me laugh than tom kennedy. and those who those of you who know him. i think, can kind of can appreciate that. anyhow, thank you all for coming on this on this chilly evening this last in this book continental is about the american west, but it's also i've tried to make it also about something something more. and i want to take one particular theme in that book to to to talk about that a little bit this evening. someone said, despite my early infatuation, the american south, i fell in love with the history of the american west. i love all of it. what i particularly have been drawn to this period of we might call the birth of the west. this period, roughly 30 year period when what we know of what we call the american that region that we call the west came into being. it's fascinating. it's one that most of us are familiar with through, popular culture. this is the period when of overland trails, the the period of the indian wars. this was the period custer's sitting bull. this was the period of mining rushes, the

tom: owned by the government. jonathan: john kennedygan global wealth management next hour, don't miss that. -0.1% for equity futures. from new york, good morning. ♪ i was told my small business wouldn't qualify for an erc tax refund. you should get a second opinion from innovation refunds at no upfront cost. sometimes you need a second opinion. all these walls gotta go! ah ah ah! i'd love a second opinion. take the first step to see if your small business qualifies. was also the first time you heard of a town named dinosaur, colorado. we just got an order from dinosaur, colorado. start an easy to build, powerful website for free with a partner that always puts you first. start for free at godaddy.com >> i believe that my bilateral meetings served as a step forward in our effort to put the u.s.-china relationship on a sure footing. i think we have made some progress, and i think we can have a healthy economic relationship that benefits both of us and the world. jonathan: janet yellen, u.s. treasury secretary, after concluding her visit

carer, have each been sentenced to 11 years over their treatment of tom somerset—how, who has cerebal palsy and is mostly blind. duncan kennedyetermined to be in court to hear the sentences against those who were supposed to care for him, but who instead controlled and exploited him. they were his own wife, sarah, and his own carer, george webb. the pair of them became lovers and, in effect, tom'sjailers. speaking to the bbc, tom — who has cerebral palsy and is nearly blind — said he can neverforgive them. there's no retribution that will ever equalise what they've done to me. as far as george goes, because he was a carer, he should never, ever have the opportunity to do this to anybody again. tom's ordeal took place in this property in chichester which he shared with sarah. in 2016, george webb moved in, becoming tom's carer. it was then the two of them turned on tom. they took away his electronic devices to limit his contact with the outside world. they left him stranded in his bed, on one occasion, for more than a month. he wasn't able to shower for weeks on end and couldn't brush his teeth for more than a year. these phot

tom somerset—how, who has cerebral palsy, was in court to see the pair sentenced. duncan kennedydetermined to be incorrect to watch his tormentors being sentenced. they wear his own wife, sarah, and his character, george webb. the pair of them became lovers and, in effect, tom's jailers. speaking to the bbc, tom, who has cerebral palsy, and is nearly blind, said he can never forgive them. there is no retribution that will ever equalise what they have done to me. as far as george goes, because he was a carer, he should never, ever have the opportunity to do this to anybody again. tom's ordeal took place in this bungalow in chichester. his wife sarah and george webb gradually taking complete control of his life. they took away his electronic devices, to limit his contact with the outside world. they left them stranded in his bed, on one occasion, for more than a month. he wasn't able to showerfor weeks on end and couldn't brush his teeth for more than a year. tom couldn't escape the squalor, his food on this day, a box of sliced bread. there was one point, for example, where i didn

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duncan kennedy has this report. tom his tormentors being sentenced. they were his own wife, sarah, and his carer, george webb. the pair of them became lovers and, in effect, tom'sjailers. speaking to the bbc, tom, who has cerebral palsy, and is nearly blind, said he can neverforgive them. there is no retribution that will ever equalise what they have done to me. as far as george goes, because he was a carer, he should never, ever have the opportunity to do this to anybody again. tom's ordeal took place in this bungalow in chichester, his wife sarah and george webb gradually taking complete control of his life. they took away his electronic devices to limit his contact with the outside world. they left them stranded in his bed, on one occasion for more than a month. he wasn't able to shower for weeks on end and couldn't brush his teeth for more than a year. tom couldn't escape the squalor. his food on this day, a box of sliced bread. there was one point, for example, where i didn't get showered in five weeks. i looked as

. >> you looked like bobby kennedy meets tom hanks in "castaway." seen in my life. [ light laughter ] you had ripped shorts, and you came out of the ocean with driftwood, and you said, "i made a fire and pizza." little tan kids running around >> seth: yeah, my wife loves the beach, so i'm, like, making the most of it >> the beach likes you >> seth: yeah, well that's the heartbreaking thing, right it would be like if lebron james hated basketball >> yeah, yeah. >> seth: i'm built for it. >> you're made for the beach, man. >> seth: and yet i hate every second >> the beach hates me. >> seth: the beach hates you >> the beach is trying to scorch me and drown me. >> seth: yeah, yeah. the whole time you were like, hunched over >> yeah, that's right. i dug a hole and i bury myself up "this is fine. let me know when the tide gets up." >> seth: that's right. we had to keep moving you back >> yeah, that's true >> seth: but we were talking about it, and i talked with glen about it, how hard it is to come up with new premises after everything you have put your c

kennedy family feud. controversial comments from rfk jr. and what family members say about his presidential run. tom llamas joins us from new york.er houlton night. "nightly news" begins now. >>> tonight, the death of an american music legend, the one and only tony bennett. the great singer and performer of the american songbook. he sang about leaving his heart in san francisco, but he gave everything else to his generations of fans here and around the world. the singer who fronted so many classics dying at the age of 96 the tributes tonight from the music world and beyond for the man beloved for his music, his grace and his humanity. >>> also tonight, the growing wildfire disaster and scorching heat in europe while 84 million remain under heat alerts in this country. is there any relief in sight? >>> plus, the battle at the border. the justice department planning to sue texas over that barrier of buoys in the rio

tom daschle gets elected. [laughter] so i had no choice. as a young catholic boy, john kennedy inspired many of us. we brought a black-and-white television in to watch his and on euro. -- his inauguration. it inspired me, this young handsome president with a beautiful wife caught my imagination. it was not long after that i developed a real interest in history. that interest in history led to an interest in public policy. history especially around the american revolution and those early days and the stories of our founding fathers paired i can remember reading every bow graffiti about every president. i belonged to a book club for young students where every third month or so you got a new book, a new biography of the president . i read them all up your direct several many times that is what started the inspiration we got from those books, my fascination with history and teachers like sister morris crowley. audrey: what a great story. thank you. you mentioned last night a couple republicans who came to admire when you were working in washington in those early days. would you tell the audience who th

tom. it's as simple as that. and again, ron desantis has made missteps, as karen just that, with the slavery and personal benefits and the education guidelines. it's ridiculous. suggesting that robert kennedyfda or centers for disease control. it's crazy. he's had these recent missteps and i think tim scott is benefitting with his personal story and a very positive message. >> and karen, president biden publicly acknowledged his first time in a statement first port by "people" magazine, he said our son hunter and the mother, london, are working together to foster a relationship that is in the best interests of their daughter, preserving her privacy as much as possible going forward. this is not a political issue. it is a family matter. if this isn't political, why has the white house been so reluctant to discuss this issue? this young lady is 4 years old. >> i think they did make clear in this statement. a lot of us have complicated family dynamics and i certainly don't know the machinations of their family. i was most importantly glad to see the president and first lady acknowledge this child because she should be the most important thing in all of this. what i hope is that going forward,

tom: this is not easy, the first time i saw this was with simon kennedy and john snow. power. tomorrow, the fed decides, look for that. stay with us, futures red and green on the screen. this is bloomberg. ♪ i was told my small business wouldn't qualify for an erc tax refund. you should get a second opinion from innovation refunds at no upfront cost. sometimes you need a second opinion. all these walls gotta go! ah ah ah! i'd love a second opinion. take the first step to see if your small business qualifies. >> i am critical of powell because the use of portion of the data, they did not see inflation when it was here. when it showed up, they showed up late and big. if we had to increase rates, we should have done it earlier. it stopped so much earlier, we did not need him to do that. when he stopped, he went the other direction. just wait. jonathan: always timely, now never more so than what we see with commercial real estate. this is a conversation, bloomberg will with david rubenstein -- wealth with david rubenstein. i cannot say enough about looking for this, we are

tom: it did not come up. i was told the meeting would be over if i brought this up. they talked about their adaptable points. kennedyie swinehart made very clear that they are hugely flexible. there is very little mckinsey going on and very little to analysis. lisa a: sports teams adapt and adjust. tom: this was really special. julie is out of the midwest and is a cubs fan. they brought her in and she is like the people adult for the boston red sox. everyone else is running around, doing sports. like sidney crosby and all the rest of it. she is like, who is going to pay for this? hello, it's me. jonathan: you mentioned when i walk into the subzero as a lifelong fan, it is a feeling. people may laugh about this but you are overcome by emotion. people get teary when the crowd starts to make a noise. can you talk about how magical fenway is? i have still never made it. tom: you have to go to fenway. what i would say is these people are dealing. john henry and the crew are dealing with the afterthought that they saved fenway park. everything they do after their initial action when they took over from the yaqui family is

lee cohen kyrees kennedy and amy ansell do battle in the clash, plus esteemed biographer tom bower live in the studio to offer his unmissable analysis on reports meghan is regretful over harry's hit job memoir. spare tomorrow's front page is on the way to zero and superstar us journalist meghan kelly joins me live stateside to give her take on the trump bombshell, too. the latest trump bombshell, too. this tonight. this is dan wootton tonight. let's go . let's go. this is news britain's news channel. i'm dan wootton . and as channel. i'm dan wootton. and as a journalist , i feel a journalist, i feel uncomfortable being the story. but i've always promised you that this show has no spin and no bias and no censorship. so i owe it to you to address this . owe it to you to address this. as you probably don't know . as you probably don't know. hopefully you don't know because you're not insane enough to pay attention to the sespe pit of social media these past few days, i have been the target of a smear campaign by nefarious players with an axe to grind, notably me by an ex—partner who i was.

lee cohen kyrees kennedy and amy ansell do battle in the clash, plus esteemed biographer tom bower live in the studio to offer his unmissable analysis on reports meghan is regretful over harry's hit job memoir. spare tomorrow's front page is on the way to zero and superstar us journalist meghan kelly joins me live stateside to give her take on the trump bombshell, too. the latest trump bombshell, too. this wootton tonight. this is dan wootton tonight. let's . let's go. this is news britain's news channel. i'm dan wootton . and as channel. i'm dan wootton. and as a journalist , i feel a journalist, i feel uncomfortable being the story. but i've always promised you that this show has no spin and no bias and no censorship. so i owe it to you to address this . owe it to you to address this. as you probably don't know . as you probably don't know. hopefully you don't know because you're not insane enough to pay attention to the sespe pit of social media these past few days, i have been the target of a smear campaign by nefarious players with an axe to grind, notably me by an ex—partner who i

kennedy ga ffe. the biggest story will be joe manchin going to hampshire with this group teasing a possible presidential run. tom form of maverick is he? i understand professor carter is the left of bernie sanders. what is joe manchin sit of the president of the u.s.? >> in the center. he feels the biden administration has been too much money so he is a centrist. he feels there is a road there and there may be a path. i am not sure he will be the nominee but he will stir things up and we can up fighting -- weaken up biden. lisa: who will weaken more? greg: i will say joe biden. if mention gets 20% -- if joe manchin gets 20%, that could hurt joe biden a little bit but at the same time, if you really campaigns as a centrist, as a third party's interest, he can do well, not well enough to win but well enough to hurt joe biden. lisa: there seems to be a discussion about ron desantis and whether his campaign is doing especially given how quickly has -- he has burn through cash and his lack of contributions. do you think there is a path for resurrection in getting back his momentum? greg: i think he is going to campai