wagner: mr. hsu, your report identified a, quote, these are all quotes, patriarchal insular toxic boys club culture where there was, quote, widespread fear of retaliation and where, quote, management's response to allegations of misconduct as well as culture and conditions gave rise to them have been insufficient and infective -- ineffective. the report found that cultural and structural changes were necessary. mr. gruenberg has been on the fdic board for is the years and the patriarch for 10 of those years. in those 10 years of leadership, has he failed to address these abhorrent workplace conditions? and what makes you believe he remains qualified to implement the necessary cultural and structural changes outlined in your report? mr. hsu: so as the report notes, what's needed for effective leadership of the agency at this time is leadership that empathizes and fully recognizes all of the -- mrs. wagner: ok, i don't need a regurgitation. mr. hsu, your own report states chairman gruenberg's reput

i was very friendly with loves con wagner. his grandson on the menu showed me on this go, which measures brought to attend to the field was on the field. i know. sorry. name of the fine roy. host the buck the festival. every year. enjoying the nazi era. it was a utmost importance since we found wagner was out of helpless favorite composer. the split device is not offended ryan. she is always eminent with fondness. i don't think we should be permitted to separate his work from the history of its reception. from getting hacked and audiology. that's what people trying to do. they say, well, yes, hipaa and all of that. that was terrible. he's a good, but the music is defined in was he is good place. yeah, the music is defined website as i am convinced that you can and may only be a love a wagner and have a clear conscience. but if you're willing to confront that, all that aspect and truly grapple with it, all the stuff it's recording frontier. yeah. does that mean to dana the when and the i mean 2 o'clock, i think that's what as w

wagner began directing the by roy festival in 1930. the in. you bite in the house, you can give me a buzz back know sheet and hit uh just go to long and well on the same page when it came to wagner and buy a white glove box and they became close friendly, 50 boxes. oh, so i see that as that's from but hitler also when to buy white because the vulcan is when like family to and just off the family. he never, i always try. it was his way of getting away from me doing. we're going to reach to best buy it and i do think it's important to acknowledge this particular speed, the human dimension guide by the terrible thing. is it a man who was basically a failed autism and phyllis triangle man was able to plunge the entire well into chaos. so you've gotten surveyed, it's causing nonsense. hitler might be closer to us today. then we can to believe to nea as was like 70 percent of the whiskey you'll get quotes was everything to him. you just spoke about it constantly doing you all's perfectly. he was also a knowledgeable talk there and with the v

tessa farrell on instagram remembered wagner as a bright soul. police say he was killed early saturday after approaching three men who were stealing his car's catalytic converter. farrell thanked wagner for inspiring her stories up above. >> now looking down and. happy that i think he found happiness before he went because that was his dream in life. >> los angeles police are still searching for suspects in wagner's killing. on tuesday, they revealed his car was raised up on a jack when he confronted the thieves. >> a gruesome discovery near houston remains under investigation after a woman's body was found inside the mouth of an alligator. police found the remains tuesday morning at a bayou in clear lake, texas. the woman had been reported missing overnight. a woman who lives in that area says gators are very prominent in that neighborhood. >> they live down here. we see eight feet, ten feet babies. i mean, i know which banks to stay away from and you know where they like to lay in the sun. that's the first time i've heard this happening down he

then he was taken tjy the wagner group. then he was taken by surprise... the wagner group. interrupt you, president putin is - you, president putin is speaking again. we will come back to you shortly. military band plays. instructions are given in russian. military band plays. studio: a military parade outside the palace, as you can see, with president putin standing by and watching along with many decorating —— many dignitaries. let's go back to andrei, who is watching these pictures. how significant a moment is theirs for the russian people? you would be really hard pressed to find a single russian six months ago over one year ago who would tell you that anybody else but putin would become the president, the next president of russia once again. it was totally predetermined, so nobody really doubted that whatever the method is required to achieve this goal, putin will be proclaimed the president. so this is not something very important. some of my friends and people still in russia are choking or maybe halfjoking that this ceremony would be an oath of allegiance of the rus

wagner died a short time later. in addition to daytime tv, he was also a familiar face on primetime tv, having starred on criminal minds and ncis. his death prompting an outpouring of support. general hospital posting this tribute saying he was truly one of a kind and a pleasure to work with each and every day. wagner's mother saying there are not enough words to tell what a beautiful soul he was. johnny would have given him the car. there is a very large hole on our hearts and lives. police overnight did not release any details on the suspects. andrea fujii abc news, new york just in time for memorial day, the department of veterans affairs has added nearly 5 million service members to the veterans legacy memorial. >> it's the nation's first digital platform dedicated to the memory of the fallen. i talked with jennifer lynch from the va national cemetery administration, who explains why it's such a great resource for some folks. haven't heard of the veterans legacy memorial. it's been out for a little while. tell u

and there was one more event wagner had waited for. an annual convention of dogs. a particular set of skills. skills that make them a nightmare for some people. >> so every year, a bunch of cadaver dogs will come out and get certified for fema, by going to these old mining towns and doing these searches for the old grave sites. >> reporter: that's right. it's a gathering of some of the top cadaver search dogs in the country. in, of all places, gunnison. >> and you thought what better time to look for a body than when there are a lot of cadaver dog team ins town. >> exactly. >> reporter: lisa higgins was there. a dog trainer for more than 30 years. her dogs have helped solve all kinds of cases. from missing children to serial killers. >> the sheriff asked that i become the liaison between the canine group and the agencies working with this case. >> reporter: so early on july 17th, the cadaver dogs formed up with dozens of investigators about a mile from the 7-11 ranch. a small group of investigators went ahead to serve the warrant. jeremy mcdonald was asleep in a tr

young people, well, i can’t say that there weren’t people who didn’t love him, let’s assume that wagner, the same scraper concert, and some songs without words. which everyone knows, this is a completely unique work, firstly, he is a pioneer, one might say, of this genre, because he is a song without words - this is the fact that the music penetrates without any text directly into you, and you react emotionally to it, to give such a title to a song without words, he wrote for 16 years, in my opinion, this is four notebooks, four notebooks, but he also has wonderful songs with words that are also not so well known, well, in general, this is just a treasure. at one time, for queen victoria, he rewrote seven songs without words into four hands; he did the arrangement for four hands. for queen victoria and her husband, they played it together, they knew each other very well, we recorded these wordsless songs at one time here, in this room, well, in general, he had a special friendship with the royal family. brahms said at one time, he was a big fan of him, he said that he would give all his

we did tell them that when the russians wagner, group captured and liberated the village of updates to back in 2022. here's a short clip of our reports from the village that, well, frankly, is no more. we're at the small village of 100 k, and this is the closest that the fact the forces have managed to get to the city of books moved when it comes to the south west in direction. basically it's about 7 kilometers to the city itself and may be 600 meters to a kilometer, to the point where the wagner's troops clashing with the ukrainian enemy. this drone footage was short. a few days ago wagner's artillery crew spotted a ukrainian unit heavy shilling put the enemy to flight. they fled, abandoning their dead and wounded brothers in arms, whose bodies were left for us to discover these positions of the ones that the ukrainian forces abandoned. most recently, behind me, you can see 2 dead bodies left here left behind, along with the thoughts of occasions. those soldiers who accompany us here, they're telling us it is not safe to stand up because just yesterday, that ukrainian sniper was worki

another thing is that the wagners were the first to establish this practice, and when the wagners fellpute, they simply adopted this very practice. directly from the ministry of defense of russia, well, of course, they did not share anything, this is what concerns exactly such the most consumable meat, and of course their professionals, the same one, well, on our side, the special forces gur, on their side, the special forces game, their airborne assault troops, well, in their variant, airborne troops, that is, all of them elite units, another thing is that they melt little by little, after all, they have a very high mortality even in elite units. but, well, by the end they were not exhausted at all, ugh, there are a large number of kadyrivets there, and the kadyrivets are of exactly zero use at the front, the kadyrivets were used in two roles, blocking detachments to prevent the prisoners from escaping, and punishers against of the local partisan movement, actually at the front , the kadyrivets are such scumbags that, oh, no, well, they played a third important role, they were the bes

norwich city have sacked manager david wagner in the wake of their 4—0 play—off defeat by leeds. a third successive season in the championship. wagner took over from dean smith at carrow road injanuary 2023 but has missed out on leading the club back in to the premier league. to saudi arabia next and saturday's much—anticipated undisputed heavyweight title fight between tyson fury and oleksandr usyk. british fighter fury, refusing to look the ukranian in the eye as the pair met earlier. 0ur boxing reporter ade adedoyin is there. the press conference was not what we have been accustomed to with tyson fury, none of the shenanigans, shoving and shouting and pushing and he was very respectful towards oleksandr uysk. alongside me as former world champion ali khan. what did you make of that? i thought there was going to be shouting and pushing and shoving. i there was going to be shouting and pushing and shoving.— there was going to be shouting and pushing and shoving. i thought there would be a lot— pushing and shoving. i thought there would be a lot of— pushing and shoving. i thought

next up is "alex wagner tonight." >>> tonight, i'm going to get right to it, because we have a special lineup. like i said, tonight is a special night, we have so much news about donald trump and his legal troubles that i will be joined by my colleagues, rachel maddow, and lawrence o'donnell, to break this down. first off we have got huge news from the mar-a-lago classified documents case. once upon a time that case was set to take off, may 20th. less than two weeks from today. we have been waiting for judge cannon to set a trial date, since march. we got the news the judge has postponed that trial indefinitely. this means the onset donald trump ends up in a florida courtroom before the general election, those odds are slim to none, which is good news for the former president. but, less apparent good for the former president was the fact today donald trump was back in manhattan criminal court. today was the 13 of the hush money case against him, and it was by no means a normal day. today, we got testimony from the central figure at the heart of this case, adult film star, stephanie cli

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alex wagner tonight starts right now. >> wow, winning. >> starting to get the >> actor charlie sheen's very public break down in 2011. amid struggles with substance abuse and a public feud with his boss on his very popular television show, charlie sheen turned himself into a national spectacle after a barrage of claiming he was a warlock and that he had tiger blood and most of all that he was winning. and charlie sheen was not the only celebrity in the middle of ath well documented crisis. >> now to the latest crisis for star lindsay lohan. she may now be facing new charges in california. >> seen here leaving a manhattan police station early thursday after the actress was detained under allegedly punching this woman in the face. just hours after being released in new york prosecutors also announced the troubled star is being charged for lying to police and reckless driving after car troubles in june. >> there was so much of this in the early 2010s, celebrity downfall, substance abuse a spectacle, thinly veiled hollywood stars as troubled. america's attention was still focused on a hand

of the russian federation with the governor of the... region, oleksiy dyumin, associated with the wagner pmc . according to analysts, this may indicate putin's desire to reduce shaiga's power and balance it with competitors. well, we know that just a few days ago the deputy minister of defense of the russian federation timur ivanov was detained on suspicion of receiving a bribe, part six of article 290 of the criminal code, and timur ivanov is generally a billionaire there. in russia, who obviously worked in the interests, including sheigu. how important is shaigu in the current configuration for putin, and can we hope that... these showdowns between different towers of the kremlin can lead to that the power in russia is weakening, and accordingly it will give some chance to ukraine during the war. well, it's more difficult to say about the chance during the war, but about the inevitability of such moves, uh, i'm sure of that? well, first of all, formally, russia has a constitution, after. when the next term of the re-elected president comes, the entire government formally submits a requ

in fact, the alliance between shoigu and ivanov really created a projectile famine for the group wagner well, i don’t know whether putin knew about it or not , but there has been an active opposition of various interested parties against shoigu for a long time, and according to one of the western versions... putin realized that actually prigoshyn, who was his a long-time loyalist there, there an associate, prigozhin was simply provoked by the fact that he was not given weapons, and prigozhin decided that this was happening with putin's blessing, and putin allegedly did not know, no matter how there was an option to replace shoigu, because soyga, soyga , soigu, except for a personal one there devotion and vacations there na na na... in the far north, i don't know how he is different there, but the character of shoigu already causes such an allergy in many politicians due to his influence. business groups, including the military, so it would be quite natural for putin to reboot this system a little, and the main thing is that he has an extremely convenient situation, the government, inclu

ivanov really created a shell famine for the wagner group, i don't know if putin knew about it or notutin did not know about it, but active opposition from various interested parties had long been formed against it, and according to one of the versions of western analysts, putin realized that it was actually prigoshyn, who had been his loyal associate there for a long time. prigozhin was simply provoked by the fact that he was not given weapons, and prigozhin decided that this was happening with the blessing of putin, and putin allegedly did not know, no matter what, the option of replacing soygu, because soyga, soyga, soyga, except for personal loyalty there and vacations there far away in the far north, i don't know what he is different there, but the character of shoigu already evokes such. allergic to many politicians, influential business groups , including the military, so it could be quite natural for putin to reboot this system a little, and the main thing is that he has an extremely convenient situation, the government, including shoigu, is forced by the constitution to submi

in saudi with even wagner mercenaries on the grounds from russia. and so what we really see is a deeply internationalized conflict that this time, what racist media narrative really doesn't capture. people use golf as an excuse goes, what happened 6 months since of the conflict? people use ukraine as an excuse, that's a completely different set up. so the typical excuses, other thing, cold war. so i think there's a sense of, let's just leave them to it. there's also a sense in the united states that one of the key allies in the region, the u, a. e might be doing things, it would feed this war and they don't want to put too much pressure on the right because, well, they don't wanna lose that very key allies. it has been 5 years to the months since the sleeping these people were given cause for help. with the downfall of the different tater omar algebra, she who ruled over them. for 30 years. the civilians who rose up against our share then saw their dream of a democracy dashed by a military coup which morphed into a civil war last year. when an insur

the wagner group has been supplying sedans, rapids support forces, with surface to air missiles, to fight against the ends, army contributing to a prolonged armed conflict, and that only results in further chaos in the region. the question is, how can the rush of finance rebels wall at the same time publicly consider the current transitional government to be the official representative of the country that would be quite a lot, a 4th and 5th to contradicting. but while it turns out that it is not the case for all others, u. k was in fact holding on the schools meetings with the rebels all along. and that's according to the. so the needs for an administrative given the enduring negative legacy of its colonial post into don. it is requested that the u. k. in pursuit of its commercial interest with the u. e. has renee from its moral and political responsibility as a permanent member of the un security council in the self designated pinhole, their own suit on the ministry released the statement accusing britain of sheltering the main financiers of war and sudan. the statement also mentioned th

seems that there was a message that when there it seems that last summer it was a rebellion of the wagnerchs did not get to the appropriate storage in the belohorod region of the russian federation, and plus, as far as is known, they had old 152 mm podsauge calibers there from soviet times, but did they keep the 152 -millimeter projectiles? podgetsii, this is an open question, the podpions have definitely kept it, for their part, they may even have, mostly, even aviation bombs, which, i apologize for the tautology , are dropped simply on the battlefield, and there was even a message that the russians... are creating a new a nuclear bomb simulator, that is, let’s call it that, a large explosive package in the form of an aircraft bomb, which is dropped over the test site and emits an equally powerful evidence, an explosive wave, the only thing that will differ from the use of classical nuclear weapons is that when a nuclear bomb simulator is detonated , accordingly there will be no radiation, by the way, the russians really claim and western researchers also claim that the russians have app

pmc or the current wagner pmc or those military men who committed their criminal actions on the territory, we understand that these are not ordinary people, they returned, as they say, here to europe and are now fighting against kharkiv oblast, what else i wanted to ask, here is where information appeared that the sbu is investigating the case of increase in prices for wood for fortification, fortification constructions. in the kharkiv region, we are talking about a certain firm from the dnipro. we will not analyze this particular case now, a commission has been created in the verkhovna rada of ukraine to investigate whether everything was done so correctly under the time of these fortification works, was there any fault here, was it possible that there was a malfunction somewhere, or, as they say, was it done for marking, and not in order to really stop the enemy. your assessment, in general, from what you know, from what you understand, whether these fortifications played their role as needed, and again, how defended kharkiv is today, we understand that the enemy is now stopped in a cer

which tells to i've read that you also have some history with the wagner group. is that true at the problem? the? well yeah, well 100, there were guys from wasn't our input nashika, but i personally have nothing to do with wagner. so you guys know why? yeah. the communication is often a matter of life and death for a soldier. how have you been able to fight? and so successfully as far as i know. even though you spoke no rush in the tool at the time of your arrival, and you're only learning it now, but i see you. i most of us handle that come up. i use machine translation to talk to my fellow soldiers. but when you are on the battlefield, look at your comrades face is enough to get what he means by the atmosphere and makes everything clear. but i did memorize the most useful words, such as magazine in advance for me to do it. i mean, yes, click on what could you tell me about one or 2 of the most memorable moments for you on the front lines and then in the front of what the most memorable moments can happen, doing an operation that is over now. so i can tell you t

pmc, or the current wagner pmc, or those military personnel who committed their criminal acts on the territory of africa, we understand that these are not ordinary people, returned, as they say, here in europe and are now fighting against kharkiv oblast, what else i wanted to ask, here i am. information that the sbu is investigating a case of overcharging for wood for fortification, fortification constructions in kharkiv oblast, we are talking about a certain firm from dnipro, we will not. now, to analyze this specific case , a commission has been created in the verkhovna rada of ukraine, which should investigate whether everything was done so correctly during these fortification works, whether there was some fault, whether there was a possible lack of work, or as they say, done for marking, not to actually stop the enemy, your assessment is generally from what you know, from what you understand, whether these fortifications played their part as they should, and again to what extent. .. kharkiv is protected today, we understand that the enemy is now stopped at a certain area, but he

a decade later, 15 years later for the wagner act to be passed. not for nothing. the wagner act is currently being challenged in court by, i believe it is, space x trader, joe's, starbucks and amazon all all firms right now are all corporation right now that have faced big unionization drives the last few years. they are challenging the constitutionality of the nlrb to have, you know, the current supreme court overturn that so that is that is still on the thing so i mean what we see i think the importance here. right, is they did accomplish something right, but it certainly wasn't a victory that was that was was always stable. right. what they what they did, though, is they fought back against that oppression. they fought back right against. it you know, the the confines right. of the of the mining camp system and the the mining camps themselves. right. their bosses to have some sort right of of of autonomy and freedom to provide it and eventually that'll come. right. but certainly it's it's never settled so i'll leave you with that that's that is where we and i t

so public employees are not covered by the wagner act or the national labor relations act.uthorize their most don't.oyees to and so we are forming unions through the united campus eremployers going to sit down ad work out a collective bgaining■o agreement. so we operate through, you know, education and, agitation and and to try to get wha we need. so, you a aember universe citya adminira know, no. so what's the benefit for y■ou'o the united workers started in see and athens of georgia and athens was the next campus that organized and theyw thingsy with a lot of hard work fexampa month before they had to pay for r insurance they do every year the cost of getting health insurance for their dependents had 370% that took some organizing there rall. there was the the angriest grad students. i think i've ever seen them. people were talking about having to go home, you know, go back to canada, go back to china, go back to wherever you came from. that you could get yourattack t. it was it was really crisis. through those efforts, we were able to get was not uga, but the state to ro

as you might remember, oak was head of the wagner group before dying. last year in a plane crash was a vocal critic of a struggle and often code for his removal. and so far from what we know, a struggle is the only minister being replaced from the members of the cabinet. okay, that's the w corresponding vacancy silva and we go thank you so much for being jim . so let's look at some of the stories making headlines around the world. one of jeremy's leading human rights prizes has been avoided for few misleading to the russian opposition for go alexi, nevada, and he died earlier this year was solving a 19 year old presence prison sentence. the rest in peace prize was accepted by novalis video. the award was given for contributions to peace and international understanding with most of the votes counted in catalonia, as the regional election, capt alonza protest appear to have lost the majority they held for over a decade, the socialist party gained the most votes in a booth for national prime minister federal sanchez, who needs the support of catalogs to sh

so public employees are not covered by the wagner act or the national labor relations act. can authorize their most don't.oyees to and so we unions through the united campus workers. but it doesn't mean our employers going to sit down and work out a collective bargaining agreement. so we operate through, you know, education and, agitation and and to try to get what we need. so, universe city of georgia administration does not bargain with, you know, no. so what's the benefit for you? well, we've we've been able so the united workers started in tennessee and athens of georgia next campus that organized and they we've we've gotten a few things by with a lot of hard work so for example the graduate students a month before they had to pay for ,ó their health insurance they do every year the cost of getting health insurance for their dependents had gone up 370% that took some organizing there was big forum. there was a rally. there was the the angriest grad i think i've ever seen them. people were talking about having to go home, you know, go back to canada, go back to wherever

a luxury car dealership reached out. wagner has been voted bmw dealer of the year several times. he knows exactly what customers are looking for in their vehicles this out and i'll be 1st out. the car is still a status symbol to my customers, want to show what they can afford process for some it's very important that the leather feels unpleasant and that the material is natural. has the name on. this isn't a to because i'm not the dollars for reasons the principal has others absolutely want the vague an option. just the good thing to be kind of hobbled. bmw has been offering completely beacon interiors fitted with so called beacon leather since 2023. but this is still more of a nice product as it comes before later. this is real leather field that text you have to go online and that we have an invitation letter. and it's also available in both color aside and problem, given genuine. whether that is unable leather entailed, and this is a more sustainable solution. so a customer detail, richard has always been a fan of classic leather visits and fully this is all real leather is al

uh, head of the russian messner, the group. wagner. can you pick oregon started that huge and he was aiming an x ray go. he was trying to replace straight one the russian. how did the general stop general garage? some of those creatures sizing them both for not doing enough for this war? there was nothing not, and not enough ammunition in the 1st year of the war 22 and 23 as well. so it was very unpopular in the russian army and cannot afford it actually. and the 2nd important reason is available isn't changing, roughly is preparing for a longer war award of attrition. and it is important for the rest of the economy to sustain this will. that's why, like to move with the need, someone who knows the economy and that lead straight to him to my next question about a show who is a successor andre below. so what does he bring to the job? just his economic expertise as well. in some ways he's different from chicago, he's 65, so it's no change of a generation. but on the other hand, in he has an economic background shape who was actually a co

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joined again by alex wagner. joy reid, ari melber. your show recently. >> i talked to him about an hour ago. he is speaking out because he truly believes our democracy is at risk. he talked about in 2016 because robert de niro is a true new yorker who has been saying this guy is a fraud. he is a con artist. the fact that america could ever look to elect a guy because he is a successful business guy, he not only went bankrupt six times, look at the way. look at this trial. look at the way he ran his sham business. what is interesting about what de niro is doing, he realizes he will get a huge amount of blowback. but he says i'm an 80-year-old man and i'm worried about the generations ahead. and you heard him say it there. if trump wins, he believes he is never leaving office. when i asked him how did today go? he said if i impacted anyone, if i'm doing one ounce of small good, it's worth it. our future is at risk. >> can i just say that it does appear that maybe the most influential person in the presidential campaign is plize, the rap

alex wagner starts now. wednesday night. alex wagner starts now. wednesday night. >> tiktok is going t is that where we're at? >> i think it's totally possible. in a close enough election anything can plausibly be safe to decide it. >> really the slice of electorate biden neds to reach. >> i think that's totally plausible, yes. >> the difference makers. that's where we are 2024. thank you, my friend. >> today the jurors in trump's new york hush money case began deliberating. and while we have absolutely no idea what those 12 new yorkers will ultimately decide trump himselfde and his conservative apologists are already setting their expectations. >> what didth i say from the beginning of this trial donald trump cannot get a fair trial in new york city regardless of the outcome. >> to me should be an acquittal, but i'm not a new york liberal. >> i really hope donald trump gets r acquitted, and if he doe it will be a miracle because of howau loaded this judge has bee from the start. >> these charges are rigged. the whole thing is rigged. >> trump and

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