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philip norton went for a look.hances are you can borrow it from here. hi, i'm alan, welcome to the library of stuff. people were buying things on auction sites online and then using them and selling them back. i thought, there must be an easier way to do this. set up before the pandemic, the idea is simple. if you need something for a one—offjob, don't buy it, borrow it. so alan, have you got any drills? yeah, all these are drills. we've got lots of different types. what about carpet cleaner? carpet cleaner, round here. so, we've got two professional carpet cleaners. these are one of our most popular items. 0k, what about a tea urn? tea urn — i can get a tea urn. so we've got coffee and tea machines up here. they go out regularly as well. we've got 1500 members who have signed up to use the service. about 500 of them are actively borrowing at any time. we've got two membership schemes, one's £80 a year and everything's free. and the other one, you pay £1 a year and you pay as you go. so, the cheapest thing is proba

mary's college as well as off the rub, discourage of neo liberalism in norton. we have kyle and so long as the opinion editor at anti war dot com, as well as co host of conflicts of interest. and here in moscow we have annual career go. he is a moscow based american political analyst. all right, gentlemen, cross talk roles and effects. that means you can jump anytime you want. and i always appreciate kyle, let me go to you 1st and norton, you know, and looking at this counter offensive in the political logic, if there's even logic behind it, is to put the ukrainians in a position where they can negotiate better. i find this really to be a fools, aaron, because if there's going to be negotiations, the russians would have to be part of that. and i don't see any reason in the world why they would kyle, right? yeah, i in, in, i don't even know if that is the consensus in washington. there was an article in the washington post last month that describes the debate in washington around. you know that the end, the end of the war, whether that counter offensive is succes

i want to thank my guest in san francisco, norton and here in moscow. and of course, i want to thank our viewers for watching us here at r t c. next time. and remember cross couples, the, [000:00:00;00] the take a fresh look around his life. kaleidoscopic isn't just a shifted reality distortion by power to division with no real opinions. fixtures designed to simplify will confuse who really wants a better wills, and is it just because it shows very few fractured images presented as fast? can you see through their illusion going underground can. the party examines how russians bonuses are repelling the crating and expensive on the front line. often look, guns for public practice on drawings. the long list of countries rejecting the west belongs to choose between the us on china. think it was because in the middle us wanted to paralyze us with sanctions and threats with our nation cause and paralyzed have turned the threats and sanctions into opportunities. the west try.

i want to thank my guest in san francisco, norton and here in moscow. and of course, i want to thank our viewers for watching us here at ortiz. so you next time and remember, prospect moves the the just very slid out of as low as before goes the voice of the you know, the coma for the before the service people's orders. but for some reason, there's actually this need the lawyer who do better, who are looking to see it the way we'll put that, but it will just leave you by with leisure when you know, been removed from the booth it was the distortion. a really quick question and it was more than the the last day examines how russian forces they were telling the ukrainian expensive on the front line of the look. guns, republican congress found joins a long list of countries rejecting the west simone's to choose between the us and china, saying it was because in the middle of the the us wanted to paralyze us with sanctions and threats with our nation pause and.

i want to thank my guest in san francisco, norton and here in moscow. and of course, i want to thank our viewers for watching us here at ortiz. see you next time. and remember across the top of the the, [000:00:00;00] the r. c examines are, russian forces are repelling the premium expensive on the front line, moved on to the public. the us wanted to paralyze us with sanctions and threats with our nation was and paralyzed have during the threats and sanctions into opportunities. the wes tries to suppress or wrong was sanctioned by has failed. that's the statement firewall as president, as he continued his tour of latin america.

norton: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. norton: mr. speaker, today we are considering house concurrent resolution 43, to authorize use of the capitol grounds for the greater washington soapbox derby. i would like to thank representative hoyer for introducing this resolution. the greater washington soapbox derby is an annual competitive event that encourages children ages 9 through 16 to construct their own soapbox vehicles for capitol -- on the capitol grounds. this event has become a great tradition in the district of columbia metropolitan area over the last few decades. it provides a terrific opportunity for children to appreciate the work necessary to build the vehicles and enjoy the thrill of competition. the greater washington soapbox derby organizers will work with the architect of the capitol and the capitol police to ensure the appropriate rules and regulations are in place and that the event remains free

mary's college as well as author of the scourge of neo liberalism in norton. we have kyle and so long to tease the opinion editor at anti war dot com, as well as co host of conflicts of interest. and here in moscow we have annual career go. he is a moscow based american political analyst. all right, gentlemen crossed off girls in effect, that means you can jump any time you want. and i always appreciate kyle, let me go to you 1st and norton, you know, and looking at this counter offensive in the political logic, if there's even logic behind it is.

and i always appreciate kyle, let me go to you 1st and norton, you know, and looking at this counter offensive in the political logic, if there's even logic behind it, is to put the ukrainians in a position where they can negotiate better. i find this really to be a fools, aaron, because if there's going to be negotiations, the russians would have to be part of that. and i don't see any reason in the world why they would kyle, right? yeah, i in, in, i don't even know if that is the case sensitive, same washington. there was an article on the washington post last month that described the debate in washington around, you know, that the end, the end of the war, whether that counter offensive is successful or not as ambiguous because, you know, there are people who say that if the car successful, it is offensive, it's successful, then that means, you know, we need to have another one. and so i think the solution is really more wor in saying that all we're going to have negotiations is just something that the american people need to hear because they need to at least believe that one day

so i that john, i spend norton joining us live here on what is essentially shedding light on, on a bit of an historic story, but it's still very putnam today, ben. i appreciate that. we'll see you soon. thanks for having and the thank you for joining our surface program. lie for most of this is awesome international just not fucking hot spots 11 in the evening. we all have access to the the the the, the newer and the trial is the ovens on the 1000 head of the sabotage section to testified. on september the 12th 1939 the chief admiral canal, or as was instructed by the dry foreign minister to yell at him from raven charles . it's necessary to reach out to the ukrainian nationalist with whom intelligence had already had military contact to cause an insurgency imposed on which would have as its resolve the extermination of poles and jews from the testimony of interested men, the, the organization of ukrainian nationalists in the summer of 1943, i was indeed given the rifle individuals scheduled abroad, no way of district, enjoying the ukrainian nationalist organization which committed mas

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sarah campbell, bbc news, raf brize norton. north korea is the most secretive state in the world., has been secretly communicating with three people inside the country. we revealed yesterday how people are starving to death because food is so scarce. now we hear how state crackdowns are making it even harder for people to survive. here's our seoul correspondent, jean mackenzie. escaping north korea is a treacherous game. this is often people's last resort, their means to survive. when the government sealed its border with china at the start of the pandemic, it cut off their only escape route. for months, three people inside the country have risked their lives to tell us about the devastating impact this is having. we're using actors and animations to illustrate their words. the government strictly controls the border, using covid as an excuse. but really, it's to stop the smuggling and people crossing the river to china. this is a market trader living near the border, who we're calling myong suk. if you even approach the river, you'll be given a harsh punishment. there's almost no

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and navara for the immortal king ro norton. for without further ado, oc.we are delighted to present the john leonard prize to morgan talty for his magnificent debut story collection of the living room. i see no one standing, so i'm going to need to be here. you think you'll come up as you make way across that row of people who will have stand to let you out? i will read the citation and and i'll leave it here so you can read it after. okay. citation morgan talty images frozen in snow, teeth rattling in a jar are as indelible as his brilliance sentences. the collection's protagonist is wonderfully depicted throughout, and our leonard voters, particularly appreciated the duality between younger and older selves. these are heartfelt stories and sad ones, as the residents of maine's penobscot indian nation reservation and struggle with addiction and poverty. but tall tales, deft touch provides humor, beauty in the face of despair. this is a writer to watch. a writer to come back to. as you've heard, morgan is not with us tonight for very good reason. his child

he was interviewed while on a visit to raf brize norton in 0xfordshire.look, what i think people want is action, not words. what we suggested is there is a requirement on lenders to take these measures because there are going to be many, many mortgage holders, many, many families across the country who are now even more worried about paying their mortgage, and that's on top of all the other bills. and they know the government's failed now for 13 years, that the government crashed the economy last year. what they want, i think, is a much stronger sense that the government is gripping this, action not words, and that's why we, the labour party, have said let's require lenders to do this so it's not left to the the individual to come forward, many people would be reluctant to do that because they're worried it will reflect on the credit rating, so let's sort this out with a requirement on the lenders to do this. well for more on this, let's talk to our political correspondent leila nathoo, and our money and work reporter peter ruddick peter, we had the chanc

tom, tom basketball on al jazeera, the hello, norton turner, none and the top stories are not just here. the us coast guard has confirmed its search team is discovered remnants of a missing some muscle near the wreck of the titanic saying findings were consistent with a catastrophic implosion. the company that owns the vessel, a said it moves the loss of the 5 crew members in consultation with experts from within the unified command. the debris is consistent with the catastrophic loss of the pressure chamber. upon this determination, we immediately notified the family. on behalf of the united states coast guard and the entire unified command, i offer my deepest condolences to the families. gabriel is under his molar from boston. the coast guard confirming that there was a catastrophic failure in the titan submersible and that it essentially imploded. obviously killing all 5 people on board immediately given the depths that this took place, a coast guard also saying that the debris field was about 400 meters off the about of the titanic wreckage. to give you some sort of idea where this

roberts show, jim norton!us nothing hurts like the truth and nobody truths like the hurts. fox news contributor washington times opinion editor charlie hurt! [cheers and applause]. >> greg: she can be sarcastic in four different languages, fox news contributor kat timpf! [cheers and applause] >> greg: and when they hand him a restaurant menu, he hands it back and says yes. my massive side kick and the nwa world heavy weight champion, tyrus! [cheers and applause] >> greg: jim, whenever we cover this story we always find out the ugly truth behind all of them and you pinpointed it perfectly, it always involves not trans but an influencer. >> jim: that's right. >> greg: influencers are the root of all evil. >> jim: yeah, they're annoying so whatever they're representing you find annoying because it's an influencer doing it. >> greg: yes. >> jim: i understand it's a little tasteless to show your breasts, but it's funny, the country just hates each other. that's the big -- a lot of people who are upset about breasts

football rebels on, i'll just leave the hello, norton taylor in london. the top stories are now to 0. russian president vladimir putin is as mentioned for the 1st time that the wagner private ministry company was entirely funded by the government. he said the group has been given a $1000000000.00 of government money in the past year. is also signed to talk to ministry bras for their actions during a short lived mutiny by wagner trips over the weekend. meanwhile, the man behind the mutiny 5 minute if getting pre goshen has arrived in the by the russian capital minutes. you struck a deal with the kremlin to live an exile, but his ministry company will be disbanded. daniel hawkins has moved from moscow government police and was very careful to distinguish between the beginning for goshen, who he didn't name directly, but suddenly in the rectory lane does a traitor who's stopped the country. in the back hood created a mutiny and a security risk of buffalo, russia, a really to do it, states with instability and the volume to fly to so he described as patriots.

>> jimmy: i love graham norton >> yeah.n-english ] yeah >> jimmy: wow! >> my god, i can't wait. >> jimmy: let's talk about "ted lasso." season three, you're phenomenal [ cheers and applause you are phenomenal in this >> thank you >> jimmy: and season three came out. and i saw -- jason was talking about it and that -- people were, kind of, assuming, it might be, maybe, the final season. we don't know. >> no, no. what he said, it's like the natural end of a three-season arc. >> jimmy: that -- >> so, there was a beginning, a middle, and an end -- >> jimmy: well, that means -- >> -- of this. who -- we don't even know. i -- do you know what's really good that i genuinely don't know because the know that otherwise i'll be like -- "whoopsie, daisy. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, yeah "oops," yeah >> yeah. >> jimmy: so, it might not be the time >> it might not be >> jimmy: oh, okay good >> we don't know we genuinely don't know. >> jimmy: i didn't know this >> i don't think jason even knows, to be fair. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, ye

rowan atkinson is a brilliant slapstick performer and he does a fight in it with alex norton which seemslast forever and are so dazzling. and they try and kill someone in it, percy and baldrick and again it is so funny but in the tradition that you do not see nowadays. so probably not, is the answer. you you do not see nowadays. so probably not, is the answer.— not, is the answer. you were the but of a lot of that _ not, is the answer. you were the but of a lot of that physical _ not, is the answer. you were the but of a lot of that physical stuff - not, is the answer. you were the but of a lot of that physical stuff and - of a lot of that physical stuff and again with the idea of it being cruel, the ant is that allowed any more? have things become very kind? i do not think so, if you think of something like derry girls it is set in a civil war. and there is a show called significant other which is deeply dark so i do not think that the audience shies away from that. of course there is a warning that has to go out with some because of course times change and now there's a different cultu

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now in to richard norton smith. we were also and honored to host heyneke meyer on this stage. now everybody in michigan, across the midwest now knows who hank is. he's got some 240 meyer super centers that make up one of america's largest family owned companies, while hank is the co-chair and ceo. meyer what makes this grosser? what makes hank the perfect interlocutor this is that he has long friendship with richard. they have a great on stage together. i've them to to be on stage for programs and as a stand alone journalist and historian and writer, his own right hank is really a serious person to contend with. he wrote this book on senator arthur vandenberg that think you're aware of it was a quarter century the making talk about dedication. and he also is long serving vice chair of the gerald ford presidential foundation. are you to learn tonight? yes, we are, richard and hank. well, thank you, gleaves. and good evening, everyone. and i've got the easiest job in the house. and my job is just to welcome richard to friendly confines and get out of the way. but richard, it's a

but most of the schedule doesn't happen because of this particular thing or data norton because of this school trans correlating. well, there's been more of audits, masonic of these capital call between police and opposition for testers becomes a day off, the opposition the, those mon sancho is 10 cents to 2 years in prison. he was convicted on the charge of corrupting youth. while this jeopardize is sancho chances of running in next year's presidential election, the former task. so that's what came 3rd and last and next thing 2019 and has successfully tapped into growing frustrations with preston. lackey, sol, phone code supports a say. so has a failed to create jobs into a spiteful position criticism. they're also boomers, he may seek to bypass the presidential time limits and run again. next year, sancho has strong support among urban youth. many have heated his goals to protest against the government in the past. and army troops not being deployed in parts of the cost to reinforce security, non piece of patient more violence. because hong reports from the to sell you jang is scared

washed ashore, says coral reeves have been damaged if it intends to take legal action, the hello norton taylor, and under the top stories. and i'm just here, a russian president vladimir put it in his head for the 1st time that the wagner private ministry company was entirely funded by the government. he said the group has been given a $1000000000.00 of government money in the past year. he's also the time to talk ministry bras for the action.

it was very important at the time, the hello norton taylor and the top stories. and i wonder 03 people have been killed and that is really strike on a car in the occupied westbank near janine. is there any minute theresa? is the trend strike was targeting on group to for an attack? a mazda said the attack is a dangerous escalation, will not go unpunished. high folks at the fort from ramada. we are being told by these really mid a tree that there was a joint operation between these ready army and intelligence. and that they monitored a vehicle which they started being involved in an attempt of shooting attack of the july. i'm a check point just outside jeanine jeanine be one of the main sensors of a lot of this is this finance in the last few months and that's using it on mind. aerial vehicle with intelligence as to who they believed was inside it. they struck that vehicle and quotes for to that uh from above. and meanwhile, hundreds of illegal is rarely settlers of stone, the palestinian advantages of reef and to messiah. one person was killed and homes and cars

then for him, the, and i'm about this can finish to mom, i was eligible for the, the most who, dylan norton cut out in reserves will shut down them. so what am i, that's still a, have a, i'm a bad the say i that doesn't good. then there's a that is what the loan is. he's doing really lose it. model numbers are 100. let us know ahead of the so i little just the internet. i must of them and they allow new i had much of a that would you have them shots to try the them? i know i had been out and what's the approximate, the, [000:00:00;00] the take a fresh look around his life kaleidoscopic isn't just a shifted reality distortion by power to division with no real opinions fixtures designed to simplify. it will confuse who really wants a better wills, and is it just as a chosen few fractured images present? it is, but can you see through their illusion going underground can today i'm authorized with additional strong sanctions for and companies are quitting russia. i'm visiting soon. thank you. this glycine, vgm console, bloating things disconnected from the international payment system is option

i want to thank my guest in san francisco, norton and here in moscow. and of course, i want to thank our viewers for watching us here at r t c. next time. and remember across the top of the the solutions may be able to turn to atrocities. in other countries, the united states of america is different wherever people long to be free. they will find a friend in the united states, the seem to be an automated body, bolts, and a very, very easy to sort of city and draw the look at what the in service of each skid 18 color revolutions is. one amongst that for me is to reach the goal of conquering foreign lands and bringing them onto the help of us the western economic interest to go up inside it. didn't that pete? it's when i go by the democrats, the new training portal, i think so, no, we must say little this of the by way. i mean, he can see the final goal of these theme or of allusions to ensure that there are no independent players in the world. anymore, the only one main thing is important for not as an internationally speaking of that is of nations becau

but most of the schedule doesn't happen because of this particular thing, coordinating norton because of this book insulating. fighting in so don's capital has intensified off to the collapse of c spot towards alternative shutting. and gunfire has been heard across the hall to end on demand residents, sol, so reporting the assumption of strikes that they are the united states and saudi arabia suspended talks between the army and the rapids support forces. meanwhile, the wealth food program says another one of its warehouses has been attacked. demand looted the facility containing tens of thousands of tons of food in elevate . it's one of the largest logistic hubs, or the u. an agency in africa, w. f. a says it's means more than 4000000 people, of course, in conflicts on the continent. and now risk the agencies warehouses have come into a regular attack since the start of the fighting incident 6 weeks ago. given morgan reports from on demand across the novel, from how to the residents who spoke to algebra from a lovely city as well as senior un officials in the country accused the rapi

and dan norton as well. -- dan wootton as i norton as well. —— dan wootton as well.sue with being gay, only support will stop what transpired took us for fools. the man told us complete lies and we unfortunately believed him. as you say, jake, they have different truths, in the modern parlance. different truths, in the modern arlance. , . ., , different truths, in the modern arlance. , . . , . ., ., ,�* parlance. yes, clearly eamon holmes' interview with — parlance. yes, clearly eamon holmes' interview with gb _ parlance. yes, clearly eamon holmes' interview with gb news _ parlance. yes, clearly eamon holmes' interview with gb news and _ parlance. yes, clearly eamon holmes' interview with gb news and his - parlance. yes, clearly eamon holmes' interview with gb news and his own i interview with gb news and his own activity on social media has raised serious questions for phillip schofield. i can't help but feel there is an element of personal grudge match going on between the two of them. i think that has probably fanned the flames of the story. as far as itv is conce

it will give broadly, mcdaniel norton wine would tell. you mentioned that it goes up into a bit and well, that's now the $2023.00 plus the $73.00. and we're going to get to is he's going to it's gonna be up an official team for done that. the 30, the, the like 30 by 40. so plan that will do a national meet out or allow me to pick the, uh, the policy on the for me. yeah. they seem to get them being is only gonna be more at about assume that associated to let them i'm going to ask you another question. that's a different subject just very briefly. and because we're talking about human rights, and there is a law that just passed here in chinney that has raised concerns amongst human rights advocates, such as amnesty international, many political parties that are part of the government in fact. and it's been nickname the trigger happy law or something to that effect, which basically gives the police privileged rights to deals needful force if necessary, under the presumption of innocence. how would you justify that? went on from there. i didn

committee, which consisted of ed brundage tony cordero, joe lopez, phil millard, william mimi aga, chris norton, ike and frank orozco. it's it's right. tony cordero serves as president of the sons and daughters in touch. he is a gold star son. i'm going to ask tony now to say some words on behalf of the design committee. good morning, ladies and gentlemen. and to all of you vietnam veterans today it is appropriate say happy vietnam veterans day. so graduation speech. as jim mentioned my name is tony cordero. i am a gold star son and lost my dad in vietnam 1965. what you may wonder is how did an air force brat get mixed up with a bunch of marines in trying to come up with an idea to help run design statue but to all of you marines from vietnam it was a wonderful opportunity and what i wanted to do just quickly is acknowledge that we as a nation are 11 years into the vietnam commemoration, the 50th anniversary of the end of the vietnam war. it is an american tradition that at the 50th and 100th anniversary is at the end of all of our wars that we as a nation paused. remember those who bore the ba

jim norton. kat timpf and tyrus. i suggest you tune in to this. let's do greg's movie night. because it will take up time. do you know what animals like to watch? lions like the lion king. this story here. >> judge jeanine: i love this. >> greg: wildlife in tanzania to lions enjoying the lion king. >> dana: that's cute. >> greg: they know what is going on, too. they cry, they cheer. and then they just stop and eat some like local villager. >> dana: judge? >> judge jeanine: this is how i feel most friday nights when i run around all week like a lunatic. this dog hates being dragged along the beach. is he hanging on to a towel. he is not walking. his name is tiki from oregon as you can see her wagging tail suggests she sees nothing wrong with it and she actually likes it. >> dana: pretty cute. jesse, what do you have tonight on the show? >> jesse: tonight the trans flasher blows up biden's pride night at the white house. trans flasher alert. >> dana: as a guest? >> jesse: maybe i do. >> dana: stay tuned. that's why i tune in. "special report" is up next. >> bret: jesse has the

today i went up to visit norton station to meet up with captain derek jackson. he was in a meeting with the filmore community, they're planning a filmore festival. he showed me around and talked to me with supervisor and they, tell me something of the concerns. and maybe one of these days i'll share with the members. to the members, we thank you for keeping us safe. as you know, norton covers the tenderloin, city hall, japan town and all the way to marina cahale, many of them enjoy serving that area. that ends my report, president. >> president elias: thank you. commissioner yanez. >> commissioner yanez: i have thank you president elias. i have a short report, i've been following with some of the partners that are interested in prebooking for juveniles, prebooking diversion program and we're making head way. follow-up conversation at some point next month and indicated 60 days after next month's presentation. so we're trying to figure out what the best format and how to support the department's effort in creating a prebooking diversion program. so meeting with t

philip norton, bbc news. what a brilliant _ that. philip norton, bbc news.ower. how about a lawnmower for the road? how about a lawnmower for the road? how about a spy relies? that is the thing i used once. do you remember them? you put a courgette in and spin it like that and it makes courgette pastor mike. alan can have my spiral eyes. send us a pack direct my picture, send us a message. it is basically swap shop. except i don't want anything back! i don't want any more stuff. maybe one of those strawberry carving things. we go get one for ben. scan the qr code and connect with us as well. tell us your name and where you are from. get in touch by e—mail and twitter. what we always need, and we're never going to have to give or carol. good morning. mixed fortunes this morning. some of us in the west are starting off with some blue skies rather like the weather watchers picture in cornwall. but for many of us, it is quite a cloudy start. this is what it is going to be like as we go through the week. we will start off on a cloudy note for most. it will bright

jason schwartzman, oscar winner, adrien brody, tom hanks, tilda swinton, bryan cranston, ed norton, steve correll margot, robbie and a crazy but memorable cameo by jeff goldblum all delivering their lines that feel like they're satirizing themselves as for its city doesn't stand a chance at the box office against the big popcorn movies. but for anderson diehards and those who just want something different, you'll enjoy this dean's list b. >> his parents hire me to bring him out of the shell before just been worried about her son. want the other big release of the weekend also into the corky category. it's oscar winner. jennifer lawrence is no hard feelings about a 30 something woman who's being paid by rich parents to take their awkward interpreted 19 year-old son. it's coming of age opposites. attract gross-out comedy that you wouldn't expect to find oscar winner in. but she is. >> trying to elevate this. just okay. script. the result is a harmless workable comedy that ends up at dean's list. c plus, but you can always get my movie reviews. and home video picks sent right to your phone's

s non-voting delegate to congress eleanor holmes norton said in a statement -- "the disapproval resolution is a profoundly undemocratic and paternalistic piece of legislation. almost 700,000 people live in the nation's capital, and they are worthy and capable of governing their own local affairs." here in new york, a grand jury has indicted former u.s. marine daniel penny over the killing of jordan neely on a city subway on may 1. penny, who is white, held jordan neely in a chokehold until he died. neely, a beloved street performer, was unhoused and hungry, crying out for help when the ex-marine attacked him. the charges will be unsealed when penny is arraigned. the date of his arraignment is expected to be announced today. the federal reserve has decided to hold interest rates steady after 10 consecutive increases since early 2022. massachusetts senator elizabeth warren welcomed wednesday's announcement by fed chair jerome powell, writing -- "the fed raised interest rates at the fastest pace in decades and it needs to maintain this pause or risk throwing millions of americans out of work.