ralph? yeah, well, 2 points here. first of all, we do not blame rush of witnessing, but the ordinary citizens, if we even say that an opinion false, that the mainstream may just publishing 40 percent say they follow more to russian propaganda kind of. that's what they did upset here about. and secondly, they say 80 percent of germans, they blamed the americans for the wrong economic decisions that they impose on us. so i compared with the time after world war 2 bird was at stake, but we either would be under morgan top plan, it would leave germany. she's right, just dia, dust relies or, and marshall plan that we finally got thanks to the americans. so we could rebuild our economy after the 2nd world war, but now we feel we are under morgantown. recham again. so we are fearing that we lose everything will be a lot, plenty the raffle for we actually call for a transatlantic divorce in friendship, of course, with the american smile. i'm, i'm, i'm sorry, rouzan memory. if you're many really wants to be serious, you can do

ralph, yeah, well, 2 points here. first of all, we do not blame russia. witnessing but the ordinary citizens have even said at an opinion pulse that the ministry may just polishing 40 percent say they follow more to russian propaganda kind of that's what they'd upset hear about. and secondly, they say 80 percent of germans. they blamed americans for the wrong economic decisions that they impose on us. so i compared with the time after world war 2 bird was at stake. whether we either would be under morgan top plan, it would leave germany, drag us dear, dost realised, or, and marshal plan that we finally got thanks to the americans. so we could rebuild our economy after the 2nd world war. but now we feel we are under morgantown. rancher again, so we are fearing that we lose everything, we are not planning da, da, raffle for that. we actually called for a transatlantic divorce in friendship, of course, with the american smile. i'm. i'm, i'm sorry, wowza. maria. it's your money really wants to be serious. you can do one t

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it is therefore fitting that ralph's introducer tonight is commissioner bill bratton. over the course of his long and distinguished. commissioner bratton has saved countless lives. he oversaw the nypd's transformative implementation of broken windows policing in the 1990s, which greatly contributed to the city's massive crime decline that decade. and he led a similarly dramatic transformation at the lapd during the 2000s at the federal level. commissioner has served with distinction on. the homeland security advisory council, which he now and today he is the executive chairman of the consulting firm teneo risk and the author of the profession, a memoir of community race and the arc of policing in america. i'm proud to say that commissioner bratton has had a long, fruitful relationship with the manhattan institute. his signature policing strategy grew from his intellectual partnership with the late george kelling, the renowned scholar who coauthored the 1982 article that first introduced the concept of broken windows policing to the public kelling and commissioner bratt

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sometimes, all you need is somebody like ralph nader who gets enough votes to serve as a spoiler, as he did in 2000 for al gore. if not for ralph nader siphoning off votes in florida, al gore would have won florida and the electoral college. it does not even take a major third party, but i could see that happening. we could see it on either side. what if donald trump does not win the republican nomination for 2024 but forms a maga party ? that would probably split the republican vote and allow the democratic nominee to win. host: if you ever have a question about presidential history, barbara perry is a great person to talk to. we encourage you to call in. here is how we split the lines. democrats, (202) 748-8000. republicans, (202) 748-8001. independents, (202) 748-8002. this piece from the hills part this conversation. is it the next grover cleveland, teddy roosevelt, or millard fillmore? we do not talk much about millard fillmore. can we dig more into him? guest: he was president from 1850 to 1853. teddy roosevelt came to the presidency of nightly death of zachary taylor. here i s

it is therefore fitting that ralph's introducer tonight is commissioner bill bratton. over the course of his long and distinguished. commissioner bratton has saved countless lives. he oversaw the nypd's transformative implementation of broken windows policing in the 1990s, which greatly contributed to the city's massive crime decline that decade. and he led a similarly dramatic transformation at the lapd during the 2000s at the federal level. commissioner has served with distinction on. the homeland security advisory council, which he now and today he is the executive chairman of the consulting firm teneo risk and the author of the profession, a memoir of community race and the arc of policing in america. i'm proud to say that commissioner bratton has had a long, fruitful relationship with the manhattan institute. his signature policing strategy grew from his intellectual partnership with the late george kelling, the renowned scholar who coauthored the 1982 article that first introduced the concept of broken windows policing to the public kelling and commissioner bratt

when the area supervisor, ralph, arrived, he told us once again that the principal didn't know that weooks bad that voting is happening on the sidewalk." he also told me to tell beverly that we need to be outside of the building by 6:00 p.m. and i told him proudly that votindoesn't stop until the person who enters the line at 8:00 p.m. votes, and then we needed time to break down our things. he begrudgingly agreed. and, finally, i could focus on my volunteer job as a poll worker. i passed the ballots to the voters, told them how to vote, and gave them their "i voted" stickers. i saw neighbors come in, and my husband and daughter, they came to visit me. my daughter, she passed me her mail-in ballot that was my husband's. and she told me that she wants to become a poll worker. at the end of the day, ralph, the area supervisor, came back and told us that he would bring everything back with him because of the mess of the morning. it was 16 hours, and i was exhausted. so four years later, that polling station closed, and i honestly... stopped becoming a poll worker. but then, for this elect

joie: ralph waldo emerson. walt whitman. elizabeth cady stanton.h webster -- that's the dictionary webster. all great writers we think of as "progressive." but a closer look at their writings -- and those of many others -- finds shocking ties to the ideals of white supremacy? >> they're all using the same kind of language in describing and dismissing people of african descent. all of them. joie: but wait, i mean, ralph waldo emerson? walt whitman? >> it's, it's stunning. joie: that's donald yacovone, historian and author of a new book, "teaching white supremacy," who recognizes that what he's got to say sounds like heresy. >> it wasn't intended that way. i didn't even know i was doing that until it happened, but it is an assault on the way we understand our culture and ourselves. joie: to understand how this mild-mannered scholar became something of an academic flamethrower, it helps to have a little of the back story. yacovone was deep into research on another book, when just for "fun," he went to the library to check out some old textbooks. that'

lauren: i say ralph lauren a perfectly acceptable.n says say whatever you like because shares are going up 22%. there price target is 132. holiday shopping, ralph lauren is a beneficiary, same propellants on. they sold equip it on amazon, you had black friday, cyber monday, what was one of the top purchases? exercise gear this is up 6.4%, up this week by 7% and look here, these are the oil tankers, they are up, some are up 3%. jeffries turns. . it is getting cold, supply is tight, we are talking about the you buddy deb been coming. all this means prices will go up and these names will be beneficiaries. ashley: interesting stuff. scorpio tankers staying. thank you very much. mask mandates are returning to other countries for air travel, phil keating is in miami. could mask mandates come back here? >> anything is possible but it does not appear that's going to happen for the time being. call it the virus trifecta or triple threat of illness but health experts are warning you could get sick this holiday season especially as holiday trave

ralph, what are we hearing from nato officials in brussels? >> reporter: yeah, jose, we heard from nato secretary general here a couple of hours ago. he echoed that polish assessment, this appears to have been an accident caused by ukrainian air defense systems. he said there is no indication right now that russia is preparing to attack nato either in poland or anywhere else in alliance territory. importantly, though, he said nato holds russia morally responsible for what happened today because the only reason the skies of europe are full of missiles right now is because of vladimir putin's invasion of ukraine. now, he said investigation is going to continue on the ground in poland. we will hopefully learn more until the coming hours and days but jose, this is a pretty stark reminder of what has been the fear among nato nations since day one of this war that fighting, which started in ukraine would not stay in ukraine and that it would eventually spill beyond ukraine's borders into a nato country and then the united states and other members of

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part of the thing that your ralph nader blog thing was you were talking about transparency toward the end of the interview. that's something that's missing from these evolutionary type things within the community such as this recent art street fair that become what appears to be a commercial if enterprise. could you speak to that issue? >> i assume you mean the coconut grove -- [inaudible conversations] [laughter] >> well, so it's -- now i'm stuck on my -- thing. i have no idea where my glasses are. >> oh, your glasses. oh, my gosh. >> i can't comment on the specifics of the art fair, but let me answer the question that i would have a liked you to ask, which i think it was. i, you know, i've given a lot of interviews and -- am i okay? okay. and there's something important to understand. it seems stupid almost that, you know, one person has to say things cost money x. there's really only oneig place to get , right? you can get itan from taxes, you can get it from tolls. i don't know about the street fair. anyway, maybe there's fees to join, you know, to participate in the street fair.

the associated press quoted sources saying lab. ralph is being treated for a hot condition. the russian foreign ministry has dismissed the reports holding them, the height of fakers and the government protests have taken place in moldova. thousands of people marching through the capital key. she now calling for an early election and made a winter energy crisis and rapidly rising inflation. it being several protests in recent months with repeated calls for the resignation of the country's pro western president. slovenia has elected its 1st female president by the sent left government. natasha pitts massage, beat. her conservative rival in an election run off taking 54 percent of the vote that you president says she will see to bridge levine. he is the political divide. france and britain have signed a revised deal to try to stop people crossing the english channel in small boats. the new agreement means that you cable pay france about $72000000.00 euros to cover the cost of security forces patrolling the french coast. around 40000 people cross the channel this year. police an

also was a drag, and is an important market for coach china, on the other hand was a bright spot for ralphren the ceo telling me sales grew 30% in china, despite 35% of the stores being closed there. ralph lauren bead on quarterly earnings and revenue they also told me the higher inventory number reflects higher sales, earlier relates and more visits and on the guidance which some of the analysts were a little cau cautious. it certainly helps you're seeing more sportcoats instead of hoodies, to pretty strong read. >> i would say reassure across the board. a very modest valuation. tapestry as well even cheaper, almost all the branded apparel looks -- getting high convict in owning this at this level, if you believe that the consumer in 2023 will be slightly less flush that he or she has been this year i think that's been the tough fix. the consumer discretionary, up more than 7.5% these are wild moves estee, of course, the laters we'll hit in a moment up 16% carnival cruises, it's easy to see what is working today. definitely one day will not turn the tide it is helpful. of course, amazon a

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and so our number one priority, that's why with my child from scratch, ralph i shot inflation reduction act to bring down the cost of everyday things. we talk about around the kitchen table. but the act is raising eyebrows in europe and asia because it includes a $7500.00 tax credit for americans who buy an electric or hybrid vehicle. but only when it rolls out of a north american factory with domestic batteries. it's no problem for tesla g m or ford. but it's a big problem for manufacturers like toyota, hyundai, and b, m w. the german car maker has 8 electric and hybrid models, but only the 2 it makes in north america qualify for the tax credit next year. like cars made here, and it's spartanburg south carolina plant. but not the ones it makes in europe. its america 1st, at its worst, critics say the american inflation reduction act ease a matter of concern, not only for phones on germany, but also for all european countries. so we need to work on the adequate your pan and responses to this american inflation reduction act which might jeopardize to different thing field between of 2 co

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what ralph wants to know and — britain their home.ernment?- under a labour government? labour have no proposals _ under a labour government? labour have no proposals to _ under a labour government? labour have no proposals to increase - under a labour government? labour have no proposals to increase rates| have no proposals to increase rates of national insurance or income tax, in fact it's the tories who have been increasing tax on working people. we think if you get your income from tax and shares, there is a case for looking at how that is taxed because it's taxed at a lower rate than going out to work. there are so many loopholes in the system that means the system isn't fair and often those with the most resources are able to get out of paying their fair share of tax. look at the private equity industry, for example, private equity bosses say their income is capital gains and so pay 28 cent tax rather than a5% tax, that's not right and we would close that's not right and we would close that loophole. d0 that's not right and we wo

. >> a quick question and first off i want to give you a kudos on that ralph nader blog interview. >>nk you. >> this-- rit large state federal rit large, my point that i want with that, is in this community, recently we had a state of the art -- i've noticed what appears to me at least as a profit center and i see that as evolution of a different community type function within the small communities, things that used to be a family affair, free or low cost, have seemed to have evolved into a commercial enterprise for what is basically not transparent. part of the thing with ralph nader blog inning was that you were talking about transparency towards the end of the interview. that's something that's missing from some of these evolutionary type things within the communities, such as this recent art street fair that become what appears to be a commercial enterprise and could you speak to that issue? >> well-- by that, i assume you mean the --. >> yes. >> okay. and keep it there. so-- now i'm stuck on my thing, i have no idea where my glasses are. >> oh, your glasses. [laughter] >> my gosh

congressman ralph norman, we wwill be watching the investigation., hospitality leader north america is here, we are breaking down the trend and consumer spending and food inflation, it's coming up. stay with us. ♪ ♪ ♪ maria: welcome back, well, the biden administration turning to the supreme court to lift an injunction on student loan bailout program. cheryl casone with all the details now, cheryl. cheryl: maria, the new court filing coming just days after federal appeals court issued nationwide injunction temporarily barring the program, this is the latest of series of legal challenges to president biden's plan to cancel up to $20,000 in student debt for millions of americans. well, chicago mayor lori lightfoot is taking more heat on social media over her new political ad. take a look. >> lori is delivering, chicago is number 1 for corporate expansion and ranked best american city. she even got 5,000 google jobs and she was cool during covid. >> hey. cheryl: yeah, she's bragging. yeah, many pointing out crime that is skyrocketed in chicago during l

congressman ralph northam, matt rosendale have said they won't vote for kevin mccarthy. friend of theirs is marjorie taylor greene who has been a mccarthy critic who tweeted this, video of the border visit saying this should give conservatives a glimpse of the kind of speaker kevin mccarthy will be and why i'm supporting him. he is requiring mayorkas to resign or face investigations leading to impeachment. more things like this to come. >> it shows you exactly what the republican party's problem is is that really what people were voting for out in the country and what they wanted them to be focusing all of their time on so it's such a good example of how, you know, this very small amount of people can continue dragging the party to the right along pursuits that don't aggress what the concerns are of the voters on inflation and all the things that led them to vote for republicans in the first place. >> and yet before you jump in just if we could show those five again, these are five people who would support aggressive oversight even investigations moving on to impeachment

i want to give you a he goes on that ralph neater blog interview. thank you. very excellent this your issue is written large and state and federal with large. yeah, my my point that i want to talk together with that is written law and in this community recently, we had a state of the art street fair, but i've noticed that it's become what appears to me at least as a prophet center and i see that as an evolution in different community type functions. within the small community's things that used to be a family affair that were free or very low cost it seemed to evolve into a commercial enterprise for what is basically not transparent part of the thing with your ralph nader blog thing. was that you were talking about transparency towards the end of the interview as something that's missing from some of these. evolutionary type things within the community such as this recent art street fair that become what appears to be a commercial enterprise and could you speak to that issue? so that i assume you mean the coconut grove art? yes, okay. okay, let's turn it off.

she had a very long train, and it was predicted that ralph lauren might be the designer because she wasshion show in new york earlier this year, and that sort of tipped it off. i'm told she'll be wearing a completely different outfit this evening for the reception and that obviously it will be a different kind of feel than the chilly south lawn was for their wedding ceremony earlier today. >> iconic moments were just crafted, right? you can have an inauguration in weather like this outside. i guess why not a wedding on the white house lawn with weather like this too? thank you so much, kate bennett. appreciate it. >>> all right. north korea firing another test missile friday. japanese officials say this ballistic missile has the range to reach the u.s. mainland, and it marks the 34th day this year that the regime has carried out a missile test. it also saw the first public appearance of dictator kim jong-un's daughter, who appeared at his side as he oversaw the launch. let's bring in david sanger, a cnn political and national security analyst and white house and national security corres

. >> or virginia governor ralph northam.e's someone who will most likely run something because he cannot run for reelection. >> you mean glenn youngkin. >> you said ralph northam. >> my apologies. governor youngkin is one of those normally republicans who will most likely run. might be a better candidate than governor desantis. >> we're using the word normally, this is a favorite brooks word. >> i did not invent this. two generations below me. >> if we still think donald trump will run, what about joe biden after this election? >> he's totally running. i was convinced he was going to run before the midterms, but if you are the president of the united states who is coming out of midterms with this result, with your party in this strong of a position, why wouldn't you run? >> i agree, he expressed this a couple of weeks ago. he was taking more blame this week, where we want to run. i can expect joe biden to run. >> was linked -- was sounding confident at the press conference. i want to bring up the election deniers. they did w

some small guys like ralph lauren am i getting a target when you get walmart and home depot and that tells us how the consumer is doing, how inflation is coming through, things like food and whatnot and where the economy is coming. jack: sam bankman freed, he managed to take his network from 16 billion down to below one billion. what happened? carleton: what is interesting about this story is ftx was considered one of the grown-ups in the crypto space, they have trouble filing for bankruptcy earlier this year, they had been the lender of last resort to many companies but it emerged through a point last week that an unaffiliated company, much left balance sheet composed of tokens ftx created, not a good idea. other reporting showed ftx was coming going client accounts to do trading through this other business as well. last week it culminated with chapter 11 on credit. jack: what does it mean for investors with exposure to crypto? carleton: we saw the price of crypto plunge below 16,000, could go further. grip so exposed companies like nvidia, micro strategies, facing a tough time too.

look at ralph lauren. they have also become more up-to-date and they are capturing a younger consumer than what they had in the past while maintaining their average prices at higher levels than the past. kriti: that's something we will keep an ion especially ahead of the season. thank you. coming up, the imf has a new deal with ukraine paving the way for billions of dollars in aid. we will speak with the minister of economy. this is bloomberg. ♪ get refunds.com powered by innovation refunds can help your business get a payroll tax refund, even if you got ppp and it only takes eight minutes to qualify. i went on their website, uploaded everything, and i was blown away by what they could do. getrefunds.com has helped businesses get over a billion dollars and we can help your business too. qualify your business for a big refund in eight minutes. go to getrefunds.com to get started. powered by innovation refunds. jon: this is bloomberg markets. ukraine has reached a deal with the imf that could pave the way to

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the firm raising its price target on ralph lauren shares, from $127 to 132 it stands at 112 right now also bullish on tapestry, the investment bank raising its price target on the participant company of coach and kate spade from 46 just by a buck to 47 but tapestry's well- below that at $37 and change, they did maintain tapestry at overweight so what's going on here? analysts believe both tapestry and ralph lauren's brands will strengthen and help them emerge from the pandemic challenges, because slap a polo player on your chest. deutsche bank delivering good news for ups upgrading the stock from a hold to a buy the investment bank said "it's easy to be negative on ups in the current environment but that's exactly the time to get more positive, particularly under the current management team." so, we've got ups up 2.5% at the moment, nice move there, and then we've got apollo edemao surgery jumping after boston scientific announced it's going to buy the medical technology firm for $615 million in cash and debt. the offer of $10 per share in cash for apollo endo surgery represents a pre

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