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she walks into my office we have a long process because there are soe few of them and she comes intos my office after many rous of screening and it was the first time i realized she's black. it was so irrelevant in the process that no one bothered to mention she was black and i remembered telling the clerks to tell her that. that's interesting when she was told that what do you think she felt? she was delighted because she knew that played no role in her achievement. that her achievements were hers and that craziness and the law schools are waking a lot of these kids up and i think you will see it's not going to put up with a lot of stuff. >> the professional interviewer. >> another quotation from chester seven. >> it is the job of liberals to make mistakes and the job of conservatives to keep them from being corrected. does that strike you as a good working definition? [laughter] >> he is a brilliant guy and there was a word that was used today that was really interesting and essential in its courage the way that walter williams said in one of his books from the 1980s is all it takes

soes there's no question about that . in fact, joe and i were havinghi a conversation today. we're talking about which state is more pro-life could claim the mantle of most pro-life state in the union. and i think i it's a close run thing between arkansas and west virginia. and what joe here in west virginia is what i hear allsa across arkansas. so many familiess. are strugglig in the last week of the monthrt to pay the mortgage to make a car payment, to pay the bills, to put food on the table much less to have any extra money left over to save a little bit or to takee s kids out to a movie or to go to on a summer vacation and again ,that's the main issue. there are other issues as well in addition to rising crime and a border in chaos and again, if this is the finald decision of the court, i think the democrats will notem be able to conceal just how extremeon they have become on the issue of abortion in recent years,fa far beyond where they are or at least what they said they were the case for the benefit of public opinion in thenion clintn era that abortion should be safe,

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privacy, this particular opinion if it holds will essentially only extend that to those of a certain soes oyoe -- economic status. and finally, i just want to point out as jeffrey was talking about and prete and joan, the idea of precedent. this has come up a great deal. alito mentioned it in saying things should actually stick. this is what it is and the inertia will keep going. we'll not in surprise because we saw how the supreme court allowed texas to do an end runaround precedent. they did not honor it in that way. but i think most people thought about maybe it would be parameters, maybe the weak the compelling interest of the state to protect, protect an unborn fetus would out weigh the compelling interest of a state of a woman to carry a pregnancy at a particular part of a trimester. we thought the plan might be mas massage. the obliteration talks about the inequality and will impact people that do not have the means but will not stop people with a i abortion in this country but those who do not have the luxury of choice and what is the story of america if not that? >> can i just ad

he tried to work out some sort of deal with khrushchev soe could both avoid getting vaporized.biden administration is doing is the opposite. it is putting pollutant in a position where he might very well use nuclear weapons. i think this is remarkably foolish. judy: evelyn, what do you see happening if vladimir putin were to resort to tactical nuclear weapons? what do you see the u.s. response -- >> i think he is most likely to use them if he feels it will be no consequences for him. if he thinks we will not counter with a nuclear use, i know it is a horrible thing to contemplate but that is how deterrence works. or if he thinks we will not enter the war directly. and actually i think i am not sure whether our government would actually use nuclear force and a response that we have to say that because that is part of deterrents. if there is nuclear use for the first time since world war ii and vladimir putin may well do that if he thinks we won't respond, i think president biden will enter the war directly. that is not an troops on the ground but it means russia will lose. i thi

that is a look across the cogood morning to emeryville soe sun with the clouds clearing.soe it's goingy though the winds kicking up for mainly 60s around the bay. 70 inland and then we're looking at another cool day tomorrow chance of showers. >>> sotlwey. dut for day pretty much and then a big warm-up expected across the eastern half of the country. we're talking the warmest weather yet for many cities from chicago all the way to the east coast. we will take it. >> as long as it's a little better for mother's day. >> a little bit. it'll be better than today. >> all right, thanks, cheryl. >>> all right. coming up here on "gma," harry and meghan will be at the queen's ubilee but why you won't see them waving with her majesty. >>> and then we are in miami where the course is set for the city's first grand prix. our live report coming up. if you don't stain your deck, it's like the previous owner is still hanging around. previous owner: "laughs" ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ mom: where are you going? ♪ ♪ so today let's stain, with behr, the #1 rated stain. and make your deck, yours. behr. exclusively at the ho

soe that explanation sounded good to us . but was it true ? according to the texas department of public safety, it was in factt true . spokesman called eric estradaol told us that a school resource officer assigned tod rob elementary and uvalda exchanged gunfire with the suspect beforeh a suspect entered the school. in an interview with cnn,nn estrada stated, the gunman, quote, engaged the school resource officer and duringac that shootout the gunman dropped a black bag containing ammunitionk . he the director of the texas department of public safety, steve mccraw, affirmedliha that this happened. quote, the bottom linepp b is lw enforcement was there. macross said they did engage immediately. so that was the story.. and again, weag were happy to believe it, but it doesn't seem to be true. a witness called one carranzad who lives next to the school said he saw everything that happenedhe. kronstadt said to the associated press he had watched ramos' crashed his truck outside the elementary school, take a rifle and shoot two people atb a funeral

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actually the night before after i delivered my verdict on that oprah win a thon which i thoughtth was soe disingenuous and so full of liesnu. i actually discovered latered the mega megamall written to the chief executive of itv, my company demanding that she finally and i was then told on the tuesday after that show that you just showed a clip from. right. here's the deal. you eitherr apologizeogiz but disbelieving meghan markle well, you have to leave. i said why would i apologize for honesty held opinion and i don't think so knowing along the lines i wouldn't have minded strong way. i don't i don't think you'd have ever apologized and that you genuinely felt i think you'd have been taken if that was the option you'd have walked. that's why i walked at that point i my understanding was you were handed an apology that they wanted you toap read . i agree with you and i think itt took a lot of courage tooo say o and walk. i would not havei read that either because you're entitled to your opinion and the wholeid idea that you have a government agency that is hovering over you and monitoring

so, yes, there may be some pain april soes yated with getting back to that the big pain is in not dealing over time, not dealing with inflation and allowing it to become entrenched. >> thank you, chair powell greg from market watch i was wondering if you could take a step back and talk about in march looked like steady quarter point rate hikes, get the funds rate up to 2% end of the year now it seems like you're much more aggressive. so could you talk about the thinking that's behind that? thank you. >> so, look, i think what you've seen is really i would say last fall, in the middle of last fall, there was a time when our policy stance was still pretty much in sync with what the data. if you remember there were a couple jobs reports and inflation had actually -- month by month inflation had come down until september a few months in a row, stayed low, and then around the end of october we got three or four really strong readings that just said, no, this is a much stronger economy. and, by the way, then with the restatement of the jobs numbers it looked like the jobs market was much more e

want his they don't this conformity and it's been shoved down their throats by this leftist fringe.is soe fa the faster that we all kd of band together to defeat them, the better and faster we'll be having cocktails. be you know, i've been waiting forn capitalism to be the self-correcting mechanism. you're right. not not what most people do not want this . they want free ideas flowing a in theme united states of america. but i'm again not to be debbie downer. it's i want to see american s corporations once again devote themselves quite honestly tone what the majority of their customers wanttf and not be afraid of whoever in the cubicle on floor three is readye to file some absurd hrre complaint. e and i'm not sure we're there.rac i'm just not sure corporate america quitea quite crazily isr >> dy to embrace capitalismac. yeah, well again, we can help them by showing them the wayth and i think what netflix iss doing is definitely a step forward. i think netflix realized people don't want to see shows about racist babies and they kind of self corrected. i think that also there's a liet that

soe we just have a fundamentalp disconnect between what the people in washington, d.c. think is importantle and what they're signing up for and what the rest of us are forg to have to pay . ms and if you look at it in relative terms, as you just said, it really is so so deeply revealing. randi wright, great to see you. yothank you . l you bet.ot so there arere a lot of people l who voted democrat all their lives because they thought they were on the side of the poor, the little guy man against litew the machine and a lot of them are bewildered by what they're seeing, not one of those lifelong democrats called colin. right. he came up with a cartoon cd: to illustrate what is goingng on now. elon musk mus just shared on twitter. he joins us nextk jus to explain what it means. m plus, we're learning a lot more about a joe biden's ministr of truth. hilarious figure, also a shill for china with the details for ted. >> hi, bill . o'reilly here. my new book killing the killers the secret war against terrorists is the best reporting i've done in my career. every day the usa is

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soe that not happen there. on the coercion side there are different forms. there is actual, you are compelled to be, to say the prayer. that is not happening here. you are compelled to be present at an event where a prayer will be spoken. that is engle, that is santa fe. i think you are not saying that here either. you are saying there is kind of an implicit peer pressure, subtle coercion, implicit coercion. if i'm wrong about that, tell me, but that seems a different concern than the lee v. weissman, santa fe concern, and seems to run into the line-drawn problems you and i were discussing. so, whatever you want to say. mr. katskee: the test the court used in engle was in direct coercion. the court said indirect coercion matters too. indirect coercion of students of minority faiths to conform to a religious practice is an establishment clause violation. that was not, if you don't join the prayer you are off the team, that was the sort of situation where students can reasonably understand and hear very much students and parents understood that you have to go

robinhood is today's iteration in the '90s, called, soes bandits. neil: i remember. >> there is nothing new under the sun when it comes to market consist. that is true even with the conditions station. we talked about the concentration of assets in these major tech stocks which are just now starting to correct, apple, facebook, netflix, all the rest. 20 some years ago it was oracle, it was sun microsystems, it was cisco. that same concentration of great money in a few names. no inevitable explanation how this will turn out but athlete i'm now seeing a lot of falling knives. those can be very dangerous and very expensive to catch. neil: i got you, my friend. thank you very much, catching up on this so many other matters as you uniquely do, jonathan. just to put the issue with china, i want to make this front and senter, china accounts for all of tesla shares, half of its manufacturing, much of the iphone supply comes from that region of the world. so when it slows and stops it's a big worry. we're into the fourth week of the rolling shutdowns going o

nominal gdp is so huge there's going to be this food and energy yes,imbalance for soe time >> in fed said yesterday, the fed staff still believes we're going to have a 2.8% growth per year in 2022 i just don't see that happening. you have q1 at minus you'll have to have 4% growth to hit the target that's just not going to happen. i think we're in a scenario where we have a stagflation environment. i think the economy's going to cool off, and i think we'll have a recession bit endy the end of year or beginning of next year and still have rising fuel and food price the monetary policy just can't change that. i believe the amount they can raise rates is indicative or anchored in the delta from the base, and not necessarily equalizing it with, quote, the neutral rate so i don't think they're going to get much over 200 basis points in hikes before they have to pause and head the other way. >> now the market base indicators have been coming in we know they're im perperfect. presumably, longer-term treasury yields would register this persistent inflation if that was likely to stay in the sy

quicker and when you have 11 to 12% of the total production going down, i'm wondering why it's taking soe long to get where we are at. why weren't we working at great speed? i'm reminded of the battle of midway when after being damaged general newman or admiral newman says we need to get this ship out and the ship is sailing and 48 hours because the american soldier got in there and got it done. i don't expect you could get a sturgis open in two days but why is it going to take four or five months and why are we moving on all these things towards getting this plant reopened then? >> you can answer briefly. >> as i say we didn't have confidence that they would produce a safe formula until the control of the plant and the consent decree. itcr is a legal agreement involving the department of justice and the manufacturer that has to be negotiated and i would also add it was so badly met with them yesterday there were so many steps even though they've been working out. they are still not ready to go but they will be on the next several weeks. >> the chair recognizes chairman problem for five m

sales guidance for the rest of the year the customer, overall, seems okay but ak mocknowledges there's soeges there's big demand in higher-priced items. while they are seeing increases of store brand lunch meat, they're also seeing sales of patio furniture now that the weather is warming up. a mixed result commentary and numbers here, becky. >> this is really important, on many different levels, because walmart is the largest employer in the united states, the biggest retailer that you see anywhere and what we're talking about, what we're trying to figure out here are two things. one, how's the consumer doing? it sounds like overall the consumer's still strong, but it's cing with the cfo told but how there are behavioral change. does that mean people are trading down from mname brands o house brands? >> yes, and he gave the example specifically of the lunch meat and also interestingly, moving down to the half-gallons of milk as opposed to full gallons of milk >> i'm sorry, go ahead >> no, no, exactly i think that's interesting, too. does that mean they're going to be drinking less milk? or

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