we know that the shelby v. holder decision, eric holder hates to have that word holder with it, so the shelby decision really gutted the preclearance provisions by finding unconstitutional congress' framework for determining which states are the most egregious actors. can you tell us what the impact of having the milligan case, i think it's befitting that alabama brought us the voting rights act, but alabama also brought us the shelby decision and now alabama's bringing us the milligan decision and that decision, if reverberated around the nation, will actually add more seats that are held by minority voters, at least those that they choose. yes. [applause] deuel: yeah. i think it's really important to emphasize for, first, the history of alabama specifically, that alabama obviously is where the selma to montgomery march happened. it's where bloody sunday happened. it's also where the first sort of weakening the voting rights act in 1908 happened and congress robustly responded two years later to enact an amend

shelby: a soft landing for the u.s.nomy is absolutely still possible, but i do also think that in the next six to nine months we are going to see how that probability is going to shift. we have to still see the lagging effect on localized economies, thinking l.a., all of california from the results of these strakes. any effects in detroit from the results of the auto workers strike, and also the lagging effect if there is a prologue government shutdown. all of that is not going to come right away. it may not hit all at once. it may trickle out in its after effects throughout 2024. so i think the concept of a soft landing is going to be in a bit of jeopardy over that period as those effects roll out, and as their holding of interest rates continues to have its own effect. so i understand that that is the desire of the fed, of course, they are not desiring a crash landing, but i would say we might be in a little more jeopardy than six months ago. haidi: who do you think will be the market leader in the -- going into the s

and shelby, let me start with you. because it is the middle of the night out there. and i want you to kind of give us a sense of what the takeaways were once the candidates got off the stage. you started hearing from their surrogates in the spin room about how the night went. i think we saw some interesting dynamics playing out on the stage with vivek ramaswamy who really came into a little bit of a pile-on. so i'm interested kind of in the nitty gritty of that and also the big picture. how did these folks feel about the fact that there was no donald trump on the stage and still so far behind him in polls, whether or not any of that actually matters at the end of the day? >> good morning, i'm one of those people who has not gone to bed yet. obviously the spin room is designed for the campaigns to pitch why their candidate won. and so we heard a lot of that tonight in the spin room after the debate. one of the big things was from team desantis who doubled down on his candidate's push against donald trump. they said donald trump should be here, he should be defending h

maria: shelby, does this complicate things for the economy and your investments?> you know, i do think it is going to cause a complication for the economy but when i think about our investments a few reasons why we stay -- keep our distance from these big three is because it's incredibly capital intensive. very, very cyclical business, very sensitive to all the inputs and in this case continue puts are going to belabor. and when we combine those things together, we see a weakness in one of our big categories as a team which is looking for growth companies. and so while there is going to be a little bit of an issue for the economy if there is this really large strike because of course supply and demand and slowdown in production it could raise prices for individuals who want to purchase these vehicles, when we look at our portfolio, we sort of see this is something we usually want to keep our distance from for exactly this reason. when it comes to allocators, they've got a big job in front of them, they have to find a job for those that are unionized. the gap will

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and geneva is shelby, i'm on to global folks 1st and for the united nations refugee agency. you and hcr. and also in london is 10 bell professor of politics of queen mary university of london and author of the conservative party after briggs. it's a warm welcome to you all and thanks so much for joining us today on inside story chevy. let me start with you today. um, so well the problem is taking a look at the 1951 refugee convention saying that the system essentially is no longer fit for purpose. what's the response from the un refugee agency? it will be refugee convention and it's 1967 protocol is one of the greatest human rights instruments to have been developed and implemented. it saved millions of lives around the world. or if it's a pa 70 is entered, embodies p age old, universal principle of asylum ser. it's as critical now as it was when it was drunk, didn't wonder, i mean, needs to attend on the news, to see the crises around the world that continues to force people to fleet at hearns and to see how those people have access to the safety and protection, and before

all right, shelby, i'll start with you.e polling at this point, 14 months out, national polls not totally sure how much you want to grab on to them and say this means everything. however there's a consistent thread here in terms of where the president sits within his own party. if you're the biden team right now, what are you thinking when you see these numbers? >> well, i'm thinking, first of all, and i've talked to a lot of democrats close to the white house about the fact that particular early on, things like the economy, it seems like their messaging or whatever they're doing is just not resonating with voters. so the numbers that they're seeing coming out of the white house, voters aren't feeling that. and so when i talk to people, they say, well, just give it time. as you said, we still have a while to go until general election and the more that they push out this messaging, a lot of people close to the white house believe that it will kind of naturally begin to resonate with voters. but i think it's clearly a concern

half was shelby. same thing. we merged with our arch rivals. in second grade -- i experienced a lot of change my first six years. that's a joke. [laughter] >> 16 kids in our class. i can tell you where all 16 of them are. we had a big one of 16. >> you know each other forever. [inaudible conversations] >> they were big time down there. >> okay. northwest. >> far from minneapolis. >> yeah, born and raised there. she went to a big school. she's from north dakota class a and class b. two schools. this is a rarity right here. class a boys never marry class b boys. >> a lot of convincing that had to happen. >> basketball. yeah. >> he was playing basketball after all these years. >> i blew my achilles the day before the debate. i don't know you guys heard, the best performance in presidential debate standing in one leg. >> great to meet you all. >> take care. >> i'm katherine. i won't shake your hand because you're in the middle of lunch. >> okay, all right. >> okay. >> cool. >> general private college. >> tuition, like how many students? >> in my to

but before that, joining us is politics reporter for semafor, shelby talcott.cision to see blatantly reverse course on holding a vote for an impeachment inquiry? >> yeah, it's been really interesting. and i think the main reason he's doing so obviously is because of the harder right faction of the republican party. he's based a lot of pressure over the past few weeks and months to do this, and it's not just the hard right members of the republican party in congress, it's also as we now know donald trump himself who has been quietly talking to people and even publicly on his social media app truth social pushing to make a decision whether to launch an impeachment inquiry into the current president. >> now, mccarthy isn't the only republican who's making decisions unilaterally. you've been following the campaign trail pretty closely, and you have new reporting that presidential candidate vivek ramaswamy plans to shutdown not one, two, three, or four but five federal agencies if he wins the nomination and gets elected president. can you tell us what the agencies a

shelby, thank you very much.. >>> breaking overnight, another headache for the biden administration. united autoworkers now on strike after talks with the big three failed to produce a deal. gloria pazmino is in detroit for us. tell us more about where the strikes are happening. >> reporter: well, we are standing in front of the ford manufacturing plant here in wayne. and this was one of the plants that got called up to strike last night shortly after midnight. that is when the contract expired after the union and the auto marks wmakers were unable to an agreement. the stand up and strike strategy is very much on purpose by the union. they say that they want to keep the automakers guessing about when and where the workers are going to be walking off the job. you can see behind me that there is a couple of workers that are currently on the picket line. they have been out here all night into the early morning since the beginning of the strike yesterday at midnight. about 3,000 workers that work at this plant. actua

with us at the table, emily noe, phillip bump, and shelby talcott. yes, people change, shelby. but he's changing back and forth kind of right now. because he's criticizing some of the most strict bans, that, by the way dobbs has allowed to happen, while also saying, but i'm the one who got all of these conservative justices on the court and i'm therefore responsible for getting roe overturned. >> he's sort of trying to play both sides here. and so in a way, he is kind of almost, in my opinion, moving over to the general election early. and he's trying to figure out ways to get some of those more moderate, socially moderate voters onboard, while also reminding the ultra-conservative religious voters, well, last time around, i did "x," "y," "z," for you guys, so you should still be with me, even though i'm saying something different this time around. and that has really frustrated the anti-abortion activists, as we've talked about here before. the thing is, that frustration hasn't really translated into any changes in support for trump in a primary election. >> dig in on the prim

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shelby, great to have you. let's start with biden here.tarting to take on the age concerns a little bit more directly, making the afrgtrgume that age equals experience. not something that we hear from him a lot. what do you make of it? >> yeah, i think the simple answer here and we talked about the age issue last week and as i said then, it is on voters' minds. and biden's team is seeing it in the polls. so their solution, they recognize that voters are concerned about his age, so they are trying to confront it head-on. and this is the pivot we're seeing. instead of ignoring the issue, let's confront it head-on. at the same time i think biden's team is not convinced that the age issue is going to be number one, number two or even number three for voters when they head to the polls. they are not convinced yet that it will affect him all that much particularly because you see some of the other really important issues like the abortion topic and democracy as he has argued on the ballot. and so they remain confident that those are going to be

and we'll also bring in shelby talcot. let's start with the picture ramaswamy painted there. voters a lot and obviously he represents a voice. >> yes, and i think what he said is -- who know, right? i never thought january 6 would happen in the first place, so perhaps entirely reasonable to think that something like that could happen again. but i also think that you can't decide whether to convict or charge someone based on what a possible reaction from the voter base is. that is not how the justice system works. >> but isn't his commentary seeded with like the trumpism, hearing about a national divorce, that is something that you hear from certain kind of republican congressmen. how do you hear that sentiment? >> he has taken the strategy that he will hold water for trump. he is seeing that 60% of gop voters are enthralled with trump and he may even be auditioning for a vp spot, right? and as you said, the problem with this is that you cannot hold justice hostage to mass violence. and certainly he would not accept this argument in the other direction. for instance, if there

. ♪ >> let's bring in our team cnn political analyst coleman hughes, shelby talcott and shane goldmacher in that moment. nikki haley, even you are surprised by the rise of the last three weeks since the debate. >> sure, yeah. if you had asked me three or four weeks ago who was going to see a meteoric rise given this first republican debate and the aftermath, i would not have guessed nikki haley. my guess would have been that the gop is too taken in by the foreign policy isolationism that a candidate like vivek ramaswamy put forth that tucker carlson has put forth over the past few years, blaming america for the war in ukraine, but nikki haley has come around and has had a message much closer to what neo-conservative republicans would have sounded like in the bush aerora, pro the american military, believes the military is a force for good an that's part of what has resonated with an older school of republicans, that like that message, in addition, of course, to her age. >> shelby, to that point, you know, when you talk to folks inside these campaigns, what are they attribute her rise to

shelby, appreciate you waking up this early.>>> and for more political news, state of the union will be on at 9:00 a.m. eastern here on cnn this morning. former vice president mike pence and senator bernie sanders. >>> the number of those killed from floods in libya is rising. the u.n. reports now that 11,3 # 0 were killed in derna. they expect to find more victims as the search conditions. >> workers pulled dozens of bodies from the sea on the derna coast. search crews say most of the bodies were swept out to sea. and without proper equipment, it could become impossible to retrieve them. >> reporter: efforts here in derna right now are focused on the search and recover operations to try to find the bodies of those who were killed in that catastrophic event last week. but hope is fading. rescuers don't believe that they will be able to find anyone alive right now, so they are focused mostly on trying to retrieve these bodies, and this is an operation that has been make taking place here on land and also at sea. in city, around t

joining us now, politics reporter for semafor, shelby talcott. let's talk about mike pence.lso say about his take on the republican party as a whole? it also seems like the trump side of it is winning. >> yeah, it's a good question, and mike pence has certainly come out swinging in a way that i think a lot of us didn't expect. and the big question is mike pence wants to return to this kind of old school republican motto and these old school republican principles. the problem that i see on the ground is is there enough support? a lot of republican voters seem more interested in the -- in exactly what pence described as what we should not be doing at this point as a country, right, this grievance politics. when i talked to republican voters on the ground, they seem to want a fighter, and they seem to want maybe someone that is more new school, someone like donald trump or vivek ramaswamy, and mike pence is kind of adhering to this older school of the party. and so the question here is there enough support, and time will tell. i think right now it seems like based on the polls

foote recorded statements, in fact, as the last interview with shelby foote's life. the recording for that project jeff we went to alaska, colorado, and at one point we found ourselves in bahrain, in the persian gulf on, an aircraft carrier. and we took a hiloen. and he was teaching, writing and know how limited it is, what you can take on a vessel in a war zone for half a year deployment sailors had in his duffle a beat up paperback of one of jeff's books. now think of all the possessions you can bring pictures of family, what have you. he brought one of jeff's books and he was a little shy. it was tattered, was dog eared. the cover was a little bit detached. and and he got up his courage to say, you know, mr. shiro, will you will you sign this for me? and jeff, who's so warm, always to his audience? he went to sign it. now, here's the only unfortunate thing i know about this gentleman. he's left handed. so he went to sign it. that cover went flying all over. so fair warning. i know we're probably selling paperbacks. just fair warning in and the vigor of his signing

shelby tall cot is with us, mora gillespie, and democratic strategist and former executive of the statethat guy, not trump, that guy or the last guy, that's how he intentionally chose to refer to trump yesterday on the trail. what's biden doing? >> he is trying to distinguish his economic record from trump's because it is so important to voters. every time i am out on the ground, the economy is one of the top issues that voters talk about. it's not necessarily always in biden's favor because even though the numbers show one thing, the voters, as you guys have talked about a lot, aren't necessarily feeling it. so biden's trying to show that, hey, no, my economic record actually is really good and you don't want to go back to the last guy. on the flip side, when i talk to trump's aides, they also recognize that the economy is a top issue. they are doing the same thing, trying to distinguish their economic record from biden's and saying, no, biden's is the bad one. this is going to it be a big issue, not just heating up in a primary, but into a general election. >> you saw, look, those wer

we go to shelby, calling from tennessee on the independent line. go ahead. host: high.hank you for taking my call. caller: -- hi. i would like to thank you for taking my call. years ago, on the immigration, it is a tragedy. it is inhumane. i am a compassionate person. but, i do not know why congress has not brought forward after all this time to change the law. to me, i would hold, stop, immigration, period for at least five years. could be more. and let the people that want to come be citizens fill their own forms out in their own country, request it from our country, then send it back and let the committee or whoever go over all those. give them at least five years to do their background checks and whatever. then, maybe send them -- the people back a letter or something. when they can come and be questioned and talked to in person. before anybody can come in and be a united states citizen. of course, there is exceptions. people just come that needs to come here for short hear of time and go back to their own country for different reasons. this needs to be changed. we

. >>> joining us now, bloomberg white house politics editor, sh sh she shelby talcut and john avlon ising back to the auto strike, mario, because you know white house officials quite well. you cover the building. the decision not to send the acting labor secretary julie su, and gene sperling, at the same time, trump and his issue are trying to go in and peel off rank and file union officials, why? >> you say for the biden white house, their responsibility, right, we saw this earlier with the east palestinian, ohio, trail derailment. president biden was being asked in a briefing room about whether he would visit, right, the optics around it, and the message we got from the white house at the time was that, no, we'll stay on the sidelines, it's not responsible for us to bring the presidential apparatus into that town. the white house has taken that same tact with this, right, with julie su and gene sperling saying that they will just wait on the side lines and washington, d.c. as the uaw and big three auto makers continue to hold discussions, they'll swoop in to destroy at the necessary

it was never conquered the the fucking you shelby my castle, knock book castle gain great significance in the middle ages. and again in the 19th century when it was completely restored. gorgeous. it is some $4000000.00 mosaics during the walls of lady elizabeth's chamber. they tell the story of this hon gary and princess, who was sent to the castle as a little girl. so she could become the wife of loot fixed before they married when she was just 14. elizabeth was later declared a st for helping the poor and sick. this is the castles great hall. it's known for fabulous acoustics. unexcused was it decor, renovated in the 19th century. it has now become a major tourist attraction. the that it's not the only one of these frames that exist because germany's fee retail king king look great. the 2nd for so enchanted by the room. he copied it for nice fungi and which you may have already see the see about flag over there. it's a reminder of the 1817 back book summit. when students from all over germany gathered here, the students came here to fight for unified nation unified termination. you h

and researches is rather anonymous. shelby all is director of the max planck institute for us, the logical research. his work focuses on migration and its effect on the state society work, even population demographics. we asked him about his personal experiences with migration and his thoughts on a life and career split between cultures. my name is young jones. i was born in 1972 and when joe china for been trying, as accounting as color was almost inevitable for me given the cultural fever in 19 a much i know at that time a lot in the west in philosophies were introduced at the time as a high school students, i was interested in these topics i was calling to check on that date to 70 to see what thing without show me. see if i can make sure i can chose to work in sociology and answer apology because they don't approach things from the viewpoint of big ideas. they focus on concrete behaviors. and i came to the max planck institute with a very important goal my most so it was, don't ask what we can do for anthropology. last quarter anthropology can do for us, for our wills today when nature

but what the senate republican, senator shelby and senator leahy, we hammered out a budget for 2023. the speaker knows the bipartisan senate continuing resolution would easily garner a majority in this house of representatives. yet he refuses to let it go to the floor of the house. what is he afraid of? so what are we trying instead? well, yesterday republicans voted to defund our support for our allies in the middle east. including a billion-dollar cut to israel, a further cut to jordan. that did not work. so today the target is ukraine. and despite the fact that it is the majority's will demonstrated several times this week to provide support for ukraine's self-defense, the biggs amendment that would strike all ukraine security assistance initiative funds from the defense bill failed 104-330. the gaetz amendment that would have prohibited all funding for ukraine in the defense bill failed 93-339. a greene amendment to prohibit assistance to ukraine in the state and foreign operations bill failed 90-342. and this body voted to separately fund ukraine after it was stripped from the d

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just the feeling to all the doing that to provide us with an edge and $6500000.00 to respond to the shelby 410-0000 beneficiary and the 1st 3 months. and then the like the other i due to the information as she to 12 and he was now the european commission president has called on the e u. t. and nice and deal with the migrant crisis is level and alina's on the italian island of long produce which has received an unprecedented number of asylum seekers. the united nation says a 1500 people arrived on the island this week, and no, that is more than the entire population of the island is. today's prime minister georgie maloney has promised tougher measures to data with the influx wanted lines as you needs to step off its efforts to stop traffic is prime minister maloney and i are here today to offer a co ordinated response by the tell you and to europe in a sorry, t's and i want to be very clear. we have an obligation as part of the international community. we have fulfilled it in the past and we will do so today and in the future. but we will decide who comes to the european union and under wha

want to see that. finally, when questioned about the 2018 murder of the saudi journalist, jamaica shelby sheet, which are un investigation concluded, was likely ordered by the crown prince. m b. s. refuse to say he was involved, and called the incident, a painful mistake. heidi joe castro, elda 0. washington introduced prime minister georgia malone is calling on nations to united against human trafficking and legal migration. was that the focus of an address of the un general assembly, the tiny italian island of long producer as being the 1st protocol for migrants and refugees making the dangerous journey across the mediterranean arrivals have divided the local population as highly false reports from land producer. this is what many and want to do is the want the island to be famous for its jacket, the beautiful landscape. it's sparkling coves, its sea food, its traditions, jenika. christina dispos, that is known instead, which repeated migration emergencies causing uncertainty for would be to risk. and the families like his who rely on them is the windshield. it's cold and they always a

finishing run is up late, accusing the amount of child to this profit side, 2 challenges, coats. shelby alonzo took over an october 2022 and let the team from litigation strugglers to a 6 place finish after a bond storming stopped to this season, they faced the 1st truth test, a way to buy, and it's a big, big one, to go to, to the audience, i guess, the best, the mean the in the leg by and merrily be goldman to the buddhist. the good type of last season unable. so one is 3 lead matches so far, but they face a new face in full in the form of labor cruise, and they made good moves on the transfer market. and i think um they are maybe our biggest contend uh in the beginning of the season in mass decision day. yeah. directly after the national break. um but, but i think they because it's a great team. but when i look into all the squats, i have a good feeling quite a while bye, and have 100000000 euro superstar, assigning har, retaining their rings. their bibles have a new style striker of their own. since victor boniface moved from belgium club, your associate wives for 20500000 bureau, h

let's move on to shelby because the come on, the russians, blacks. the fleet has been shown attending a video conference a day off the of training and forces said they've killed him because a co love was seen taking pump in a meeting with the defense minister and footage released by moscow. on monday ukraine special forces said they'd killed several of along with $33.00 of the offices, and i missed on the tax on crimea last week. you had a ship have a little that has moved from musket. when john les ask remnants pugs fun to meet your best calls about the room is of the death of the c'mon, so the russian block, c please. he also the had been no informational that from the minister of defense lay. so the visual page published by the russian ministry of defense, it was found at the regular meeting of the ministry's board of combined is the means. he was attended by vicks to so close, come on the block safely, who had actually been pronounced dead by the ukrainians side. uh so close participated as long as these are conference alongside big amount as of

let's pull back and take a look at the context in which this pipeline bombing occurred. shelby, it's all happening under the guise of the defending ukraine from an on for both russian invasion. but of course that's only true if you start the story of the ukraine more. somewhere near the end of the story instead of the beginnings which would invite you brain us and they, in the us and nato are to blame, which is why the western media always leaves the origin of this conflict out of their coverage and leads most people in the dark with a false version of the cause of the conflict. most americans believe that bland them are booting, woke up one day and decided for no particular reason to evade ukraine and started work completely out of the blue. this is what supporters of the ukraine in the, in this work actually believe, because that's the only narrative they hear from their news media, which is funded by the people who profit off this war. the military industrial complex, the fossil fuel companies in the west, and of course, wall street to make improvement. now the of the western medi

so let's move on to shelby because north korea has held a power mill, actually parade to mock. it's founding de kim's only one hosted at high levels, delegation from china trip to the parade east paige to expand and strength and times the best facing in moscow. lead is expected to have trouble to rush off for tubes with them if to, to end on weapons supplies. of these 10 people have died and several others are missing. off the heavy floods hit pots of grease hundreds more, have been rescued from flooded villages, electricity, gas, telephone and internet lines. a down shopping to say, it could be months before they can reopen. jumpstart police reports from cottage, so or under the constant buzz of helicopters, the 500 and 21st. and the readings battalion prepared to rescue people stranded in the village of the motor affair. they were surrounded by 2 kilometers of water. some of it a story high, but they went, the 1st rescue is on the sea. locals broke the fishing boats and ferried people out to waiting tractor trailers, which local farm has brought here. and those they rescued t

look at the constitution, the preamble, because the some of india it says india, that is part of shelby. right. so that is the reason the government is using know a saying that the india that these items have to be a union to save soul without using that is what is the argument now how funding was given to, you know, the bottom on uh, you know, before and on, i think, be good because the model for me to go to the parties, to understanding how this would begin. but the idea is that constitution, susan, get there is a part of the using the, the 2 terms are sit on the mazda and we are using one of them. very interesting. i just always, it was a head that's a different issue. one can build a fun topic. thanks for giving us your point and not as well as all those other issues we've been speaking to professor fi, so i've met specialist on the endo pacific. do a politics trade policy, sir. thank you. thank you very, very much. ok. just stay with us for a moment at because something else to talk about as well. because in the run up to this summit in india, reports have been circulating in weste

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