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ruth ben-ghiat, professor of ruth, sorry ruth ben-ghiat, professor of history at you new york university and author of lucid, a substack newsletter on threats to democracy. and donna edwards it's still with us. >> joe, we'll start with you. what do you make of the news that's coming out of a.g. bragg's office right now and how would this, new evidence of this trump audio affect the hush money case against the president? >> it's impossible to know what that is. it's a witness and trump. it could be michael cohen. it could be the tape that we already know about. but, it could be a different witness and a different type. either way, tape recordings are extremely powerful evidence. they frequently are determinative of a conviction. obviously, in watergate, we used a lot of tapes. they really made the case. it's very important, because it could lead to a conviction just on one tape recording. but it depends on what it is. and we will have to wait and see. >> so congresswoman, you have a situation where trump has this long history of denigrating judges, lawyers, jurors, robert mueller, all of

ruth perry's death as a tragedy.itively, careful of the impact on staff. branwen jeffreys, bbc news. in a week's time, turkey will chose its future president in a run—off — and the rebuilding of destroyed cities in earthquake struck regions is one of the main topics. at least two million people lost their homes when the earthquake hit the south—east region of turkey including a small community of afghans who sought refuge in a remote village called little afghanistan. firuz rahimi reports from southern turkey where the people have come together to rebuild their lives in their only sanctuary. mourning the loss of three generations. this secluded cemetery has become a place of sanctuary for nehal. translation: we were hit by the earthquake. l everything razed to the ground. my daughter and two of my grandchildren died. we are shattered. nehal built a peaceful life here in this remote turkish village since she was forced to leave afghanistan 42 years ago. translation: she was very close to me. - the pain will stay with

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no, no, you know, mission creep actually moving in, in an annex thing and bella, ruth, yes or no. this is going to be verified, the rest, it does not have enough for support the resources, but of course we need to release a closer look closely at what's happening there kind of back over. we appreciate your time, you're reporting excellent analysis as well. thank you. thank you as well. the day is almost done to the conversation. he continues online. you'll find this on twitter or either a dw news. you can follow me on twitter at brent golf tv. and remember, whatever happens between now and then, tomorrow is another day, we'll see you then every, the wonders of the ocean. these 2 highly specialized creatures and highly sought after rolling materials. deep sea mining is still in its infancy and is still completely unregulated. how is it threatening eco system tomorrow to do next on is it possible to simply tear down history? blow up all traumas and all over during your soviets, monuments are being top 10 that your rooms is demolishing and the same as dealing with this close of 60 mi

singer's bryan adams and ruth pointer of the pointer sisters will join me to remember their friend and a true musical icon. let's go "outfront." and good evening, i'm erin burnett. out front tonight, he's in, the florida governor ron desantis officially kicking off his bid for the white house, and he did it on twitter. >> there is no substitute for victory. we must end the culture of losing that has infected the republican party in recent years. the tired dogmas of the past are inadequate for a vibrant future. we must look forward, not backwards. >> now, during his appearance on twitter, desantis went on to talk about his policies in florida to brag about the ones that target education, books, race and gender. he owns them, he also repeatedly railed against the traditional media. this evening's rollout on twitter did begin with a technical issue and a crash. the event was delayed with those technical issues. in fact, this is what people heard when they logged on at 6:00 p.m. eastern, which was the advertised start of the announcement. >> let's see, so, yeah, i think so. just to simplif

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ofsted has described ruth perry's death as "a tragedy".s of children, professionally and sensitively, careful of the impact on staff. you're live with bbc news. celebrity is facing its worst ever power crisis as it heads into a bitter southern hemisphere winter with daily blackouts of up to ten hours a day and fears it could made to civil unrest. bbc is looking into what's behind the cuts for some and your heart and reports from johannesburg. it is going to be a cold, dark night for many south africans. south africa is sinking into darkness. power cuts injohannesburg for hours every day. the continent's most developed economy can no longer keep the lights on. gloom spreading through businesses like this bar, open for the past 25 years, because of the power of the electricity. you can see now it's dark. are you going to survive in your business? i don't think so. next door, a cash transfer company is on the ropes, too. must be frustrating. it is very much frustrating. do you see an end in sight? i don't. this is our new life now. why such c

and ruth handed the phone— phoned ruth and ruth handed the phone to— phoned ruth and ruth handed thet . . tett thts— the courage to finally speak out . i left this morning with a pewout— . i left this morning with a pewout eet— . i left this morning with a pewout eht .— . i left this morning with a payout and i had to sign a non—disclosure— payout and i had to sign a non—disclosure agreement to up— non—disclosure agreement to up the— non—disclosure agreement to cover up the bullying and power ehuse— cover up the bullying and power ehuse ett— cover up the bullying and power abuse all these— cover up the bullying and power abuse all these years later. and she— abuse all these years later. and she stetes— abuse all these years later. and she states for— abuse all these years later. and she states for many years, these are she states for many years, these eet— she states for many years, these eht .— she states for many years, these eht . teet— she states for many years, these are and i feel i— she states for many years, these are and i feel i have the couege— are and i feel i have the co

ofsted has described ruth perry's death as a tragedy. the impact on staff. branwen jeffreys, bbc news. a senior british fraud officer says criminals are getting smarter at targeting victims to gain access to banking apps on mobile phones. detective superintendentjohn roach, who runs the metropolitan police's economic crime unit, says the public need to be more aware of how thousands of pounds can be stolen, in a matter of minutes. dan whitworth, from radio 4's moneybox programme, has that story. so many banks and financial apps available on our mobile phones we can access our money like never before. but with that convenience comes risk. this warning illustrates the concern police have about how in a crowded bar or on a train or bus criminals can easily shoulder surf — look over a victim's shoulder as they type in a pin. then if that same criminal can later steal the phone, it can be game over. detective superintendentjohn roach says he is confident the technology behind the apps is secure, but the weak point criminals are getting better

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ruth: there are two things in the u.k. we need to keep in mind which is making it diverge from the other economies in the world. inflation rates are higher than in any other g7 nation. we are still dealing with the impact of brexit and what that means for the u.k. economy. we are dealing with public sector wage hikes. union doctors are going on strike, the train line conductors are going on strike. when those wage rises come through, the u.k. is also dealing with an election next year. conservatives are trailing behind labor, how do you ensure that you get popular support while keeping inflation at a level that the government wants? rishi sunak said he wanted to have inflation. when do you think it will get to 2%? alix: i have to say that some of the issues that ruth is talking about is in the u.s.. could we wind up seeing what is happening in the u.k. happen in the u.s.? >> there are some idiosyncratic differences. chairman powell is focused on super core services inflation that sticky services is a problem in the u.s. as

(ruth l. andres) yes, it was a woman's role; they teach their daughters how to do it when they were young. - yes. - now, our girls, when they don't work, they buy from any woman they know. western ideas came here and changed the culture, so they don't farm taro, they buy. so very few women are taro farming; not all of us are taro farming in this community. - how do you feel about that? - i think that we have to teach our children, otherwise it will be lost. - the significance, for you, when you think about taro... what does it mean, to you? - it's the life for our life, and our children, but for them, i don't think they worry about that. - but if the ships stop bringing in rice... - i worry about our children: how are they going to survive? - and it's also... the significance is very strong. it's about women, and women getting together, and preparing food for their families. but also it's about survival. - survival, right. - and for the community, too. if you're a woman and you have a lot of t

coming up, ex—labour mp ruth anderson. i never travelled _ ex—labour mp ruth anderson.ef— coming up, chair of the justice select committee,— coming up, chair of the justice select committee, bob neil. rf-s— select committee, bob neil. it's unacceptable— select committee, bob neil. it's unacceptable that- select committee, bob neil. it's unacceptable that people are waiting for trials to be heard. some two years or sometimes more after the event . happen. you're listening to gb news radio . news radio. ruth anderson if you were ruth smeeth , the labour mp , until smeeth, the labour mp, until that last general election. now i said to you when we d cir" now i said to you when we were orgamema— i said to you when we were organising this— i said to you when we were organising this interview, i vamfea— organising this interview, i vvamfea fo— organising this interview, i wanted to talk— organising this interview, i wanted to talk to you about your eoerfeme— wanted to talk to you about your eoerfeme of— wanted to talk to you about your experience of being a jewish labour— expe

ruth perry's death is a tragedy. of children, professionally and sensitively, careful of the impact on staff. you're live with bbc news. mark zuckerberg, ceo of meta, the parent company of facebook and instagram, attempted to rally his employees after another round of layoffs this week. according to the washington post, the company cut more than 10,000 jobs on wednesday and closed another 5,000 open ones. meta's products are used by more than three billion people worldwide, according to the company's website. the company's influence is of growing concern to democracy defenders like nobel peace prize winner maria ressa. i sat down with her here in washington to discuss social media and its power of mis— and disinformation. thank you for sitting down with us on the sidelines of the summit. us on the sidelines of the summit-— us on the sidelines of the summit. i, i, i, summit. thanks for having me. you and dimitri _ summit. thanks for having me. you and dimitri were _ summit. thanks for having me. you and dimitri were a

ruth: there is a question around is the u.k. too busy with internal politics that it constantly playing catch-up. you mentioned france, we are talking about elon musk going there and speaking about investments. stellantis and other automakers, many of whom have left post brexit are having to convince this government can you give us subsidies, can you change the rules post brexit so we don't have to suffer. i think we are constantly seeing this narrative whether it's in fintech or health care, whether it's an energy where companies are saying the u.k. has become so complicated and they are not listening to our concerns. forget about being on the front foot they are constantly either on the back foot or not hearing what they are saying. alix: at this point, is it too little, too late. the u.s. has moved leaps and bounds, at this point what can they do? >> i think it's clear we will never be able to compete with the u.s. on subsidies or even the eu on subsidies but there are areas where the government, i think business figures are

now one show dominated, but family drama i am ruth, no one show dominated, but family drama i am ruthion to protect young people. to people in power and to people who can make change, please criminalise harmful content, please eradicate harmful content. we don�*t want it. we want our children back. everything bad that could have happened has happened. apple tv+ drama bad sisters won two awards, including best drama series. channel 4�*s derry girls won two, including best scripted comedy... so, this is the final round table... ..while new entertainment show the traitors won best reality and constructed factual and best entertainment performance for its host, claudia winkleman. i don�*t know what to say! mum, school. i got to go to school. two minutes. there was recognition for newcomers. lenny rush won best male comedy performance for am i being unreasonable?, at 14, one of the youngest winners ever. what?! i just want to say, i�*m so happy. i can�*t believe i won. and there was so many other great nominees, thank you. ah! it was also a great night for ben whishaw — he won best actor f

and i, ruth bader ginsburg, like many people. well, she just had to hold on till the end of 2016 because hillary clinton surely will be donald trump. and of course, that didn't. so then she had to hang on until the end of 2020 and she almost got there. but in september. that's when she died and just what 55 days before the before the end of the the trump administration. i mean, really just at the time right and time to to potentially change the jobs decision, if i remember. oh, that's exactly right. one thing to go to, the first part of your question about how other justices recall this and, you know, just how how sick it has been for especially liberals, what the fate of justice ginsburg. you know, there's there's certain degree of anger out there about her decision to stay on. and because because it has been so consequential, the fact that she died and was succeeded by someone who is very strongly a conservative, the opposite of ruth ginsburg, and that has affected dub's has affected more than just the jobs, abortion, plenty of

ofsted has described ruth perry's death as "a tragedy".'re live with bbc news. the former uk prime minister boris johnson says he's no longer using government—appointed lawyers to represent him in the covid inquiry. it follows the news on tuesday that mrjohnson faces a new police probe for potential breaches over covid lockdown restrictions. separately, the cabinet office has been threatened with legal action over a row with the official covid—19 inquiry over the release of unredacted whatsapp messages and diaries belonging to the former prime minister. live now to westminster and our uk political correspondent helen catt. just bring us up—to—date because there are a number of things moving here. ., ., ., .., , there are a number of things moving here. ., ., ., , ., here. there are. sort of a couple of things here — here. there are. sort of a couple of things here which _ here. there are. sort of a couple of things here which are _ here. there are. sort of a couple of things here which are in _ here. there are. sort of a couple of things h

ruth perry's death as a tragedy.and foremost in the interests of children — professionally and sensitively, careful of the impact on staff. branwen jeffreys, bbc news. ukraine's president zelensky is returning home from a meeting of g7 leaders injapan, after securing further promises of financial and military support. ukrainian forces are reported to be almost surrounding the eastern city of bakhmut, where a russian wagner mercenary group claims to have taken full control of the city. in a press conference at the summit mr zelensky insisted bakhmut is not occupied by russia. greece's conservative prime minister kyriakos mitsotakis has won the country's national elections, but failed to gain an outright majority. he's taken more than 40% of the vote and described the result as a "political earthquake". our europe correspondent nick beake is in athens. morning. nick, it's widely expected there will be another vote in the coming weeks? morning. yeah, that is absolutely the case because the prime minister here, mr mitsot

joining me now is ruth -- , professor of history at new york university, and author of the news letter lucid, as well as a very important and instructive book strongman, mussolini to the president. also with, as tom nichols, author of our own worst enemy, the assault from within on modern democracy. bill come to both of you, thank you for being with us this morning. tom, let me thank -- it went full jerry springer, it opens with you admitting that you quote, long argued that americans need to see more rather than less of donald trump. what changed for you? because that's what cnn argues they were doing. this is a guy that might be your best next president, you have to see what he thinks, what he says. >> well in the same piece i argue that you need to see more of trump, but not in this kind of environment. cnn shows, as you can see there, they chose the worst of all possible worlds. i think it's very effective to just train the camera on trump when he's at a rally, and you know, spewing his mad conspiracy theories, gripes, grievances, and whining. i also think it's very effective to pu

it seems to be the case that ruth middleton, the granddaughter and great granddaughter who sewed the story onto the court and sac, had one daughter named dorothy. and that dorothy did not have children herself. time miles. you won the national book award last year for this book for nonfiction and your most recent award is from the is the candle prize out of canada. what is the candle prize? well, the candle prize is a prize for a work of history anywhere around the world that has literary merit and is excellent in terms of its research and its writing and its subject matter. peter cundall is someone who i just learned about recently. he made a lot of money doing for lifetime. he loved history. apparently. he was a student at mcgill university, which hosts this prize, and he left all of his wealth to a foundation which bears his name. and before he died, he actually established this prize for the best work of history according to the prize criteria. at any given year. well, in the announcement of the award to you, the candle prize jury wrote, quote, the world of enslaved wen in the an

joining me now is yamiche alcindor and ruth markus, an attorney as well. point out the republican pushback is partly or primary because most of the criticism is on clarence thomas. instead of attending today's hearing, justice roberts sent a letter. in essence, the justices police themselves. no other court, including the appeals courts, no other court rules itself. >> that's right. looking into this, you have district and appeals court judges who are bound by a code of ethics. the supreme court has not adopted its own code of ethics. this is what democrats mostly are pushing for, to say why don't you put something on paper and say, here is what we're going to abide by? especially in a moment like this where so many americans, mainly in this moment democrats because of the roe decision, but some others see them doing the work of politicians. it was interesting. it did feel like a run of the mill hearing that you hear on capitol hill because democrats were on one side saying, let's just ask the question, let's see if there's a code of ethics. you had republ

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ever thought of ruth chris becoming a part of your empire in. >> we had a great relationship with ruthove the restaurant business but i like those bigger boxes of casinos where you can have one box doing 50 to 10 on million. one general manager instead of 50 general managers or 100 managers when you're in a tough, tough labor situation, even in the upper management where you're looking for those type of people it's always easier for the bigger box theory. which i believe in today i don't see my restaurant acquisitions doing what it used to do. >> i'm curious, you mentioned some of the higher end and you're seeing some of the higher-end customers pulling back a little bit, what are you seeing on the cost side, food costs, a high-end restaurant now i'm looking at $7580 steaks i can only do that, that's a rare treat, are you seeing any easing in food cost >> tyler that's not a rare treat for you. >> come on, man. i live in new jersey the taxes aren't quite as low as they are in texas >> so, what's so interesting, tyler, is exactly what you've said i've been this business since the '80s an

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honda because she is a journalist from bella. ruth and a non resident fellow at the atlantic council is good to have you on the program. let me pick your brain and, and pick at your sources. what are you hearing about the health of alexander lucas jacob. so there is no so much information, but actually today for the 1st time, the time in 6 days, le cushion copier can public. so he visited this central commons of the air force uh, in the lowest. and he still looked week, he had a really horse and breathy voice, and he hasn't been dosh on his hands. he's spencer this. come on around one hours and he come back to probably presumably he's residents. so it's being if police the 6th day. so when she did not appear in public, and we know that the from several sources that on saturday, he allegedly visited a hospital and then he spend the runs 2 hours and then he's more of the case that the bad. so there are many stipulations about his health, and as you imagine is such a dictatorship as the literacy is. he is the state of health is a state secrecy. yeah, i mean, and we're looking, we're jus

her words come amid growing speculation over the health of bill of ruth's young leader, alexander lucas shank. he's been noticeably absent from a series of public events over the past 6 days. he was last seen in moscow on may. the 9th for the celebrations of the soviet victory over nazi germany and the kremlin house confirmed lucas chicago is under the weather. they say he just needs rest. now, of course, there's no way to verify the claim. here is opposition leader to have no sky of speaking earlier today. so we actually have the information about the issues, the state of health. but i think that's a crew. she's very seldom dozens of people, so i shall long periods of time in public. so now the discussion, the plan, you know what to do if something happens to him cause it to be chaos in the regime . and it will be a point where we can start more of the size of sections aside builders. all right, i'm going to bring in now honda because she is a journalist from bella. ruth and a non resident fellow at the atlanta council. it's good to have you on the program . let me pick your brain and,

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kate winslet won the leading actress award for her role in i am ruth.n their life. the show also won best single drama. 0ur enterainment correspondent, lizo mzimba, was there. it is tv�*s big night of celebration. this year hosted by two of the uk's top comedians. this is romesh, a multiple nominee and seem to be a national treasure. and this is rob beckett. no one show dominated but family drama i am ruth, buta challenging mother—daughter relationship, in the social media age, won two awards, best single drama and best actress kate winslet. she called for action protect young people. to people in power and to people who can make change, please criminalise harmful content, please eradicate harmful content. we don't want it. we want our children back. everything bad that could have happened has happened. apple tv plus drama bad sisters won two awards including best drama series. channel 4's derry girls got two including best scripted comedy. so, this is the final round table. new entertainment show the traitors wonbest reality and constructed factual and

they didn't find it, ruth. what does it tell us? what do you see here in that very week that exhaustive conclusion comes out, it's just on to the next? >> yeah, well, you know, this is a perversion of the institution of whistle-blowing. and whistle-blowing is traditionally an anti-corruption activity that's done usually in the name of democratic principles and transparency. here it's being turned into the service of a leader cult. so, the other frame for this is the trump leader cult and the fact that kash patel paid off these people. who is he? he's been a trump -- a die hard trump loyalist forever. he's been going after the fbi since the days of the trump russia investigation. and he was chief of staff to acting defense secretary christopher miller during -- when january 6th happened. so, you know, intimately involved with whatever machinations led to the pentagon's delay in sending reenforcements. so has every reason to subvert the process of justice by perverting the institution of whistle-blowers. it's like the upside down worl

stuart: ruth hospitality group. lauren: are up 33%. garden owner is buying ruth's chris, over 30% premium for darden shares. stuart: $700 million for ruth's chris, the steakhouse? lauren: uh-huh. stuart: are we still eating steak like that? i didn't know we were doing that. i need to ask you, you got an a.i. pick or an anti-a.i -- >> we own nvidia. nvidia, obviously, is the chipmaker that really has best of breed chips for data centers, autonomous driving, gaming and, obviously, artificial intelligence -- stuart: you're not worried about wild pe ratio? >> i am worried about that, actually. nvidia's something i continue to buy every single week for myself personally, we own it for clients. i think over the course of the next 10 years it should be one of the best performing stocks out there, but i am concerned in the near term that the runup has been very dramatic. stuart: spectacular, it has. >> it has. stuart: 278 per share as we speak. mark, stay there, you're with me for the hour. >>> now this, a restaurant in california got backlash

ruth: it is. the risking emerging market still have juice in them on the currency side, bond aside -- bond side. it's important to remember a lot of the nation's from chile to mexico and some in asia has taken on inflation much sooner so there is still demand for commodities coming out of china. shery: how much does it have to do with bargain-hunting at this point? brendan: that's a big component of this. it is attracting foreign investors and not just currency looking for foreign investment but it's also equities and a component of valuations being attractive across the asset class. shery: are you looking at emerging market currencies strengthening against the u.s. dollar? what are your best bets? >> we are forecasting emerging-market currencies strength but within that we are looking for them to outperform relative to peers and a subsector we are looking at latin america to outperform and this goes back to attractive valuation and real interest rates and we are looking at country specific develo

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