on to kay's own son roger and roger's wife, pam.she could not believe it at first. >> i was just adamant that they could not have done it. i was their biggest defended. >> but then they asked her to list roger and pam to list them as defendant statement. >> they told lies and it just put more suspicion on. them >> gradually, her conviction grew saying for's sister, fern. >> i could not by the fact that they were thinking of roger's involvement. >> there were just so many things about roger and pam story that did not make any sense to fern. there was something else to, a possible witness. remember that woman who suspected her husband was involved, police found him here insults bring city on a drug binge, there were high on mid. one of the people there, call me bills, told detectives she had a story to tell about a dream sheet had. >> she describes and what she calls a dream, seeing someone get killed. she describes being outside of her room, she describes a female off to her left crying in hysterics, and she describes three or four m

any of your roger limits? you know, what came a commercial sort of you in the day for what you put on what on your quarter that can tell me whether the you handle that as a that she helped me get jimmy? yes, he's in trouble. no problem. no. the names and then feel no different. so i do you know, the initial for, you know, the, the hope is she, she's your product really want to me i'm going to be she layla's easy is also a roger supporter. she believes the songs and t falls improve much days and give a voice to a broad section of the public. yeah, this wash all over the body shop. oh, much funnel. the little gym shows before you call 20 back off called 25 back off. ill as long me saw standing together friends can say things that cannot be freely expressed elsewhere in morocco. and he didn't show up on any of these. oh group. ill call you and you get to refer it back to probably me . yeah. oh. additional fool shopping. bobby, please do not funny since a good you much all you remember a cripple god. i'm very luck

see, mohammed will be a roger found to his dying day. but he passed his role as an ultra onto the next generation. as a founder of the alters the battles with the authorities, remain strong in his memories, saving money in the sky, and she can, she can have it in the office. as you can see from ownership of nathan, you know that i'm not if i'm not going to make us some movies in america, that the police now require own people to be submitted to them before they can be displayed. recently a prominent ultra, was arrested when released the proper routes, the rushed to photograph in whatever place during his detention, he renounced his status as an ultra and has never explained why. nestled in the birthplace of roger because blanca sight, mazili runs a cafe and store catering to the fans. and i just thought, well, maybe at the shop once he found the premises said, put out a request for team photos to decorate the place. the response from the community was so good that he soon had the best collection in the city and most were in the water lea

with that fans to see their team thrashed by roger. one of with ads t falls, responded with a pirates emblem threatening to sink all before them him a come from the country. who did you folks who did? will i be maybe roger, we did let you fully loaded with that laura. so let me see because i'm, i have money via the rival ultras compete through peoples with that in red and russia in green team colors writ large company and not nearly new mortgage devotee for him was m ellia was leaking coolant about the logic. she, you know what an assembly had lee mosley. as we know the muslim corner had him, you know, the and what was noah? why do we can stick next? we can then you for the i because yeah we, we had to call chicago or block management by any standards. roger, because a blank has enjoyed extraordinary success in world football. jimmy, i've given his tours in one of the new 1000000 product chest. and while i was on the florida, we don't want any conflict of maturity. we'll forget about our product. we scream, whenever the mockup chanelle

roger players were said, boyhood heroes. this is the 1st time memory of the nuts i'm not able to for the sad and that some of the sportsmanship has gone from the gain said is critical of modern fine culture. he's nostalgic for the old days. when the ball was heavier players were tougher and the fans were respectful. somebody said in general, just what shed what shall marie be? what kind of a show? how did you live opinion any of your raja limits? you know what came with commercial again? yeah. ah. this is what you're looking for. what you what are that can tell me? what did you say that she helped me get g as in trouble? no from no names. and then you know, if i do the the initial probably. oh, the only other hope is she, she's your product really want me to be. she layla's easy is also a roger supporter. she believes the songs and people's improve much days and give a voice to a broad section of the public. yeah, this was only the, i think it will show oh, much funnel. the little germany shows before you can turn it back of

she layla's easy is also a roger supporter. she believes the songs and t falls improve much days and give a voice to a broad section of the public. yeah, this was only the show. oh, much funnel. the little germany shows before you called me back or call me back or ill and walk me through standing together. friends can say things that cannot be freely expressed elsewhere in morocco. and he did show, i'm not on any of g o l coin you and you get to refer it to probably mid. yeah. also for the additional full shopping bobby point is to not funny. since a just could you much remember a cripple god, i'm very lucky. don't get the the broken authorities sometimes cracked down on anything resembling opposition, but the voice of thousands is difficult to contain. well, if that's, you know, if i do wanna do after that, because i've just said if it is fucking and if you're me, just going to walk you through to watch tv, coverage of roger games is hugely enhanced by the people as they roll out around the stadium cameras turn from the game t

roger? i said before, i think you guys are behind i'll be honest here because what i'm seeing on the ground here is that people are so either way go and one of the big thing mistakes was that they had zoom and they were able to see what was going on in the classrooms, america and that has really upset a lot of parents as mothers. so we're out to lunch. and that was in april unfortunately. but. but if you need to change in rather whining about everything, what you said is true, but it's changing and the way to change it, those who really want to change it and not just complain because complaining is easy. is to actually organize ok. now i want to hang on here, i want to go to graham. i want to give brand the last 30 seconds here. i just have to say this graham, the whole, the one issue that they never talk about is inequality in class. 30 seconds the gram, go ahead. well, yeah, that's the thing that will really and we are in class warfare. i mean they want us fighting with each other, read st

we have roger simon. he is an award winning novelist, an academy award. nominated screenwriter, who is now an editor at large at the epic times. and in honolulu we cross to gram ellwood, he is a regular and the jimmy door show, as well as host of the political vigilante on youtube or a gentleman, cross talk rules and effect. that means you can jump in anytime you want. and i always appreciate it, i'm going to go to graham 1st because he got up early as for this program, it's on some ungodly hour. we're very appreciative that you're here, graham, you know, i'm very critical of the liberal media and i don't want to just keep it there. there's a lot of other criticism i have here, but the more i think about it, looking at the media landscape, donald trump broke all of their brains just about every single one of them. because as they report on the new administration, they don't know what to do, is it pro or anti trump? they're still thinking about trump. i don't know why. and what that does is, is that the mi

and then roger, roger, i'm not going to like, i'm not going to let you off the hot with hang on, roger, i'm not going to let you off the hook with that. what do you mean by groundswell about what? go ahead. oh, practically everything that the we suppose the legacy media has been telling is now being opposed by the masters in tennessee and places like that. and florida, where i have been quite a bit recently under the status and everything the, the amount and the amount of organizing is going on among people is extraordinary ed, particularly among the children because they are so opposed to this critical race, fascist idiocy. yet, ned is backfire again. you don't hear about that in moscow, and you don't hear about new york and you don't hear back because those are places that are backwards. it's been the bursts and it should be because we ideally, that came out of out of the corporate media are so reactionary and old fashion and bashes that me, you know, people are not as dumb if you think they are. and right now i was last night, i went to a meeting and a parish in franklin, tennessee.

can get it done. some business there, roger can get it done-— get it done.turn our attention to serena - get it done. let's turn our attention to serena who l get it done. let's turn our l attention to serena who will also turn a0 this year and she has had so many near misses on the 2ath grand slam. can she still win one more? i the 24th grand slam. can she still win one more?— still win one more? i think is tou~her still win one more? i think is tougherfor— still win one more? i think is tougher for serena. - still win one more? i think is tougher for serena. it's - still win one more? i think is| tougher for serena. it's been 16 tougherfor serena. it's been 16 grand slam is now since she last won a grand slam which is 2017 at the australian open. she needs confidence and matches, she has only won one matches, she has only won one match coming into roland—garros from the australian open. she did when three matches here but the style and the way she was this match against elena wasn't good, it wasn't serena—esque. she lost 15 more points and she made 20 retu

roger federer won the first set. 6-4. roger federer won the first set. 6—4.en all about wimbledon for roger federer. this whole come is aiming to be at his best here on the grass. he has had his issues since coming back from his two knee surgeries and pain adrian mannarino who took the second and third sets and looked as though he was in a very strong position. i want to bring into the life pictures on centre court at the moment. this is what i'm seeing on the monitor in front of me. mannarino is down and not looking good at all for him. roger federer looking strongly and it has to be said he broke his 4—2 up. mannarino is struggling to get up up. mannarino is struggling to get up to his feet. i did not catch when he slipped or whether he's just gone down and felt something. will get more clarity on that but it does not look good. it is his 33rd birthday at the moment. how he would've loved to have gotten the story by beating roger federer here but we will keep you updated with that. one man who got the job done earlier in the day before the rain came and sto

roger federer when. that'll be his night- thank— roger federer when. that'll be his night.er federer when. that'll be his night. thank you both, i'll- roger federer when. that'll be his night. thank you both, i'll see - roger federer when. that'll be his night. thank you both, i'll see you j night. thank you both, i'll see you in about a0 odd minutes' time. then we will be back for a second go at the papers at 11:30pm british time. goodbye for now. good evening there, i'm tulsen tollett with your sports news — where andy murray has won a marathon five—set match to move through to the third round at wimbledon. the two—time champion who was handed a wild card here had to come from two sets to one down to defeat german qualifier 0scar 0tte, leveling it at two sets all before finishing on match point with a wonderful lob to set up a third round match against canadian tenth seed denis shapovalov. what an atmosphere to play, the whole crowd is amazing but there's a few guys in there who were... cheering. getting me fired up. cheering. gettin: me fired u. . getting me fired up. ye

rogers: yeah. i would think that i would probably give corporate america maybe a c, a c minus, because they continue to still do too much business the way they've always done it, and the economic opportunities continue to go to primarily white males. but i do think that there are some models. mcdonald's here in chicago has a longstanding program where they've worked with black franchisees and have built up large black suppliers for mcdonald's. northern trust bank has done -- they have two african americans on their management team for the first time, their top ten officers of northern trust bank. exelon corporation has great work. there are some really terrific role models out there doing things the right way and having not only senior african americans in senior roles and doing business with black businesses and everything that we do, but also putting african americans in a position where once you're in these leadership roles, your willingness to speak out and speak up and fight for economic justi

roger federer has been a tennis playerfor roger federer has been a tennis player for over 20 roger federering offered a two knee surgeries for only a few months as of this is new to him. tennis isn't new to him but this experience of handling his frail body, this is new. so athletes need to listen to their bodies and their minds and it should be brought up that whether it is naomi osaka being concerned about her mental health or roger federer been concerned about his physical health, athletes need to take care of themselves no matter what the context and people are going to focus on the individual personality. sarkar, federer, djokovic, nadal, whatever. we shouldn't be so focused on the individual. we should be focused on the larger experience of the athlete and the health of the athlete should come first. irate the health of the athlete should come first. we will watch this _ should come first. we will watch this space, - should come first. we will watch this space, it - should come first. we will watch this space, it is - watch this space, it is controversial, despite what you say. good

i think roger federer almost _ bridge too far. i think roger federer almost new - bridge too far. was l bridge too far. i think roger - federer almost new it was going to be a bridge too far. he has used his useful training to get back into tennis and has had useful operations on his knee stop what sort of shape is he on? element overall he is doing 0k. he won matches in paris. it is strange to use a grand slam tournament as a warm—up but it was fairly his plan. it was to be able to peak at wimbledon this year and have his best shot at a 21st grand slam. he has been rusty since the pandemic began so getting those three matches under his belt in paris i think will give him a big success. i paris i think will give him a big success.— big success. i am not sure paris is — big success. i am not sure paris is too _ big success. i am not sure paris is too chuffed - big success. i am not sure paris is too chuffed about| big success. i am not sure | paris is too chuffed about it but that is the way it goes. do you think he can do it, do you think he could win wimbledon again, really? thin

so great to have you with us today, sir roger. right, so when reacting to your noble prize, wait, you said that the black holes have become an increased importance in our understanding of the universe. so let me ask you as a lay person, why is the study of black holes so important? well, there's more than one reasons. they're important, partly because they're such strange things. we're used to, you know, space continuing, more or less as it's like. and to find these strange objects, which seem to be so different where you, if you got to close, you might fall in and never be able to escape. and it's very strange phenomenon. they are important for other reasons. one of the reasons has to do with a term entropy. i have to explain what entropy means. it's more or less randomness . and there is a thing called the 2nd law of sermons in that mix, which tells you that things get more and more random as time goes on. we have to keep the entropy down. this is how we exist. that's where we get structure, structure forms and structure can be

now roger waters rogers is the funding member principal composure and creative force behind the legendary rock on pink floor. you're very welcome to the program. roger. thank you. you are one of the speakers outside event in new york. can you tell us a little about this campaign headed by his father and brother and maybe firstly, how are they holding up? well let just yesterday they just arrived in the morning for most trailers so. so they were bit lagged, i suppose, but they seem to be holding out very well that obviously no julian story much better than any of the rest of this. do. gabriel, who is the brother and john shipped and who's his father and their embarking on a sort of whistle stop tour of the united states. they're going to 20 cities. and there will be meetings like one that we hired in new york city last night. or yesterday afternoon, all over the united states. and those meetings will be attended by many good people and true. who believe in the whole idea of well, the us constitution for a start, freedom of speech, the 1st amendment, and all those things that the government

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well, i would say that is about roger —— i will say this about roger —— i will say this about roger federerdone so much for both the tours and the grand slams and that was his decision and certainly there was a lot of conversation, especially on social media, because he didn't have a specific injury that prevented him from carrying on in paris. but that was his decision and if that is what helps him move forward to compete, especially at wimbledon, where he is probably going to have much better chances of potentially winning the title, that was his decision and he has kind of earned that right to make that case. . ., ., , case. fair enough, then. he has done enough — case. fair enough, then. he has done enough to _ case. fair enough, then. he has done enough to be _ case. fair enough, then. he has done enough to be allowed - case. fair enough, then. he has done enough to be allowed a . done enough to be allowed a little bit of an art there. is it a smart move? do you see him as a potential wimbledon, really? i as a potential wimbledon, reall ? ., really? i would say never say never, especia

and this is chief justice roger taney. this exist bust of him sits today in the united states capitol. from 1810 to 1860, the united states supreme court held its sessions in the capitol. they didn't have heir own building like they have now. the architect of the capitol saints he moved out of there in 1860, that big room would be used as a library, for a storage, before they restored it so it looks essentially in the 1800s when the supreme court sat there. to get in the chamber, you go through the robing room. that's a funny thing even in courts today. judges got to put on their robes somewhere. in this one particular robing room, in the united states capitol which marks the entrance to this very specific former chamber of the united states supreme court in the u.s. capitol, in that robing room there is a bust, a marble bust, of just one person. roger taney, the man who wrote the dred scott decision that black americans were not citizens and had no rights. just him. it's not that robing room is a hall of chief justices or

all right, roger, thank you very much. roger may non journalist in sydney let's take a look at some other stories making headlines around the world. now, 3 members of the, a group doctors without borders has been killed in an attack in a few years. war tone t gray region finding there has claimed the lives of at least a dozen aid workers since it broke out last november, the organization has condemned. what is called the brutal murder of the $2.00 and $1.00 spaniard. columbia president, president even do k says his helicopter was attacked as he was travelling near the border with venezuela. his defense and interior ministers were also on board at the time. no group has so far claimed responsibility, but both left us rebels and drunk smugglers are active in the region. it was president joe biden has promised economic and political support to afghanistan after us. troops pull out meeting with afghan president gunning at the white house and said the u. s. intended as sustained partnership with afghanistan, american for his sc

and this is chief justice roger taney. this exact -- exact bust of him sits in the united states capitol today. from 1810 to 1860, the united states supreme court held its sessions at the u.s. capital. they didn't have their own separate supreme court like they did now. they sat in what's now called the old supreme court chamber on the first floor of the u.s. capital. the architect of the capital says, since they moved out of there in 1860, that big room has been used as a library, as a committee, room it was used for storage -- for a while before they resorted to look now like it did in the 1800s when the supreme court sat there. the way you get into that chamber, you go through a robbing room. it's a funny word, but that still a thing. judges have to put on their robe somewhere. it's a robbing room. and this one particular robbing room, in the united states capitol with mark -- which marks the entrance to this former chamber of the u.s. supreme court that was inside the u.s. capital, in the robbing room there there is a

that is who roger stone was hanging out with the day of the attack.ore he was part of a rally in front this big court where he spoke alongside men connected to another militia, an anti government group called the three percenters. >> we are at war in this country. we are at war tomorrow million strong patrons will be standing right there, they will hear our voices. they will hear the rage of the american people over what they have done to us in this country. they need to know, we has of are 100 million strong's are coming for them if they do the wrong thing. >> that man who was railing about the war that was going to happen on jenner six, and another who spoke after him along's side roger stone they were part of militia members arrested in charge yesterday with conspiracy in the january 6th attack. they face charges including conspiring to obstruct an official proceeding which carries a 20-year maximum sentence. violent riley, wrote this story in a piece titled traders need to be executed, stop the steal organizer indicted in january six conspiracy ca

i think roger federer always _ bridge too far. i think roger federer always knew - bridge too far.ld be a bridge too far. he always used this as useful training to get back into tennis, he's had his operations on his knees, what sort of shape do you think he is an? i what sort of shape do you think he is an? ~ ., ., , he is an? i think overall he is doinu he is an? i think overall he is doing 0k. — he is an? i think overall he is doing 0k. he _ he is an? i think overall he is doing 0k, he won _ he is an? i think overall he is doing 0k, he won three - he is an? i think overall he is - doing 0k, he won three matches doing ok, he won three matches in paris, he was using it as a warmup for the clay. at stretch to use a grand slam tournament for a warmup but i think that is fairly explicitly has plans. he wants to be able to peek at wimbledon where he thinks he can have a fair shot at a 21st grand slam and i think has been very untested and rusty with very untested and rusty with very low competitions and pandemic began, two knee surgeries arejust pandemic began, two knee surgeries are

rogers. i would like to yield to chairwoman delato -- to chairwoman delauro for any comments she might have. rep. delauro: i would like to thank you for decades of work supporting our most vulnerable people. we are fortunate to have such an experienced, principled leader at the helm of the u.s. agency for international development. this is at a time when american foreign assistance is more important than ever. the covid-19 pandemic has underscored just how imperative it is to care for our neighbors abroad. it has brought into stark relief the principal that one of us suffers, we all suffer. when one of us gets sick, we all get sick. when develop into efforts are well-funded -- when development efforts are well-funded, the world is healthier and safer for all of us. i am glad that president biden's discretionary request for fiscal year 2022 recommence to those values -- re-commits to those values. the biden/harris administration has requested $10 billion for global health programs and re-engag

roger tainey. this bust of him sits today in the united states capitol. from 1810 to 1860, the u.s. supreme court held their sessions at the capitol. they sat in what's called the old supreme court chamber. the architect of the capitol says since they moved out of there in 1860, that big room has been used as a library, a committee room, it was even just used for storage for a while before they restored it to look essentially now like it did in the 1800s. the way you get into the chamber is you go in through a robing room. it's a funny word, but it's a thing in the modern courtrooms today. judges got put on their robes somewhere, sow enter through a robing room. but in this one particular robing room in the united states capitol, which marks the entrance to this one specific entrance to the former court that was inside the u.s. capitol, in the robing room, there is a marble bust of just one person, roger tainey, the man who wrote the dred scott decision, trying to spread slavery through the united

here's anthony florez. >> reporter: it was nearly a decade ago, but camryn rogers still remembers itit was yesterday. >> i was 12 1/2. >> reporter: that's when a track coach asked her to throw the hammer for the first time. >> i was all over and i had to throw behind me. and he crosses his arms, purses his lips, and he just goes, i think we can work with that. that's how it started. >> reporter: she's been drawn to the sport ever since and setting records along the way. >> that was a collegiate record. >> reporter: born and raised in canada, she's won multiple junior world titles. but her most impressive throw came yesterday at the ncaa championships in oregon. she won her second consecutive national title, shattering her own record with a hammer throw a little more than 75 1/2 meters. >> it was just this moment of pure happiness. >> reporter: rogers, who just completed her junior season at cal wasn't even sure she would be competing this year after covid wiped out the 2020 season. following the weekend visit to see her family, she had to spend seven months at home when canada closed

that's why roger — losing his footwork. dead in the beginning of the tournament, you have to be carefui _ of the tournament, you have to be careful. there'sjust some of the tournament, you have to be careful. there's just some thought about— careful. there's just some thought about you — careful. there's just some thought about you feel you can get them, but it's not— about you feel you can get them, but it's not worth the risk. this is something _ it's not worth the risk. this is something i always had in mind. but the first— something i always had in mind. but the first week, it doesn't make much sense _ the first week, it doesn't make much sense to _ the first week, it doesn't make much sense to go — the first week, it doesn't make much sense to go to chase that because i can risk— sense to go to chase that because i can risk it _ sense to go to chase that because i can risk itjust a fall and get an injury — can risk itjust a fall and get an injury you _ can risk itjust a fall and get an injury. you have to pick and choo

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as i said, roger brooke taney was from my state of maryland. and i acknowledge as i was growing up as a kid in the late 1950's and in college in the 1960's, my party was the segregationist party. and my party decided we did not want to be that party. and that there was not a home for segregationists in the democratic party. that is a decision we made knowing full well the cost and president johnson, when he said -- signed the civil rights bills. in our state capital of annapolis, we removed chief justice taney, the highest ranking member of maryland. it stood there and stood there when i was a member of the state senate and listened to governor agnew give his state of the union, it was in the sight of the roger brooke taney statue on the east front of our capital. and if you turn and walk west through the capital of maryland, you will come out on a park. it is the thurgood marshall park , a testament to the progress and enlightenment that occurred from taney to marshall in our state. the decision to remove taney statue was long overdue. but as

it is my supreme pleasure to have jim rogers here international, fancier and author. jim, welcome to the race to have you here in saint petersburg. you're an eminent investor. you are an oracle. if you are ok and a lot of people get to watch this interview, the world global economy is receding, and least the industrialized part of the world is the pandemic is receding. some places better than others, obviously, different governments have different reactions to it. and because of the different actions and reactions to the pandemic, we have, we have very different economic outcomes. so we were to, as an aggregate, putting it together. where is the global economy going? is you see a meaningful growth? and if it is, what kind of growth are we seeing stagnation, the global economy stalling, which if we could get the most accurate aggregate picture, what it would be up, things are getting better better. but peter, last year everything was closed. i live in singapore, the airport close. so if you have 5 flights a week, it's better 10 flights. so things are getting better eve

rogers, thank you for joining us today. festival on the actual sentencing itself. do you think, jake, assume a will actually spend time in jail will it's actually happen when i was just listening to some of the south african brought us where his spokesperson jimmy money was, was steady, the media, or the anchor on a television show that he doesn't work through my a so i think it would be a little bit of a more game before we before he actually comes in. but if you look at the whole process before the commission is not really taken. busy just as zoned was in d c, the investigation into the states capture. anybody see to see it here from the way he's debated appearances and also give a good questions. maybe he did come out of your professions. busy tell me about your involvement with as i mentioned, to group to family and then i just by extension which i consumer as well and how it all falls into all of this. but i think they had a really good business relationship because i was part of the meetings we had with president tomorrow, and those meetings are more like bus

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rogers, international investor and author. it lists kind of spread it out from the 1st part of the program here. give me some advice. ok. as the financial advice advice i can go to the bank on ok because i want it to be really good. globally, what are the sectors the got hit the hardest during this experience and the ones that profited from an online people obviously did well. well, i have learned in my invest in korea, that is when those a disaster, there's also an opportunity travel, tourism airlines, transportation destroy the airport in singapore close. so i find, i hope i found opportunities in travel and tourism, you know, things like that. the actual coach is a disaster. i also, i think i found opportunities in agriculture. i'm a director of a company called tacro. it's moving because agriculture is coming back. i can also has the advantage that is cadmium free. you know, i had heavy metals. well, most of our lives as heavy metal. whatever reason my cycle has no heavy metal, so it's got a natural advantage. so agricultu

rogers. i don't see the chair of the appropriations committee with us or the ranking member -- excuse me, miss granger. if they attend, we will definitely stop and yield to them for any questions or statements they may have. secretary blinken, i know earlier you shared the goal of addressing long-standing failures to diversify the workforce. it is this issue of institutional accountability and i'm curious as to how you are going to hold yourself and the entire department accountable for making real progress on this issue. what specific reforms are employed now and the next 3 to 6 months? i know and members on this committee no how long we have been trying to get the department to look at inclusion. i know there are some systems that may need to be reformed, but also, we have to put accountability measures and initiatives in place to make sure the strategy for targeting underrepresented minorities and women in the workforce and foreign service that we move forward. can you kind of share some o

jim rogers, thank you very much for talking to our to you later. and you, again soon, the need to made to one of the worst mess. shootings in america was in las vegas in 2017. the tragedy a close a little of the real last vegas where many say elected officials are controlled by casino loaners. the vegas shooting revealed what the l v m p d really is. and now it's part of the stand machine to the american public barely remembers that it happens. that just shows you the power of money and las vegas. the powerful showed that true colors when the pandemic had the most contagious contagion that we've seen in decades. and then you have a mayor who doesn't care to. here's caroline goodman, offering the lives of the biggest residents to be the control group, to the shiny facade, conceal of deep indifference to the people, the vice gonna be saved if they were to take an action. absolutely, keep the registering and keep the slot machines doing. this is a money machine is a huge cash register that is ran by people who don't care about people's lives. being lo

jim rogers, thank you very much for talking to are to you later. you again soon the made to me to ah ah, ah, me, ah, the this is your media a reflection of reality the in the world transformed what will make you feel safer? type relation for community you going the right way? where are you being somewhere direct? what is true is breaking in a world corrupted. you need to defend the join us in the depths or remain in the shallows. ah, in the headlines, it's no stability or predictability from the united states. let me tell you to regret the state to the relationship in an interview with n b c. a head of his 1st stomach with president biden, also to come barbed wire and rooftop snipers shattered the nato summit in brussels . wire lines, chief double dime on the supposed the threat from russia and also china and joe biden promises half a 1000000000 doses of jobs for poor nations. but it seems they won't be available to every body. we look at how washington is favoring it's allies. i suppose i.

roger: this is amusing to me.at book, what i meant to say [inaudible] a lot of central banks that i was talking nonsense. particularly in the rise of china, what i said was that i thought these factors would unleash a series of price competition. the whole that's old price spiral. broadly speaking, that is pretty much how things panned out. i was always aware of the power of monetary policy and demand. i never put that to one side. ways happening now, it seems that they are being overturned. it seems that money supply does not matter, policy does not matter, you have the competition. i find it funny because globalization in zimbabwe, turkey, all these other countries that have had the inflation over the last several years, when it comes to it, it is the buildup of these big money balances in the hands of households and fiscal policies with low rates. i think that is what makes it difficult. anna: that is some of the driver, the monetary and the fiscal policy. what about climate policy, is that something that will