we don't yet know how may that most solve a professor of political science at the university of tape, ron says, washington can have no justification if it is indeed behind these moves. we have to remember that even if the laws that are being cited in the actual announcement on the web page, even if the reason cited would be in the gym in which actually isn't. we have to remember that the, these are us internal laws and assets. you would be ridiculous disease and international, new size based on domestic us thought it like the other situation would be, i pathetically, if iran would come in, sees the c n n news website based on internal uranium laws. it doesn't really make sense. and i think it's a clear violation of hugh freedom of expression. the 1st to ever transgender athlete will go to the olympics this year. laurel hubbard, who is a weight lifter, will join a new zealand team in tokyo. but it has sparked anger from campaigners calling to save women's sports, and they said that her superior muscle mass is unfair competition. however, you went to the committee says that she has met

university of washington institute of health metrics and valuation. and doc, again, it's sad and alarming because otherwise cities are about to have a ticker tape paradeweeks from now and all we're hearing about is this delta variant. how much in the real world of the united states 2021 does it worry you? >> good evening brian. i think it worries us owe that public health is clinical because it happens across the country two weeks ago and unvaccinated young people are requiring intensive care and they have chest admission i want to show all your viewers here we go. that is the image of a 30 or old patient that i took care of 30 weeks ago. that is something i just didn't see. my colleagues typically did not see one year prior anything that's white in the lungs, those lungs and those pie shaped figures in the middle of the image should look black on a chest x-ray. the areas that are white and should otherwise look black that's passed from covid-19. that's what we're seeing with young people coming in unvaccinated. and unvaccinated people are peppering hospitals across the country and so we all say is that clearly is possible we need to make clear that t

university of virginia press. later this year in commemoration of the lbj 50th anniversary we are working on an exhibit to allow people to listen to a wider assortment of tapes for free that have been available in the past. to serve on the lbj foundation board presumably somewhere the tapes president johnson had they were famously married in the white house in 1967 with a very small ceremony and reception. governor rob tells that story in his memoir how he grew up in the postwar imposter prescient household, join the marines the basic school and as a young white house military aid where he met his wife linda who was the beating heart in this book in a chronicles his time in vietnam, through law school here at uva and serving as lieutenant governor, governor and two terms as that are from the commonwealth. the only senator to serve simultaneously on all three national arm serviced intelligence and foreign relations committees. also we are all grateful as seen through the eyes of the son-in-law and that's a hugely important time to live through a seemingly endless foreign war through domestic turmoil at home but including major progress on civil rights and civ

of paule marshal published by yale university press in 2022. welcome mary helen. >> thanks, keith. this has been an outstanding program. i hope you have a tape of it. >> i think i -- i see a recording button here so i'm not sure. i think it is being recorded,and of course your presence is part another what makes it what it is so i'm glad to have you here. i was talking to larry a couple multiples ago and don't want to strait jacket either one of you because you prep a certain way and there are expectations people have for wanding to hear how you -- wanting to hear how you connect these writers, john average williams and paule marshal to a contemporary world. i assume as you quit into your preparations and say all the things you want to say, we'll see obvious resonances to the contemporary world and we'll let that go from there. i don't want to box you in with respect to what you want to say and what you are prepared to do. so, to begin, as i'm going to ask in alphabetical order, larry, to open up and with his reflections and information and we'll go from there i'm assuming you will be talking largely about -- >> i think what we want to do is

university of virginia press. later this year in commemoration of the library's 50th anniversary, we are working on a public exhibit that will allow people to listen to a wider assortment of tapes for free then had been available over the past . mister robb continues to serve on the board presumably somewhere in this conversation that president johnson had about those two deaths. after all they were famously married in the white mhouse in 1967 in a small 100 person ceremony and reception. governor robb tell that story and so many more in his memoir, how he grew up in a post-depression household and join the marines, finished first in his class at the ruling marine corps officers basic school and worked as a young white house military aid where he met his wife linda, now nearly 55 years who is the beating heart in this book. the book chronicles his time in vietnam and through law school here at uva and his services with governors and two terms assenator from the commonwealth . he is the only senator to serve simultaneously on all three security committees. armed services, intelligence and foreign relations. it also reveals the human side of president johnson for which all of us

university graduate school of business appreciate your time. >> no problem. >> i'm glad we got you today kaplan and bullard are on the tape and we will hear fromamework is that the overarching question is how long we are going to see this overshoot on inflation and how long the fed going to let that last. >> absolutely. >> where do you come down on that >> my view is that the fed is getting hit by reality i have been saying for whquite while that inflation was potentially much more severe a problem than the fed has been admitting to the problem here is i think that they're right, that tha lot of e recent movement in inflation is from supply shock, the fact that people can't get certain goods and services and that's led to a big increase in prices but on the other hand what really leads to permanent inflation is when you have a lot of aggregate demand. a lot of spending going on in fact, the 1.9 trillion bill was too large. wrong timing and that combined with the you had a huge amount of pentup spending means that people were going to spend more. so i experienced this. i went to book a couple of days for a getaway and the prices were twice as m