>> whatever warren jeffs means by it, i don't want to wait and find out and see. >> if warren jeffs werecommand people to be "translated," in other words, die so they could go to heaven -- the faithful flds may well do that. >> it's not unrealistic to believe his followers would follow him down the road of a mass suicide event. >> that's our concern is that something could happen along the lines of a heaven's gate. >> the mass suicide in california, 21 women, 18 men -- >> or a zonestown -- >> jim jones, the leader of afternoon american religious cult and his followers, have been found dead at their jungle camp in guyana, the result of a mass suicide/murder. >> and i hope i'm wrong, i really do. but that is what is written in the revelations. >> i want to make this very clear. if the law officials, fbi, whoever, doesn't stop warren, thousands will die. sorry. >> juju: jeffs calling for all children of former flds members to come back into the fold. >> i think those recent revelations have everything to do with the disappearance of these children. >> i'm very worried for them. >> juju: do

i guess today is the independent journalist warren thoronton. warren is the journalist who broke the story about the canadian parliament giving a standing avation to a ukrainian nazi who had served in the ss during world war ii. incredibly he was arrested by the british police for revealing this information, but no charges were ever brought. in his previous life, warren served in the military. after which he spent eight years providing personal protection for aid workers in many wartorne countries and he's now joining us via skype. welcome to the show. david, what's been your thoughts about the pierce morgan's uh coverage really of the situation in gaza? well, as as the film shows, i mean he claims to be uh unbiased journalist without fear of favor pursuing the questions that people want answered us. this is the the rational of all mainstream journalists. uh and of course he does pursue a particular line uh with with interview east but he doesn't do it on the other side so for example when he has for example had the the loki the rapper on recent

warren. mr. welch. mr. whitehouse. mr. wicker. mr. wyden. mr. young. the clerk: senators voting in the affirmative -- baldwin, booker, butler, cantwell, casey, cassidy, collins, coons, duckworth, hassan, hickenlooper, hirono, lujan, menendez, peters, smith, sullivan, tester, warner, warren, whitehouse, and wyden. mr. cardin, aye. mr. blumenthal, aye. senators voting in the negative -- blackburn, boozman, cotton, fisher, graham, hoeven, lankford, lee, paul, romney, rubio, and schmitt. ms. cortez masto, aye. mr. moran, aye. mr. welch, aye. the clerk: mr. sanders, aye. the clerk: mrs. shaheen, aye. the clerk: mr. carper, aye. the clerk: mr. wicker, no. mr. cornyn, no. mr. bennet, aye. mr. budd, no. mr. heinrich, aye. mr. grassley, no. ms. rosen, aye. mr. king, aye. the clerk: mr. kaine, aye. mr. thune, no. mr. barrasso, no. mr. daines, no. mrs. capito, no. mr. schatz, aye. ms. ernst, no. mr. kelly, aye. the clerk: mr. durbin, aye.test. vote: the clerk: mr. ricketts, no. mr. ossoff, aye. mr. warnock, aye. ms. murkowski, aye. mr. johnson, no. mr. risch, no.

warren. mr. welch. mr. whitehouse. mr. wicker. mr. wyden. mr. young. senators voting in the affirmative -- baldwin, bennet, blumenthal, cantwell, cardin, carper, casey, collins, coons, cortez masto, duckworth, hassan, hickenlooper, kaine, kelly, king, klobuchar, manchin, merkley, ossoff, peters, rosen, shaheen, smith, tester, van hollen, warner, warnock, welch. senators voting in the negative -- britt, cotton, fischer, grassley, hoeven, kennedy, lankford, mcconnell, menendez, sinema, thune, wicker, young. the clerk: mr. murphy, aye. the clerk: mr. brown, aye. vote: the clerk: mr. sullivan, no. the clerk: mr. tuberville, no. the clerk: mr. wyden, aye. the clerk: ms. murkowski, aye. the clerk: mr. heinrich, aye. mr. ricketts, no. the clerk: ms. stabenow, aye. the clerk: mr. booker, aye. the clerk: mr. crapo, no. the clerk: ms. butler, aye. the clerk: mr. durbin, aye. the clerk: mrs. murray, aye. the clerk: mr. markey, aye. the clerk: mr. schumer, aye. the clerk: mr. reed, aye. vote: the clerk: mr. fetterman, aye. the clerk: mr. whitehouse, aye. the clerk

joseph warren acts as his go between. joseph warren was a man of poppy law with rebels in boston, but popular with crown, so he's the perfect between and he brokers deal which is pretty simple if hancock gets his ship back so that he can begin trading, hancock will agree to stand trial if they want to charge him with. the deal is in place. everything is set. then. hancock that night starts to get knocks on his door as visitors arrive. hancock's mansion you saw sat at the top of boston common. and here's an image of it soon one observer said hancock's house quote was full radical firebrands samuel adams and james otis went to hancock's mansion and told him could not make this deal. it's a bad deal as sons of liberty filled in and tried to convince hancock of the same thing. hancock eventually, with mounting pressure, reneges on the deal. he's going have to protest the way that samuel adams and james otis want for they have more radical ideas, but it's safer at this time. go along with them shortly after liberty riot, briti

joseph warren acts as his go between. joseph warren was a man of poppy law with rebels in boston, but popular with crown, so he's the perfect between and he brokers deal which is pretty simple if hancock gets his ship back so that he can begin trading, hancock will agree to stand trial if they want to charge him with. the deal is in place. everything is set. then. hancock that night starts to get knocks on his door as visitors arrive. hancock's mansion you saw sat at the top of boston common. and here's an image of it soon one observer said hancock's house quote was full radical firebrands samuel adams and james otis went to hancock's mansion and told him could not make this deal. it's a bad deal as sons of liberty filled in and tried to convince hancock of the same thing. hancock eventually, with mounting pressure, reneges on the deal. he's going have to protest the way that samuel adams and james otis want for they have more radical ideas, but it's safer at this time. go along with them shortly after liberty riot, briti

warren. mr. welch. mr. whitehouse. mr. wicker. mr. wyden. mr. young. senators voting in the affirmative -- bennet, blackburn, boozman, budd, cantwell, capito, cardin, carper, casey, cassidy, collins, coons, cornyn, cotton, cramer, crapo, duckworth, ernst, fischer, graham, grassley, hagerty, heinrich, hickenlooper, hirono hoeven hyde-smith johnson, kaine, kelly, king, mcconnell, menendez, mullin, ossoff, ricketts, rounds, schumer, schatz, scott of florida, stabenow, sullivan, tester, thune, tillis, tuberville, van hollen, warnock, whitehouse, wicker, and young. mr. brown, aye. mr. wyden. mr. moran, aye. senators voting in the negative -- booker, braun, hawley, lee, paul, sanders, warren, welch, and wyden. the clerk: ms. butler, aye. ms. baldwin, aye. the clerk: mrs. murray, aye. the clerk: mr. merkley, no. ms. murkowski, aye. the clerk: mr. fetterman, aye. ms. hassan, aye. the clerk: mrs. shaheen, aye. vote: the clerk: ms. lummis, no. mr. marshall, aye. the clerk: mr. lujan, aye. mr. manchin, aye. mr. warner, aye. the clerk: mrs. gillibrand, aye. the cl

pandering to elizabeth warren maybe so she doesn't come down hard on banks.it soon. all our indications is that is going to happen. it there are seven or eight really credible players -- >> people have been saying that with great certain ty the last few months. >> i think things shifted. they shifted and we can tell just by our own application with with the type of questions that come back. where you are in that process. they shifted because they lost the court case as well. >> people are watching us who are going to say, mike novogratz is talking his book. he's got so much money invested in this stuff, it has got to work for him. and then there is other people who might say jamie dimon is talking his book. and i will say i'm deferring -- not deferring that i'm agreeing with jamie dimon, but i don't think he's talking his book in that i believe this is a view he has held, being correct. >> he's been consistent. i like jamie. i want him to run for president. i think he's a very smart guy. he's been consistently wrong on bitcoin. he just has. and what he's been

now, ford and warp had had -- warren had had a rocky corelationship including their time on the warrenommission a decade earlier. warren did not know -- indeed, no one else knew -- that ford was writing an article for "life" magazine, a behind the scenes description of the commission. worse, he had contracted to co-author a book, a portrait of lee harvey oswald that a basically are relied on transcripts that the commission hadd assembled. in any event, the morning that warren died he was to be horned by -- honor by lying in state as is now traditional up at the supreme court building on capitol hill, and a ford staffer said to the vice president, you know, it would really be a nice gesture for you to go up and pay your respects. and ford thought about it, and he said, you know, the white house would not be happy with that. finish -- and, you know, end of discussion. well, the staff ther learned later in the day that, on his e own, ford had thought it over , and he decided to do the decent thing, and he went up to the supreme court and prayed in front of the chief justice's casket. ande

warren buffett is a totally different thing. i mean, warren buffett isn't someone that lebron idolized as a teenager. but within a very short time after signing a $90 million contract with nike when he was 18 years old. and a massive contract with the cleveland cavaliers, and other endorsement deals, lebron was a lot smarter than most entertainers, never mind athletes, all entertainers, in trying to surround himself with advisors who are experts in things like how to invest your money, how to protect your money, how to do things other than just do endorsement deals, which athletes do, but how do you actually do something besides that, like maybe own a piece of the company and one of the people who was advising him very early, who had a great relationship with buffet, lebron wanted to meet him and his advisor brokered that meeting and he flew to omaha to spend a day with him and started what grew into a legitimate friendship and lebron did all that when he was like 20 years old. and so, if you think, i mean, those of us in the ro

in fact his friend warren buffett was asked about the same thing because warren buffett's company, berkshire hathaway, one of the companies they invested, was a petro company that was connected to this arms and going on in sudan and basically buffett's answer to all the shareholders, yeah, we're not going change what we do. so unfortunate what's going on over there, but doesn't really affect us. and that's it. but lebron not to sign the letter he was and he and one other player on the team were the only two that didn't. and as soon as he that the new york times covered it and every other newspaper in media outlet in the united states and became a problem for him because he was ripping to lee questioned about why he didn't sign it mind you this is going on in the middle of the nba playoffs that he's getting hit with this and then he has what some people would say is the greatest game. his career in the middle. all this against the detroit pistons. lebron has the game his life where he literally is. it's like one of the few times where one man beats five. and it is a stunning performance that

warren: i like absolutely. let's go down the line. >> absolutely. >> absolutely, positively. >> absolutely. >> absolutely. >> absolutely. [laughter] >> absolutely. >> absolutely. sen. warren: all right. it is the word of the day. we have a way to do this. senator marshall and i, along with 18 of our colleagues, including senator smith, senator fetterman, and on the senate banking committee have a bill that would do exactly what paul enforcement asks. it would extend the antennal -- anti-money laundering rules that banks follow so that crypto could not be used for financing terrorist attacks or north korea's nuclear program. when it comes to banking policy i'm not usually holding hands with the ceos of multibillion-dollar banks. but this is a matter of national security. terrorists, drug traffickers, and rogue nations should be barred from using crypto for the dangerous activities. it is time for congress to act. chair brown: senator daines is recognized. >> thank you for all of our panelists for being here toda

warren and mr.avage have talked about the great a great deal about english liberties and what their rights are in of parliament. but what are the english liberties to me. only men get to participate in our politics. but women also live politics. we live it every day by spinning our clubhouse and by participate in boycotts on sugar cloth and tea. we have shown how much women can achieve and how one must we weigh until liberties and rights apply to all people like me? the fact. when will we, the ladies like? i have asked a multiple there. the speaker to my left in the balcony. my name is reverend william walter. gentleman remember, we are all brothers. and a minister at trinity church. what i pray for is peace. the threats of violence in boston must end. no taxes important enough for men to lose their lives over. i pray that peace will come to this province, not war. of terror. the speaker to my right on the floor. i am captain ebenezer macintosh. as captain of the liberty tree, i led the riot that de

warren and mr.avage have talked about the great a great deal about english liberties and what their rights are in of parliament. but what are the english liberties to me. only men get to participate in our politics. but women also live politics. we live it every day by spinning our clubhouse and by participate in boycotts on sugar cloth and tea. we have shown how much women can achieve and how one must we weigh until liberties and rights apply to all people like me? the fact. when will we, the ladies like? i have asked a multiple there. the speaker to my left in the balcony. my name is reverend william walter. gentleman remember, we are all brothers. and a minister at trinity church. what i pray for is peace. the threats of violence in boston must end. no taxes important enough for men to lose their lives over. i pray that peace will come to this province, not war. of terror. the speaker to my right on the floor. i am captain ebenezer macintosh. as captain of the liberty tree, i led the riot that de

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the warren commission believed that there was a simple case of bullets and a killer. but two things happened that day that made this almost impossible. the first is a film taken by abraham zaprador while standing near chameli hill, and the second is a man named james thicke who was wounded by a small shrapnel while standing next to a three-way underpass. framework which was determined by zaprador film , eliminated the possibility of the fourth bullet. therefore, the shrapnel from the arrow that left a sharp wound on tick's cheek must have been one of the bullets that came from the sixth floor of the book store. now there are only two bullets left, and we know that one of them was the fatal one that hit kennedy's head . now there is only one bullet left. a bullet that should justify the presence of seven wounds in the bodies of kennedy and connelly. instead of admitting that there was one , the warren commission decided to make the hypothesis that was expressed by an ambitious lawyer named arpect one of the most blatant lies ever imposed on the american people. this hy

the un, warren's hundreds of thousands of thousands, are facing a public health disaster. also coming up a make or break so much for ukraine's future. you leaders meet him, brussels on thursday to decide on the opening of its session talks with ukraine. further, financial aid for keep what hungry as prime minister is threatening to block the plans and have you had a delay? has only been argentina's president for a few days and getting straight down to business, evaluating the conference tassel. more than 50 percent the unpopular fund any as welcome to the program is right. the prime minister benjamin netanyahu has rejected international calls for a cease fire in gaza, including a non binding resolution box for the un general assembly on choose say. in a meeting with is ready soldiers and it turn yahoo said the that the ministry would continue. it's offensive against time us, which is classified as a terrorist organization by numerous countries as a government. if i say this, even given the great pain in the international pressure, so nothing will stop us and we will contin

commissioner warren. um, so i had talked to a member of the public, um, who has a background in preservation and, um, was interested in, um, you know, recent landmark resolution that talked about, uh, replication of historic features or spaces versus rehabilitation. um, i believe there's some language regarding that, um, saying that replication is acceptable alternative to rehabilitation and repair. um, so that was my first question on sure. happy to address that. um, commissioner nageswaran, um, so you are likely referring to the landmark designation that the hpc looked at for the sacred heart church. it is fairly i will say that is not common language that we use within the landmark designation reports. um, on many of our landmark designations, we do work closely either with the city attorney and or the sponsor to craft a designation that you know might be able to accommodate their kind of needs, both at the time and in the future, especially if it's within the boundaries and the parameters. i think in

the story i think sums up for equivocal position, on july 9 former chief justice earl warren i. now warren had a rocky relationship including their time on the lauren commission a decade earlier. warren did not know and indeed no one else knew ford was writing an article for life magazine a behind-the-scenesdescription . lewis had contracted to co-author a book a portrait of lee harvey oswald that relied on transcripts that the commission had assembled but in any event, the morning warren died he was to be honored by lying in state as is now traditional the supreme court building on capitol hill and of ford stafford said you know what would be a nice capture is for you to go up and pay your respects and for talk about it and said the white house would not behappy with that . and of discussion. but staff would learn later in the day ford had thought it over and decided to do the decent thing and went up to the supreme court and lay in front of the chief justice casket and the white house was not happy by the fact that july 9 that they significant that's one month before ford was

n. warrens, hundreds of thousands of gardens are facing a public health disaster. also has a critical summit and for ukraine's future annual leaders and even brussels, designed on the opening of succession talks with ukraine and on further financial aid for key but hunger as prime minister as threatening to walk the place and rush of president for parents to take phone and questions from ordinary citizens and his end of year news conference. the improvement has held power for nearly 24 years and says he's running for re election in march the and the conflicts welcome to the program is rarely prime minister. benjamin netanyahu has rejected international calls for a cease fire and gaza, including a non binding resolution backed by the un general assembly on tuesday. in a meeting with is really soldiers that in yahoo said that the military would continue, was offensive against tomas, which is classified as a terrorist organization by the u as well as the us and other nations. meanwhile, as a government, as i say this, even given the great pain in the international pre

joe biden. warrens is real that it's losing support. but what role is he actually playing in the warren gaza? let's get to the bottom line the for months now, the u. s. has provided unwavering support for israel as it proceeds, it's warren gaza, and veto, to every attempt that a ceasefire. now president joe biden says it is real, is losing support over its indiscriminate bombing of gaza. more than 18000 palestinians have been killed by israel since october 7th, mostly women and children, mostly crushed in apartment buildings after hamas attack. when $1200.00 is really soldiers and civilians were killed, is really leaders still say they want to decimate the spa, make resistance movement from us, retrieve $100.00 plus captives and stay in gaza indefinitely. but for palestinians, it just seems like the point is to kill more of them, to starve the rest and make me entire gaza strip unlivable. so 10 weeks into this war with bite and warning is really leaders that they have tough decisions to make . what role is his administration actually pl

have you always been suspicious about the warren commission and the of the warren commission in the the official line about the kennedy assassination? no. i mean, actually, i had no idea there ever any controversy about it now. i grew up campaigning for john kennedy in the fifth grade. my dad was in politics. i went to the lyndon johnson for a barbecue. i met lyndon during that campaign when i i didn't any controversy at all the jfk assassination and went to see oliver stone's movie jfk in 1991. not even aware the controversy surrounding the film. i thought it was just a biography of this president that i campaigned for and i walked out of that theater just shocked absolutely shocked. and but what drove me to start reading, investigating everything i could find on this assassination jacob hornberger is most recent book is on your screen an encounter evil the abraham zapruder story. thank you for appearing on tv. thank you for having me. peter.

have you always been suspicious about the warren commission and the of the warren commission in the the official line about the kennedy assassination? no. i mean, actually, i had no idea there ever any controversy about it now. i grew up campaigning for john kennedy in the fifth grade. my dad was in politics. i went to the lyndon johnson for a barbecue. i met lyndon during that campaign when i i didn't any controversy at all the jfk assassination and went to see oliver stone's movie jfk in 1991. not even aware the controversy surrounding the film. i thought it was just a biography of this president that i campaigned for and i walked out of that theater just shocked absolutely shocked. and but what drove me to start reading, investigating everything i could find on this assassination jacob hornberger is most recent book is on your screen an encounter evil the abraham zapruder story. thank you for appearing on tv. thank you for having me. peter.real quickly, david ono na stranger to angelinos. he's the anchor of

senator elizabeth warren led the american people as well as u.s. congress on multiple fronts and i want that to believe that there's an aml problem and the vast majority of illicit finance going through the financial system and legacy banking instrategies structure and not happen -- ibram frank siller structure and happening in the crypto space and every transaction is logged on the public ledger called the block chain and block chain than they do on legacy infrastructure and that's misleading claim number one from senator warren and number two is like the bill. the bill was introduced under the guides of anti-money laundering to fix the nonexistent compliance gaps and crypto and she's misled the u.s. senate and 20% of the u.s. senate is sponsoring this bill that they think is going to address a compliance issue. but if you read the legislation, you'll quickly understand that the requirements are technically impossible to implement the block chain environment and making it illegal for u.s. persons to use the technology and effectively bans if for u

. >>> later on, warren buffett's berkshire halves its stake in a hardware giant. it is tuesday, december 12th, 2023. you are watching "worldwide exchange" here on cnbc. >>> good morning. welcome to "worldwide exchange." i'm dominic chu in for frank holland. let's check off with the three-day winning streak and the dow trading at the highest level since january of 2022. futures are indicated higher. dow by 100 points. s&p higher by 7 points and nasdaq implied higher by 41. this as the federal reserve kicks off the final policy meeting of the year with interest rate traders widely expecting no change at all in rate policy until at least march of next year. we will get the latest read on consumer prices with the november cpi report due at 8:30 a.m. the economists are looking for prices to dip slightly from a year ago. if you strip out the effects mof food and energy, we expect no change at the year over year rate of roughly 4%. that's the estimate. . >>> if you check on the bond market, we were talking about 4.27%. the ten-year treasury note below 4.2%. the two-year

warren again, i can start with that. you know, when you about deviations time i had some some more insight than i do but but christopher nolan only up one character there's only one composite character in this. and in a cast of about 80, he was really keen on every single person. so you have all these famous if you've seen the movie, you have all these famous people who show up for two events in, the movie. and that's because he really wanted each person be a real person. and the only the only composite character is all. alden right. plays the senate aide who sort of volleys off of robert downey jr. louis strauss character. that's the only person is that isn't completely real. i know that. i mean they they shot in los alamos. they shot in oppenheimer's real home. they shot at fuller, which is where the scientists use. it's a big it's a they ran a giant log cabin and it's where the scientists had cafeteria. and it's also where my high school prom party happened. i was it's it's really that they were shooting there. i went