, it was not a great economy when over half the american people were living paycheck-to-paycheck, with no ability to put a nickel in the bank. it was not a great economy when 87 million americans were uninsured or underinsured. it was not a great economy when over 40 million workers in this country were earning starvation wages of less than $15 an hour. it was not a g

i think i'm trying to think, nickel and dime is pretty formative for me. i think books like evicted. evicted is so ghetto side. evicted random family. my agent, it's like when my favorite nonfiction books ever. and to me actually like that's the book like if all the boring high school reading people to do instead of all this chaucer, they should be reading random family and evicted. i think you would really, really, really like it. >> i love evicted. it hurt to read, but i loved it. it was a great book. >> it's like, i think all these books, they speak to the actual fact of income inequality. they are not dry. they are not like these statistical things were talking about an abstract. like, income inequality is human, emotional. it's what you portrayed. it's this sort of deeply human, like all these books i think of inequality of his books are what it is to be a human who wants things, you know? i think that's one of those, that's why these books left such an impact on me. maybe let's do one more question, it's 6:57. okay, how are journalists,, writers, cit

tai: was pretty informative for me, the nickel and dime. i think people who get evicted is so random family. as like one my favorite nonfiction box ever. that was the book that if the type of rating the people have to do. instead of all of this other genre pretty if you are random family and you are evicted. i think it would really really really like it. barbara: i love evicted. it was a great read. i loved it. tai: all of these books, they. tai: the actual fact of income inequality. they're not dry. do not these statistical things that we are talking in abstract. this human an emotional. is this sort of deeply human like all of these books on incoming quality, or so human. that's why these books but such an impact on me. let's do one more question. 657. how can we help reframe the narrative away from what the corporate right has managed to freeman as for decades. i don't know. tai: with full of something that i thought was really amazing. you try to do your best every day and that's you can do. actually have a better answer for anything th

what was your nickel and dime? >> i don't have one. i write everything and fiction, nonfiction, that forwards me a lot as a writer, but politically, was probably more my family background, blue-collar mining family from montana originally. impact to sort out until i was in my 20s to realize there were classes in american society and i was in one. today i have to say one of the things that outrages me the most among liberals and some people on the left even is there will be a contempt for working-class people, contempt for them that would recognize if it were in strictly racial terms, recognize it as racism. classism is so weak and doesn't speak at all to what i am talking about. we have to get back to that. >> i am trying to think, midland was pretty formative for me. books like even addicted, genocide, evicted, to me, one of my favorite nonfiction books ever, the book that is all the boring high school reading people have to do, they should be reading random family and evicted. >> often read random family. >> you would really like it.

the nickel who gave their. lives. to all. of us but what. about it here at the bookstore your billing for you as well. you pushed the masi kids to come a squad of them or some. absurd . is your media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. tyson nation will community. are you going the right way or are you being led. direct. what is truth what is faith. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. for a mate in the shallows. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to us on the world of politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race and of his on off and spearing dramatic development only personally i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time time to sit down and talk. and. those books. fall. in 2008 dr how much can.

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nickel and dime is pretty informative for me. but books like evicted and one of the favorite nonfiction books ever. but they should be reading random families. >> i love evicted. >> and then they speak to income inequality. they are not like statistic things of the abstract and that is what you portray to be deeply human. or what it is. and that's why these books have such an impact on me. one more question. >> how are journalist and writers helping to reframe the narrative from what. >> i don't know. [laughter] >> let me pull up something at that was amazing. but you try to be your best every day and that is the best you can do. i have a better answer to the question. i grew up with people who are truly conservative. and those that think the minimum wage is fair. and there is no time more to fuck around but i have been heartened at how much more they are putting things. but then on twitter it was surprising the new yorker published like the family robinson piece and the quicker and more directly people can call bullshit. we cann

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, people losing their jobs, small businesses closing, we shouldn't spend a nickel. this is not both sides. this is one side only. but you know, when president trump called covid-19 a hoax and told the country to go take bleach and other quack medicines, some of my friends here made disappointed noises. but when the president said that the virus would just disappear, it seems the republican senate bought it. after we came together to pass the cares act, republican senators pushed all their chips to the middle to bet with president trump that the virus was going to miraculously disappear. the republican leader said i'm going to put the senate on pause and see what happens. last week he actually defended that position, saying that his delay allowed us to learn the coronavirus didn't mysteriously disappear. millions more people out of work, hundreds of thousands of small businesses closing, many more people getting covid and some more people dying, and now, after all that the republican leader says his delay allowed us to learn the coronavirus didn't mysteriously disapp

on nickel for life welcome to the program lebanese prime minister ha sun has announced the resignation of his government after last week's massive blast in beirut and a weekend of under arrest or in which protesters stormed to multiple ministries the cabinet had only taken office in january this year but his government was seen as dependent on the support of veteran political players many lebanese blame the country sectarian factions for not tackling the country's economic rules and corruption problems as did. clashes continued on the streets outside the country's parliament the government's resignation had been a key demand of protesters. for more on this i'm joined now. from the d.w. arabic desk amal welcome to the show and this is an important moment for a lebannon but protesters want more they're asking for fundamental reforms how is this possible in a country like lebanon where it's hard to find a political leader who is not associated in some way to the ruling oligarchies absolutely nicole we're reaching now a new political turmoil and levanon a country that's already been throug

encourage students to enroll despite the difficulties of this crisis we spoke to vice president of nickel university and here's what she had to say. we have a lot lots of international students some of it is here some are all the way all around the world trying to participate in or in our online forum at the of course there has been a lot of insecurities about whether they can join us in the fall in the in in berlin of an a they have to stay at home some of them for some of them that's a great opportunity to stay at home and still participate in our study programs for others it's of course very disappointing to not be able to come to billin and enjoy their city life and to meet other students so it's it's been quite a challenge but we also have noted rich been really interesting that the number of applicants for the trial has risen by 30 percent we can't really say right there such a great interest but i would think that the way germany handled them independent m.e. with the sort of it was a very positive classes for at least that's what howard was portrayed internationally and a lot of s

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on nickel welcome to the program. lebanese prime minister haasan is poised to announce the resignation of his government after last week's massive blast in beirut and a weekend of unrest during which protesters stormed multiple ministries prior to this afternoon's cabinet meeting 4 of the ministers had already quit their offices protesters have been demanding his entire government now resign they blame the country's political elite for years of corruption and negligence which they say made last week's explosion possible. for more on we're joined now by t w correspondent bosler reedy who is standing by for us in beirut but we're hearing reports that the lebanese government is expected to resign what more can you tell us. the announcement of that ignition of the current government spec expected to be at 730 local time by the prion made prime minister a sign of the up with the new bunnies before that if you know what i go the distance resigned for this morning the minister of justice resigned as well and the minister of

. >> reporter: minnie pearl, bilh entertainment value and they bought popcorn for a nickel and they sate mesmerized. >> the grand old opry transformed the ryman. >> they worked for each other. song can work for a song but a song can work for a singer ♪ i fell into a burning ring of fire". >> reporter: legends include patsy klein ♪ ♪ i'm crazy for trying ♪ ♪ >> charlie pride and loretta lynn. but by 1973 both nashville and the ryman were in decline. the offering moved across the river. the cashes sang the closer. ♪ circle be unbroken >> reporter: for 20 years the ryman sat dark and crumbling. country stars emmy lou harris and matter stewart led the fight to save it. >> the ryman was the ultimate place if you had country music in your heart. it was an absolute threat to be torn down at one point. >> reporter: in 1994 the renovated ryman reopened, reborn. country music made it famous, t springsteen, too. last year with you tan clan because the ryman's first hip-hop performance. >> they stand and stomp their feet and they feel the physical part of music in this room. the part of music that

. >> i get a nickel. isn't that crazy? and i wonder why it's so expensive, and i'm mad at you. >> yeah, you're mad at me. and it costs me 7 cents to grow it. we have no market power any more at all. as farmers. none at all. >> you don't get to negotiate the -- >> no, there's no negotiations in the prices. no. >> aren't there antitrust laws for stuff like this? >> sure is. we had the same scenario around the turn of the century. so 1921 they actually enacted the packers and stock yard act, that regulated this industry and it worked. it worked for all those years it worked really well. then probably about 1980 we just started ignoring those laws as deregulation came about throughout the whole industry. and now we're right back where we were in 1921 at the same consolidation levels and we have no free market again. >> the laws are on the books in. >> the laws are already on the books, with he don't need a new law. all they have to do is start enforcing it. that's why our share is at an all time low today. >> i want to show yo

and i suspect if you look at a newspaper, paying a nickel, a dying or something story i read.re's a reason why we don't have that system, because if we have that system, the google business model or facebook business model wouldn't work nearly as well. then i thought if you think of the way the system works, you know, i have capital equipment. i've got my computer and iphone and ipod and my sports car, and i drive around and i'm using my capital equipment to produce the information that you sell to somebody else. i'm a manufacturer of that, and you take it from me and sell advertising and keep all the money. so, you could conceive of lots of different business models. i think part of the problem that we are dealing with is that we came up with a business model that distorted everybody's incentives. >> these business models are very lucrative. the companies they are talking about here have a lot of audiences and give money to the right people, which kind of of brings me to this question that i wanted to ask you is this going to take really great leadership to get this stuff don

they will not vote another nickel for the american people. i mean, they have their ideology.they're prepared to spend $740 billion on the military. but they do not want-- half of them, not all of them-- half of them do not want to spend another nickel. so mcconnell's problem is, is he brings a bill to the floor of the senate, the00 check for every american during this crisis, for health care, for cities and towns. and he will be in the minority. and that is the very difficult political position for the majority leader to be in. >> stephen: well, i hope he has to get used to that minority position very soon. we have to take a quick break, but don't go away, anybody. we'll be right back with more senator better thane sanders. thank you, sir. ♪ you can't claim that because it's inanimate! people ask me what sort of a person should become a celebrity accountant. and, i tell them, "nobody should." hey, buddy. what's the damage? i bought it! the waterfall? nope! a new volkswagen. a volkswagen? i think we're having a breakthrough here! welcome to caesar's palace. thank you. has a st

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three months ago wall street was looking for a nickel for this quarter, a nickel.oking for 50 cents. next year's consensus is $2. 90 days ago it was a lot less than that, about 90 cents. i'm not saying etsy is the next amazon. i am saying this is a different company and i think the stock has a ton more room to the upside. joining me to discuss this and chasing fundamentals, key adviser group ceo eddie gabhour. i see now and then a stock i thought had a run, was over with, sold it, stopped watching it and next i know it's up 1,000%. i'm not kidding. 1,000%. it's not uncommon. what i failed to do and i learned through the years, it's not about the share price. it's about what's happening in the company that makes the share price expensive or overvalued. >> you're exactly right. look, we tell investors to focus on the business itself, its demand, especially in the market like we're in right now. there's lots of stocks that people are too focused on the share price. when you look at etsy, this company is built for this new economy that we are in because of covid. they

forward to seeing you here in dubrovnik with the mc tell them i'll be over the most of the little nickel. no rest for the weary it's time for the. second part of my track but i won't be making the ascent to the king's house on chalk and all by myself. will accompany me he's a mountain guide from me. he says the mountains have a calming effect on him and that sometimes you just need to stop look and listen. because then how did you come to be a mountain guide. it actually started with my parents we were always in the mountains. then while doing my military service my path seemed preordained i became a mountain leader for the armed forces i just kept spending more time in the mountains even in my free time. and things just turned out this way. let me get stein you tell me as a city kid what a mountain guide does. it has changed a bit in that in the past the people who came here usually had some experience they'd already done a fair amount of hiking which nowadays many people are just looking to have an experience and tend to be ill prepared. so that poses the biggest challenge. since so fe

we're not a picture company here at the wooden nickel."e going up to a priest after mass and asking him, "so what's the process for adding someone to the trinity what if it was like the father, the son, the holy spirit, and the dan? actually, that does sounds like a pretty decent idea for an early 2000s screwball comedy starring owen wilson "i mean, how can i lead my flock when i can't even get my own apartment? it's weird." and if even if there was a process to get on mount rushmore, i am pretty sure presiding over the preventable deaths of 160,000 americans and the worst economic crash since the great depression would be disqualifying. that's like asking your boss at chipotle when you're getting your employee of the month plaque after you get caught stirring guacamole with your skateboard "you're never getting it brad. you're never going to get your name on a plaque." besides, i'm pretty sure the other presidents would be weirded out having trump next to them they'd all scooch over to one side of the mountain like passengers on the f-tra

and there are churches outside eindhoven to farmers are nickel and her husband carlos are also members of the community fighting for darkness and its bouts for reasons of their own who tried to. kill well you would see the harmful insects in the natural way so we use. insects to cool to kill other insects and that's where also the bats common because birds eat lotsof cocks 1st and the cook shavers they actually eat the roots of to fruit trees especially the up trees and so if the bets. shaffer's we don't have those terrible groups in the ground eating groups to. sheets so. that's what we like best. that's work is natural pesticides and are an essential part of how the ecosystem of the all should functions. this farm even has a bat who del to make the extra welcome. you can see over here. there that there are better living in the better job because this is what's over you on the move. there excrements their pool. the community around has installed special back friendly lights in the area to make sure the animals stay put as night falls. around 10 pm the bats check out of the herd and di

has a lot more party of god has exploited the power vacuum for years undermining lebanon spoil the nickel system. supported and financed by iran hezbollah is dividing the country. as follows chris 6 would say yes so this does be stabilized the region has followed supposes would say that hezbollah's military strength is an asset for love them because that keeps israel away in the war in syria has pulled off fought successfully on the side of president bashar al assad helping to keep him in power. back home in lebanon the group has emerged stronger than ever the more the there are fighting to defend is the model of bashar assad which is the it's a ship. so to what extent does hezbollah determine the course of politics in lebanon. even before the beirut explosion the city still bore the scars of a civil war that for more than 15 years crippled the capital and the country as a whole. was among those who fought back that. he was 16 years old when he 1st held a weapon in his hands. the lebanese civil war erupted in 1975. beirut became a battlefield as did virtually the entire country. the war i

beside that, there could be a number of acute states that lead to the same nickel signs.e -- same clinical signs. we are working on everything. reporter: colleagues are convinced his illness doesn't have natural cause. speaking on his youtube channel, his spokeswoman said doctors told her they were confident he had been poisoned are now too scared to say it. he said whatever it was was in his tea and claims that he was tricking alcohol the night before and reacted with medication are false. after initially being denied access, his wife was eventually let to see him, but his personal doctor wasn't. >> it's annoying that i'm not let in. i can't see him. i'd like to check up on him and i don't know. and i'd asked if an optimal just checked him and his retina. there is response that his retina is alive. reporter: charismatic, sometimes abrasive, and absolutely fearless, he is the most prominent russian opposition figure. by exposing the corruption of russia's governing elite, he's built a huge following of mainly young people, drawn to protest by his investigative youtube vid

a transition to copper and nickel to meet expected demands from renewable energy and electric vehiclesftbank has invested nearly $4 billion into 25 of the world's biggest technology companies. the softbank founder is expanding the company's activities and tech stocks. last week, he unveiled a new asset management arm. that is your business flash this morning. the dollar is extending declines. chances for a comprehensive stimulus deal before september diminish every day with neither side willing to make concessions. democrats and republicans turn their focus to their party conventions. on the first day of the dnc, speakers attacked the president. -- good morning to you. thinkghs of march, do you dollars selling is overdone and if so, why? >> definitely short, particularly a stretch position according to many indicators. you wouldn't try to catch a falling knife. is bearish on the dollar. a market that is trying to find excuses to find the dollar. we are not far at this stage. driven by thet assets, effectively the same trade. theill determine whether dollar selloff can keep going. anna:

and transiting where nickel. to materials a salvaged in a number of steps the recycling process reduces the need for mining in crisis regions but it is very energy intensive. and it's not possible to recover 2 of the component parts. also i know will be a telephone but we can recover about 70 percent of what goes into a smartphone. the other materials are elements which is what we're talking about here that we can't sell which means that you basically are lost at least in terms of the metal value chain and they include the rare earth elements of the segment we haven't. even here they can only recover 70 percent of these valuable commodities and only a fraction of all smartphones end up in professional recycling facilities in 1st place the majority disappears into people's couples with the explosions. for example to crack the capital of ghana this west african country is regarded as a success story with its high economic growth and expanding middle class cellphones are a status symbol here. that. devices that aren