shelby: thank you. chairman powell, earlier this month, secretary yellen acknowledged she was wrong about the risk of inflation. previously, you also acknowledged that the fed got it wrong in thinking that inflation would be transitory. yet myself and other members of this banking committee here have been warning about inflation for over a year. last july, nearly one year ago, when you came before this committee, i raised concerns about the risk of rising inflation, particularly following the enactment of a $2 trillion spending bill. at that time, there was already evidence that inflation was affecting numerous areas of our economy. i discussed the year-to-year price increases on agricultural goods such as corn, wheat, and soybeans, and i pointed out the rising cost of metals including copper and aluminum. the increase in energy prices, used cars, and airline tickets. as someone who remembers encountering high inflation here in the 1970's, i warned that many of the same conditions present, such as loose

shelby, you're from the daily caller. i don't want you to treat you as the conservative media spokesperson here anymore than garret is the liberal spokesperson but i would love your view on what garret just said, fox lying to viewers. >> i can't speak to fox news specifically, but being from a conservative leaning news outlet i've seen the angle from conservative media at least where i work at the daily caller is it's not conservative media trying to run cover for trump, it's just with everything going on in america today it's hard for the media in conservative media's view to sit there and try to force a big chunk of the country to care about this issue more than issues they're actually experiencing being affected by day to day. >> garret, do you buy that? >> i don't. in part because i think the challenge is that both can be true at the same time. you know, there are all a number of struggles in the u.s. economy and society today but january 6th was an assault unprecedented on american democracy, and getting to the truth

i mean, nobody, as you know, nobody is more establishment hand richard shelby. is the establishment's establishment guy, and the fact his chief of staff won in alabama, and the fact that that's being considered a victory for trump -- well, that is some pretty, i guess you would call it thin gruel, isn't it? >> yeah. i mean, this said nothing about trump and an affinity for katie britt as much as i think it said about trump and consem tempt he felt for mo brooks. it is not just the ties to shelby. this also put trump on the same page as mitchell. because this is mcconnell's candidate in alabama. trump and mcconnell found themselves on the same side. what happened with brooks and trump was combination of things. brooks wasn't polling the way trump maybe suspected he would. he thought maybe he was jumping off a sinking ship when he withdrew his endorsement. brooks basically said that the 2020 election was stolen from trump. then he said, but we shouldn't talk about that. we should talk about the future. that's when trump put out his statement that said mo brooks ha

karen to you was shelby's editor at the washington post, where she herself is a columnist here and is also the author of say, your word then leave the assassination of shamarka shogi in the power of the truth . that book do well, next month. karen joins me tonight from dallas, texas, karen, it's good to see you. again. there's a lot to talk about here. refers, i just wanna get your reaction to this visit by muhammad bin selman to turkey today . yeah, i mean, you know what they say, except this is something that he feared, obviously from the moment we heard that i chose jeff, the only one you know from our purchase washington, you know, just how far it was tricky. really, to go for somebody who, yes, it's close to anyone, but you know, saudi arabia, you know, your report rightly said being a huge power in the region. it's just, it was just a matter of time. i mean the civil look at it. but what i think about right now is just see her, i think message that, that you know, you renewed friendships to the, didn't to the journalists who have bound turkey to be or symbol to be a place that t

ah, this is my grainy shelby ah, around the time of the election. this was her facebook page. ah, donald trump grabbing me, i just can't believe my grandmother posted this on my wall. i may be the only person from kemper kentucky and los angeles. almost everyone i know hear, despises trump, but back home the perspective is quite different. the 2016 election may painfully clear the disdain that urban liberals have toward so much of rural america, particularly appalachia. i relate to both worlds. as a progressive feminist and filmmaker, i was curious to visit my home town during this divisive political moment. oh, we are on our way to meet house holler, which is where i grew up. and where i lived until i was 18 years old. when i was accepted to the university of kentucky and i packed up the u haul and moved out. this is me when i was 9. i won the spelling bee that year. i was a member of the speech and drama team. i was on the homecoming court. i graduated at the head of my class. there's a photograph from the day i moved out. i had no idea when i was standing in that driveway.

where my granny shelby live, a need for you. i'm good. i'm just putting this my thing on me and then i'm gonna give you huff. hi baby. it's good to see. oh, it's great sweet, you granny, this, let's click that on your bell so that it sounds i don't if bill ashley ha hi. hello . you know i'm gonna greet you get right to let you keep me her. brian are granting so see perfect. because otherwise was roosters are competing rooster here, bird. so this 11 penny tell you 1st are french and you to actually found me on you to yeah l a for song. oh, what you find in sam phillips? he said, i'll say to some talk, are now kidding. bullshit. trump cap. he's been wearing trunk shirt truck cap, which we all have a, a, a. so he went with us to the rally. you're going to look back at this election. i'd say this is by far the most important vote that you've ever chose for any one at any time because it was unfathomable to me, the trunk could be hillary. i just could not understand why my family, who voted for barack obama supported him. what is it about dona

for example milton friedman and tom so old and shelby steel victor davis hansen who can write so clearly i say can i have a secret weapon which is my wonderful assistant and the breast best that everyone in the world pam sousumel over there. and my other secret weapon is my wife who reads it and says dave we have to live here. with it, event or book? has most influenced your now this your revised thinking. well, i think it's you know a great trinity of the road to serve them by hayek and capitalism and freedom and common sense. and white guilt by shelby steele and the entire works of tom soule, you know, particularly ethnic america and economic facts and fallacy. i hope you probably know all the books. they're all of me. just page by page you read them and say, oh my god, that's so clear. how can i not have seen that before and it goes back to one of the people he studied with was of course milton friedman the university of chicago and i've read maybe true that friedman said to his doctoral students. i'm looking forward to your thesis. it can't be longer than 500 words that great. yeah.

shelby steele and victor davis hanson who can write so clearly.ave a secret weapon which is my wonderful assistant pam over there. [applause] my other secret weapon is my wife uses dave we have to live here. [laughter] -- who says dave we have to live here. what has most influenced your revised thinking? >> welll i think it's a great credit to capitalism and freedom and common sense and guilt by shelby steele and the works of tom sold particularly. you probably know all of them. page by page or read the many say oh my that's so clear. how could i nott have seen that before and one of the people he was with was milton friedman in chicago and i've read through and friedman said to his doctoral students i'm looking for a thesis and it can't can be longer than 500 words. isn't that great? >> i'm sorry about that. i'm not sorry about this last hour. i knew this was going to be a wonderful, wonderful experience and on behalf of everyone here thank you so much for listening. >> can i leave with one and the though? the other day i thought it's been a long

on the other side, one of richard shelby's staff members. he started with blocks and then brooks went down and then he abandoned brooks and now brooks is back. it is going to be fascinating. >> yeah. >> loyalty with donald trump is a one-way street. and while month brooks was one of the most ardent defenders and spoke at the ellipse as a warm-up act for donald trump the morning of january 6, and indeed implored those gathered to protest joe biden, say that he was not a duly elected president. that wasn't enough for donald trump. donald trump pulled his endorsement and now he endorsed shelby and today though polls suggest a tight rate. steve kornacki will break it down later on. but this is another test of whether or not what sort of say trump has over the republican party right now. his primary endorsement is pretty mixed. a win in ohio, losses elsewhere. alabama is the heart of trump country. in fact, he and his aides have long traced the moment where they felt like he was taking off back in 2015 was that rally in mobile, alabama and if he

right, because i have these wonderful models for example milton friedman rand shelby steele and victor davis hanson, who can write so clearly. i have a secret weapon which is my wonderful assistant and best editor in the world pam susan over there. [applause] and my other secret weapon is my wife reads it and says dave, we have to live here. >> which event or book has most influenced your revised thinking? >> i think it's a great trinity of capitalism and freedom and common sense. and white guilt by shelby steele and the entire works of tonsil particularly ethnic america and economic fascists. you probably know all the books all of them page by page you read them and say that's so clear. how can i not have seen it before? it goes back to one of the people he studied with which was milton friedman, university of chicago and oi've read friedman said to his doctoral students i'm looking forward to your thesis. it can't be longer than 500 words. isn't that great? >> there's 30 more questions and no time. i'm sorry about that but i'm not sorry about this last hour. i knew this was going to

shelby, does the game, and do others have a point here? what's going on?album and it was huge but i don't think the game wants to play the game and he should know, being in the business, you gotta play the game. he does not want to show up to certain things, he's not a red carpet guy, but he's gotta play the game. if he's in the game. all people should know that. you play at your own risk. you have to do what's needed to be done to get where you're trying to go. it is what it is. >> quinton, -- had something to say about rolling stone. he blasted the culture council, which is a mostly white panel behind the controversial list. none of the folks are rappers on the panel. they're not known hip-hop seniors. is this culturally tone-deaf? >> it most definitely ends. when i heard the 200 greatest list and then rolling stone -- i rolled my eyes so hard i almost had a seizure. this is what happens when we have a lack of top level diversity. i'm sorry. that culture cancel is just not the right group of people, in my opinion, to compile this list. that is just like

shelby nelson has more. >> anger, frustration, and even relief. the difference of opinions runs deep over a decision marking a major turning point across the country are redlands resident an obgyn karen, hans berger, it's not just about abortion. she says the decision calls into question whether birth control could be i hope that this wakes us up as women that even if we would not make those decisions for ourselves, that we would care enough about other women and their ability to have safe health care to stand up for them. governor gavin newsom joined by state leaders staunchly affirming california stands as a sanctuary state for women across the country. i want to take this moment. >> and sign legislation too. push back against those republican state legislators and governors that seek to move forward with civil actions against people that wish to travel to the state of california seeking their reproductive rights and reproductive freedoms. the decision to overturn roe v by the supreme court has opened the floodgates for 26 different states to re

none of which will go to ukraine, all of which will go to shelby armories above their respective nations. but this is a windfall for military industrial. a corporation was come, it's a former marine coin. so just officer alpha and analysts. thank you very much. feel take to day later. let's wrap for now. my name is peter scotts and i'll be back again at the top of the i with all the latest news and views. how naughty international ah ah ah ah ah ah, because of the conflict in ukraine europe in russia are going there. different ways in like into for separation is full of anguish and finger pointing. the biggest loser of all in this, of course, is europe. washington couldn't be more please. it's a gemini, is being sealed the quote for more than a classical commodity listen to what i went to like and i just got another message in deal. lucky. so starbuck all. okay. did that make people a month, barry? this is linda. nope. with carlos, myrtle superintend, scan in for this. you call me about this and what i meant the most possible possible form in for us for my son to get it to do. what if th

all right, shelby, thank you for that report. joining us now from the site of a massive demonstration in new york city, lawrence jones is with us. lj, i did not understand. i couldn't hear you fully the last time you said liberal activists are actually marching to chuck schumer's house marching there. what for what purpose this exactly. well, they're just trying to get him to, i think, stand in solidarity with them before they actually end up taking a turn. they're on their way to 40 days. we're on 48 right now in madison, which you know is our world headquarters is on six avenue and forty eight. so we think they're actually changing their direction right now and heading to the studio. we're trying to get back in front of them. it's been mostly peaceful. so far , but again, still obscene comments. they want to replace the justices. they want to pack the court. they believe that beard is a part of the handmaid's tale. they have accused her of being a cult. they are upset with donald trump for appointing those three conservative ju

i think that also emboldens her for that 2015 shelby county opinion that you mentioned. and strangely that was right around the time when a lot of liberals began trying to pressure her to step down. in 2013 buyer for where she ended up in 2020 though obviously with great consequence. there's another cultural aspect i want to ask youabout before we returned to o abortion . that's what happened to the court during that time. best. >> they meet in private conference twice a week. there's something about eyeballing your colleagues. not saying they're going to schmooze with each other, icdid they did not. they had very informal arms length relationships around the conference table but there's just something about personal contact and that was on . and the court canceled the april arguments for 2020. they started having targuments again in may by telephone. not even zoom or not like this nice platform you and i are on right now because they don't video. it had to just change the way of life there. the way of life that's gone on with only one interruption, the interruption was

i think that also emboldened her for the 2013 shelby county versus holder opinion that you mentioned. and strangely that was right around the time when a lot of liberals began trying to pressure her to step though. 2013 are correct where she ended up in 2020. although obviously with great consequence. there is another cultural aspect of want to ask you about before return to abortion. that is just what happened to the court during the overtime. we are so aware of how much the trappings of the institution helps give the nine justices their identity. they love that building have so many rituals in that building that meeting together the confiding in each other. all of that disappeared in march of 2020. i do think that was an important development for these keep 12 months that you focus on. you think of it affected them and maybe a substantive way? quick's attitude because persons justices get together on the bench three days of two weeks out of every month between october through april they meet in private conference twice a week. there iss something about eyeballing your colleagues. th

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wright does appear to be an ongoing danger to shelby county, tennessee. >> judge coffee gave wright aends, she's now on her way to jail. this is not going to work for her. it's not uncommon for people to act in a bizarre way in jail, particularly the ones who have never been in jail. >> she began to unravel. >> according to jail east staff, wright berated workers, stripped off her clothes, and flooded a toilet. >> she was acting very strangely. she had stripped naked and yelled out, i'm going swimming. >> mrs. wright's behavior yesterday is absolutely shocking. >> i don't think she's right mentally. i think that's why she said she was going swimming in this jail cell. >> i think all the things that she was doing while in jail were all acts of her trying to plead insanity. i did not buy that at all. >> there was a lot of speculation as to whether or not she was being theatrical or had legitimate claims of what she was going through. >> in a stunning new development inside this shelby county courtroom wednesday morning, sherra wright's attorney stepped down. >> i'm not certain what happ

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shelby nelson has the latest. >> anger, frustration, and even relief. the difference of opinions runs deep over a decision marking a major turning point across the country are redlands resident an obgyn karen, hans berger, it's not just about abortion. she says the decision calls into question whether birth control to the i hope that this wakes us up as women. >> that even if we would not make those decisions for ourselves, that we would care enough about other women and their ability to have safe health care to stand up for them. >> governor gavin newsom joined by state leaders staunchly affirming california stands as a sanctuary state for women across the country. i want to take this moment. >> and sign legislation too, pushed back against those republican state legislators and governors that seek to move forward with civil actions against people that was to travel to the state of california seeking their reproductive rights reproductive freedoms. the decision to overturn roe v by the supreme court has opened floodgates for 26 different states to rest

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britt is the former chief of staff for incumbent senator richard shelby, who is retiring.f the trump endorsement will once again be tested before voters, as will the degree to which voters can follow trump's current thinking given his impulsiveness and occasional fickleness. >> he was one of former president donald trump's staunchest allies. a leading promoter of trump's 2020 election lies. >> joe biden lost, and president trump won the electoral college. >> even delivering a speech at the now infamous stop the steal rally that preceded the deadly january 6th riot at the capitol. >> today is the day american patriots start taking down names and kicking ass. >> but as alabama congressman mo brooks heads into tuesday's run-off to be the state's republican candidate for senate, he's doing so without the support of the former president. learning the hard way that when it comes to trump, loyalty -- >> if given the opportunity, i will get even with people disloyal to me. >> is not also a two-way street. after initially endorsing the conservative firebrand. >> we're going to elec

she's the former chief of staff to senator richard shelby.erestingly enough, she'll be chief of staff who will become senator likely, the last chief of staff to become senator was joe biden's chief of staff, ted kaufman, who took over for his seat after he became vice president in that first obama term. so interesting in alabama. georgia is a situation where the trump endorsement has not gone well. georgia has repeled trump endorsements so far, and tonight was no different with backed candidates losing. vernon jones and also, um, jack evans who lost to rich mccormick who is a physician, emergency room physician in those races. so those are also republican-leaning seats and also likely going to go that way in november. >> shannon: yeah and we got a little bit of interesting news today on irace we covered weeks ago -- on a race we covered weeks ago down in texas that's been an interesting democratic primary battle with the recounts and finally the decision today that representative henry cuellar -- one of the only pro-life, we think, democrats

well, you know, tommy shelby who's a philosopher at harvard has a great book we who are dark and you know, he says is that while sort of territorial self-determination independence say obviously a huge role. it doesn't always play as much of a role in black nationalism. as you know, we think it does it's often leveraged in more pragmatic ways. so but yes absolutely thomas is not, you know, really part of that kind of trajectory is thomas a market fundamentalist or what relation of his economic what is his relation of its economic thinking to its black nationalism we touch on this a little bit yeah. i think there's an opportunity to go. sure. yeah, um one thing i will say, you know, it depends what you mean by market fundamentalism. i think sometimes when people think that say that they they mean that you know, the state doesn't do anything and mark and and thomas does not believe that first and foremost and this is very much connected with his race consciousness. he thinks that market actors need to be created. they don't they don't just happen. it's not just let the market do its th

who has gone sort of all over the place so there's a group of black conservatives he was a part of, shelby steele who became-- liberal at the time and became more conservative. my sense is he's drifted away and some of that. i tend to focus, once he gets onto the court i focus on the opinions rather than the kind 6 extramural political activity. >> that's sort of interesting. because if thomas is trying to create space for a black conservativism, what he's seemed to have done is create the base for sort of a radical right conservativism, right? a white conservativism, rather, that looking and we were talking about this back stage, looking ahead, the energy in a right wing jurs jurisprudence, gorsuch, kavanaugh, it seems as if that project hasn't-- if it's for black people, it hasn't necessarily been successful, but what has been successful is providing the legal architecture for a return to a kind of, you know, 19th century state. >> i think that's right. and i think if you were to put the question to him in an honest moment, i'm not sure he would flinch from that characterization because

shelby's family, for example, they're still waiting for justice. aren't we all are there was a reason why his case. his situation was so in a way, we weren't just fighting for him, but again, writing for all the active is all the journalist who, who jamal even himself did for writing in columns in the washington. so, you know, to, i think, you know, obviously we're not going to let you know my government or that they're starting searcy. forget about their actions in this particular case, because it is so much about just how far countries and governments are willing to go to maintain relations and to preserve their power. and i don't think that is something that we can ever forget. yeah, and that's what we are trying to make sure does not happen since you were carrying that he is always here and we appreciate your time and your insights. do not really afford see your new book as well. thank you so much. ah. driven by the war in ukraine, food prices, and the cost of living, they are rising throughout the world. africa being particularly hard hit in south africa, and poverty and inequali

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shelby nelson with the latest. >> anger, frustration, and even relief. the difference of opinions runs deep over a decision marking a major turning point across the country are redlands resident an obgyn karen, hans berger, it's not just about abortion. she says the decision calls into question whether birth control could be i hope that this wakes us up as women. >> that even if we would not make those decisions for ourselves, that we would care enough about other women and their ability to have safe health care to stand up for them. >> governor gavin newsom joined by state leaders staunchly affirming california stands as a sanctuary state for women across the country. i want to take this moment. >> and sign legislation too. push back against those republican state legislators and governors that seek to move forward with civil actions against people that was to travel to the state of california seeking their reproductive rights and reproductive freedoms. the decision to overturn roe v by the supreme court has opened floodgates for 26 different states to

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