the gardener, the rector of moscow state university, presented us with diplomas of honorary professors of moscow university. i then said, you know. i ’m even an associate professor, so to speak, i’m not immature, what was her nickname, professor, they called me only because i’m uh, that means i’m very i studied well and graduated from school with a gold medal. and you know, seryozha grebenkov and i, when we started to rush there, we have written a lot of children’s books. well, children's plays, there's a spike there. he's the drain of the streets. we had a lot. in general, these are children's pesos, so as was customary then, it means that uh, writers met with an audience with readers, and our readers were fifth-sixth-graders. they ask me how i studied. i always answered them. so i say, you know, leo nikolaevich tolstoy has, uh, this uh, roman resurrect. there is a phrase there: the prosecutor of the breva was stupid by nature. in addition, he had the misfortune of graduating from high school with a gold medal as a result of all this, the prosecutor ruled in depth through luciano. here are the guys. i studied the same way as a prosec

here with professor dry, the gosh, professor regan nomics at the university of massachusetts, and i'm just, we were talking about the, the i m f in the alarming statistics like 50 percent of developing countries been di budgets being paid to in the debt relief ukraine actually said the item that we either that servicing, i mean you said the a slow, they gave $10000000000.00. do you grain uh, quite quickly. uh, give me, do you think the one psychological eval element of the war is that uh, they don't seem to be any warble ons. any war taxes have to pay? i mean, previous was the populations of get tired of having to pay for was there seems to be unlimited amounts of money in your up in the united states. and where's the money coming from as the, your a gives it away and that's the united states because of the way, you know, one of the biggest joke the p v is in so many of these rich countries is that there is no money. we have seen, but when they want they can produce money out of a hat, right? during coleridge, the us spent an additional $50000.00, but god protect. we're talking to use of dollars. just emoji, suddenly to be f

of pskov, definitely, and what does it do for this university? within the framework of priority 2030, we occupy leading places in the top five, i ’m not saying what of the russian federation of belarus and pskokovsky became a state university. the initiator of such a consortium, educational programs of double diplomas of pskov state university and the republic of belarus appeared. research laboratories appeared, joint between scientists from pskov university and the republic of belarus with different universities. for us , the creation of an advanced engineering school of hybrid technologies in the machine tool industry of the union state was truly a great victory. and there are six doubles here. programs, here are mirror scientific and production complexes and so on and so forth, but the most important thing is that i would like to say that there are more of us, an increase in the number of admissions by more than 53%, and this is absolutely 47 regions that are entering pskov state university today, this is the unified state examination score, who grew up, but a unique opportunity to get acquainted with the culture of the vskovo-pechersk monaste

of stuff and make pitches and all that. so i never got around to it but i was always thinking about it. then one day m the university of illinois press submit e-mail and said how would you like to write a book about, mike madigan? i said yeah, okay. i don't have to write any pages or anything like that. it turned out to be a big break for me. of course i hadad the background so i went for it. >> and also, too, at t that poit you in the whole art of the story. >> right. >> the beginnings, the rise to power and the fall. i mean, you can't ask, i mean, for a better story than that. >> yeah. i i started as an intern in 1981 for the alton telegraph. in the statehouse. madigan was a legislative leader for the first time that year. he was actually my noise later madigan and george ryan was the speaker of the house. it was a last bakehouse. remember the gist of 177 members in the house and then the cat back mma came alone pushed by pat quinn. they ended up with 118. he was in the last bakehouse, george rand was a last speaker of the bakehouse and they had a rebate districting you. you've r heard about all those fights the i

of ​​more than 63,000 m². this is a whole block. and i really like what they did here with the university with the campus, compared to what it was, especiallyning of the year. it's just heaven and earth, it's simple. well, it’s some kind of science fiction now that students are greeted inside with new classrooms, computer classes, a library, the rupole residents are just starting to get used to such conditions, of course, it’s not like what we used to usually do in the library - it’s some kind of basement, where old books, very hmm atmosphere guys. it's somehow very spacious and easy here. are you done? i find it very pleasant to study in the library, you can also do it after studying doors. the university is always open further in plans for its restoration. kam 10,000 is in fact one of the first world-class campuses, which in general is being implemented today by the government of the russian federation because at the same time the entire property complex of the university is being restored and repaired, but physically this rarely happens in the renovated university, they also created a new corporate department together with the st. peters

of ​​more than 63,000 m². this is a whole block. and i really like what they did with the university and campus, compared to what it was, especially atnning of the year. it’s just heaven and earth, it’s just, well, some kind of fantasy now inside students are greeted by new classrooms computer classes library to such conditions, mariupol they’re just starting to get used to it, of course, it doesn’t look like we have seen before usually in the library. this is some kind of basement, where the old books are very hmm, pressing on you. the atmosphere here is somehow very spacious, easily done beautifully. i have very pleasant lighting studying in the library. it is possible after studying the door. the university is always open further in plans to rebuild its campus for 10,000 students. in fact, one of the first world -class campuses, which in general is being implemented today by the government of the russian federation because at the same time it is necessary to restore and repair the entire property complex of the university is physical; this rarely happens in the updated university; they also created a new corporate department toget

universities. uh, spend summer student schools. m-m organize joint programs with sirius university sochi but for the further development of scientific relations and educational programs. the key questions become logistics. uh, irateful to you for opening the first section of the m12 highway, which will allow me, well, even me to get to yekaterinburg until the near future twice as fast as they do now. uh, we really appreciate. e your attention to the logistics issue, but want the development of the second and insfm. it didn't stop there. uh, we want an airport with regular flights to appear in the city. an airport with regular flights. uh, which a will allow to become, uh, nfm point of attraction for the great academic scientists frantic talented schoolchildren students. e. here, we have noted science, but high science cannot live without high culture. e, and we hope that the development of logistics n. fm will allow here to attract not only scientists, people of culture, art of sports, but i would like to note. possibility of accommodating a cultural and entertainment center. uh, in order, well, it is still territories, by the way, what will allow the imf to become not only the powerful capital of russia, but

i m k out program. see i as well as its presence in you know, think tanks and universities. prisons, even in hollywood, conducted experiments on people because they've given funding for some of these experiments, which means that there are professors out there and some scientists and others who have willingly carried out these experiments on people. this c i a program, same wasn't, don't need to create, feel us and ruthless soldiers, but also to control the minds of thousands of unsuspecting people with narcotics. 1951 in the southeast of frogs and full size of the technology for the mass poisoning of people with psycho tropic substances was tested for the 1st time in the general something on here. well, she did tell me there's 2 of them all as long as you say i was in the center of your brother, me just place. so what it was saying is that the girl, for example, um she saw blood on the ceiling. she thought there was hair and her mouth, and she kept trying to pull out. hundreds, suffered from severe hallucinations under at least 10 died. several decades site to it was revealed at one of the ceiling. a secretive ard trays operated, not far from full size play. it's a great qu

of an ivy league school with brown university. the first female president of prairie view a&m. quite a beautiful trajectory from your humble beginnings. >> i my students understood that there is nothing miraculous about what i've done. i have taken advantage of every opportunity to learn. >> we saw the supreme court strike down affirmative action programs in consideration of race in the admissions progress to universities. in talking about your story, i am wondering, what effect will this have on black students in the institutions of higher learning that prize diversity? >> it's one reason i wanted and i'm thankful my book is coming out now. young people might see this decision as blocking their path to opportunity. blocking their path to success and happiness. i want them to know that we've been through so many versions of the crisis. because of our forebears because of the activists, because of good and caring people, we have come through them. i am hoping that this gives them some view of how we will manage through this crisis. it is a crisis. we will manage through it. it is being carried out in a political context. remember that. poli

accounting, valiasr university of rafsanjan, the young people who were supposed to gather here for a meeting , unfortunately, i'm going to karbala, it's a very good feeling that i 'm blessed 39, we have to walk for 26-27 hours to get there. for the first time, you are in a good mood, let's experience it by train for nearly 14 years in imam khomeini's hosseiniyeh to meet the supreme leader of the revolution . we can see how connected we are to the imam of the time . the leader is going to have a meeting and it is good and very good and we are excited and anxious because we are going to meet mr. for the first time and it is not possible and cannot be expressed , it is very sensitive and important and we are in tehran this morning. walk closely to see someone who is mourning on the day of arbaeen the guitar will be held in front of a student . arbaeen, we came back, it was a space that brings our hearts closer to each other, hussain, there are no tears, the wedding of brotherhood, the souvenirs of arbaeen , we see people up close, i am very happy in those meetings, i hope that we can close these movements together, that the end will be near, and easy order when we we

administrative in london is julie newman, co director of the center on us politics at university college, london. i must go, said grandma, called for my russian m b and a former spokes person for russian president vladimir putin. a warm welcome to you'll like to begin in moscow with surrogate mock of uh, the russians officially haven't actually said anything about this meeting. the americans are making a lot of noise about this potential meeting. what have you been here? uh uh i think uh is that uh, uh, some uh, negotiation uh separately uh was, uh, uh, the 4th floor and the concessions up. lots of when concession is, uh, it was a do is just sort of declare, right. eastern decamp. uh now shells. uh, because this was sure it was, it comes out from of sales uh, extremely high and most of yeah, because the present or sales. uh for is that possible? well, i guess uh, south scott, yeah. and united states are so i, there are some of it and it shows is what was most kinda assessed. uh, also possibly i will be interesting to have some of the guys from north star and awesome to some of the soldiers from north star, north kinda interesting about, uh, uh,

fifteenth year he was invited by texas a&m university, here’s akimov. with william basics, author of one of the american physics textbooks called don’t panic, i, i taught these american students, and trying to teach them school physics and what we go through in school, they go through at the university, well, then with the start of the military operation, all this worsened sharply, and there were bans on any communication with russia, you can’t publish... joint articles , you can’t go to conferences, you can’t travel at all, yes, fbi agents started coming around asking who alexey akimov was here, why he was working with russia, the biden administration is cutting spending on science not related to military technologies, says akimov, and if a scientist is from russia or china, this is now a stigma for america, it has reached complete insanity, when we already, as i already called moscow, said that guys, i i would probably like to return, the quantum center turned out to be capable. it was very cool to accept me, that is, they offered me a good salary, they offered me an apartment nearby. alexey returned to russia with his young wife, american

rules by which you should choose a university the first and most important rule is that you don’t have to treat this as a matter of your whole life forever and so on. i 'mbe, because it will be another education, like minimum. there, in the format of self-study and profession, you change. it's almost a 100% chance. so further, when i talk about how to choose a university, i say that, well, you roughly draw a circle for yourself . yes, this is approximately what i want to do. yes, faculties, there are not 20 all. yes there , and you choose four or five, there and then the first first thing that she can do here and you look at how the information is presented, because no matter what anyone says about it, well, it’s all nonsense. here we have everything like this, the site looks like the kolkhoz site being renovated in the nineties, but on in fact, we have nothing of the kind. here, as the information provided, so is the learning process. this is how it all works and so on and the second moment you read these texts. very carefully. and at least you don’t get sick of what you read, because this set of words is these combinations of words. you will hear at l

let's try to remember the size of a standard stadium, there was physical education, there should be, as far as i know, there is physical education in universities, you had 200 me same, but they standard, it’s so customary that a football field has its own length, its own width, and so this running oval has its own circumference, so, 10,000 m, lady in white, why is 50, 10 km necessary? how many laps? 50, 50 circles, that is, the circumference of a circle 200 m, yes according to you, no, no, no, well, not 200 m, what 200 m, either 10, 10 or 20, probably laps, probably 10 or 20, that means 20, 20, that means 500 m, 10 , let's do 10, 20 laps, i accept the answer 20 laps, or 10, or five, attention, the correct answer is 25 laps. exactly 400 m, alas, but i cannot accept this answer as the correct one, if we played more, less, perhaps, please, finish building the tower, veronica, and i, yes, well, of course, in this round you are building, but it’s clear , and we, as befits foremen, are in command, lane, vira, please, the third element, and return to yourself, that is, no, wide, that is, from wide to wide, yes , you are doing everything wrong, but no, that too, you

university on russian island and is already under construction. professional training center we climb the highest screen in russia 215 m. to be honest, i am very afraid of since almost the entire path was inside structures and most of them on the elevator. what a magnificent view the sea, hills, the largest stone opens up from here, you can clearly see how the city itself has changed in recent years. new houses, new microdistrict, and that’s all. this is also thanks to the star project, each of the two mega cranes, goliath is capable of lifting a load weighing up to 1,200 t to compare these giant blocks to parts of the icebreaker hull. the leader is only 280 tons. each is not only the largest lifting capacity. he should also technically ensure the construction of ships. now new footage from vladivostok dear colleagues, good afternoon, as we agreed here at the eastern economic forum, we are completing our review of master plans for the development of cities in the far east. last week we looked at yakutsk anadyr magadan and now there are several more cities in this way. in total, we will work on 22 master plans, including today focusing special attention

the federal university on russian island, and its own professional training center is already being built. we climb to the highest screen in russia 215 m. to be honest, i am very afraid ofnce almost the entire path was inside the structure and most of it was on the elevator. what a magnificent view the sea, hills and the largest stone open from here, you can clearly see how the city itself has changed in recent years. new houses, new microdistrict, and that’s all. this is also thanks to the project star, each of the two mega cranes, goliath is capable of lifting a load weighing up to 1200 tons; in comparison, these giant blocks are only 280 tons. each is not only the largest lifting capacity. it should also technically ensure the construction of ships on three lines of the slipway, that is, from any point of the slipway it can take a block and, within the limits of its carrying capacity, move it to any place ; this allows reducing the construction time; heavy outfitting slipway and dry dock are two at the same time, working and construction sites with their own workshops. here they can build here, of almost any size and complexity, and this makes it possible to process

universe of what we would call long duration nonprofitable. i do think this is a company that can be bought at some point, so there's the m&a value. if you ask me, look, do you want to own docu-sign, because of the fact i think long duration assets still challenged, the answer would be no. >> follow? >> i think it's interesting because i don't look at long -- i don't look at docu-sign as long duration. >> why not? >> they're profitable here and now. before, earlier in the show, when scott, you asked joe, qqq, why is that under so much weakness, the immediate thing i heard in my head was because a lot of the qqq is long duration assets. and going into this year and all of last year everybody was thinking higher interest rates, really damaging, that's made up there. i think that's where we sift through. if you look at a peloton or a lemonade, kind of in the same boat as a docu-sign, those are long duration because they're not profitable anytime soon but they've shifted. some of the fallouts -- remember, we were on with josh, and josh was talking about zoom and we were surprised how real the earnings are, some are no longer long dura

university decided over. so thank you so much for joining us here today. and let, did this 2nd thing russian pilot has given a press conference, a new plane maximum closer than of ripples the stolen m i a russian come by helicopter. i'm afraid to do good. we just said to paid him having some of the and exchange for his freeze of for more details that cause lived to our correspondent donald, call the agent laska. don't know. what do you know about this is an interesting story, isn't that most of all as well more based on this press conference. so the russian helicopter, pilot maxime cosmonaut, hijacked, a helicopter on august 9th with 2 other crewman on board. and apparently these other crewman didn't know that their pilot was planning on defecting to ukraine as they landed and beheld territory in the heart of region of ukraine, which you can actually see in a video. apparently that was released by ukrainian media outlets, but a lot of still on known about this story because of who's been off himself, says that the fate of these 2 other crewman is unknown after they apparently tried to hide after, without resisting at all. but he also talks about some ukrainian media reports that say

m university, a public institution. jeffrey: you've achieved a number of firsts. when you look back now, what are you most proud of? ruth: i have to say, i'm most proud of the fact that i remain the same person. jeffrey: from this young girl that you're writing about. ruth: yeah, which is what i was desperately seeking to accomplish. i always tried not to think of myself as proving anything to anybody. i didn't want to prove that i could be president of an ivy league university. i always wanted to be the best person i could be in the context of the values that shape to me. and i wanted to make sure that no matter what happened to me, i would still be that person who respected other people, who cared about difference, who listened to others. i cared more about those things than anything else. jeffrey: in fact, ruth simmons' memoir of her childhood ends well before the accomplishments that would would bring her renown. and so, of course, the only appropriate spot for family and friends to join her for a book launch party, here at hester house. for the pbs newshour, i'm jeffrey brown in houston. geoff: and there is more with

of the regions they serve. a special regional institutions by t the way we, west texas a&m university but regional universities, regional institution educate about half the people graduate from college. ite for example many lawyes study prelaw in a regional university and then go on to law school like a baylor. trey: before i let you go the affordability of college, i think i read this correctly that textbooks are free but you are school trying to do something to keep the cost of a degree down. when you say about folks concerned about the affordability of a four-year degree? >> we are doing everything that we can to keep the cost down texas a&m university system under the board's leadership and chancellor sharp' at leadership we are holding tuition and academic fees and flat until 25. that is a good step already. butwhat we are doing is next to fall in the fall of 2024 students will no longer pay for textbooks. we are diligently working now to find substitutes for that use of textbooks because of increasing costs. trey: good for you. and look if you want to change the world teach that's what i tell people thank you for dedicating your career to education. thank you for joining us on a

i ’m telling you, the universal is becoming toxic , toxic already on any platform. well, maybe for similar visits oft the wrong time and allies. kiev was still not leaking zelensky, but let’s say , thinking about some new strategy that would bring back the ukrainian ones. to some more predictable plane for the west in the offensive or defensive aleksey petrushko give mindyukova denis onegin central tv. in moscow it is 19:00:10 and right now not for long. let's return to new york again, because operational reports are coming from there that the seventy-eighth session of the general assembly is underway. the un has begun a speech by sergei lavrov and there are interesting details that we learn from yuri bekhtereva. and what about yulia in the agencies? now i will tell you that the minister of foreign affairs of russia heads our delegation, which is working these days at the headquarters of the united nations , the minister’s speech. it literally just started and here are the first messages on the feeds news agencies that we are receiving right now sergei lavrov called the west the empire of lies. accu

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i am old-school on this. there was only one inflation driver in economic comment milton friedman university of chicago the equation of exchange in the holes dq. -- men he determines inflation. the point you made we can add policy that aggravates inflation and energy is the perfect example. if you go back to the 2007 2008 crisis i debated john sanford and i lost. i said what about the no income mortgages? of course they are responsible for the financial crisis, nope they are proximate causes but not the ultimate cause. the ultimate cause is the fed printed too much money into thousand five. moneys washing around and it had to go somewhere. you printed too much money and you've already taken advantage of the best investment that you can make. and it goes next into the lower level investment. it all went into real estate and you know the story after that. go watch the big short, the movie summarizes it pretty well. on inflation, there was a trillion dollars on the federal reserve balance sheet. now the government but the federal reserve. it went from $1 trillion to eight true -- a $.2 trillion today that is how much money and liquidity we have shoved

i am old-school on this. there was only one inflation driver in economic comment milton friedman university of chicago the equation of exchange in the holes dq. -- men he determines inflation. the point you made we can add policy that aggravates inflation and energy is the perfect example. if you go back to the 2007 2008 crisis i debated john sanford and i lost. i said what about the no income mortgages? of course they are responsible for the financial crisis, nope they are proximate causes but not the ultimate cause. the ultimate cause is the fed printed too much money into thousand five. moneys washing around and it had to go somewhere. you printed too much money and you've already taken advantage of the best investment that you can make. and it goes next into the lower level investment. it all went into real estate and you know the story after that. go watch the big short, the movie summarizes it pretty well. on inflation, there was a trillion dollars on the federal reserve balance sheet. now the government but the federal reserve. it went from $1 trillion to eight true -- a $.2 trillion today that is how much money and liquidity we have shoved

university of maryland law school is where our professor teaches. he as a constitutional law professor. let's hear from mary. mary is in michigan. caller: good morning. thank you for having me. i mservative republican. i am an educated college woman. i anda owner of a small businessm and a mother of three small children. i am appalled at how many educated, christian people can in any way shape or form support a candidate like trump because he clearly in my eyes has broken the law in numerous ways, not just the insurrection, but putting pressure on the georgia person in charge of the votes to get additional votes. he is in my opinion a liar, a narcissist. he is power-hungry. i just can't believe that there are intelligent people out there who want to vote for him again. it really is just a disservice to our party and to air country. host: do have a question related to the 14th amendment for our guest? caller: i believe the 14th amendment has been broken by trump. i really do believe -- i watched the hearings and i really do believe he broke the 14th amendment, and he should be charged. he really should be in jail. host: that is mary there. professor, if you want to respond. guest