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you agree with that, ralph? >> i'll defer to john here, much more of an expert than i am. >> but it is interesting, the people who ended up being with the president on this court-packing thing and the ones against him, it was a very, very select group that gathered around him, a loyal group, tommy corcoran and others who really stood with him at a time when so many other people were abandoning him, wheeler and connolly and others, and garner, of course. so it is interesting that that he had this, you know, small circle of people who -- jackson. i mean, jackson was one of the people who really stood by the president, right, john? >> no, that's right. jackson is that man. his memoir that was never published in his lifetime the, i had the luck to find the hand you script, and the family supported publishing it. he, in about four pages, tells his experience with court packing, and he recounts going over to the white house for a meeting of that inner team in february when this has been announced and it's off to a bum

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tom: full disclosure, one of my favorite people in wall street, ralph ousley -- ralph schlosstein.ph schlosstein helped to build evercore, and this is one of the big success stories. some work and some don't. what is important here is the public service of oath of these individuals, and schlosstein is the one that really drove the tone forward. and that is unfortunate. jonathan: he is stepping down as cochairman and co-ceo, effective february 25, over at evercore. lisa, could you read that story about ever grande, the founder and leader of evergrande? lisa: what was it called again, something amazing, the actual shell company he ended up purchasing, it had to do with fast food rather than the actual development company. he also got billions of dollars in dividend payments from the company over his tenure. this is what the government in china is trying to target, take some of that wealth and put it back in the company. jonathan: that is where the focus is right now. the chinese communist party expected to be leaning on the owner, the founder of that company, to use his own personal

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ralph: strategically, i absolutely can be.ntry well and we are very successful on the onshore and offshore business as. we have a good combination of business is an asset management, and we plan to invest more. dani: that was ralph hamers speaking to bloomberg. citi said it was another impressive quarter and they know the top valuation compared to price to tangible books, and also the fact that it was broad-based, investment banking, and corporate. dani: right, although trading was not as strong as wall street, and it still has very strong results elsewhere. that interest income was a surprise to the upside, how often do you hear that banks? i do think that it is consequential that ubs said we had such strong client activity but considering all of the risks floating out there we are not sure it will sustain itself. alix: interesting because a lot of the risks are supply chain problems, but that is something that most banks are insulated from. they do not have the same kind of input pressure which is an interesting take on how

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ralph sanchez has more >> reporter: they call it the amodio rodeo >> what's elements of style? centrifuge >> reporter: for 33 games in a row, matt amodio has come out on top, asking and answering his way into the record books. >> you now have the second most consecutive wins in "jeopardy!" history. >> reporter: the yal student overtaking 32-game streak set by james holzhauer in 2019 holzhauer tweeting his congratulations, "this is the first time i've seen anyone hit a 33-game parlay," urging him, "stay hungry." but the challenger still less than halfway to the all-time record of 74 games held by ken jennings now a "jeopardy!" guest host a welcome moment for a tv institution struggling since the death of legendary host alex trebek his replacement, mike richards, stepping down after past offensive comments resurfaced is this a turning point for the show >> for so long, the focus has been on the host, who's going to be the next host of "jeopardy!". now the focus has turned back to the contestants. >> reporter: back on stage monday for game 34, hoping to one day make "who is matt a

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. >> reporter: marty ralph is an expert on weather and water extremes at u.c. san diego. on a scale of one to five, he says this system is a five. in area like nevada county hit hard by the river fire, emergency officials are telling residents to be ready to evacuate once again. >> if they say evacuations, i'll just get the hell out of donnell. >> reporter: in a region exhausted by extreme weather conditions, ralph said the rain won't end the drought but it will have an upside. >> this will pretty much put an end to the risk of major fires in northern california for the season. >> reporter: the storm will also have an upside for skiers, bringing heavy novel to the sierra nevada mountain range. mammoth ski resort is already on target for its snowiest october in a decade and now plans to open two weeks ahead of schedule. northern and central california will get the first soaking. here in l.a., we expect the rain to arrive by monday. jamie. >> yuccas: lilia, thank you. let's check in with cbs news meteorologist and climate specialist jeff berardelli tracking the severe weath

host: ralph and washington, d.c.. independent. good morning to you as you get into your car. caller: how are you? where you headed? host: i am headed to pick up coffee and tea. we are running out of it at the house. what's on your mind this morning? caller: you hear people talking about rages -- wages and poverty and stuff. ever since reagan got out of office, we have seen nothing but tax cuts on the wealthy. this is well documented. tax cuts on corporations. the sheer of the average working man's salary, compared everyone else, it has gone from 33% to 47% of the total taxes. the top 1% account for 20% -- they have captured 90% of the wealth over the last 20 years. the democrats talk, but if you look at capital gains, i have been in the situation where i made seven figures one year. it was a great amount of money because of an investment i had made. the taxes i paid on that were substantially less than when i paid when i was an engineer. you know, what the people you sell this tax situation, many of these work for the right wing think tanks. they say that the wealthy pay the

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. >> so, would you like to explain that ralph. >> so yes, i mean, roosevelt, my notes here he would not take yes for an answer and the court went out of his way, i don't know whether they designed it. that is a good question or was this kind of a design or they saw the light and they realized that they had these programs but for whatever reason they basically wanted to use this image. but he didn't have to. and i mean, it really is amazing >> just got a head he was determined to remake the court and put on the six justices were up to six for these programs. but is just astounding and i think sort of a political mystery because trying to challenge this that i referenced, he introduced everybody but the president and so we don't know and i don't know how much the maybe john knows and roosevelt's own writing what is come out in his papers about what his thinking was about this why he would not take yes for an answer. >> he was much too careful to leave a paper trail. it. >> we had a question from the audience, i hope i got this right, she asked, you know that this was unpopular outside of

. >> reporter: hey there, alex, yeah, governor ralph northam is on stage now. when barack obama left office, he said he was not going to comment on every news story sh he was not going to endorse every campaign so the fact that he is going to be here today speaking in richmond with terry mcauliffe is sort of his vice president would say, a bfd, it's a big deal here. that's something the voters are really hearing and understanding as well because what happens in the state and the implications of this vote is going to have implications beyond just the borders of the commonwealth. here's what we heard about the importance of barack obama speaking at this event from voters this morning. >> whenever i hear him speak, i get so inspired, right, and it's like he speaks to people's souls. he can see you. and he comes from humble beginnings, so i feel that's why he can relate to so many people, and so i'm hoping that obama can help ignite that spark, because i know that there are some people that are still on the fence, even when they align to democratic values and princ

ralph lauren has been an official outfitter of the team usa ever since 2008. >> and now to a fashionblasio wore the wrong costume today mixing up star trek character spock and captain kirk ahead of halloween this weekend try to be funny reporter called out the mayor during the q and a section of his daily briefing here. we have the best time. >> hi, mister mayor just want to before i get to question point out that you might have some of your star trek or knowledge wrong. there. you're wearing blue. that's not the uniform color of captain kirk. >> oh, my god. there's a foam pie and good catch, chris, because now you're making me think. that was more kind of birds yellow right. >> yeah, that sounds that sounds more correct. that we have chris. i want to i always say i'm gonna give credit where credit is due to the media. that's a good catch. i like the blue a lot. you're right. it's historically inaccurate. >> well, it to do is put pointy years. you know that because that's show is back with the blue. and there's no burt yellows burned orange. but the color that kirk war was i had no i

i think i owned a pair of ralph lauren jeans. go, "andie, please, just some lipstick." and what i would do me. >> stephen: were you working with the designers yourself. >> he would dress me. they would do my hair and makeup first, and put me in a bath robe, and you would be naked-- i know, just drop the bath robe. >> stephen: so you're all done up, up here. >> you're done except for -- >> stephen: from here down you're what god gave you. >> that's it. and then they dress you. >> stephen: are there people measuring you the whole time? >> there are ladies on bleachers dressed all in blark beautifully done. they all wear black and red lipstick and sit there and take notes and think about what he was picking out for you to wear in the show. >> stephen: this seems like a distonian movie or something like that. >> it was so much fun, though. i have to say. >> stephen: what is going on in this photo right here? do you remember this moment? >> oh, yeah, that was fun. that was in times square. but you know -- >> stephen: where are you? th

host: ralph is in washington, d.c. on the independent line. caller: hi. great conversation.nk you for being there. thank you for being there. . there is a technology called molten salt reactors developed in the 1960's and 1970's at livermore laboratories which nixon killed and brought in the new reactor which was a nightmare that never worked. this technology can burn our nuclear waste. this technology has a 500 year half-life for the waste and a 10,000 year half-life. this cannot melt down because it is only melted. this is walk away safe. we are spending $13 billion to $15 billion on nuclear aircraft carriers. all we need to do is to fund some small companies trying to get it through in the first starter phase which is a multibillion-dollar phase. we could have three or five prototypes of the different designs out there. to start talking about this. this is something that is solid. it is not a scientific breakthrough that is needed. there are engineering hurdles that need to be overcome but most have been overcome and china is throwing huge money into this. it is not just

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what are your thoughts on these new fashion forward entries from ralph lauren?america's game, people show up in a t-shirt and shorts and then i realized there's two types of fans that enjoy mlb games. one is the fan whose drink at the 26-ounce of beer, slurping ice cream out of a plastic helmet. that is the fan i am, i'm sure you are as well, at nationals games. then there's is the fan wearing a dodgers hat or a yankees hat that they bought at topshop and you are like a yankees, go dodgers and they are like, huh? because they forget they are wearing it. that is the fan, who wants to get the social media photo or maybe someone who wants to walk around like a sports fan and also be trendy. >>his shouldn't be about fashion, it should be about sports. ink is so much for joining me tonight. >> thank you. thank you for watching "fox news primetime." we will be back tomorrow night at 7:00. until then be lovers of freedom and anxious for the fray. tucker carlson is up next. his ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." remember when political

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ralph in washington, d.c., go ahead on the independent line. caller: hi, great conversation. thank you for being there. a couple points i would like to make very quickly. first of all there is a technology called molten salt reactors, developed in the 1960's, at lawrence livermore laboratories, which nixon killed, brought in a reactor which was a nightmare, never worked. this technology can burn our nique leer waste -- nuclear waste. this technology has a 500-year half-life instead of a 10,000 year half-life. this technology cannot melt down because it's already melted. this technology is walk-away safe. we are spending $13 billion to $15 billion on one nuclear aircraft carrier. all we need to do is to fund some of these small companies that are trying to get it through and the first start or phase, which is a multibillion-dollar phase, and we cannot three or four or five prototypes of the different designs out there. you need to start talking about this. this is something that is solid. it's not a scientific breakthrough that's needed. there are some engineering hurdles that

harris ralph compiled a career-best to restrict when they crushed the hope of a late comeback and carried pakistan to earn the team there second victory in three days. pakistan one of the teams to watch out for. moving on to football, a couple of important games at the bottom of the standings, including a huge win for the italian team. recording just their second wind of the season. a move above calgary who are rock-bottom bottom of the league. natalie then close, match state 10 as they hope to gain a top spot in the league. amnesty international have called on cutter 2020 two ambassador david beckham to speak out against human rights violations. the former england captain and footballer icon signed a lucrative deal to be one of the faces of the football world cup, but since retiring, he's become known for his charitable work and work to moat diversity. beckham played for the team before retiring and sources close tohe football icon says he has been convinced tbroaden theipoint of view. both norway and germany, national teams have criticized cutter for the deaths. articulate norway is tha

ralph lauren made sure the team will be ready for the cold.es will wear a buffalo plaid hooded puffer jacket made from recycled materials. the navy blue turtleneck sweater with the american flag and the olympic rings. the men will wear white fleece pants and the women will wear blue fleece leggings and the cap is made of wool. warren has a close with the team since 2008. time now to check in with newsnation to see what they're working on for us tonight. >> a controversial defense of critical race theory. what this rutgers professor said about white people that have some questioning how she still has a job that's coming up on balance tonight on newsnation. now, here's a look at tonight's dan abrams live. >> thanks, leland. tonight on dan abrams live on news nation. she turned in her badge in the wake of defund the police now seattle's ex chief tells us why and what changes she thinks can still be made that cops will also support. that's tonight. and dan abrams live. >> that's all coming up on the fastest growing cable news network and american

this is ralph in morning view, kentucky.aller: come on, these people who say we should leave teachers alone, have they not seen the statistics on education in this country? especially black parents. i mean, their kids are failing at greater rates all over this country. teachers don't have the ability, apparently, to teach these kids because they are all failing. host: what is the answer to this question of what role parents should play in public education? do you think, as we talked about before, curriculum should be posted online for parents to review before the school year starts? do you think parents should be able to dictate what should be taught? how would you answer the question? caller: i don't know about dictating necessarily, but they should be aware and they should be informed. children are the most important asset this country has and their education has to be number one. there is cameras everywhere else. why can't there be a camera in the classroom? host: that was ralph in kentucky. bernard, a teacher here in was

ralph laurens said those are made with responsibly sourced u.s. wool.simmons now in london with a look ahead to the winter games. >> reporter: the opening ceremony of the beijing olympics stunned the world back in 2000 to date. now in just three months china will be back in the spotlight and so will the world's athletes nearly 3,000 from 95 nations one time wonder kid of snow boarding, sean white has three gold medals. winning a fourth in the same event would make history >> i know what that fire and drive and motivation can do to you as an athlete. >> reporter: team usa's nathan cheng, a gold medal favorite on the ice. both his parents born in china >> to be able to have the opportunity to go to beijing for an olympics is really meaningful >> reporter: 45% of the athletes will be female, a winter games record among them michaela chefren says she could compete in five events this winter games set to present another huge challenge for olympic organizers, too. just like tokyo last summer there'll be strict covid protocols. athletes must be vaccinated or f

ralph lauren gave fans a sneak peek at what the sports stars will wear at the closing ceremony at theeijing winter olympics. the turtleneck features an american flag with the olympic rings along with a buffalo plaid hooded puffer jacket. men will wear fleece pants while women will don fleece leggings. the fashion brand has been the designer for team usa since 2008. i always love these uniforms, and i feel like they never disappoint. i'm always just inspired when i see them. >> yeah. they look good and they look warm. i'm pretty sure the athletes don't care what they're wearing. they're just happy the olympics is actually going to happen because, you know, it was touch and go for a while as to whether or not we should have those games. i'm sure they're happy they're going to be able to compete. >> absolutely. >> elise preston at the new york stock exchange. thank you so much, elise. >>> up next, a climate warning goes jurassic. the stark message in a dramatic new video from the united nations. you founded your kayak company because you love the ocean- not spreadsheets. you need to hire

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here is republican congressman ralph norman. >> issues are impacting everyday americans in an overly unrealistic climate agenda. the people of south carolina did not send me to washington to bankrupt our country. even the phrase build back better these to be changed to bankrupt america better. spending hard-working taxpayers money on liberal pipedreams. >> the oil firms insisted they want to shift from selling fossil fuels to renewables but environmentalist accused them of greenwashing and say most of the effort is still on extracting fossil fuels. here is democratic congressman ro khanna. >> are you embarrassed that your production is going up while european counterparts are going down? >> demand for energy is going up in the world. >> so you are not embarrassed. i'm just asking an open question, it's not a gotcha question. do you commit to anything matching your european counterparts should try to bring the actual demand of oil production down? >> with all due respect, i'm very proud of our company and what we do. >> our correspondent has been following the hearing. reporter: you o

as i spoke to ralph fiennes, he became more like me, i it was unsettling.rsations that must have gone on. were there things that you said, you can't do that, that is ridiculous? what advice where you are able to offer? i wasn't in professional- analysis mode, i would have been quite irritating. but it was fascinating meeting them, and i was amazed, - the complexity of making a film | like that is completely stunning. there is so much we want to talk about on the international arena, the more serious stuff, but one more bond question if i may. are you would your former colleagues able to watch bond films as a form of escapism, or is it, even though it is fiction and it's not remotely like what you are doing day to day or were doing day to day, it is just a bit too close? you can separate it, _ although it was borderline cathartic to see my headquarters being blown up in one of them, i can't— remember which one it was. let's dive into the real world rather than the movie world. i just wonder, are at their new emerging kind of threats in the world that people

ralph lauren made sure the team usa is going to be ready for the cold and looking sharp for the closingemony. the athletes are going to wear a buffalo plaid hooded puffer jacket made from recycled materials. the navy blue turtleneck sweater with the american flag and the olympic rings. the men will wear white fleece pants and the women will wear blue fleece leggings and that cap, of course, that is also made of wool. lauren has closed the team usa ever since 2008 still ahead, the decorations going up in the castro how san francisco is planning to celebrate spooky season. >> and chance for your student to help boost confidence in vaccines while getting a little extra cash. the new contest for some students here in the bay area. when a truck hit my son, i had so many questions about his case. i called the barnes firm. it was the best call i could've made. call the barnes firm now and find out what your case could be worth. ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wo

so the result is these critical remarks bite surg, the lab, ralph. and it looks like relations between at moscow and nato are only continuing to deteriorate. no matter what. however, when it comes to some of the bilateral contacts between the, perhaps the number one country nato, that is the us, of course, and moscow when it comes to specific stories like afghanistan, there could be progress, for example, because there is a new envoy that was appointed by washington in afghanistan and he, according to surgery, lab rav has already been in touch with russian diplomats and surg. elaborate said that he'll be welcome in moscow when it comes to consultations, specifically about the things that are happening in kabul and elsewhere in afghanistan. cannula story to bring you from the u. s. there really has been a miraculous escape for all 21. people on board private jets after it crushed and burst into flames. moments after tick off in texas, just one person needed hospital treatment for back injuries. the accident happened close to houston executive airport.

this is ralph in morning view, kentucky.aller: come on, these people who say we should leave teachers alone, have they not seen the statistics on education in this country? especially black parents. i mean, their kids are failing at greater rates all over this country. teachers don't have the ability, apparently, to teach these kids because they are all failing. host: what is the answer to this question of what role parents should play in public education? do you think, as we talked about before, curriculum should be posted online for parents to review before the school year starts? do you think parents should be able to dictate what should be taught? how would you answer the question? caller: i don't know about dictating necessarily, but they should be aware and they should be informed. children are the most important asset this country has and their education has to be number one. there is cameras everywhere else. why can't there be a camera in the classroom? host: that was ralph in kentucky. bernard, a teacher here in was

i spoke to to rick ralph. he is a nuclear arms control specialists and a former head of verification that the international atomic energy agency. he says this release of data will better facilitate talks over nuclear weaponry with russia . i think it's not only a gesture to russia but also to the international community showing that the united states is returning to transparency as regards its nuclear weapons. in the past, the u. s. administrations what released such data and the last that's released was in september of 2017. as coming back after the biden booth in summit in geneva, the 2 sides have stopped the strategic stability talks where they want to talk about all types of nuclear warheads. not just strategic warheads. so this announcement by the u. s. also would, i think be a transparency measure to facilitate that discussion. and finally, both russia and another state are observing the new scott creevy, which they extended 5 years in february. so under the start, creepy limits of $1550.00 warheads each

so me as, as i was due to appear at the defense ministry, a says he won't until her son, as ralph the leader of the sheer group has bala is also summoned. santa hold our reports from beverage. they created a human shield along the road to morrow, north of the root. that's where the head of the christian lebanese forces party, severe charge our lives. he was supposed to appear at the army intelligence building, to answer questions related to the fighting in the lebanese capital earlier this month, that killed several people. oh josh, i support to say they are protecting him from what they call an unjust system. this must book has below occupation. iranian occupation has been law leverage over the court. busy over the over judges over political life should stop long time enemies the she our groups has bella and amal on one side and the christian lebanese forces on the other accuse each other of starting that gun battle. the case is now in the hands of the military court, which human rights group say has been used by the authorities to intimidate and retaliate for political reasons. for

. >> it goes without saying how much i appreciate your current governor ralph north ram.o keep virginia blue. then biden decides to go full cnn. he talks about trump the entire time. >> i ran against donald trump. and terry is running against an after he co-light of donald trump. trump, donald trump. is there a problem with trump being here? jesse: donald trump isn't running for governor of virginia, but that sleepily strategy, that's all he's got. then a funny thing happened, a we love trump chant broke out. >> let them go. that's okay. that's all right. why don't you hang out and talk to me after this is over. okay? jesse: they juiced the crowd numbers reporting 2,500 in attendance. "watters' world" fact checked it. around 800 people showed up to see the president of the united states in a blue state he won by double digits. something doesn't add up and we know what it is the whole thing is cringe, like terry dancing. nobody wants to see that. he's worse than elaine from seinfeld. in another speech in new jersey he coughs into his hands and starts shake other people's h

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