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on his way back from a conservative conference on the plane ride back, he was talking with cliff stearns, and he told him if there's not a pay raise for justices, multiple justices might soon return. this he took to mean as justice thomas might be one of the resignations. so when he got back to washington, he set off sort of a flurry of activity there, where he wanted to raise this. he wanted to raise it on the house floor, he wanted to introduce a bill. thomas had also at the same time been raising concerns about the lack of speaking fees that justices could take. he wanted that addressed as well. there was a bill introduced to that effect. so this period of time is very important because there was some financial strain in his life at the time, he had just taken on a nephew and he was sending him to private school. it was around the same time as you mentioned, joy, where these relationships with these benefactors were budding. so this is important context to some of our other reporting all year, because a stream of gifts including tuition, following this moment in 2000. >> so let me pla

stearn grove has been one. buena vista park and forested park the answer is this enough. i would say over all, no. and for sure our assessment that i mentioned early or really recommended at least a 3 television 4 times our number of staffing to reach what he was talking about an prop top get to a 10-15 year cycle we maintain the trees. we are far from that. in the case of emergencies i think we have been able to when we had to move capitol money around this year. it was fortunate this fema came in the picture we moved resources and derow more capitol money i think the answer to the question is -- we could use mor. any questions. thank you. and next we have lisa wayne from the puc. thank you for being here, lisa. thank you. good afternoon i'm lisa wayne the watershed resource manager for puc. i over see land on the peninsula and san francisco and rights of way. so the san francisco puc commission has infrastructure and properties throughout the city of san francisco. some of them are shown here on the map. some of them contain trees and some do not. we think of the trees

why they are armed by ministers uh, was at the same time ideologically belonging in the same organ stearn, hagana fanatic camp, add as yeah, go ahead, thank you, if i may just add as well on the point of sanctions, what's what we are looking at in the united kingdom moving forward, and we'll be keeping a close eye is dual national british citizens who have gone to serve in the idf since october the 7th who have since returned if we if there is any evidence that they have committed. war crimes or any other sort of genocidal act, then they should be facing criminal charges, thank you. dr. punjani, while we're talking about the uk, would they have, an imperial past in palestine, they have moral responsibility, an obligation, some would say, to try and solve, to stop the genocide, yet they're not, um, where does that leave? the united kingdom as as a country, as as a government as far as this issue is concerned. yes, um, we are saying they have moral responsibility, and we would like that, but my analysis is, you can us, as colonial imperialist powers don't see it that way, so when they're ca

think about washington mutual, bear stearns. jamie dimon gets first republic in march.lutely fantastic and an unbelievable acquisition no one else was able to compete with him at the time to acquire. >> we'll give you some love on that. selling morgan stanley and bank of america -- >> i'm back in morgan stanley. >> i know you are now. >> the destination is above 100. i'm not going to be bothered by the fact i got out of that. in the case of bank of america, i will get back in at some point. bank of america was a $50 stock in february of 2022. they just have to deal with the unrealized losses on the low interest to assets that they have. and that's the challenge for them. >> i think steve said something really important which is for these banks you buy the ceo. moynihan i saw at the goldman sachs financial services conference. they're taking market share and investment bank bing. i don't think you need a catalyst. they're trading under ten times earnings. you don't always need a catalyst for the stock to do well. sometimes it just does well -- >> you kind of do. >> not a

>> i will give you drexel, lehman brothers, bear stearns, svb, first republic.inancial institutions tend to die of one or two causes. heart attack or cancer. heart attack is funding risk. they borrow short and let long. cancer is the slow addition of poor quality assets to time undermine the system. you look at all those firms. all of those had an element of heart attack and cancer. funding risk as well as asset risk. we are borrow long and let long. everything is matched. everything is in a fund. there's no daily liquid, quarterly liquid money at apollo. we are ideally situated to take advantage of less liquid assets. we have structured ourselves that way. you look at the totality of what we do. equity is a risk business. equities go up and down every day. you can lose money in public or private equity. in the credit business the vast majority of what we do is private investment credit. >> when i look at the risks out there, what are the tail risks you see right now for private equity? are you hedged perfectly? is there next to no delta where you feel comfortab

a congressman was cliff stearns of florida who according to propublica wrote a letter to thomas sayingot to americans to have the constitution properly interpreted. we must have the proper incentives here to and quote. stern's soon sought help from lobbying from working on the issue, need illiberal speech in the house floor about judges salaries getting rode by inflation. now clarence thomas starting to talk about resigning and suddenly he, had all these new friends. clarence thomas's friends have sent him and his wife ginni an all expense vacations, flown them on private jets, paid his nephews tuition and even paid for his mother's house which she got to live in red free. and now, despite not getting a salary bump, clarence thomas's views on his salaries have changed. >> right now, what is the compensations of a justice on the supreme court. >> oh goodness i think it's plenty. my wife and i are doing fine. we don't live extravagantly but we are fine. >> few weeks after clarence thomas said we are fine, he boarded billionaire harlan crow 's private plane to indonesia for an vacation on

2,000 feet, 5,000, 15,000, 30,000 then all the way back, you know, up the river, and, you know, bear stearnsd and crash landed and got scooped up by jpmorgan, lehman landed and crashed and they sweep the stuff off of the runway. merrill landed and got scooped up by bank of america. ge -- >> aig. >> aig. we were coming in at 3,000 feet and there was still debris on the runway. we were leaking oil. and, you know, that was the moment. so the ship or the plane in that analogy that we took over, was a really damaged vehicle, but we managed to land. with the help of t.a.r.p. and our large investor, we brought ourselves out of that immediate crisis zone, but just when we had come out of it we went into another crisis moody's were going to downgrade us 3 notches. over the next two years we fought this incredibly tough battle to convince them that they were looking at us from a historical perspective, not from a current or forward looking perspective. so it was as an institution as i look back, more of how do you go from survival, fragility, healing, you know, balanced and then strong. and each of th

cliff stearns reebonz. -- let's turn to bonds. 10 year yields down by two basis points.san francisco fed president looking on the dovish spectrum. most people would assume that. becomes a voter next year, the san francisco fed. talking up three rate cuts has not been particularly accommodative, which is where the consensus is right now. lisa: if you have disinflation according to mary daly and according to many people in the economics profession, cutting rates is simply keeping conditions in line with their inflation is that, and that is basically just that if they cut three times they are still going to be quite restrictive based on where they expected asian to come in so is inflation going to come in, and is it going to be eight head fig and others talking up probability other week mission of inflation later in the year? jonathan: earlier in this morning talking about the prospect of maybe a second wave of lesion next year. let's turn to foreign-exchange. the boj, about a month ago this meeting was meant to be live in the last couple weeks, nothing really happened. tha

in march, he did a very upbeat budget, you know, and yet it was bear stearns, lehman brothers and bankmoral of the tale is like today's politicians. but unlike kissinger , he was always kissinger, he was always reacting to events , events, dear reacting to events, events, dear boy events as macmillan said. yeah, of course you're going to do that. but where are the kennedyesque visions ? where's kennedyesque visions? where's the industrial policy ? where's the industrial policy? where's the industrial policy? where's the what do we remember him by in terms of his ideas and what he did in practice ? well, i'll he did in practice? well, i'll tell you what, a lot of people remember alistair darling for was being the conduit between the playwrights and the brownite i >> -- >> and although he himself served both, he was more served with both, he was more gordon brown in terms of his delivery, in terms of his politics, in terms of his feeling for real people. and the other lovely thing i really admired about alistair darling was the fact that he was very pro—union. he really didn't give indep

four times larger than the three others which were pnc, citizens and -- since jp morgan bought bear stearnsisis, it has been able to add a mountain of assets equal to wells fargo which itself is the fourth-largest lender. i think there is concern about this too big to fail kind of slogan that has been with us since the previous financial crisis. it looks like one consequence of the recent regional banking turmoil is the biggest banks dug deeper around themselves. caroline: one area of concern looking into 2024 is the real estate area and holdings of in particular commercial real estate by local banks rather than the big lenders. how much of that is a reality? how much of that is something people are keeping an eye on of what could trigger further concerns for kbw bank index for example? >> i think it is a really big concern for the regional lenders . not so much for the bigger banks which don't have significant exposure or any exposure mitigated by the diversity of their businesses elsewhere. for regional lenders, they have tended to be more exposed and more exposed to commercial real estat