administration most notably, the secretary ella hundred mayorkas who is about to sit down with david rubenstein on bloomberg television and radio. he is the host of peer-to-peer conversations. they're going to peer conversations. they're going to be speaking at the economic club and this is a matter of weeks after the effort to impeach secretary mayorkas died in the senate after the house voted to impeach him over what they see as him not adequately doing his job even if he is just enforcing the policies of this administration. joe: he has had quite a year to be impeached by the house on the same day he was testifying to the benefit of joe biden in trying to sell the new budget plan that had just recently delivered. it is remarkable once the articles went to the senate, that was the end of that story. you have a cabinet. not only made history but is stashed with enormous list of trying to solve the problem of the border and the president prepared to take executive act is -- exec of action kailey: the question is are we going to see more decisive, more sweeping action at his -- as he knows this

there are people like that , there will be a lot of them, i saw, i saw a man whose name was ivan rubensteinhis district, his state, and the further it goes, the more it will grow in the united states, his interest in this district and state does not coincide with the politics of washington, while washington itself doesn’t seem to understand very well what politics is. an official statement to demand that i believe that our shmit is obliged to make a the american military, the junta, which seized power in a once democratic country, established a police regime, suppressed democratic freedoms, immediately released the students, as well as texas, by the way, texas should be free. summon the ambassador of the united states of america here, dig out and pass a law to protect american students, carry out personal sanctions against all americans who violate human rights, from state sheriffs to those sitting in congress in the senate, robot traders, student workers to finish ours.

minds of the characters and sees their true fears during interrogation by psychoanalyst veneamin rubensteintantin khabensky. one day everyone will know how important our work with you. this time there is a special emphasis on entertainment, the film features picturesque slow motion scenes that at the visual level imitate paintings by great italian artists, pathos intonation in the spirit of zack snyder sharply contrasts with the circumstances, which is why there appears... an intentional comic effect, with with the same irony, the authors play with genre superhero clichés, long villainous monologues and ridiculous costumes. one of the interesting shooting scenes is the battle in the prison, it is literally at the very beginning of the film us is happening, there are more than 300 artists involved, more than a hundred stuntmen, our heroes are together around surrounded by this madness, i must say that i really loved this scene, because for the first time... for the first time i was able to work with with madness interesting stunt coordinator robert kuhn, his kunda team, they came to us from

he turned out to be a thirty-six-year-old businessman who set fire to a strip club on rubenstein street how they managed to identify the suspect and why he set the fire. the owner of one of the st. petersburg strip clubs definitely did not expect such an ending to a walk around the city on the neva. the policeman made a practiced move. carefully lays the man on the asphalt, a second later handcuffs are snapped on his wrists, for which you are detained, you know, no, this is the same strip club on the famous street rubinstein, a few days before the arrest of its owner, the establishment is even hotter than usual, a fire has just been put out there, fortunately it is during the day, there is no one inside, the tired dancers are sleeping off at home, no matter what, no take in the life of businessman yuri zhidkov a dark streak has come, but the investigators are sure that he himself is to blame for it, to find out. zhitkov has been known to investigators for a long time; in 2012, he was convicted of the murder of a former participant in the popular reality show andrei kadetov. the reason f

i want to give a shout to david rubenstein because one thing he did while we were, i do not know if theyll go on but there were quarterly dinners at the library of congress that were incredible infants where he would out -- events where he would always invite a speaker to talk about their book, but it would be a presidential historian and the library of congress would bring out all these documents for us to look at related to the book. and the meal was even related to a book about kennedy, it would be a meal featuring things from that time. so you were really immersed and felt a reverence for the institution. it was bipartisan and you were sitting at a table with your colleagues for an evening where you were immersed in the institution, talking, and everyone would comment -- everyone would comeening there s really something where you were learning, listening, and engaging with your colleagues so all of these things where you are building those relationships i think are the most importance. >> i'm going to throw out a really radical idea and i know it will never be■@ voted on but the pay

maurice ravel wrote this work at the request of the dancer ida rubenstein. blaro. right.1,800 for evgeniy, 6,700 for andrey. to whom? evgeniy. evgeny, the theme is folk crafts, the rate, let's go to the maximum, a thousand, pay attention to the screen, in front of you are four types of russian painting, find gorodets among them, in my opinion, the second one. no, the second is boretskaya, the third is khoklomskaya, the fourth is zhostovo, the first is gorodetskaya. evgeniy, so the glass is 200. some models have open there were two of them, separately for the front rear seat. stained glass. shoes 200. in 2021, an austrian company made shoes for such people, capable of independently detecting obstacles in the path and informing the owner, blind, that's right, a question from a photographer over 200. in 1858, one of the pioneers of photography, nadar, a frenchman, took the first aerial photograph in history , the question is: what did he use to rise above paris? meet orson welles, a book he co-wrote with director and screenwriter peter bogdanovich, well, apparently orson him

. >> the orioles and the success rubenstein is had with them.watching power lunch. >>> looking to closing. scott walker. a full market on how to play it right now. we are going to ask our experts over the final stretch including one that says socks are going much higher ameer. in the meantime, your scorecard with 60 minutes ago in regulation. it has been a relatively muted day, although, we have had some bind in the dow which, by the way, is at 39,000. it was just there on the nose. we will watch that over the final stretch. plenty of individu

. >> the orioles and the success rubenstein is had with them. we need to check in with charlie. >> thank you for watching power lunch. >>> looking to closing. scott walker. a full market on how to play it right now. we are going to ask our experts over the final stretch including one that says socks are going much higher ameer. in the meantime, your scorecard with 60 minutes ago in regulation. it has been a relatively muted day, although, we have had some bind in the dow which, by the way, is at 39,000. it was just there on the nose. we will watch that over the final stretch. plenty of individual names making news today. uber down sharply, following a surprising loss in the recent quarter. shop if i smashed after earnings and the guidance. read it has been green delivering its first report as a publicly traded company. hanging on to a pretty nice game. takes us to our top of the take. what will continue to bowersox high? let's ask josh brown, the cofounder and ceo of management. a cnbc contributor is here with me. it is good to see you. >> it's

joining us now is david rubenstein. david, we will talk about your new episode in just a moment.the earnings of one company? >> it is very rare when that happens, but clearly this one company has an enormous amount of attention, but it is rare. jonathan: d think this market is validated being at all-time highs? or have things gotten a little bit stretched? ? talking about nvidia at the moment? nvidia has really captured everyone's attention with its ability to be a proxy for where artificial intelligence is. people who want to invest in artificial intelligence take advantage of its growth potential and profitability and assume that nvidia is a proxy for that. the moment, we do not have a better proxy for that. reasonable proxies as well, but nvidia is more of a pure ai play than the others. it is very to see a company go up this much. but for right now, it seems to be the flavor of the month on wall street, for sure. jonathan: let's talk about the new episode as well. equity market investors, you may not have participated in the rally, they are unsure of what to do. what was the

learned of the early death of his mentor and friend, founder of the moscow conservatory, nikolai rubensteine. at the end of the life-affirming finale , the tragic theme of the first part sounds again: the opus ends with a quiet funeral march, leaving into emptiness. twelve years later, pyotr ilyevich yaikovsky passed away, and now the trio in memory of the great artist was often performed in honor of the author himself. petra ilic caused deep emotions in the soul of twenty-year-old sergei rachmaninov. as a student, he managed to personally meet cheikovsky and hear words of warm approval from him. the young composer responded to the death of his idol by writing an iligical trio, reminor for violin, cello and piano, in the image of cheikovsky’s trieu. rachmaninov gave his work the same subtitle "in memory of the great artist. and he preserved the dramaturgy. in the finale, the music fades into oblivion. in the same year, 1894, russian music suffered with the departure of karl davidov. with the advent of the 20th century, the style of russian music began to strive. the trials that dmitry shest

of you there , so to speak, there will be a lot of those, i saw i saw a man whose name was ivan rubenstein us, no, that is not the question, the question is simply that it turns out that it is not necessary to be a power that is included in all of them the corridors of power, as they enter, for example, israel, with their money, lobbyists, so to speak, agents. no, the united states is a global power, since it is a global power, then the whole world is, generally speaking, a market for its services, its influence, and since there are different points in the world vision and various threats, then not necessarily money, but simply, based on those interests that, say, are connected in the very districts from which they came, with what is now unfolding on the outer contour, forces people, yes, in a sense, to be a pro-russian faction, and nothing can be done about it, because... well , unlike, for example, lobbying structures, so to speak, where it is enough to cut off the money flow, so to speak, here you can’t cut anything, with him there is no money, he just thinks that the united states, his