titles as rogers involved the. the ninth circuit h dramatically expanded the scope of rogers. >> that is my question. why don't we just decide on parody whether it is everything else. hink rogers at least by the ninth circuit is not limited to. these,e court ifou are saying that rogers is integral to the circumstances of the case i think you would pro logically be saying it shoul be applied not just in cases ing parody, but others -- >> i don't know why that is logical because we are not dealing with titles or anything else. >> i think our principal response is if the rationale for the decision of the court adopt that rogers can't squared hothat would be to parodiesd and not apply to other uses of marks that are currently covered by the r test. >> i government's position that the case of likelihood confusion in the rogers test is out of the picture or that the first amendment across the board is onhe picture? >> i think it is just the er. we do the test is the way to approach the cases f indeed in the first amendme

in that case, whatever we might think about the rogers test, that's far fm the heartland of the roger's tt. the ninth circuit jt made a mistes to thi t end. why wouldn't tt be the obvious or appropriate way to resolve this case if we were coming out your way? >> it's an obvious and appropriateay. as a lawyer we have a problem. that's not this case. >> i think that's good legal principal. it's like an ordary commercial product using a mark as the source identifier. that doesn't get any special protection. there is the legalrincipal for you. >> that looks like the fair usagexclusion congress didn't write-in. i'm fine with the commercial prodt. once you assume rogers you get into the situation of saying allow a confusi short film but not a commercial. i'll allow a confusing painting but not wallpaper. i'll allow a video game but not a board game. >> this is not to suggest there is a secure roger's heartland. it's totally unnecessary to think abouthat question or get there. i'll just add a little bit. the reason why every court of appeals that thought about the question has adopted somethin

as far as i know rogers doesn't even get dismissed it goe to summary judgment so m not sure how rogerselps. in terms of the disconnect between justice jackson and justice sotomayor,ustice jackson is talking about degnion of source and justice sotomayor about parody butf the two intersect you could have a political message aog toy you can put a parody on a thirt, a political messagon a calendar. it's another man's paperweight. theyreoth decorative and anytime you mention holidays like cistmas lights, christmas ornaments, trees, halloween costumes and i mentioned dreidel's, menorahs et cetera, i don't know what that is. it sounds expressive but the are all utilitarian. finally, two more points, justice thomas, the examplesf uses in commerce which means trader interstate commerce ses over state lines the examples that wouldn't be commercial use are anything like videos about social media come in a televised campaign speech, campaign button onion articles and pamphletsohose are all goods that move noncommercial because they don't iol the buying and selling of goods. finally in terms of the

head so that was also from roger engineer you all roger's here you're going to be pointing the fingert i don't know what this is. oh, my god. that's why i'm growing my beard . yeah. why i'm growing my beard. yeah. so somebody's been killing my delivery flipped on to delivery to get it flipped on to the top. yeah. you just turn your down. let's see your head upside down. let's see if works. the camera here. if that works. the camera here. i know. okay, fine . but that is i know. okay, fine. but that is a very positive story. do you know if your hands came from the same because that would same person because that would be weird. i don't. that be kind of weird. i don't. that would be kind of good to know. and also there's sort of horror movies that. i they movies on that. i mean, they look the colours. well, if look the same colours. well, if he's his limbs, you he's lost his limbs, you do wonder sound. the wonder what they sound. the hands as well. well hands on, too, as well. well think have like is he think they have bits like is he actually got arm trunks. well it's got tattoos and s

roger. and oh, thanks so much. and i'm i'm sure roger will be willing to answer your questions out in the hallway. i want to emphasize that, we will begin precisely at 1030. so you've got 10 minutes to stretch your legs, run to the restroom, get a cup of coffee. but we will start at 1030, so please be back in your seats by then.

roger: esto era propio deliberado, era para inutilizar el drone. rusia y la casa blanca hablÓ del tema. >> seguiremos ejerciendo nuestros derechos al trÁfico en espacio aÉreo y internacional. pedro: esto dijo la vocera, pardo dice que la hÉlice doblada del aviÓn es el resultado de los acercamientos de los aviones rusos. roger: era intencional arrimarse de forma muy agresiva y cambiar el comportamiento del drones. pedro: estos dispositivos pueden volar durante 40 horas y tiene sensores capaces de captar submarinos, tropas, tomar fotos, interrumpir comunicaciones, entre otras cosas. roger: todas las cosas extraÑas que ves allÍ son sensores de diferentes tipos. pedro el experto agrega que esto pudo ser una respuesta de aviones militares rusos a una acciÓn de espionaje. > tanto rusia como estado unidos tienen un interÉs en no decir exactamente quÉ fue lo que pasÓ. pedro: se asegura que antes de estrellar el drone se destruyÓ el software. jorge: el senado votÓ 68 27 a favor de revocar dos leyes que le dieron poder a los presidentes para usar fuerza mili

monkhouse . capital and a roger monkhouse. so before we get into the front pages, gentlemen, you've both been through papers for the last few hours. anything in particular jump few hours. anything in particularjump out or just go .7 particular jump out or just go.7 oh, i'd particular jump out or just go? oh, i'd read that rishi sunak head was a coke addict and he brought some coke back from mexico city with him. but it turns out nothing it was coca cola that he said to that he became addicted to while studying at stanford he loves it and he thinks that the mexican coca better because it's coca cola is better because it's cane and corn syrup. cane sugar and not corn syrup. that's because i was that's interesting because i was reading a biography of thomas mann , german novelist today , and mann, german novelist today, and as you do, his mother, who brazilian used to emphasise to them that they should only eat that were sweetened with brazilian sugar. yes. so, you know, it's this thing isn't it true that about coke before . but

monkhouse . capital and a roger monkhouse. so before we get into the front pages, gentlemen, you've both been through papers for the last few hours. anything in particular jump few hours. anything in particularjump out or just go .7 particular jump out or just go.7 oh, i'd particular jump out or just go? oh, i'd read that rishi sunak head was a coke addict and he brought some coke back from mexico city with him. but it turns out nothing it was coca cola that he said to that he became addicted to while studying at stanford he loves it and he thinks that the mexican coca better because it's coca cola is better because it's cane and corn syrup. cane sugar and not corn syrup. that's because i was that's interesting because i was reading a biography of thomas mann , german novelist today , and mann, german novelist today, and as you do, his mother, who brazilian used to emphasise to them that they should only eat that were sweetened with brazilian sugar. yes. so, you know, it's this thing isn't it true that about coke before . but

rogers: you wanted it admitted. without objection. mr. desjarlais: the army missed it's recruiting roll by 15,000 recruits. nbc news says every branch of the military is struggling to make its 2022 recruiting goals. in tennessee we had a delegation meeting we are having problems filling our academy slots, which has never happened before. we used to have way too many good applications to deal with and we had to disappointment people. that is very concerning. i think you both acknowledge there is a problem. covid seems to be the most likely scapegoat that's going to get brought up today. certainly it cause the some issues. the administration made a call curing could he -- during covid that probably exacerbated the problem and became more about following orders than keeping people healthy. at some point maybe it would be expedient to admit maybe we were wrong and that we should reinstate people and rebuild the force we lost from there. our country seems to send conflicting messages about what our object kwreufts are. whether -- objectives ar

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you were fired for knowing roger stone?that's a correct tucker, thank you for having me tonight. >> tucker: of course. >> i had a 14 year career in the nypd, unblemished record. somebody was irked i had a relationship and friendship with roger stone and that ensued a 19 month witch hunt. they terminated me saying that my relationship with roger stone would be corrosive if i continued employment with the new york city police department, that's why i had to sue the nypd and the city of new york. >> tucker: it's a little bit weird as a standard, they don't want cops consorting with criminals taking bribes, but i know a lot of cops from new york who know a lot of underworld figures, it doesn't mean them they selfs are not-he's not a criminal. how does this make sense? >> well, this rule tucker has been in the books nypd and patrol guide maybe 40 or 50 years i would say. they arbitrarily apply this rule depending on who they want to apply it to. as you know, tucker, a few weeks ago the police commissioner or somebody in the new

you can'roger t say that roger e is bad, but cardi b is good. do you think just i mean, theoretically, of course, but that if roger stone had insteada of being a republican activists had been a hot lady rapperpper t to felony record that you would still have your job, i believe,r tucker 100% ifog this was not only roger stone, but d more importantly, if this didn't have anything to do with anyone associated with president trump, becausehee that seems to be the mantr, a here, then this would have never happened. i would have still beenployed employed when the new york city police departmen.10 st let it ot very quick in 10 seconds. >> don't you guys have a union? i have. >> they allowed this? n well, the union the the unione member was his name. lynch is the head of the union.h he actually walked away from mea when he did see me. a couple of months back . so i think that pretty much tells the story of all of this. >> yeah.e yo speaking of corruption, severalg grecco, thank you so much. >> good to see you tonight. good luckbr thank you.■s a her fox

he says, with roger stone. roger stone took him in his wing and during our 25 minute conversation, which meandered and i mean, it sounded like a trump speech, this guy is a lot like trump in that he fills conversations with words. you can't really make out what he's saying time to time and he's lying all times. but when there were moments of clarity. he he admitted to me that he had been advising the proud boys through enrique tarrio politically helping, enrique, train them on on becoming more political, running for office, throwing their weight behind candidates and getting out of their crimes. after a. 2018 assault in manhattan, he advised to change their name to better legal representation. he saw the proud boys as something that trump could utilize, but through relationship, the proud boys were very early connected to trump's inner, and that's a big reason why, you know, they remain even as enrique tarrio and a number of other leaders sit in jail awaiting sedition charges. you know, they remain resilient. t

so telegraph now roger and betting shops gambling shock horror .k horror. yes indeed shocking story william hill who are an upstart , a member of the upstart, a member of the community of parasitic monsters , the prey upon the weakness and the desperate avarice of the most vulnerable society and apparently haven't been observing due diligence in their stripping of their victims. yeah and have been found consequently by the gambling commission a record amount which is 19 million now. i thought that would be a small amount of their overall apparently overall profits, but apparently that not that their profits fell to not more 19 million year more than 19 million last year pnor more than 19 million last year prior to i take over interestingly. right, right . interestingly. right, right. this tax deductible. well this is tax deductible. well it's interesting. of course it's tax deductible . and i tax deductible. and also, i wonder the goes , wonder where the money goes, when, when, when these massive funds a way of funds come, is it a way of filling co

so telegraph now roger and betting shops gambling shock horror .k horror. yes indeed shocking story william hill who are an upstart , a member of the upstart, a member of the community of parasitic monsters , the prey upon the weakness and the desperate avarice of the most vulnerable society and apparently haven't been observing due diligence in their stripping of their victims. yeah and have been found consequently by the gambling commission a record amount which is 19 million now. i thought that would be a small amount of their overall apparently overall profits, but apparently that to not that their profits fell to not more than 19 million year more than 19 million last year pnor i more than 19 million last year prior i take over prior to i take over interestingly. right . interestingly. right, right. this is tax deductible. well it's interesting. of course it's tax deductible . and i tax deductible. and also, i wonder money goes , wonder where the money goes, when, when, when these massive funds is it a way of funds come, is it a way of filling

i'm being joined in just a moment by roger wald . and he's moment by roger wald. a guy that in the past has worked, an advisor to the bank of england and, advisor to the uk. treasury. but i think significantly and importantly, he's been a consumer champion for many, many is. roger, thank you for joining for many, many is. roger, thank you forjoining us for many, many is. roger, thank you for joining us today. for many, many is. roger, thank you forjoining us today. big you for joining us today. big picture . you know, i made the picture. you know, i made the point earlier on that hunt was so jolly mean. you think we're living through an economic boom. he was so happy, actually . what he was so happy, actually. what are you saying on the big picture? this budget does for our economy? looking ahead , not our economy? looking ahead, not a lot . think it was pretty a lot. think it was pretty disappointing . the realism is disappointing. the realism is we've got a banking crisis going . sorry i lost my voice a bit on and more banks fail. and of course also forgot to me

. - so roger started coming home in jeans and with the kippah, and then the jeans became black pants and the kippah became a black kippah, and then the tzitziyot and the white shirt, and our younger sister dina was in the army with roger's wife and dina's boyfriend from san diego, from nursery school, was in the university here in jerusalem on an overseas program, and roger just said, instead of you, ross, going to the university, come to the yeshiva. - when i first started learning in yeshiva, it was very attractive because i felt that i was seeing something that i'd never really seen before. i'd lost out on a few generations of having that relationship with our creator and the daily observance. - my dad's a nuclear engineer and he wasn't happy, and roger persuaded him that instead of going to work, he should come with him to jerusalem and start hearing lectures about judaism, and he, my dad started going to jerusalem. (man chanting in hebrew) (intense music) - i just felt i had to do it, and i have to live the fe of a jew. - it was very difficult for my mother. we didn't, we weren'

i want to bring in roger altman to break the tie which side are you on for wednesday, roger >> andrews if the fed were to pause, would that boost confidence or undermine confidence after all, everyone knows the fed is on a -- has been, excuse me, before this, on a steady upward path confirmed just ten days ago in terms of further rate hikes, and i'm not sure that a pause would instill confidence as compared to undermine it but the other question, which is in the other direction is whether this banking crisis is already having a pro-recessionary effect in two senses first, financial conditions have tightened, open market financial conditions already, and se secondly, often people get nervous when they're reading all these headlines. maybe i won't buy that car maybe i won't take that trip and so fotrth. as steve liesman said it's going to be a very close call. as the future markets are indicating oo i'd like to see the fed go ahead on a 25 basis point hike, but i honestly don't know what's going to be done, and i'm not sure that it won't be affected by the events of the next 48 hours. >

roger, let me ask the measures taken by the fed and treasury.se enough to stem concerns about other banks at this point >> obviously, time will tell i certainly hope they are enough to stem concerns what i find most interesting is the easing of the terms around the discount window through the special new bank term facility the fact that the fed is willing to basically take as collateral the good risk and riskless assets and provide liquidity should give them a great deal of comfort. it says the fed is ready to provide liquidity to banks in good shape that, i think, i hope, is sufficient to give the comfort it is called for >> i sure hope, too. let me raise the question. depositors are safe. shareholders and bond holders are not the case any stocks that have been under pressure and banking stocks down double digits and not low double digits for many. one of the banks we were watching today, first republic has been given extra cash from jpmorgan chase and from the fed. that stock is still down 50% today. what does that tell you if you are someone

roger tardy. i don't know how much research you've done, but what do you think if he had lived, would he have ruled against the emancipator nation proclamation? and what would the results have been? another side to that have you heard the story, tony, had a a confederate flag hidden in his cabinet in his house when he died, huh? well, that is an interesting. i had not heard that he had a confederate battle flag hidden in his house. i think it's pretty clear that tony would have ruled the emancipation proclamation exceeded lincoln's authority. i mean, remember lincoln is relying on a bit of the constitution that's never been used before. so there's not a big body of case law to look at to determine and what exactly the powers of the president are. and and, you know, lincoln lincoln's a good and he's surrounded by good, including chase and seward and they all shared the that the the the legality the constitutional nullity of the emancipation proclamation was questionable. and this is why in the latt

roger, alwa stood management to reset the bbc. roger, always good to — management to reset the bbc. a major oil and gas drilling project in alaska that faced strong opposition from environmental activists. the company behind the willow project says it will create local investment and thousands ofjobs. poland argue that it should be halted over the impacts. located on alaska�*s north slope, it is the largest oil projects for decades, producing up to 180,000 barrels of oil a day. let�*s talk more about this with climate campaign director for thank you very much for being with us. i�*m guessing you�*re pretty angry about this, but as we�*ve heard, it�*s going to create jobs and is going to create energy supplies at a time when we have a global energy crisis. well, we are absolutely upset about this decision. we can�*t say we are surprised by it, but we are very much disappointed that president biden would make a decision to approve the largest proposed oil project on federal lands. this is exactly the opposite of what we need him to do. mitt; exactly the opposite of what we need him to

in miami, it would be oh , how not sweet, the american shelby rogers was unlucky exactly the forty-second racket of the planet arina last night and met with a low percentage of the first serve of only 46, minsker. won the first set 6.4. making two breaks and once losing his serve. but in the second segment of the game, arina increased this figure right up to 69% however, she started from belorussky with a score of 02, but, hardly arit and stepped into the second round of prestigious competitions, where she will play tennis player from the czech republic maria buuskova in another match with belarusian interest bookmakers gave a coefficient of only three for the victory of ilya ivashka but he resisted our perk or it didn’t work out with two breaks. kasper won the first set 6.2 and with two in the second 6:3. true, in the second segment, your kata also once took the opponent’s serve with a score of 02, but this was not enough to return to the game . the opponents were the team of switzerland in the qualification for the european championship 2024 - this is an unsuccessful opponent for the wh

. >> for more ahead, roger ferguson a cnbc contributor always great to get your take, roger. do you believe what the bond market is telegraphing y yes, and some know clearly they're expecting the fed to continue to rate rates for a period of time i think where the bond market is off is in an inversion that's implying a fed that's going to have to change its tune relatively quickly, i.e. before the end of this year, a place where i think the bond market is probably right again is probably -- i'm in the camp of, you know, a softish landing maybe a mild recession, so if the bond market is telling us that -- i would say yes, they're right there. i think the bond market is mainly right, but i think it's getting the timing off just a bit. >> roger, the faster and/or higher than the fed goes, do you think it becoming less probable? >> yes, i do that is because it's very hard to judge exactly when you've gone far enough. i think they recognize they put a lot of restraint into the economy relatively quickly, and yet they're continuing to confront a labor market that's very tight, you

stone case he politicized the roger stone case he politicized the mueller investigation. for his own benefit. when roger stone made some indications that he had information about donald trump, donald trump immediately gave him a pardon, essentially, and he used his power over the department of justice in a way that no president has ever done before where there is a real divide but his politicization of everything including our military assistance to ukraine, our department of justice, these things that used to be very separate from the political arena has now infected, i think, the entire republican party and that's why everyone is jumping to this notion that this is a partisan prosecution when you have a prosecutor who rejected his own prosecutor's -- his own line prosecutor's recommendation to indict donald trump a year ago and they lauded him and praised him and talked about how virtuous he was, now a year later when he's deciding to follow the facts and the law to pursue charges against him, they call him the greatest partisan prosecutor ever. well, you can't have it

roger, good to watch podcast. roger, good to speak to you. thanks very much indeed.ne thinking maybe this was a final score? a score draw? maybe. but you think up so it might go into extra time . this issue of the time. this issue of the independent, what it says and who it reports to , most who it reports to, most importantly . yeah, i think so. importantly. yeah, i think so. i'm not sure it's a score draw. i'm not sure it's a score draw. i mean, i would have expected gary lineker to have agreed not to tweet on this. anyway, controversial subject while the review was taking . now, he is review was taking. now, he is clearly not done that and his latest tweets article as always effectively restate his position but not in quite as we should would say extreme . so i think would say extreme. so i think this is essentially bbc recognising it has to out of the hole it's in very quickly it's a fudge it's bought time but how long we don't know so much we don't know what are the terms of reference of this inquiry? who's going to conduct it when the report whom are going to r

roger bootle . economist, mr. roger bootle. rogen economist, mr. roger bootle.ming in. to what extent do you think the bank of england's mistakes are at the heart of the inflation that we've got? well i do think, jacob, you are too on them, actually. i mean , i can't actually. i mean, i can't imagine a worse time, frankly, to a central bank. we had the to be a central bank. we had the global which global financial crisis which caused havoc throughout the world. then, course, we had world. then, of course, we had a series things go wrong. we series of things go wrong. we had with lockdowns and so had to go with lockdowns and so and looking back, and so forth. and looking back, it's looking back say, it's easy looking back to say, you know, should have done you know, they should have done so. having that, so. and so having said that, yeah, i am critical. they kept rates too low for too long. and carney saying in the mid 20 carney on saying in the mid 20 tens that he was about to raise interest rates wasn't there the unreliable commentary about him he was always pr

many awards to his credit, including victory in pairs at the kremlin cup in moscow in 2002, who was roger fedor's partner at that tournament, the topic of belarus there is no so many options my friends with whom fedorov could play faces vladislav maxim mirny max mirny, of course, my friends, by the way , this is the only trophy that was won by a peaceful couple. uh, the feds also had a victory at the tournament in rotterdam and the masters in miami violetta please choose a topic. sports facilities sports facilities and changes the subject from vladislav changing he didn't like it. she kicks him, national olympic committee. no one dared to cancel this topic let's go. who is the mascot of the national olympic team, belarus mascot? it seems to me that this is an agric, which is a belagropromba. no, unfortunately you are a little confusing it is about the mascot of the national olympic team. one more quickly. let's give it another chance. i need an answer, quickly. one two three. unfortunately, this is wrong. you are vladislav the lighter. i'm not mistaken fox. this is also the wrong answer.

roger said about .lineker firstly, he about. lineker firstly, he wouldn't have the platform. if he wasn't working the bbc and didn't have that exposure . so didn't have that exposure. so whatever he claims , i think that whatever he claims, i think that he's he's , you know, fooling us he's he's, you know, fooling us all. but yes, i came here with my parents didn't have a say in the matter but i was brought here by my parents and i love it love this country. we've integrated. we were usually first asians in the road, you know , we worked all our lives, know, we worked all our lives, contributed to the system and i don't understand why people just think they can roll up on a beach and get everything given to them . there are legal routes. to them. there are legal routes. i'm sorry, people who say let's develop legal routes. well, there are legal routes. i came through an illegal route and others have so , you know, i others have so, you know, i disagree with what's going on on our coastline. yeah, i supp

i a minority opinion i want to do what you say john rogers . ed race goes in say john rogers.dress beautifully . brits france dress beautifully. brits are a mess by comparison at ascot. see that's harsh. keep those standards up. i agree . now those standards up. i agree. now the bbc licence fee payers face a £13 rise to their bill from next, meaning the costs will soar to £172 a year per household the scandal hit corporation has had a difficult couple of weeks after backing down in the gary lineker impartiality battle and recently announcing the axing of the bbc singers join us after this debate. this is rebecca ryan , debate. this is rebecca ryan, the campaign group defund the bbc , and roger bolton, a former bbc, and roger bolton, a former bbc, and roger bolton, a former bbc executive . rebecca, if we bbc executive. rebecca, if we can start with you, i mean, people say that, you know, the bbc is a national treasure , a bbc is a national treasure, a national institution is , national institution is, cheapen national institution is, cheaper, half the price . lots of cheaper, h

deputy treasury secretary roger altman. it's good to see you.? >> well, i saw your poll question, and my answer would be alllp of the above.e1 obvi'3ásv a supervisory failureá i think that's screamingly clear. i'm not sure the what board ofe bank was thinking, but they ey didn't do their qjob, and if yo step way back, this banking crisis, and hopefully we're turning a page on it now, was avoidable. why was it avoidable? because if theq fed had not originally misjudged inflation to the degree that it did,raujz it would not have boxed itself in and been forced to engineer the most rapid tighteningp,■ in decades. and interest rates wouldn't have risen as rapidly, and the /ax co dura+ downfall of silicon valley bank, and some others in that system wouldn't have happened to the same degree if at all. so this is unfortunate because it didn't have to happen. having said that, i mean, nothing like 2008. not ate1çóe1 all. >> right. you know, bankçó management. they mismanaged their risk. the fed was late to thew3 game. they waited too long, then raced to

elizabeth: joining us now, senator roger marshall.ator, thank you for joining us. this is one of those stories that feels over the top, you are like, it doesn't feel like it is registering yet in media. you personally hired a federal investigator diane cutler and looked through 50 thousand pages of document and found potentially tens of millions of dollars in over payments of u.s. taxpayer money research grants to china's wuhan labs? they double billed is that true. >> it is. i reviewed the documents many times, essentially what happens is eco health is a nongovernment entity that colates money from world from u.s. government, used to fund gain-of-function research in wuhan, we found uaaid played for the grant and nih paying for same grant and same scientists, when were working with chinese military. elizabeth: why weren't they checking with each other? >> that is a great question, eco health lead to the nih, asked them about this, you are getting funding for this already, in a said no, that grant ended but it was in a part 2, it was

so a, roger, would you need she much more than she needs quoting. and you mentioned that the international criminal court arrest to warrant for vladimir putin and russia has responded with its own proceedings against the i c say is talk as to what's going on. well, it is not quite clear what's going on. i think it's just an attempt propagandistic attempt by the russian government, by the russian authorities to show that they are doing something and they are not just taking what's going on. so they criticize the decision of the i see, of course, they say that it is not relevant for rational president putin. and now they are kind of retaliating by starting dose on investigations. again, the judges of the special criminal court. i don't think that will have any this will have any consequences. ok, thank you for the fans. i listed roman contractor as to how to of ukrainian capital keith. our will join our correspondent nick, convict at welcome nick. so have the chinese, the presidency in moscow. i am very much, they're trying to play the peacemaker in t

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we covered the whole gamut there, roger. going cover deposits if necessary. we're not saying we're going to cover all deposits. can you tell me exactly what the future plan ise1 on that? >> i'm not sure exactly what the future plan is. i think what you're hearing is policymakers who are balancing two things. one is the reality of anxiety among some banks ase1 jay powel said, serious problems among a small numberq of banks. and at the same time, a legal regime that basically says, no, we're not going to ensure all deposits. fine line to create a sense of % reassurance without crosÙ line into upsetting congress and changing the general expectations. i think it içi go to be very,fá verylp tricky. more than their words. and i think their actions are such they're really working hard to stem any kind of systemic "át banking systemlp and i presume they'll continue to do that using both existing some new tools as well. >> i don't know. valley bank here? what is so special about those depositors? most of them are way over 250, not li

, roger stone posted a picture of the federal judge in his case with a cross hair beside her face the allowed and issued a partial gag order that barred roger stone from posting online in any form. you can see if that was done to donald trump, he would say his first amendment rights were being restrained that's the challenge for the judge. how do you give trump a fair trial? how due ro you respect his firs amendment rights >> if this trial gets delayed and starts next year, how do you do it in the middle of a presidential race, presidential primary or general election race william barr just commented. i want to play that sound. >> it's the abuse of the prosecutorial function to engage in a political hit job it's a disgrace if it turns out to be what we think it is. politically it's going to be damaging, i think, to the republican party simply because i think it's a no lose situation for the democrats. i think the emphasis is to help trump get the nomination legally i think it's, from what i understand, it's a pat pathetically weak case. >> david, what do you think about what barr is s

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