peter: cornelius in alexandria, louisiana. you are on. caller: hello jeff and peter. god bless both of y'all. now, jeff. jeff: you broke up there. cornelius, keep your mouth close to your phone. caller: can you hear me now? you know the story of the lone ranger? jeff: yes i do. i grew up wanting to be tonto when i was a little boy. caller: [laughter] that's great. there is a guy named basch reeves that was an african-american ranger in the obama territories what the real lone ranger was based on. i saw a smithsonian museum show about that. they had clayton moore's granddaughter on their talking about that. he had an indian companion. he worked for the hanging judge in the oklahoma territories. he was an escaped slave and everything after the civil war. he headed towards oklahoma. they say he was greater than bat masterson. peter: let's get a comment from jeff. thanks, cornelius. jeff: cornelius makes an excellent point. and that is another reason why studying history, researching it, writing about it, is important. particularly, minority americans have been so misrepre

peter, thank you for that update. _ there. peter, thank you for that update. peter - there.pdate. peter bowes, | there. peter, thank you for . that update. peter bowes, our north america correspondence there. prosecutors in mexico say they're treating the deaths of 39 migrants in a fire at a detention centre as suspected homicides. eight suspects have been identified. they're accused of doing nothing to evacuate the victims. it comes after unverified footage emerged appearing to show the fire starting at the facility in ciudad juarez. i'll warn you — you may find the images upsetting. uniformed officials seem to walk away as the blaze erupts in a corner, leaving a group of men behind in what appears to be a locked cell. it then shows their unsuccessful attempts to escape. the 32—second clip appears to come from a security camera inside the facility run by mexico's national migration institute. our correspondent in mexico city will grant has more. well, the footage isjust one of the questions, it's perhaps the key one at this stage. it appears to have been leaked to the media

that could be problematic for you, right? peter: i think, you know, i have been around for a little bit of it while, so this is not the first time these regional banks have been bailed out. they are currently, you know, in the bailout, and, you know, there's no guarantee that these things will continue to be funded. i think for us, there's definitely a lot of concern. i don't know next month whether or not we are going to be very confident, right now, we don't have, like, cash in a drawer. there's no way for us to send money or receive money, so even from a making money perspective, people cannot even pay us right now for what services we provide , and we still have to keep the services on. kristen: challenging times. kristen: challenging times. pete here to tell you about life insurance through the colonial penn program. if you're age 50 to 85, and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember the three ps. the three what? the three ps? what are the three ps? the three ps of life insurance on a fixed budget are price,

last question for you, peter why do you think of the lesson of iraq for today's geopolitics?use something i bipartisan doesn't mean it's a good idea. vietnam was bipartisan as well and secondly, america needs to take much more seriously the things we hear from overseas especially from the global south. it's people in the global sout who have the most experience o american imperialism and tha have asked the toughes questions about our claims t moral righteousness. their voices need to be hear more in washington >> yes, they do. one of the reasons i like to hear your voice on this show even though you did get iraq wrong, as you've been a very eloquent and outspoken criti of how foreign policy concerns in recent years -- and i appreciate you speakin out on these issues. peter, always a pleasure t talk with you. >> thank you >> five years ago, my next guest survived a mass shooting at his high school today, he is a leading gun control advocate david hogg joins me after th break to discuss president biden's new executive order on background checks for gu purchasers and the march f

peter, you are one of the few people who worked closely with gary lineker, you were his boss, what dong on in his mind? what is he up to? it is you think will be going on in his mind? what is he up to?- mind? what is he up to? it is a mess, mind? what is he up to? it is a mess. isn't— mind? what is he up to? it is a mess, isn't it? _ mind? what is he up to? it is a mess, isn't it? they— mind? what is he up to? it is a mess, isn't it? they are - mind? what is he up to? it is a l mess, isn't it? they are possibly wishing they could reel this back 72 hours and start all over again. it is oscars day but there are no prizes or awards for how this has been managed. it shows how things have to be managed very quickly and practically upfront and fast moving stories, particularly ones with political dimensions to them. i think they have got to take action pretty quickly. it does not help that the chairman of the bbc himself is a bit one—sided in this process and there is a bit of an issue, it means tim davie is isolated in some ways, he needs to come home and great this now, we need him back r

peter: you never know, of course. from experience you have to be very careful. i think the e.c.b.od knowledge about the banking book, interest rate positions taken by banks and who are the counter parties. they published a paper on this. quite detailed information. personally i'm not worried about that because if you have a lot of collateral and basically government bonds, you can report them with the central bank, and the central bank can give you good conditions like in the u.s. it's always a possibility when you have good collaterals to be generous in liquidity. the problem i think is that if the e.c.b. makes a mistake in policy, pushing the rates too high and you get a recession. then the credit books deteriorate and a vicious circle. we are not at that stage today. i think the e.c.b. is right today to say we are looking particularly on the lending charges of the banks. because we know how the banks are. the environment is quite uncertain. so it's very likely that the credit standards are going to tighten in the coming months. and have already begun to do that. that's good sig

peter. thank you forjoining us on the programme peter. orjoining us on the programme peter. this is thank you forjoining us on the programme peter. this is been something that is been boiling for a while but now it looks like it's going to hit president bidens desk. this is very significant _ president bidens desk. this is very significant because - president bidens desk. this is very significant because it's i very significant because it's very significant because it's very rare these days that we see any bipartisan cooperation in washington on any issue, that's the republican the democratic parties are seeing things the same way. so here we have this bill, presented by both parties with the agreement of the white house that shows widespread concern in washington about tiktok, and it would effectively give the white house, it would give the us government the powers that it is seeking to either constrain to limit, or indeed band tiktok altogether. from the united states. if it deems it to be a threat to national security. and it won'tjust

back to you. >> good job being loud out there by the chopper, peter. >> thank you. k it's genetic. >> peter, two questions. did anyone get any questions off? were you the last, or the only? >> there was one down the line that got a more generic trump question. somebody did ask about the wall street journal reporter who is detained in russia and president biden said something to the effect of, they should let him go. >> we agree. peter, thank you very much. let's bring in bret, anchor and executive editor of special report and fox news chief political anchor. bret, good morning. >> good morning. did you teach him that loudness? >> he learned that on his own. long story. when he was in baseball. bret, the thing about this pending indictment is it has rallied both sides. they're both fund-raising off of it. today is the last day of fund-raising for the first quarter. republicans are saying it's a witch hunt. democrats are saying it's simply law and order. the town's on fire. >> it really is. it divides the country even further. listen, this indictment, no matter what yo

peter bowers, thank you - vicinity of that war. peter bowers, thank you for i vicinity of that war. eping us up to date. that peter bowes. you will find lots more detail about the stories we're covering on our website, including that story. just head to bbc.com/news or use the bbc news app. in other headlines. more than 200 people are now known to have been killed in malawi, in one of the most powerful storms to ever hit southern africa. dozens of children are among the dead, and thousands of people have been left homeless. in an unusual weather pattern, it's the second time in a month that storm, storm freddy has struck southern africa, previously hitting neighbouring mozambique and madagascar before reaching malawi, as our africa correspondent andrew harding reports. this is southern malawi. whole neighbourhoods have been swept down hillsides, washed away by the storm that won't stop. there are plenty of houses, plenty of houses, but they are all gone. here in blantyre, malawi, grieving relatives queue outside hospitals waiting to identify the dead. rescue workers already grappling

and i guess what studying to me peter, you know, i heard katrina talk about you know, being not just shouted down and intimidated, but profoundly rejected by the american media when she has the audacity to call the iraq war a war of aggression. does that happen? now? do we see the same kinds of intimidation and final thing? is there more space for descent? is there more space for critical pushback? and is the media willing to cover it? think of that question? no. i except that on the fringes of the internet to work super papers on discover during the iraq war, the nation. thank you. the educating me, i'll just go home, which at the time, but very brightly sitting up against the wall, mild eviction, a buzz about the ukraine debates. certainly a britain. united states is actually it's more constrain. it's a i was, was watching with a bike in parliament a few weeks ago when the discussion was what to do about your credit. and everybody was driving the escalating the wall the, the british prime minister, the labor party, national labor. the last is a name, any even of the marginal. and i

and i guess what studying to me peter, you know, i heard katrina talk about you know, being not just shouted down and intimidated, but profoundly rejected by the american media when she has the audacity to call the iraq war a war of aggression. does that happen now? do we see the same kinds of intimidation and final thing? is there more space for descent? is there more space for critical pushback? and is the media willing to cover it? think me up for that question. no. i accept that. on the fringes of the internet to work i'm super. ready on the scholar during the iraq war, the nation, thank you for educating me. i'll just 0, get home things which at the time with very brightly up against the war miles division about about the ukraine debates. certainly a britain wanted. united states is actually, it's more constrain, it's a, i was, was watching the debate in parliament a few weeks ago when the discussion was what to do about your credit. and everybody was driving the escalating the wall, the not the british climate and the labor party, very, the national property, the labor, the sen

they called him exactly peter, you know. nice young man. yes, i would love to just like. come on, the thread leads to the cops, and we have all the ways lead. turn on all episodes hello, i have important information. who can i talk to about this? well, let me down, in the end we will sum up before the start of the election campaign there are some months left. well, what do we have? we are ready. we have a preliminary agreement with the team that participated in the elections in ukraine. they are certainly not cheap, but the result is on the face. that's right margot who is ahead, he is popular the law of life. well, as i understand it, these polytechnologists are not yet aware of our harsh games with you. let everyone mind their own business. soon we let's move on to the next step. it worries me that the lessons do not learn us ahead of time, this can greatly hinder us. kind of small for him. what for? and i'm not interested. for what? i'm not even interested in whom and how much i'm not interested either. it is interesting to me that the performer works only for me and i

you very much your time today. still with me is former of the labour list, peter edwards . peter, how do you peter edwards., how do you respond to what the professor said. i was concerned if someone is kind of tight with evidence base so there's so much opinion there than facts. and there rather than facts. and i just to make a couple of just want to make a couple of points. first of all, when we had lockdown in around had the lockdown in around december year and december 21, so a year and a half into the pandemic tells majority support for that . okay majority support for that. okay so that was majority support the idea that somehow this was forced the people with news majority backing for it just doesn't stack up . and then doesn't stack up. and then there's bit a narrative there's a bit of a narrative perhaps elements into perhaps across the elements into you heard in newspapers , you just heard in newspapers, perhaps like the express and so on. occasionally that we're being . but agree it being undemocratic. but agree it or not, but a politician and say passed these laws were elected by british public.

>> brian: peter, you don't have to answer this.hter] >> griff: are you seeing the administration becoming more willing to take on tiktok as related to the china spying stuff? >> peter: kind of. they are banning tiktok on federal devices within the next 30 days but this administration has also it we lied on tiktok to get the word out to young people. they have had the influencers over here. so far they have not called for outright ban on tiktok. but there are these bills bubbling up in the house and the senate that may force their hand to do that. i'm sure that would become a whole thing where tiktok would sue because maybe the white house doesn't have the ability to do that the way that the law is written right now. but, there is definitely -- it seems like it's heading in that direction like tiktok may be on the outs with the people that work here. >> brian: anybody else? any other questions? >> ainsley: i think we're good. peter, did you well. you got an a plus than pop quiz. thank you. >> griff: he does get an a-plus by the way

let me get to you now peter. your reaction to trump announcing that he's going t be arrested on tuesday, an then, calling on his supporter to protest, which as we want t remind everyone, it's simila to what happened in the days before january six >> yeah, of course obviously peaceful protests are perfectl legitimate in our society. the question of course is hi record of implementing non peaceful protests. that is the worry that you hea from law enforcement officials i think we should step back fo a second as neil is saying here, and remind ourselves just ho extraordinary this moment is we've become so -- to all investigations in the back and forth, the twists and turns when it comes to trump and we've lost sight of ho extraordinary of a moment this this is. we are about to see potentiall according to former presiden himself, and indictment of a former president that has no happened in our history. and why is that? it raises all sorts of big historical questions, not just the smart legal questions in this particul

you. the picture for me is so because he gives peter two keys. this picture i took it literally is at the front of the vatican. this is the front entrance if you going into the vatican look up that's the picture you'll see that's the carving you'll see rather. why? two keys for very quickly is so special. because is often called the jewish gospel. matthew is the gospel. that's a history gospel. it's a bridge builder that makes the messianic prophecies of the past come to life. that this is really the one who was promised to write. so i believe part of peter's leadership here is to be a bridge builder, but is to build on the legacy of the past as one key in judea ism, but to create something new in the church in body of believers that come together. am making sense that for me that visual is very foundational and the keys. when you think about paul's theology and combine it with peter's and we talk a little bit more about peter for the day of pentecost, but when you think about paul's dialog, gee, paul is a rebellious canary because paul is in the

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i will return to you from krasnodar and back to peter you, moscow yes, work. get to know each other, shall we? let's not be in a hurry, comrade general. have him handcuffed first. there were only two of them. they are architects, that says it all. raise people block the square, they won't go far. first first it's time to stand up you're a real architect. you said that it seems like no architect has become, not the one who knows how to kill and passing through walls, but the one who, in an extreme situation, can gather will into a fist. i accept the only correct solution. let's eat, he knows i'm not coming back.

we can even do a dna test if this is what you want to know if you want to know. peter, like thunder , were not among aslan. would you like to meet her just. that is, you understand that you have another sister, who is 36 years old, whose name is katya, who today backstage is crying the whole program the desire to hug you. let's invite haya matokhin. hello hello oh what you are, what a good you are, come here. come to us like, but it's just incredible. yes , how do you know at 36 that you have a sister in america was told to be here on the show, you cried there the whole program, there all the editors wept with you. well, first of all, i was very shocked. when i found out, i didn’t believe at all at first what katya was saying to you, sister. i say which sister is not. i have sisters, as if i were from my father’s side, as if i didn’t know anyone, and that is. i am very glad that now i have two sisters. well, you are now backstage, when you watched anya on tv, you found some moments that you are similar to something, despite to the fact that she has been living in ameri

and peter , do you peter edwards.ossible human rights law to come up with a scheme that repatriates people who come to the country illegally ? well, i don't know. illegally? well, i don't know. i suspect it's going to be a lengthy legal battle. my concern about what we've not had announced but was splashed on sunday newspapers, we're told, is coming tomorrow covers a couple of areas. one is we've got a system at the moment that is not working with more and more people locked up in a, you know, x or havens for know, x hotels or havens for communicable diseases and mental health crises. that's not working then. julie so we've got a plan that may also not a new plan that may also not work where you essentially erode the rights of asylum seekers, which are not actually based purely on british law . they're purely on british law. they're based, as you know, in the united nations convention on human rights, which we can't just up moment's notice just rip up at a moment's notice . is there a labour answer . and is there a la

thank you so much, peter. 's really a privilege to be here with you with the mayor, of course, with mr mitchell from the white house and you know? we can call her nancy word home, right? nancy's dear friend helen walker is doing her spirit is really present here, and we all felt it when you were speaking about the history that our mayor is made here in san francisco to so with the songs and the spirituality, thank you. just very briefly. speaker pelosi is very grateful for the opportunity to support your critical work to provide culturally sensitive whole person care to our urban indian community here in san francisco , and that is why in the 2023 appropriations bill, she saw it and secured funding through the community funding project program in order to support the village here and everything and all of the exciting work and support and community activity, particularly for our community members who are in recovery so exciting that you're gonna be providing services specifically for mothers with their children

neil: peter you know what? iss and your incites are the ones i copy without ever attributing to you. i just want to get that off my chest but peter great seeing you again. keep up the fight. >> i love you. i appreciate it. neil: he is one of the giants in this business. i'm not kidding you. that man has been through a hell of a lot and never complains. i live to complain. another guy that never complains brian brenberg. why should he? he has a great show, two great co-anchors and a lot of big money at stake. brian: amen to all that, neil. president biden expected to announce a new immigration deal, but for the northern border. we'll speak to florida senator rick scott, plus, larry kudlow and pete hegseth all at the top of the hour. more "coast to coast", after this. ♪ you'll always remember buying your first car. but the things that last a lifetime like happiness, love and confidence... you can't buy those. but you can invest in them. at t. rowe price, our strategic investing approach can help you build the futu

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so there with peter you can hear, m-th orientations of the mass murder of everyone named kozhin in theived. you will be the first to know. you are all joking. yeah, and with our finger there is something on the international base, there is one coincidence, dozens belong to givi salon, born in the seventy-sixth year. it consisted of a georgian pg brain, which was next to barmination. yes, what do you think, maybe she will meet with the kidnapping of kolesnikov, i don’t know a year ago , after the detention of the bartender, it disappeared, so now it can be anywhere. by the way, i pierced the morning fingers of our petrov. some of them igor kozhin in the house his fingers too there is. okay. and i'm sitting here waiting for him. i'm tired of all this. he threw his paw at the wall, and i decided to sue the mark. it's good that he wasn't at home, or maybe someone was killed here after all. here i can't now. i can't look at mine. while these creatures walk around the city. anyutka does not sleep at all, i do not sleep either. well, if we start earlier, then it will be better for everyone, w

it's been a pleasure to be with you, peter. well as one of the most. rights leaders you you can do whatever but they my belief is, you know what's really unique about graceland archives is that it really tells us a complete story and it really is one of the largest archives dedicated to one individual that exists here in the united states in the archives at graceland, we have over 1.5 million artifacts, everything documents to books, to wardrobe the spaces around thousand square feet. and it really gave us the opportunity to explore the collection and display things that might have never seen before. a lot of our visitors, of course, want to see jumpsuits. so we've over 30 of them on display throughout elvis presley's memphis. it's what people really connect because of shows and concerts, what they remember, cars. the cars are huge. if even if you're not an elvis fan, there's a lot of people that just love the car collection because he has such an amazing collection of cars, probably the biggest part of our collection or the biggest item in our collecti

or maybe you can adjust your departure time to avoid it. petere you been approached by any of the big companies who might want to say, hey, maybe we can work together in a great this into our apps. or are you just not even considering that right now? um we haven't been approached that will we'll see maybe in the future. right. uh and how many people have started using this? i imagine that when weather is bad, more people think about the weather and you start getting more downloads of the app. yes so, for example, in the last 40 days, just for my fight in california we had over 5000 searches. uh and so we have a much higher number of searches in the winter and beaten also, maybe in the in in the middle of the summer, where people are traveling for road trips, but they're right now. it's very popular. we had number three and during the christmas season, we had number three. or from all three, whoever in the after alright. well, this app i've played around with it myself this morning and i like it. it seems pretty easy to use. it's pretty intuitive.

strengths peter you know this guy was not supposed to run for president, but he was allowed because heas gay. of course, he lost the primaries, but the democrats decided to wake up a homosexual. he needs to give something. why not make him the minister of transport. and this is bad news for america, because such people in the united states are now held in high esteem and you can’t just ask them to leave work, even after the fiasco in a responsible position, probably, the problem with the badan is that he cannot replace any malucharis , because it will be perceived that she is the first black woman in office, vicky, he cannot replace the mayor fag, because he is the first open day at 100 transport administration. well, it is again. i think it will be relevant. if, for example, the election is still re-elected, and possibly yes, the same mayor, pita moved. and hmm, maybe, again, some other person in the oge is like that, the teacher mows down there. so far, such a personnel policy is obvious. doesn't pay off after accidents in eastern palestine, for example, the minister, vutich, did not

our land and actually fighting with the enemy every day the situation there is very difficult but you peter tell us in more detail what you can say please, what is the situation as of this evening, this day in this direction, please, well, as of now, for this minute and for today , the final decision was made to continue holding the bakhmut fortress as it was before and all forces and means are used for this, i.e. ensuring the suspension of the bull, rotation, everything is happening according to the plan, so the enemy continues to push very, very hard straight at a maddening speed , increasing the pace eh and thereby losing more and more of these incomprehensible soldiers eh who passed behind it is unclear with what goals with some kind of operation, he is trying more in the north, and in the south , he is trying to get it from the east to the east, within the limits of the river bahmutta, there is such a thing, we have good positions there, and therefore we are striking their enemy they are even trying to pull up there already to the point where they are trying to pull up the tanks as wel

she will live there and c2 tatyana lyalina told me to meet, returning from peter you for a long time.'m completely alive alena this is news, we continue to produce russian military engineers, right at the forefront, have established the production of parts for the repair of combat vehicles. they pay metals and cast special blanks from it. this made it possible to speed up the restoration of damaged tanks and infantry fighting vehicles report by aleksey baranova the column safely reaches the repair boxes. in everything is provided for in this hangar for the repair of tanks and large armored vehicles based on them , for example, in turn , these engines are waiting for the bulkhead, the largest repair base in the donetsk people's republic of the eastern military district, the engineers equipped with their own hands to remove the engine. well, the replacement of the elements of the pit, there is no warm mud for the convenience of servicing machines, neither more nor less, but they began to engage in real casting here in the field quite recently, they came to such a decision so as not to d

thank you for being with us here we touched on this with peter, but you also say this is nothing like what we saw post 2008 financial crisis how so and are there any warning signs you're looking for that could change your mind >> well if you think back to the 2008 crisis, the hallmarks were investments that were sometimes not on the bank's balance sheet, when they were, they were in these derivatives and highly leveraged complicated assets that no one could understand their value and they all turned out to have mortgage risk in them there was a lack of transparency, a big part of the difficulty in diagnosing who was in trouble and who wasn't. that's not what happened at silicon valley bank. they clearly mismanaged their capital and depositors, so fistefist sophisticated hedge funds saw it, they took their money out. the previous largest bank run was $16 billion and took ten days this was money flowing out over a million dollars a second because they knew the bank was in trouble and that transparency was in the end what they could not escape it is very different than 2008 big managemen

quite a deliberate action, would you agree, peter?: yes, these kinds of actions with fast jets and other aircraft have gone on for generations. it's a cold war tactic. right after the present day, and in fact this last day or so near estonia, russian forces used aircraft to probe the the the airspace of other countries , either violating the airspace or flying very close to the airspace, to see how long it will take for a response, what reaction will happen. this is part of an ongoing culture that the russian air force has of testing an opponent 's or adversary's speed of response, level of response, willingness to respond, to respond. so all of these factors will come into into consideration and it it is a bonus that the paper -- that the reaper went down. for the russian aircraft itself, the underside of a fast jet is actually very strong. the support for the landing gear, if you are hanging weapons underneath, it has to be incredibly strong. so, i would expect that structurally there would be little damage, perhaps a little bit of

and i completely agree with you peter, that the world deeds great examples needs to be inspired and you know, hopefully the good guys are winning. and the war mongers, the people that engage in subversion interference in other countries affairs will start to even diminish agree, mohammad, they are also in the fine print here is that saudi arabia with this kind of tango with israel. and the abraham accord, so called, which i think is just an excuse for the us to stay in the middle east. and they apply and minions in the, in the, in the region. but the, the through this process of mediation is the saudi arabia has to 1st recognize a independence palestinian state, which is again putting it back on the agenda where the west so conveniently, likes to forget about it. go ahead moment. yes. so the united states would like to see divisions in the region as many as possible. and the objective of the united states is to have the israeli apartheid regime have domination over the neighboring countries. and it's quite interesting that these talks and the agreement between iran and saudi arabia, in

prefer steak blue peter green good evening. thank youo you think coming on again, do you think this is a reasonable thing for councils do. well they should just allow people choice. i think it's reasonable. i gave up meat years ago, although i'm meat 20 years ago, although i'm not vegans, i personally not a fully vegans, i personally i've a lot of sympathy for i've got a lot of sympathy for it. as your previous guest it. and as your previous guest said, people living oxford, said, people living in oxford, in shop and in oxfordshire can buy, shop and die and whoever they like can eat they like. so eat whatever they like. so i don't think it limits choice, but a broader but i'd actually a broader point, and cast your point, which is and cast your mind back 20 or 30 years and labour councils did lots of other things as other things that were as a loony left, whether was around black or about things black rights or about things like congestion charges and creating disincentives , car creating disincentives, car usage. they were called mad 20

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