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eastern on c-span's q&a. you can listen on our free c-span now apt to all our podcasts. the overall growth of the economy. it gets revised as they get more information. what we found out yesterday is the economy grew faster in the first quarter in the first three months of the year than we initially thought. it was a significant upward revision, originally 1.3 annualized rate which means if it grew at that rate for an entire year that is how much the economy would grow. it grew 2% annualized rate, .7%. increase this posters the idea that if we are headed into a recession, we are not there yet. host: that is the question. there was talk about it last year going into this year, does it bolster the idea we are out of it or the potential for it? guest: it is a tricky question to answer. the federal reserve is still trying to fight inflation. they have raised rates high and are planning to hold them there, probably raise them a couple more times. even though the economy in of itself is still strong, the fed is trying to weaken it to bring down these price hikes. host: you hav

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on c-span2. watch live coverage of the house on c-span. and watch all of our congressional proceedings anytime on the c-span now video app. 30 years ago, on november 19th, 1989, berlin wall was reduced to a symbol of the cold war when the east german government announced free passage between the divided city. next, the wall, a 1962 u.s. information agency short film that takes us back to witness the shock of berliners and the crisis caused by the wall's construction in august of 1961. [inaudible conversations] ♪♪ ♪♪ >> we've lived in the shadow of the wall for more than a year. it cuts through the heart of berlin. we have learned to live with it. we refuse to think that it will always be this way. in the beginning we waved across the wall to our families in east berlin. it didn't matter who watched us. but later, the communist policemen came and stopped our families from waving. my mother lived over there. they moved her away if she dared to wave. it's forbidden. i speak to my children in east berlin with hand signals, making certain the gu

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