and peter jay is will agree with that, too. in fact, he and i are in almost complete agreement the desirable monetary policy where we differ is on these other policies. there is certainly no doubt that you could have an essentially automatic stabilizing monetary policy of the kind which i've suggested of a fixed rate of monetary growth no discretionary intervention for cyclical purposes and at the same time have a very government on agw, have all sorts of regulation, have tariffs and all other things. with respect to peter jay's more general statement, it's impossible not to agree with his statement because it's it's it concentrates on objectives and not on means. and the real issue has to do with means. what are the most appropriate and effective means which will give people the greatest assurance you can't give them certainty, but the greatest assurance that they will have a reasonably stable society with opportunity for themselves very little discussion for this week and we hope that join us again in the next edition of the

and peter jay is will agree with that, too. in fact, he and i are in almost complete agreement the desirable monetary policy where we differ is on these other policies. there is certainly no doubt that you could have an essentially automatic stabilizing monetary policy of the kind which i've suggested of a fixed rate of monetary growth no discretionary intervention for cyclical purposes and at the same time have a very government on agw, have all sorts of regulation, have tariffs and all other things. with respect to peter jay's more general statement, it's impossible not to agree with his statement because it's it's it concentrates on objectives and not on means. and the real issue has to do with means. what are the most appropriate and effective means which will give people the greatest assurance you can't give them certainty, but the greatest assurance that they will have a reasonably stable society with opportunity for themselves very little discussion for this week and we hope that join us again in the next edition of the

peter jay foley was two different names going on here. he's from massachusetts and he's a insurance salesman who had come to port jervis by trade. he was a machinist and just as a side note, when i was trying to track down who he could be, i knew he was from warren, massachusetts. and that area, the number of people using initials for foley. pj i'm like, how many people have the same name? the newspaper talked about his brother, who went by j.p. like, this is not original people. this is not easy. so i never really did get to the bottom of mr. foley because at some point the book wouldn't get written if i kept you know, i had to i had to put the white flag up on foley. but i'm okay with that for now. and what's he? a scoundrel? was he a scapegoat? did he put robert louis up to rape lena mcmann because that's what the allegation becomes in the days after the assault on lena. so on june 2nd, i like this quote from the port jervis union thursday evening. june 2nd is a date that will go down in local history as marking the most disgraceful sc

you'll see jay again, my friend." [run dmc, "peter piper"] and like all, fairy tales end. you'll see jay again, my friend. just getting to know jay and to love him, to love that smile-- and he was probably the nicest guy you could ever meet. run-dmc is officially retired. mario: rev run and dmc announced their retirement in 2002, following the passing of jay, who was shot in a new york recording studio near where he grew up. he was a nice person. but he was a beast on them turntables. so i think his legacy will live on through his children, who are great djs. and we just pray for the strength of his family. the dreams have now been fulfilled. mario: jam master jay's legacy also lives on in the new peacock documentary series kings from queens, the run-dmc story. [run dmc, "it's tricky"] it's tricky to rock a rhyme, to rock a rhyme, that's right, on time, it's tricky. we can conduct an interview in here. this is my favorite place to hang out. this is so cool that you have a basketball court in your home. kit: rev run invited access guest correspondent emily orozco to his new

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jay powell would only cut interest with rates at this point to help joe biden. ashley: ah. well, there's a proto beingtive comment -- provocative comment. i want to get to this one, peter.ll showing a 55% uptick in the number of -- 5% uptick in the number of people who say the economy, yep, in good shape. those numbers not helping biden's approval numbers, so the same poll puts him at just 38% approval. so, pete, i guess my question is why the disconnect? >> i think the most important lesson i've learned in washington over the last 50 years has been that the american people are fundamentally more moderate than the people that govern them. we swing from reagan to obama, from reagan to obama, back and forth. americans are moderate. ask them if they think bide going is the a good thing. and they think about the unions and the protectionism and they go, no, not a good thing. it's the very thing that defeated donald trump. donald trump in a lot of way withs was too extreme in his rhetoric and tried to be in the way he governed, you know? it's a swamp there, we've got to get rid of all the crocodiles and everything. so in comes biden, we've got to get rid of all the capitalis

jay sophie reaper gb news is . sophie reaper gb news is. >> well, peter bleksley is still with us.ell you what i'm struck by peter in that is the response of brianna's mother actually shows a huge amount of sympathy for the parent of the perpetrators. quite a remarkable level of forgiveness, compassion and dignity . and dignity. >> me, i have had the great honour of spending a lot of time with victims who have lost a loved one to murder and quite frankly , it is those people that frankly, it is those people that get the true life sentence . it get the true life sentence. it is the loved ones that are left behind that have that sense of loss, that will never , ever loss, that will never, ever disappear . and whilst in some disappear. and whilst in some circumstances , time makes people circumstances, time makes people more able to cope, it does not strip away the pain nor nor does it take away the loss . it take away the loss. >> why would the judge in this case consider lifting the anonymity of the two murderers because of public interest? >> and i commend mrs. justice yip. she's t