it became a mainstay and not only that i would come back to st. louis and we'd have dinner quite a bit. we would go out with chuck, and so i found out, brian, there are two people -- there's charles berry and chuck, and that i was getting charles who was this unbelievable gentleman and chuck is the one who would yell at you, didn't pay me, i want my money. and i was getting this sort of fatherly gentleman, really remarkably kind and he called me professor. we would talk and talk about things and very smart. >> he didn't go to college. >> no, he had that feral, he would say things that could make your hair stand up because he could see what was around him. one day i went and he invited me to his recording studio and weep ate at wendy's. he wears a sailor's cap and we were at wendy's. i sat in while he recorded all the songs and mixed them of his last album. he only had one engineer and he would play the instruments and i watched him record some of these songs. this little studio like this we hung out two days while he was doing it in st. louis he was rec

he was an african-american, a black man who had come to st. louis, and under the laws of st. red a free man. his owners moved him to another state where he wasn't, where he continued to be a slave. when they moved him back to st. louis, he sued for his freedom, and the law up until his lawsuit in misery, should have made him a free man permanently -- in missouri, should have made him a free man permanently. it's a long, interesting history. you are in st. louis, you should learn a little bit about it. ultimately, the case went to the supreme court. and in one of the most vilified decisions of the court, the dred scott decision, the supreme court decided that black people, even in free states, were not citizens of the united states. that decision, there were many other components, but that decision was one important factor in the start of the civil war of the united states. so, then you get plessy versus ferguson in, i think it's 1898, where the court says separate but equal is okay. famous dissent written by justice harlan, one of the most important influential dissents, as wa

at washington university in st. louis. she talks about her relationships with the other justices, and partisanship. >> [applause] >> well thank you very much. thank you very much for being here is in the something. >> it is amazing. all of you should know, that he had prepared about 16 questions. and they were also good. i didn't even know what to tell you you should ask. >> that's good. >> so i will be as surprised as all of you are but what questions he picks. okay? >> before we jump in i want to welcome everyone. this is such an extraordinary event for university. at a complicated time in our universities history. in our nation's history. and on behalf of all the students and the faculty and staff, we are so pleased that you are with us today. i also want to thank all of the people who made this possible. your office, all of our security folks and our events team. everybody student affairs. this is an extraordinary team effort and i'm proud of the way in which our teams have pulled together to make this possible. and of

that's the home of the st louis cardinals.iting day day there, obviously for baseball fans. hi alex. absolutely exciting, and i mean, i got here early in the crowds were already here. the game just wrapped up with a cardinal wins, so the excitement is continuing, and this is the first year without any covid restrictions. no mask mandates, no social distancing, so it's really a feeling of renewal for both the players and fans alike and 14. mlb teams are facing off today in the first normal season in years, including the brewers versus the cubs to the astros versus the angels. to the pirates versus the cardinals right here in st louis, but the weather had different plans for some teams, the games between the red sox and the yankees and the mariners and twins got postponed till tomorrow for the business around stadiums. no question. the start of the season will give them a financial boost. big time and here in st louis cardinals have fans from all over the country who come to watch the games and everyone that i spoke they're just

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so we went through st. louis and i got joe edwards the guy who set these up and we met at blueberry hill and chuck and his wife and daughter ingrid. we all had a meal we had a great time and then we would go went down into the basement and we played music with them. he played guitar one of my students played drums a little and he was had our driver saying he set my class up as a band while he played and we had a blast. in angered was daughter is beautiful and has this incredible voice and personality. and so then it just became a mainstay and not only that i the you know, the i would come back to saint louis and we'd have dinner quite a bit and joe edwards and i would go out with chuck and and so i found out that brian they were two people that there's charles berry and chuck. in that i was getting charles, who was this unbelievable gentleman, and chuck was the one who yell at you didn't pay me. i want my money in a you know, you know, and i was getting this sort of fatherly gentleman really remarkably. kind and

in the hot summer of 1904 in the american city of st. louise wanted to buy hot waffles, ice cream appeared in a waffle cone. in the hot summer of 1904, humvee was selling waffles at the world's fair in sensi suddenly, the holder of the neighboring kioskazza has run out of ice cream dishes good-natured hemway. i suggested that my neighbor use his waffles as cups. having twisted the horns from them, since no one bought them from him anyway , the buyers appreciated the idea the most. a few years later, the resourceful ernest humvee opened the first large company for the production of horns, which marked the beginning of their industrial production. and as a result of this fleeting round. show us at the bank. 380 thousand rubles ahead of the fourth round, where can you replenish pot for another 20 thousand and get to the coveted round amount at 4:00 or not, just round find out very soon the fourth round right now. in the fourth round, all 20,000 rubles play again. everything is on the line, as usual. there is one feature in this round. this is a r

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how do i would like to st. louis on all of the frenchman and women holly voted from me and the 1st round and in the 2nd round, and gave me the address for their future. for a more independent france, a stronger your article, morgan end through investments, and we'll do the change to continue more concrete progress for everybody, liberating creativity and innovation in our country and made france and great ecological nature. just so see i also know good know to look over the lead is many of our citizens no voted for me not because they wanted to support my idea, but in order to stop at the far right in end, i want to thank them it and tell them that i know all of this vote is an obligation for me from the coming years that i saw i carry their sense of duty with their attachment to the republic. and the reason of the differences that were expressed in the last week the bosses and also things. but it was about all our citizens who owned a silence means that they refused to choose. and we also need to take that into acco

supreme court justice sonia sotomayor chi- -- sat down for discussion at washington university in st. louis. she told student to navigate partisanship by listening and educating others with different views. she also urged students to basically engaged in their future endeavors. this is just under one hour. [applause] mr. martin: thank you very much, sir. thank you very much, doctor. isn't this something? justice sotomayor: it's amazing. al

what happened happened. >> you moved from hickory county, missouri to st. louis.ibly been elected in hickory county according to what we heard about it today. you talked about in your speech that you think every day about the kid still there in hickory county, the kids that have not made it out, who have not escaped from this kind of bigotry. what do you want those kids to know about what their future can be? >> i do think about them every day, every single day, i think about them. whether they are in hickory county or dallas county or some other rural parts of our state or country, i want them to know that there will come a time, there will come a time where they found people that accept them, they will find people who love them. i have immediate family members who were supportive and loved me, and who welcomed me and took me as i was. like i said, to representative basye, i had folks who are outwardly supportive, but when asked to decide in the court of public policy, decided to treat me like a second-class citizen. just know, there are so many places where that

st. louis, missouri. democratic caller. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. [indiscernible] i am a 77-year-old senior. host: can you turned on your television? we can hear you and the television. caller: sorry. host: thank you. caller: i have many issues with my health, so i do not go out without my mask. as a matter of fact, i have some occasion other people need them. i think it is absolutely inhumane how people have forgotten about getting a hold of the dead bodies, all of the people who are suffering through this pandemic plague, that is what i see it as, and i will not stop wearing my mask until it's gone. because, like someone said, it is a very small inconvenience. host: all right. let me go to dean in largo, florida. republican. caller: hello. am i on? host: you are. caller: i've watch her show before and i have not committed your name to memory. host: greta. it is ok. caller: thank you. i have called because i have picked up some pretty naturally -- nasty viruses like this before. it could be that since the time i was stricken with those, and transfe

the st. louis fed president is not ruling out a fed hike. this is something that is really set for the market. kailey: absolutely. surging not just hear the u.s., but really across the world. this isn't necessarily his base case. he was speaking about this outlook posed by the council on foreign relations. take a listen to what he said. >> the cycle, there was a 75 basis points increase at one point. i wouldn't rule it out. it is not my base case here. kailey: that hawkish right, and is hitting the markets today. we were throwing this around and hour morning editorial meeting. how do we talk about this, it brought us to the question of the day. is bullard driving the bond market? let's ask our policy correspondent, as well as grace capital president and ceo, cate faddis. his 70 points realistic or is jim bullard coming out of left field again? >> a little bit of both. it is realistic and bullard made the point that in 1994, the fed raised interest rates 300 basis points over the year, including a 75 basis point move. it has been done before.

this was confirmed by the mayor c channel didn't mention any body's line in the st. louis. ukraine's media polls its own fake news reports, blaming russia for the gruesome killing of a woman in the dumbbells city of mario. both we.

the st. louis that now to the war in ukraine eastern areas are bracing for what they fear will be a new russian offensive. in a televised address, ukrainian president volota, mister lensky warned that russian troops are moving to carry out large scale military operations in east in ukraine. his comments come a day after he met with austrian chancellor colony, hama who is due to meet with russia's vladimir putin in moscow to day. meanwhile, as russian troops withdrawal from areas around the capital cave, more and more civilian casualties are coming to light. ah, a father's body recovered a daughter's inconsolable grief, and then a 2nd body is found, emergency crews and lucifer have gone from searching for survivors to recovering the dead. rushing force his have reduced this village, just north of ukraine's capital to rubble. officials have uncovered the bodies of hundreds of civilians in towns outside keith, where the russian army has recently retreated and the northern region churned a heave, almos

eastern, a conversation with justice sonya sotomayor at washington university in st. louis.atch next week on c-span or c-span now, our free mobile app. had to c-span.org for scheduling information or to stream video live or on-demand any time. c-span, your unfiltered view of government. >> all this month, watch the top 21 videos from our c-span studentcam documentary competition. every morning, before washington journal, we will hear from one of our studentcam winners, whose documentary told us how the federal government impacted their life. you can watch all the winning documentaries anytime online at studentcam.org. washington journal continues. host:host: welcome back to washington journal. it is our saturday podcast segment. i'm joined by david stewart, host of the tax notes talk podcast. he is the tax notes today international editor-in-chief. welcome to the program. nice to have you in the studio. guest: thank you for having me. host: first, tell us about the podcast. when and why did you started? guest: we started in november of 2017. we were coming from a print journ

well, earlier i spoke to our paris correspondent, the st. louis, asking her how the pens, plans are going down with voters. april here feel that anne marie le pen has indeed managed to depict herself as the candidate closest to the people in it. she's been campaigning through france, from market to market town to town over the past few months, telling people exactly that message that she will help people make ends meet. and that's why her ratings went up over the past few months. but until the 1st on of waiting, that is because after the 1st renovating, have people start to look at her program a bit more closely. and they realize that all these measures she's putting on the table will actually be financed through taking away money from those people. that don't have french nationality and that her overall program is also based on discrimination against non french nationals. so that's why then people actually thought some of them at least thought it might not be such good idea to vote for marina pain. at least when you listen to the polls, the, the

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temperatures climb in st. louiss. >> you brought us good news at the end. >> i try. >>> pope francis led an easter monday prayer vigil attended by thousands of italian teenagers in vatican city. reportedly the first gathering of young pilgrims in the square since the start of the pandemic. pope francis said he was worried about their future. and about russia's war in ukraine which he called cruel and senseless. on easter sunday. >>> thanks so much for spending part of your day with me. our coverage continues now in london. program. if you're age 50 to 85, and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget,t, remember the three ps. what are the three ps? the three ps of life insurance on a fixed budget are price, price, and price. a price you can afford, a price that can't increase, and a price that fits your budget. i'm 54, what's my price? you can get coverage for $9.95 a month. i'm 65 and take medications. what's my price? also $9.95 a month. i just turned 80, what's my price? $9.95 a month for you too. if you're

in st. louis, in this no-knock raid that involved three separate homes at once, there was a four-year-old on the first floor of the home, and it is politically -- it is pretty clear that the four-year-old did not know police will be storming into the home that night, and so you do see a lot of people who get caught up in these who do have their lives irrevocably changed because of no-knock search warrant's that may have had no idea that the police were surveilling a home of somebody they know or love and then have their life changed because of this. and i think that's something that we were very struck by. i mean, there were maybe five cases where people who were killed were not actually involved in the warrant at all. they happened to be there and they were looking for someone else. amir locke is one example of that. so when you think about carrying out these warrants and who gets caught up in it, i think there will be people who wonder if police are killing people who are not involved with these

the st. louis in paris for us. thank you. as in sports news now, and by and unix rain, as bonus league champions continues, they sealed record 10th german title with victory over torment. robert levin dusky was among the go scores against his former club as by and ran out 31 winners. it's a 1st come to seek a title for their coach julian now guzman at just age 30 for title caps and otherwise disappointing season. for brian, who are already out of the car and the champions league. well let's get more on this record extending by in title when with my test book from detail, the sports, not much of a surprise, but still quite significant. not much of a surprise at all, many friends would say unfortunately that the last 10 years by a munich won the title in the german book, the slager. it's a straight record. it's unbelievable the only other one in the big 5 leaks with the chief that almost was event is to read to $19.00 straight titles, but 10 in a row. it's just a testament to binds consistency over 34 games year after year. and

he's going to fly back to america, and then take that spirit of st. louisall the way around that country -- a goodwill tour, that stretched across america. and it was in this moment, this moment of the post lindbergh afterglow, the air fever was born in america. that's what they called at the time. air fever. it had a surprising side effect. one that male asian -- women now wanted to fly across the ocean, and unlike lindbergh and the men, they were willing to do it for free. ruth elder we'll leave five months later, in this plane right here. in october of 1927, it was a red plain, bright red, with yellow lettering down the side, and a cursive script that you can kind of make out there. the plane was aptly called the american girl. this plane was 32 feet from nose to tail, 46 feet across the wing. and obviously, a single engine airplane with a top speed of 105 miles an hour. for reference, if you're bailing down the runway at reagan to take a flight, you are already going 105 miles an hour. this plane had no radio, no way for ruth elder to contact the outsid

and then take that "spirit of st. louis" around the country that summer and fall, 92 cities in all, a goodwill tour that stretched across america. and it was in this moment, this moment of the post-lindbergh afterglow, that air fever was born in america. that's what they called it at the time, air fever. and it had a surprising side effect or at least one that male aviation officials had not expected. women now wanted to fly across the ocean. and unlike lindbergh and the men, they were willing to do it for free. ruth elder will leave five months later in this plane right here. october 1927. it was a red plane, bright red, with yellow leather down the side in a cursive script that you can sort of make out there. the plane was aptly called "the american girl." this plane was 32 feet from nose to tail, 46 feet across the wing. and obviously a single engine airplane with a top speed of 105 miles an hour. just for reference, when you're barreling down the runway at takeoff at reagan these days, to take a flight, you're already g

while mccoy is expected to win, many people say they're undecided g, w, the st. louis as more on pulling predictions from paris. as opposed to polls in other countries such as the u. k. all the yes pulls, and frans actually tend to be correct. especially when it comes to the presidential election, as you said. and my call is in the late with 10 points even more depending on which point you're looking at. but they asked of 2 factors that could change things. first of all, as i mentioned in my report, the fact that more than 10 percent of the voters still don't know who they will vote for. and then secondly, the extension right. it pulses are expecting between 20 or 25 percent of photos not turning out to vote if that were much higher. 7 that could mean that some of those who are willing to wait for a minute, my call, but not whole heartedly say they only want to block marina pen from getting to fall . if they see that the polls i actually showing that my call will win anyway. and they didn't turn out to vate, that could have a negative impact of my cause resides. so it'

who is the "you" that you're loving. >> so it starts with my people in st. louis. know, if you say horrible things about me. the question i have for sudid you eat, though? you know, did you have a home? you know, you say all of these things. it's okay. like, you can attack me with those things. but my work is to make sure that you have what you need. so i just love humanity. ( applause ) thank you, congresswoman congresswoman cori bush, everybody! we'll be right back. what's bargain bliss? you know that feeling you get when you find the name brands you love, but for way, way less? that's bargain bliss. find bliss on every aisle at your neighborhood grocery outlet. it's grocery outlet's 20 percent off wine sale going on now till april 12. we have hundreds of wine, sure to please any wine enthusiast. so act now, 'cause these deals won't last long. stop in and save today. -♪ grocery outlet bargain market ♪ >> stephen: that's it for "the late show." tune in tomorrow when my guests will be claire foy and paul bettany. james corden is next. good night, y'all. captioning

she is especially bad on crime and consistently taking criminals over victims and handing out and st. louislow sentences and she even apologizes to criminals as she hands out the senate's those are not well, meaning people. when the heat of a moment, made a terrible mistake for which the -- must nevertheless hold them accountable. not will smith maybe, what these are hardened criminals were -- and pedophiles. one and one instance, judge jackson apologized to a self -- that is what he called himself. a king pin and when she sent this up to 20 years in jail. and then two years later, when she had him back in front of her, she chopped seven and a half years off of the sentence. even admitting that congress had denied her the power to do so. i asked judge jackson under oath if she had contacted any of the victims before she arbitrarily, and unlawfully reduced a sentence. she, said there were no victims in the case. apparently, to a liberal judge, dealing drugs or fentanyl is a victimless crime. she should tell that to the countless mothers and fathers who discovered their child with a needle in

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>> so it starts with my people in st. louis.t even care if you don't vote for me. if you-- you know, if you say horrible things about me. the question i have for you is, did you eat, though? you know, did you have a home? you know, you say all of these things. it's okay. like, you can attack me with those things. but my work is to make sure that you have what you need. so i just love humanity. >> stephen: what could be better? ( applause ) thank you, congresswoman. >> thank you. >> stephen: congresswoman cori bush, everybody! we'll be right back. ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) when you need help it's great to be in sync with customer service. a team of reps who can anticipate the next step genesys technology is changing the way customer service teams anticipate what customers need. because happy customers are music to our ears. genesys, we're behind every customer smile. and now most admired alum! get up there. this is so embarrassing. there's no way it's me. you know her.... you love her.... ruh roh. what are you doin

world, so they are like why not announce a five-year plan to disney world in response to you to st. louis or atlanta or colorado, the governor said, bring it over to colorado, we will welcome you with open arms. what if you are the government of the disney out? >> you want to bet they will not move it out of florida, i will bet a lot of money. half a trillion dollars. >> laura: he think that is a lot of big talk? >> of course it is. but where does this and, what is the next step in this? >> it simply ends with them being treated the same as any company in florida, they are going to follow the laws, they will pay their taxes and it's fine, i want them to do it. i saved tens of thousands of jobs in orlando. if you had a governor like in california, people would've lost their jobs because disneyland was gone over a year. i got them back and in fact i wanted them back earlier. [applause] and i did it because i cared about people's jobs and their livelihood, but in the process of doing that we may disney millions and millions of dollars because we had sensible policies during covid and that is

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we have 125 basis points priced in from may and june and this is something st. louis fed chairman or fed president james bullard mentioned with the need for 75 basis point hike and this is something they are pricing in but it had to go there almost immediately and that's never good when it has to move that fast. the survey of the big-money poll, a lot of neutral, half the respondents. it doesn't happen often but might not be scared enough at this point. jack: it shows they are not sure what to make of this market. one more question. can earnings save us? >> we hope to, apple, microsoft and the rest of them. if the numbers are good they can arrest the drop. look at the charts on these stocks, keep your fingers crossed and hope for the best because it is not looking good. jack: it is not looking good for netflix. if you didn't sign up for netflix during a lockdown pandemic you were never going to sign up and looking ahead to earnings it could be a big move and it sure was. jack: i wasn't sure which direction but we found out quickly, first subscriber decline in a decade

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lisa: they st. louised president came out and highlighted the pressure, saying there is fantasy in policy and a neutral is not putting downward pressure on inflation, it's just keeping things from putting upward pressure on inflation. how to get the sense that we are seeing a response, even the perceived tightening of fed policy, to give us confidence that we cannot go up that far when there are many signs of sticky inflation? michael: you are starting to see some signs, may be prices rolling over so much, but the demand side starting to push back a little bit on these high prices, whether it is used cars, new cars, housing, food or energy, airfares or lodging, you're starting to see a sense that consumers have probably had enough and they are getting to their limit of the price increases. you have seen mortgage refinancing and mortgage activity plummet in the face of higher mortgage rates. that is obviously a very interest rate sensitive sector and i think that we are already starting to see a reaction f

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