susan: what happened to sam warren? prof. gajda: sadly, so louis brandeis became a very famous lawyer in the united states, even before joining the courts. and he was the people's lawyer. so his star was certainly rising. and sam warren meantime was involved in the paper mill. he left law practice and ran his father's paper mill and some suggest that, his brother suggested that he had taken more money than he was due. his brother brought a claim in court and so that lawsuit was covered in media of the day, primarily in boston where the lawsuit was. sam warren was deeply concerned about the family revelations that might come out in media, and in 1910, he committed suicide. so just as these headlines were being reported, he kills himself, conceivably over worries about what might come out in media. susan: before we leave the era, one of the points in your book is that the powerful often have more to hide and more recourses than everyday people. in the case of president cleveland, you are right that he weaponized privacy laws. p

. -- sam warren and louis brandeis. who is sam warren? >> he went to harvard law school work -- where he met louis brandeis and he went to practice in boston. they had a law firm together and warren was a great interest in media -- two media and the reason why he was in such great interest. louis brandeis was not famous even in boston at the time but sam warren was in the reason why was because he was from a rich family. the warrants --warrens i did a paper mill and they were meaty -- you heirs and them media -- millionaires -- they were millionaires and the media was interested in them. sanborn married -- the states -- the secretary of state part of our starter and there were headlines across the -- state's daughter and their headlines across the state. newspapers of the day were interested in who he was and what parties he was having and what he was building and what paintings he purchased and there was a lot of gossip in the paper in the time about the warrens. sam warren became good friends with president cleveland and president cleve

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>> we all love -- we all love warren buffett we all love the company. sort of trade structure because mike is going to use the ball crush that is likely to come as soon as earnings are released in the option that he is selling. one thing you do have to think about when it comes to earnings and berkshire is the goofy way they now have to report earnings meaning that given the nature of the business, the earnings are not indicative of the success of the business so don't pay attention to big unrealized losses and their stock portfolio as warren buffett would say, he loves to have the stock market lower because he's got all that money to invest. and i bet you he invests a bunch this year. >> in what >> well, you know, -- that's don really well. you can think of the sorts of businesses that he likes to buy, you know why isn't he buying some of the big industrial machinery names like caterpillar or deere. he no longer has to take the companies over he could buy a huge portion of that and put a huge portion of his free cash to work and own wonderful, wonderfu

senator warren.would you say to the chief justice about the connection between legitimacy of the courts and conflicts of interest. >> that the court's legitimacy is derived from the belief of the people of the united states, that this court will make decisions based on the rule of law, and not on personal entanglements. that's why we have judicial ethics. and that's why it's's that conflicts of interest and evened the apparent of impropriety causes a judge to recuse himself or herself, from any decision. look, i want to pass the judicial ethics law. but to do that we got an election coming up! and that means we got to have a majority in the house, we've got to have a majority big enough in the senate to rollback the filibuster, to make the changes we need to make. so every time you feel frustrated about what's. happening in the supreme court, every time you want to shake your fist, every time over the next 34 days that you want to throw things at the television, or tear up whatever your news feed is!

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that was not elizabeth warren's only run in with the law. he was ordered by a superior judge to attend mediation after he was accused of failing to pay child care expenses. as a minister elizabeth warren was -- warnock was arrested. one trooper said i never encountered resistance like that. warnock was not convicted of any crime but five faces of child abuse were brought against the camp director. this is warnock's camp. if there was herschel walker, the media would demand answers. one said a counselor tossed urine on a 12-year-old boy. he wants to end-all cash bail and voted for tax increases using a loop hole to not pay taxes. a pastor who wants no restrictions on abortions and praises farrakhan and praised castro. the democratic senate candidate in pennsylvania is not any better. never worked a job in his life. john fetterman might be worse. a lifelong deadbeat socialist. a stroke left him severely disabled. it was on full display on nbc tonight. take a look. >> we had a monitor set up so he could read my questions. he still has lingering

elizabeth warren, i want to say one thing. should just claim, now that you can identify as anything, become an italian-american and support columbus day. that's when i would do. >> greg: she would be a terrible italian. i don't think she can cook. >> tyrus: when somebody uses minorities for financial gain and is able to come back and honor it in everyone's okay with it, one has never been -- shouldn't she have been answering questions on the hill? like you used to pretend to be something you're not to get jobs, to get favors, elections. you defrauded your voters. they thought they were voting for someone who was native american and was proud of their heritage. in a way, isn't that some form of crime? but yet facts mean absolutely nothing because there is no consequences. she could make jokes about it. i don't think that people who lost their jobs and their opportunities lost their jobs because of her playing around with the applications knowing damn well what she was doing, i don't think they were laughing. everything comes do

warren knew a ruling in favor of brown would not be enforceable was unanimous. >> warren was a greatof trying to bring the court together. >> he argued for months. finally he got every judge to agree. the court ruled for brown 9-0. >> it's may 17th, 1954, america has never been quite the same. >> it was a magna carta, it was the second emancipation. >> it was the beginning of the warren court. a revolutionary judicial era to change the fabric of american life. >> the court under earl warren just opened up america in so many different ways. >> it was in a sense today's court in reverse. >> conservatives used to cast them. >> it was enraging conservators. >> history-making decisions. >> some enhanced the rights of criminal defendants. >> the miranda decision, you have a right to a lawyer and a right to a lawyer when you are questioned. >> the privacy all of it met to a collective shout from conservatives. impeach. when earl warren finally retired in 1969, conservatives believed they might finally get their chance to change the court. but it would be another 40 years, a long, political

again, if elizabeth warren is cheering this, americans need to stand up.s is a threat on your second amendment. this is step one to create a gun registry. the next thing is to come and take our guns. and i absolutely am convinced this is coming from an international body. china's intimately involved with that. not only with our businesses or our government know who owns guns, i think china will as well. whenever there's this registry created, you know right now china's watching your e-mails and my e-mails. maria: that's right. senator, it's great to have you on this. this is really important. we appreciate your time. thank you, sir. >>> meanwhile, back on wall street the markets taking a nose dive this week after aggressive moves by the federal reserve. david bahnsen on it's beautiful. ♪ you ready babe? “everywhere” by fleetwood mac ♪ ♪ ♪can you hear me calling... out your name?♪ ♪you know that i've falling...♪ ♪and i don't know what to say♪ ♪i'll speak a little louder...♪ ♪i'll even shout...♪ ♪you know that i'm proud and i can't get the words out♪ ♪oh i♪

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maria: happy columbus day to you and elizabeth warren. cheryl: you were great yesterday.ad fun. maria: air raid sirens are ringing out in ukraine today as russia fires more rockets at kyiv and other cities, as ukrainian president zelenskyy is expected to address the g-7 nations in an emergency meeting later this morning, following a deadly day of russian strikes yesterday. joining me now is fox news senior strategic analyst, chairman for the institute of the study of war, general jack keane. great to see you. thank you for being here. >> delighted to be here. maria: what would you like to see out of the emergency meeting later today? >> well, certainly i want to see the complete support and commitment to president zelenskyy. his ambition here is to retake the territory that russia is occupying and to drive them out of ukraine. that is what he is attempting to do and he is beginning to succeed at that. he we've all seen the territory that he's retaken. putin has come to the conclusion, given that the current forces that he has in ukraine, he cannot defeat the ukraine milit

it would be nice if elizabeth warren had the same attitude.[laughs] [inaudible] >> among the early settlers among colonial america where many groups seeking religious freedom. the united states remains the most of the gist of western nations. this yearning for moral and spiritual perfection, so much a part of the american character, has led to a plethora of new american born religious sex. such as the church of just crisis that today, seven day advantage to, jehovah's site -- to name just a few of the more successful and long lived. many social experiments in a search for new ways of living where property was to be held in common. the most famous of these projects was new harmony, indiana. it was founded in 1825 by wealthy british industrialist named robert owen. he was one of the founders of the movement that came to be known utopian socialism. i got that name, by the way, because the founders of the movement believe that socialism could be achieved without class charcoal but by example. demonstrate that society could work in a different and

live pictures of massachusetts senator elizabeth warren.he's made the trek all the way out to washington state today attending a canvass kickoff event to support the senator, senator patty murray with just a little over two weeks until the midterms. very busy out there on the campaign trail. meanwhile, the arizona senate race is heating up with republican blake masters, gaining traction against the democratic incumbent mark kelly. two local small business owners are giving us their takes on the candidates. cliff is the owner and ceo of cliffco heavy equipment and machining, a blake masters supporter. and the owner of tinder box kitchens, a mark kelly supporter. this is what it's about, real people, real business owners think a few weeks ahead of the midterms. i want to start with you cliff, we're going to talk to both of you, introduce yourselves, about your businesses and why you're supporting your candidate. cliff, to you. >> thank you, molly. yeah, my name is cliff wixon. cliffco heavy equipment and machining. i started the business in 2

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warren and scott, thank you both so much for joining us on a saturday. giving us insights into what business folks are thinking about in pennsylvania here with would he bees to go. with weeks to go. alicia. alicia: griff jenkins joins us next from eagle pass, texas. hey, griff. >> reporter: hey, alicia, we're at ground zero for biden's border crisis and the congressman for this district, tony gonzalez joining us exclusively, next. alicia: fox news griff jenkins is down at eagle pass with tony gonzalez. hi, griff. >> reporter: that's right. there's been 10 apprehensions since the new fiscal year began on october 1. congressman, your thoughts. why are you here today? >> this is the eye of the storm. you know, eagle pass has been nonstop chaos from day one. i did a ride along with the eagle pass police department, and what we were seeing is stash house after stash house and they're seeing an increase in the number of fentanyl related calls. this is happening all over my district but eagle pass is at the center of it. >> reporter: congressman, yesterday gove

so you can imagine if elizabeth warren, if you have a 2020 election and elizabeth warren is sort on the fringe, maybe ideologically or whatever we're thinking, whatever the narrative and you don't have the polls that say she's down by four or whatever in october and. i think like working class whites in wisconsin don't want vote for. i think this is the story. and then that maybe you know maybe she does even because like they don't they don't her or they think she's too ideologically but i think they're i think people are making the same partizans and in washington are making the same rationalizations without the polls anyway, i can just give a quick thought. it sort of it's interesting to think of in terms of like the structure of the political system right, sort of when you have a less democratic primary system or less democratic for choosing candidates, then there's a certain amount of public opinion still happening. should have like, you know. does this candidate play well in this kind of environment, etc., etc. but there are it's much less central. it's sort its value judgments bas

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nice of elizabeth warren had the same attitude. now among the early settlers of colonial america were many groups seeking religious freedom, the united states remain the most religious of western nations. this year earning for moral and spiritual perfection so much a part of the american character has led to a plethora of new american-born religious sects like the church of jesus christ of latter-day's, seventh-day adventist, shakers, jehovah's witnesses and christian science to name a few of the more successful and long-lived. it also led to many social experiments in a search for a new way of living where property was to be held in common. the most famous of these was new harmony, indiana. it was founded in 1825 by a wealthy british industrialist by robert owen, one of the founders of the movement that came to be called utopian socialism. it got that name because the founders of the movement believed socialism could be achieved without class struggle but rather by example. that society could work in a different and better way and

on the far left of the line warren ran into johnson's men of kershaw's division.rigade commanded by a former college professor remained joshua lawrence anderson charge yelling like a pack of infuriated devils reaching the confederate works before the fatal fire from the confederate line stop them cold. colonel chamberlain as we heard this morning was among the casualties and he would defy medical opinion and survive his went solidifying his place in history at the appomattox. at the the other in the line hancock's men poised for another efforts to breach focusing on high ground nor and as -- the assault commenced between 4:00 and 4:30 but in the face of serious confederate fire most of the took a few steps and then hit the ground having experienced enough of attacking to recognize an assault when i saw one. a large regiment of relatively green heavier to risk now serving as infantry were not so naÏve as to underestimate their peril. nevertheless they poured out along the french courthouse road into the open field in front of the -- the merging 200 yards of the reb

and not just in conflicts like the warren ukraine. they're also hoping to help diffuse conflicts that aren't in the global limelight conflict analyst, valerie sch, deja advises the zurich project and is convinced it could make a difference. it is on that for peace negotiations. it's important to look at what happened during the war a i can help provide that overview. and later it could act as an early warning system to monitor whether the warring parties are sticking to their agreements or whether some other kind of intervention is needed. on the perhaps one day seen that new a i system will be able to help find ways out of wars like a warning. me great at the warren ukraine has d stabilized energy supplies in many european countries, they want to become independent of russian gas. the challenge is to find alternatives. liquid natural gas or l n g is one alternative, but there's no infrastructure in place. some of you that coal and nuclear power should continue to be used, but could now be the perfect time to make the switch to green

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today on to the point, we ask, ask a warren ukraine escalates. will nato soon be party to the conflict? with hello and welcome. i'm clear, richardson in berlin. it's a great privilege to be hosting this edition of to the point. we've a fantastic panel for you this week. very pleased to welcome marina hanker a security expert and professor of international relations at the hearty school in berlin. carolyn of a gora board member of the polish weekly kaltura liberal up and more. it's got my chief reporter for the german political magazine, cicero, he joins us after having just returned from ukraine. thank you all so much for being here, a marine. i'd actually like to start with you a present for a lot of years. lensky has said, now that a full, 30 per cent of ukrainian power plants have come under russian strikes, it's already leading to black outs across the country. a. do you think that the timing is intentional, with temperatures dropping in a cold winter setting? and absolutely, it's intentional, but it's also a result of what's happening in the

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massachusetts senator elizabeth warren said that she will be calling on the federal trade commission to block that deal. in a tweet, senator warren road, big grocery chains like kroger and albertsons are already gallatin families with inflated prices. more mergers and less competition with mean even higher prices and layoffs for employees and quote, if approved by regulators. the nearly 25 billion dollar deal would be one of the biggest in u.s. retail history. >> coming up next here at 6, the very few clues that police had identify a woman's body that was found burned in east bay park. plus, a new push by governor newsom to crack several unsolved murders in california, including one that happened right here in the bay area. what the governor is now offering to anyone who could help authorities and a family has had to postpone the funeral of 2 brothers who were killed in the east bay. why the coroner says that autopsies are taking longer cotton candy. pink lemonade. bubble gum. when tobacco companies sell candy flavored products, they know exactly what they're doing because four out o

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>> i dedicated the book to warren buffett whom i previously talk to. michael morris who helped to build sequoia, one of the best venture firms, another great investor, one of the great overall macro investors, joe simons who helped invent quantitative investing, larry fink who bui blackrock. mb people. >> we will put the numbers on the screen if you have a question or comment for david rubenstein. a lot of topics he can talk about, he has also written history and leadership books. the numbers are up on the screen. go ahead and dial in. what is the goal of investing? it is the highest return on money invested, correct? >> not necessarily. there are some people who care about other things. there are people who care about esg, environmental, social, and government factors. they will not invest gas because they do not think that is good for the global climate situation. generally investors are trying to get a good return on their money and do it in a legal and ethical way. >> someone who owns a venture capital firm, are you an esg investor? >> carlisle as

joining us now is democratic senator elizabeth warren of massachusetts., thank you so much for being with us. obviously this will have an impact on people's lives. but a new "new york times" siena poll said that top issues are economy and inflation. some economists said this plan could make inflation worse. can you definitively say it won't? >> yes. actually, there have been a lot of studies around this and they have shown it wouldn't have an impact on inflation. way i think about this is this is a key difference between the republicans an the democrats. the republicans scream about inflation and have absolutely zero plans to do anything about costs that actually come to families. democrats say, we've got some plans here and we are doing some really important things to move the needle. like we are reducing student loan debt for 43 million americans. like we are reducing the cost of insulin for millions of americans. we are making sure that we're going to have negotiation of prescription drug prices. we're reducing the cost of utilities. the president is w

so this warren, ukraine is not the war of the global. so, and they've seen the different, there's a call, the west street, this warren ukraine, and how it treats the war that you know, of intervention, which based thought in the global south, whether it's iraq or, you know, whether it's supporting the saudis in yemen or libya. the attitude they have to was refugees from conflicts. so there is this element of racism. and the south is saying no, we don't want to be thought of well off this war. sure. you bring up a very good point. let's go to where it gets to anchor, who st. joseph burrell before and policy chief of the e. u. i. he came out with a very peculiar statement to be a few days ago that europe is some kind of garden and other than outside of europe . it's a jungle. you're not in the u. r. is turkey. part of that jungle. i mean, you know, joseph brown, he writes these very weird blogs. ok. but i mean, i think it's this is that tainted neil colonialism. it's still there. go ahead and ankara. so turkey has nothing to jangle about v

give us a sense of what a-rod corporation is. >> so in talking about warren buffet, he's been my mentor many days with him in omaha and for lack of a better term is a mini berkshire m hathaway. 80% is business. we acquired over 20,000 multi family apartments in almost 20 states. and over the last five years, we have acquired almost 10,000 single family homes for rent. and we're making big impacts in these communities both with our returns but also socially giving back to these communities. >> so what i didn't hear is a number there. total amount of money -- >> i would say if you were to put a value in our enterprise, it somewhere between a billion and $2 billion with our holdings. >> so real money. now one of the things that you're doing and i'm kind of enjoying this is that you are part of a group that's going to become the majority owners of the minnesota timberwolves next year and one of the players that you've taken on is a fellow named rudy gobert who is in the second year of a $205 million contract. so here is my question. how does it feel to go from the star athlete getting paid

[laughter] of course, this is warren's kind of market, right? when everybody else is fearful -- liz exactly. >> -- be greedilyty -- greedy, right? you mentioned those comments by fed meister. obviously, i don't think those comments are helpful. i wish they'd allow the market to figure these things out as opposed to the fed trying to signal these moves that we're getting too hot or too cold. obviously, they're still very concern about inflation, and with good reason, right? we're not seeing any signs that it's going down. but the market knows that, right? let the market do its job. we don't need those kind of comments, in my humble opinion. but at the same time, i do think there are going to be some good opportunities. you mentioned jpmorgan getting beat up today. but maybe go to prudential banks because they're paying a good dividend. they've already been beat up, and if you want some safety in this falling economy, it'd be good. but maybe look at the stock that could actually do really good a couple of years down the road when the economy start

the movement sprang from a protest in warren county, north carolina in the early 19 80s.antly black community was designated as the dumping site for a hazardous waste landfill. it was proposed that the landfill store thousands of tons of pcb contaminated soil. but when the truck loads of tainted soil arrived at the site, hundreds of protesters showed up to literally stand in the way of injustice. for weeks, protesters marched, prayed, lay their bodies in the middle of the road to block the trucks from turning their home into a poisonous wasteland. dolly burwell was one of the leaders of that protest, she has been credited with the mother of the movement. that 19th news describes her as quote, a leading force behind the idea that all communities have a right to a safe and healthy environment. she was arrested five times during the protests, even her-year-old daughter was arrested while participating in the marches. ultimately, dolly burwell and her fellow activists lost the fight against the 22 acre dump, but it was not a total failure, far from it. their cries were heard

let's talk to randy warren, chief investment officer with warren financial services. can it be trusted? >> you know, i really love this rally, but at the same time, i don't really trust it. but you know, you have to be a little flexible because at the end of the day, every new bull market starts with a bear market rally. so you have got to be a little flexible here, but you also have to be very careful we're bumping along the bottom and it's just hard to imagine that the market is going to make a lot of extra progress when the fed still has a lot of work to do in terms of raising rates even further than they have so far. >> if you don't trust these rallies right now, what would make you change your mind and say, okay, this is the sustainable rally that we want, that the bottom is in? >> one of the keys here is holding this 3600 level on the s&p. if we keep on making new lows, that's just going to -- that's obviously going to be bad news for the rally. it's not going to happen, and we're going to have to wait longer but if we can hold somewhere, and i'm not a precise p

>> cheers. >> nothing says beer like a suit and tie. >> i'm kind of upset it wasn't elizabeth warren.good guess. because he is from wisconsin where they do drink a few beers. question three, in a new interview a woman called karen a lane johnson, known to some as whoopi goldberg, said that when she finally retires from the tv program she's disgraced for so many years she would like to become a u.s. ambassador to egypt or which other country? this is for two points. a, spain. b, italy. see, greece. >> it must be italy. she was seen sister act and there are a lot of nuns there in italy. so maybe she's trying to do some research. she's doing a new sister act movies so this could be a professional visit. >> tucker: raymond! i like how both of you explain the thought processes that lead to your guesses. let's see if you are correct. >> one day if i make some money i want to be an ambassador. i'm serious. i think i'd like to be an ambassador to either egypt or italy. >> oh! >> tucker: so now were at 1-1. so removing this along, accelerating fast. question four, unsolved stomach small town h

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coolidge wore a black armband as a symbol of mourning, on the death of his predecessor, warren g. harding, on the death of his 16 year old son, calvin junior, and on the death of his father, colonel coolidge. i wonder if any of you can speak to the tradition of wearing a black armband as a sign of mourning? when did it start, and when did it seem to go out of fashion? >> i know that i should be able to comment on this, but unfortunately i don't know the history of that. but yeah, it's something that isn't really in style now, you don't see it now. unfortunately, that is a really good question i don't have the answer. >> sir? >> yes, thank you, sir. nicola, i had the privilege of marching in president kennedy's inaugural parade. and i had also -- that was my plebe year and my -- at the naval academy. and my first class year i had the privilege of leading the honor company that marched in his funeral procession. and the marine band, the u.s., the naval -- the national geographic magazine took a picture at the lincoln memorial. it was the marine band, west point, the naval academy, t