charles: i just had this conversation with judy shelton about this.eople are understanding now have heard of the federal reserve and some of their problems is that the administration is still pumping out a lot of money and trying to stop people from spending money, so to a degree they are between a rock and a hard place but the notion that you have this entity out there that none of us have a right to vote on, there's no checks and balances, and they are saying they deliberately harm our economy. >> well, on the one hand, you've got the fed and monetary policy and some of the efforts to try to stop americans from consuming. on the other hand you have efforts from the biden administration through revised department of labor rule proposed an old rule they are trying to revive that would stop americans from earning more money and limit the way that people can seek those additional side jobs or participate in the gig economy, so this is another area where americans feel like they don't have a voice. of course we can comment on role s proposed rules and we

senior fellow at the independent institute, judy shelton. and speech writer to president reagan, anthony dolan. first, i'd like to turn the stage over to my friend and head of the reagan alumni association, luke gordie. luke? >> i'm luke korte, executive direction of reagan's alumni association, and on behalf of the board, we are delighted to co-host this event with the heritage foundation and the committee to unleash prosperity, to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the signing of president reagan's tax cuts. we are at a surreal moment on the one hand, we are talking about the massive reagan tax cuts and across the street and downtown, we have president biden and democrats looking to spend 1. 9 trillion, i think it's called, the american rescue act, 1. 2 trillion for infrastructure, 3. 5 trillion, and so on and so forth. it's terrible where we are now, but let's remember, it was terrible at the end of the 1970s, and because of folks like reagan, folks like the people in this room, and others around the country, we will rebound. i want to tak

i also want to thank the staff of continuing professional education leland shelton and caroline honeycut. they ensured things ran very smoothly. we appreciate that. i would like to thank the donors to the virginia center for civil war studies. this year we were able to offer the event for free. of course the overhead was much lower because of the zoom format, but they were not zero. it's because of the generosity of our donors that we were able to offer the event for free. thank you very much. finally, thanks to our three speakers. you did a wonderful job. i really enjoyed your talk. it was obvious from the questions and the comments we received that the audience did as well. >>> if you're enjoying american history tv sign up for our newsletter using the qr code on the screen. sign up for the american history tv newsletter today and be sure to watch american history tv every saturday or any time online at c-span.org/history. >> hello, everybody. thank you so much for joining us today. it's my honor to be with you. today we'll be talking about world war ii on america's doorstep. i represe

we can't confirm whether or not the intruder did. shelton ask where we're is nancy. this is coming ahead of these crucial mid term elections. less than 2 weeks away now, i mean, how much of a concern is violent against us politicians right now? mc hill, it is a great concern and whether this particular case is linked to that or not. we have seen incidents in the past. also just this week, we saw the sentencing of 3 men who planned to kidnap creation whitner, whitman governor here in the united states. we're seeing increase in threats. it that has doubled since 2017 against lawmakers up to 9000 more than 9000 over the past year here in the united states. so that is very disconcerting. also seeing polling that shows that generally, voters and depends on which pole you believe between 25 to 30 percent. i believe that violence is a legitimate and increasingly legitimate means to voice your own political views and enforce them. now, critics including republicans say that this is not least down to donald trump. if you say it's a into a camera, but some say also say it's be

at continuing a professional education leland shelton and caroline honeycutt. all three weeks. they've ensure that everything run very smoothly. so we appreciate that and i would like to thank the donors to the virginia center for civil war studies this year. we were able to offer the event for free. of course. the overheads were much much lower because of the zoom format, but they were not zero and it's because of the generosity of our donors over the years that we were able to offer the event for free. thank you very much. and finally thanks to our three speakers. you did a wonderful job. i really enjoyed your talks. it was obvious from the questions and the comments we received that the audience did as well. so i r >> how everybody. thank you so much for joining me today. mayanne are to be here with you. i'm with the -- and today we are talking about world war ii and u-boats off the mid-atlantic coast. i represent noaa. the mantra is just one of 15 sanctuaries in the national marine system. this is 600,000 square miles from washington state to the florida keys and from lake

. >> reporter: shawn shelton rodet the storm investigate a shrimp boat. >> reporter: where do you begino pick up -- >> i don't know. we are going to to have a meeting to figure outt to do. >> reporter: in some parts of f, the danger of flooding is not over. >> i can't get out. i prayed. >> reporter: homes are flooded n deltona, the central part of fla and in st. cloud as water levels levels continue to rise. now, we we have seen helicopters going to the barrier islands to help with that relief effort. presidt biden is in puerto rico today and will be in florida on wednesday to survey the hurricane damage. >> chris, just those images behd you, it's heart-breaking. thank you for that insight with your reporting. > >> as chris mentioned, president mentioned, president biden and the first lady are heading to puerto rico to view hurricane damage. they are expected to be in florida on wednesday. ian left millions without power on e gulf coast. more than 80 people have died. more than 100,000 customers are waiting for the lights to turn back on in puerto puerto rico, two weeks after fiona hit.

joining us now is judy shelton the author of "money meltdown, restoring order to the global currencye minister that everything hit the fan but prior to that we did see the bank of england go 50 basis points when we went 75 here so it wasn't coordinated that started the pound weakening and, you know, there have been years of what you could call mismanagement by central bankers at the bank of england but it was the actual budget worries about the tax cuts but you point out the energy subs dares much higher and more debt rhode islandal to the deficit over in the uk >> well, there was some cognitive didissonance, they we offering these subsidies which are inflationary but at the same time i think that was a political trade-off to improve the fracking potential and to provide more rights to have a better energy policy in the country, you bring up a very important point about causation, the budget was received by people who don't generally like a tax-cutting, pro-growth economic agenda, people don't go for the supplyside approach. they kind of prefer a redistribution approach by government

neosha, pisca and bully carol thought, pity this did show other mom said that save her an account. shelton at mcmurry. shouldn't the stylee more? he should melissa pods awhile. a minute. ah, the dead have to be buried in the yards of apartment blocks constant shelley makes it impossible to get to amuse cemeteries. ah, or perhaps she is of ami over schanzer. ah, hardy lady to come to the library, which is going up where i live in a short while he was here. oh boy, feel wor, level 3, which in his elbow while still more for yourself. ukrainian, neo nazis target those who remain knowing full well that they are destroying schools, playgrounds, when kindergarteners, where the police were similar simply a paper on smiley medicines, irish dishwasher. and i will suggest sardina cornerstone showing his mother when he is a popular macarthur horn with a newspaper mouths throw. mathley said the were you and i will keep in this form form. the other one is who up 3 lou to chance warren, my son in the her just busy parsons ah. a score with full bumble b as a shekels with a 1st. did you be see troy. yeah.

great yen shelton berg speaking there. now nato defense ministers are now holding their 2nd day of talks with ukraine's anti missile defenses. the very top priority for days his country has been attacked from the ear. so it's clear what the ukranian defense minister once rest nichols appeal on his visit to brussels k miss germany delivered exactly that the 1st. so for air defense systems, cold air is t has arrived in ukraine. it can it incoming missiles within a radius of 40 kilometers, at a height of up to 20 kilometers isde and so our support of ukraine remains unchanged. and all sham deference or decisions made by the kremlin won't stop us up more help for ukraine as fast as possible. the u. s. is heading up discussions on how to get this done with around 50 countries, alongside nato nations are also states like japan, australia, tunisia, and kenya as well as anti aircraft missiles. they want to provide artillery ammunition, and even military clothing for the upcoming winter. several countries of are working together to

different systems, new agricultural systems of the see the local cultivation team of new plan here under shelton. i have plans until bonnie but system change can only work if every one participates. she's convinced of that. and she's got a plan in in the local youth hostel. the agricultural scientist is giving cookery courses together with her colleague, lena horne. at lynn of atlanta, what are we doing with the key more tomorrow? friday we're going to make a king was salad and a came watching patty hotly at the workshops, local cooks chefs and bakers are learning how to best prepare the new ingredients. if agricultural system change is going to work, their role is vital and asthma was in been one, it only makes sense if you can get what the farmers are growing on to people's plate sensing, saying so we are showing people who work with good, what to do with it, because you're baker's what to do with it. and that's the basic idea, i guess for the one to put it simply hang from farm to table. compared, often tell us the baker is trying his hand at making hummers from regional chic piece. as kids w

. ♪ >> please welcome, partners a chief investment and officer, jim shelton, white house american rescuelan implementation chief data equity officer, clarence, and mayor of san antonio texas, ron nierenberg, ceo and executive director the national league of cities, clarence anthony. and the roosevelt institute southern economic advancement object executive director. [applause] ♪ >> it is great to be here with all of you read i'm excited to introduce our next panel equity by design scoring how cities and counsel are advancing racial equities in the plan. i had the privilege of serving as the chief data equity officer in the rescue plan and limit -- implementation team, to ensure we are meeting the president's goal of advancing equity for this once in a generation investment and funding and community, businesses and families. our number one priority is ensuring the american rescue plan at least to an economic recovery for all americans. this summer we released this report. the details by the administration is in -- centered in our report. it includes the arp equity learning agenda in an an

we're way behind and where will departmental shelton going? and this is largely down into complete inaction on the of the policy level. this is eva penner from the cleaner task force. it's one of the few environmental organizations calling to put money into capturing carbon. one of the reasons why we, you know, we don't know answers to questions like capture rates or how would it work on a commercial scale is because seo companies, how them, how to actually reduce their mission. the international energy agency expects carbon capture to cover half of will steal production by 2050, the climate friendly scenario. if it works, it would free up hydrogen to be used in other processes that are also hot clean. but to date, we don't really know what share of a mission c. c s can actually capture from steel. if steel make a stick to blast finances, but ccf doesn't quickly become cheap or efficient. the cold a burn, we'll just keep on polluting. we console steel by giving up on it, but there's a huge amount policy makes and companies can do to get the te

tuesday, the northeastern community with ty, so on is trying to recover after a former police officer shelton stab 36 people, including 24 children in their carers. the un high commissioner for refugees says the agency needs more money. so we put grandy says, armed conflict, human rights abuses, and global warming have pushed the number of people fleeing their homes to more than a 100000000. and without additional funding, the organization might have to make major cuts. the impact of this inaction on the world's most vulnerable is grave cove. it climate conflict, and now the cost of living crises are causing ever more hardship. and indeed, and in various ways, compelling people to flee through the newest political party has been declared. the winner of last week's general election. the electoral commission says the 7 month old revolution for prosperity parts, $156.00 seats, as 5 seats shorts of an outright majority, or the leader in business men, sam method. connie is new to politics and he will need to persuade other parties to form a coalition. he's promised to develop lives who do and lift

if i, if you know the delhi i in old, you know, shelton bug and i was, you know, having, having these absolutely ridiculous discussions. so as you say, i no idea what they're talking about. i don't think anybody else does either learn it big thing the, the question of what is european security going to look like? because the reason why we're, we are where we are, is that we are at the behest of the united states and it's accolade the u. k. they created a european security system, not only without russia but against russia, and they want to do it again. and then we have to look back to december 17th on a sound like a broken record, but we had, you know, what russia set out very clearly in black and white would expect expects for its own security needs within europe. this is being completely ignored again, and because it was ignored, we know what happened on february 24th. so what are these people thinking about, mark this, i'm sorry to put it to try to break it to you, but they are thinking of an e. you super state, which is what they've been dreaming also decades, if not longer, you k

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or while my dears, therefore, when i showed much skill al shower shelton, found mood died in baghdad on prison in august 2018. at the age of 57. the cause of death was reported as a heart attack. however, his family questioned this, as they said he'd been in good health while in prison. well then monica, the girl, hamish, on amboy matamoros, could have done with the one bedroom. so dental, i worked my, his boss of another stem who are hampton on what the, the, to be at lee. oh hon or dish on her. it shows other than key a. her did you to be at lee, your car wash coffee, me him. was flat beater. ah, your there is a little and chem, corbett shall take it. mullin. tricky twig. rafino. jonah will have to learn more t as fast on with certain with us for symposium on rosa care. all that about the abraham him absorb, it also had to get it for literally dramatic and what asked him cannot digitally at lead over them over them at the gelatin or had positive also on it that was ongoing . what was heartily hydrocarbon dish cofton. so it will stand by then by then there was that in my thought, th

so thank you leland shelton here with you to do this oral history. >> it's a pleasure, sir. >> let's begin kind of not at the beginning because there is a beginning before this but april, 1959. >> it was one of the happiest days of my life. that was a day that was congregated officially as the u.s. first astronaut group and previous that is the day we first showed up officially as the first astronauts in the united states at langley field, virginia. it had become nasa in a hurried turnaround as you recall and astronaut selection and training basically was run by the people that work from langley. we all reported under washington and that is where the initiation and the introduction, the preselection, all that sort of routine went on and then as you know, we had a physicals elsewhere in the country. but once the selection was made, of course we reported to those people at langley field which was kind of neat for me because i was already stationed in norfork in a job in which i didn't like in the first place. so it was an easy trip for us. didn't even have to move. >> your journey to g

reuben shelton, the 34th grandpa mark. i'm so sorry but our technical difficulties.e today. thank you. >> thank you for having me simone, i appreciate. it >> all right folks, have you've been following the mass happening in the los angeles city council? >> if not, i want to get you caught up. and june 2021 to other and the l.a. city federation president met for a little chat, according to the l.a. times focuses on council members frustration with maps that were proposed. during the secret meet, up the conversation was recorded and has recently been really picked. the l.a. city council talks negatively about the son of fellow council member mike bone. she calls bone and who is white the fourth black council member. he can also be heard in the reporting suggesting that bone in treats ascend who is black like a designer handbag. i want you to listen to this for yourself. >> there is this white guy with a little black kid who is misbehaving. he is no -- >> the kid is bouncing. he's taking it over. there's nothing to control him. he's dealing with a subtle white kid, i wa

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tommy shelton's work again theory is -- we fire nukes, if you fire them all, the world gets obliteratedmore humans, bye-bye. that logic means no one ever tries to use one. it seems to me like we are in a different world now where we are talking about tactical nuclear weapon and other means of deterrent. but is that a powerful enough deterrent? >> that is exactly right. the world you described was 60 years ago, october 1962. this is a different world, where you are tempted to use a nuclear weapon in a limited way. one, two, a half dozen, to try to stop the war in its tracks, to try to break the european support for ukraine, to play into so called peace sentiments in the u.s. and split american support for ukraine. that is what you are trying to do if you are putin. so, you have got to try and counter that in a way that doesn't bring you, the u.s., to the brink of using a nuclear weapon. here's the other thing president biden was correct about. there is no safe way to use a tactical nuclear weapon that doesn't bring us down this road. -- >> yes. >> wargames repeatedly showed that when you

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judy shelton, great monetary expert and great friend of ours. both reagan and trump people and many in between the steadfast person of great principle. i want to begin with what steve forbes mentioned on our show a few moments ago which is important, the relationship between economic strength and home national security military strength abroad. sometimes it's characterized as weakness at home and weakness abroad but i think it's more properly characterized as strength at home as strength abroad. one leads to the other. to some extent, is perhaps less understood or underrated as a factor but you mentioned on our show as you always do, i want you talk about that because america is on defenses in the 1970s may be long before that but certainly in the 70s we forget the strength of soviet communism and forget the fact that not only did they have eastern europe and so forth but they infiltrate our own hemisphere not just in cuba but also south littered throughout south america. that changed during the reagan years and why don't you take it from there

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i also want to thank the staff of continuing professional education leland shelton and caroline honeycut they ensured things ran very smoothly. we appreciate that. i would like to thank the donors to the virginia center for civil war studies. this year we were able to offer the event for free. of course the overhead was much lower because of the zoom format, but they were not zero. it's because of the generosity of our donors that we were able to offer the event for free. thank you very much. finally, thanks to our three speakers. you did a wonderful job. i really enjoyed your talk. it was obvious from the questions and the comments we received that the audience did as well. >>> if you're enjoying american history tv sign up for our newsletter

i also want to thank the staff at continuing a professional education leland shelton and caroline honeycutt. all three weeks. they've ensure that everything run very smoothly. so we appreciate that and i would like to thank the donors to the virginia center for civil war studies this year. we were able to offer the event for free. of course. the overheads were much much lower because of the zoom format, but they were not zero and it's because of the generosity of our donors over the years that we were able to offer the event for free. thank you very much. and finally thanks to our three speakers. you did a wonderful job. i really enjoyed your talks. it was obvious from the questions and the comments we received that the audience did as well. so i r c-span.org/history. >> next, we visit plimoth patuxet and plymouth, massachusetts, to explore the re-created 17th century colonial village and talk to interpreters about daily life. the you depicted is 1627, seven years after the mayflower landed when about 160 pilgrims lived there. >> i am richard pickering, executive director at plimoth patuxet

mississippi, were charged and arrested: sierra mccandless, oci-anna kilburn, jennifer newman, sheyenne shelton-millsimple assault against a minor. in the video day care workers use a scary halloween mask and appear to intentionally scare the young children, even chasing and grabbing a toddler at one point in the two-minute video. >> i was in complete shock of what i witnessed. whether they had a mask on or the mask off, their behavior was unacceptable. my blood pressure was raised. it broke my heart for my child. i was angry. >> speaking to abc news overnight katelyn johnson said her 2-year-old son is still showing signs of trauma and hardly sleeping through the night. she sees these charges as first steps towards justice. >> i hope you're enjoying jail and i hope you realize what you've done is serious and it's not a joke and it's nothing to laugh at. >> reporter: keegan and alyssa hayes' 2 1/2-year-old daughter was also in one of those classrooms. they want us to show her face to see what their daughter went through. >> i want them to see the terror on her face because that is what i see every nig

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some big entertainment news, guys our good friend, blake shelton, just announced that, after next seasoneaving "the voice. [ audience aws ] yep, blake is stepping away from his chair so he can go home and spend more time in his chair. [ laughter ] and finally, guys, there's a a lot going on in the news right now, but instead of me just telling you about it, i thought it would be nice to give you the chance to decide what we talk about that's right, it's time for "you pick the joke." here we go ♪ ♪ the jok you pick the joke ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: so, here's how it works, i'm going to show you two news stories, then you guys get to pick which one we talk about. here we go let's take a look at story number one >> gas prices are on the rise in the u.s. and could soon hit the national average of $4 a gallon >> jimmy: mm here's story number two. >> a bizarre story out of westmoreland county tonight. >> police say a man took off all his clothes and started eating vegetables out of people's backyard gardens. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: all right. which story do you want to talk about? one

tonight, join jimmy and his guests - blake shelton, gigi hadid and featuring the legendary roots crew 1705 >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. welcome! welcome, everybody welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show. this is it you're here. thank you for watching [ cheers and applause well, guys, this is exciting the 2022 nfl season kicked off tonight! [ cheers and applause right now our viewers are like, "am i really drunk, or does fallon have a beard? [ laughter ] oh, it was great to have football on tv again i haven't seen that many slow-motion replays since harry styles sat next to chris pine do you know what i'm saying? i mean - [ laughter and applause yeah, tonight's game was between the buffalo bills and the los angeles rams yep, buffalo versus l.a. it was basically the wings on your plate versus the celery [ laughter ] you know what i'm saying i saw that the buffalo bills have the best odds to win the super bowl [ audience oohs meanwhile, the team with the worst odds are the houston texans [ a