washington, d. c, thank you. brian grim is washington d. c. bureau chief of the intercept and investigative news organization, he says, backs arrest, screwed, have implications for more powerful people. is a billionaire used to moving in some of the most powerful circles on the globe who was, who was going to remain in prison? you know, for the foreseeable future, unless he can persuade a judge to somehow let him out until his, his trial. but the main question is going to be whether or or not baracus this has information that could, that could get him a reduced or non existent sentence that would implicate people higher up the chain . and brock was so high up a chain that there are very few people that, that, that label would apply to. and jared cushion or, and donald trump or are among the few that i think would qualify. the biggest and answer question is it's a 2 part question. does brock have information about any got any golf country, whether it's cut through the u. e. saudi arabia or, or anybody else who offered financial benefit to anyone in th

ryan grim is the washington d. c. bureau chief of the intercept and investigative news organization, he joins us now on scott, thank you for your time. give us you will take, how serious are the charges that he's facing? they're very serious. and in fact, as you know, that he is considered a flight risk by prosecutors. you know, you know, as you are saying, which, which means that this is a, this is a billionaire used to moving in some of the most powerful circles on the globe who was, it was going to remain in prison. you know, for the foreseeable future, unless he can persuade a judge to somehow let him out until his, his trial. but the main question is going to be whether or or not baracus this has information that could, that could get him a reduced or non existent sentence. that would implicate people higher up the chain and brock was so high up the chain that there are very few people that, that, that label would apply to. and jared cushion or, and donald trump or are among the few that i think would qualify. ok, that

let's go now to washington d. c. bureau, venus poll, joins me now. good evening to you in this, and we should let our viewers know that you sat down with mr. bush to interview him about his relationship with german transfer uncle america who was stepping down in a couple of months. it was during that interview that the former president offered some candid and unexpected comments about afghanistan, right. his president bush is keeping a low profile since he left off his friend. and as you said in the ends of you, he became a simple painter. he actually only sat down with me because he wanted to share his thoughts and actually feelings about as he put it. dear friend america. and we know that former presidents, they rarely criticize a sitting president and we know that president biden, and mister bush there reportedly on good terms. have you explained in bush lashing out if you will, against biden's decision to withdraw us troops from afghanistan? hello, brand. this was a very humble and open atmosphere, as you can tell when you watch the whole intervi

let's go now to washington d. c. bureau, venus poll, joins me now. good evening to you in this and we should lead our viewers know that you sat down with mr. bush to interview him about his relationship with german chancellor, uncle america who was stepping down in a couple of months. it was during that interview that the former president offered some candid and unexpected comments about afghanistan, right. his president bush's keeping a low profile since he left office friend. and as you said in the interview, he became a simple painter. he actually only sat down with me because he wanted to share his thoughts and actually feelings about us. he put it, dear friend america and we know that former presidents, they rarely criticize a sitting president and we know that president biden, and mister bush there reportedly on good terms. how do you explained in bush? lashing out if you will against biden's decision to withdraw us troops arrived in the state look brand. this was a very humble and open atmosphere, as you can tell when you watch the whole inter

let's go now to washington d. c. bureau, venus. paul joins me now. good evening to you in this, and we should let our viewers know that you sat down with mr. bush to interview him about his relationship with german transfer uncle america who was stepping down in a couple of months. it was during that interview that the former president offered some candid and unexpected comments about afghanistan, right. he has president bush is keeping a low profile since he left office friend. and as you said in the interview, he became a simple painter. he actually only sat down with me because he wanted to share his thoughts and actually feelings about us. he put it, dear friend america and we know that former presidents, they rarely criticize a sitting president and we know that president biden, and mister bush, they're there reportedly on good terms. how do you explain? been bush lashing out if you will, against biden's decision to withdraw us troops or map dana stand. hello, brenda, this is, it was a very humble and open atmosphere, as you can tell when you wa

let's go now to washington d. c bureau, venus poll, joins me now. good evening to you in this and we should let our viewers know that you sat down with mr. bush to interview him about his relationship with german transfer uncle american who was stepping down in a couple of months. it was during that interview that the former president offered some candid and unexpected comments about afghanistan, right. his president bush is keeping a low profile since he left off his friend. and as you said in the interview, he became a simple painter. he actually only sat down with me because he wanted to share his thoughts and actually feelings about us. he put it, dear friend america and we know that former presidents, they rarely criticize a sitting president and we know that president biden, and mister bush, their reportedly on good terms. how do you explained in bush lashing out if you will, against biden's decision to withdraw us troops from afghan to stand? look, brenda, this is was a very humble and open atmospheric. you can tell when you watch the whole i

let's go now to washington d. c. bureau, venus poll, joins me now. good evening to you in this and we should lead our viewers know that you sat down with mr. bush to interview him about his relationship with german transfer uncle america who was stepping down in a couple of months. it was during that interview that the former president offered some candid and unexpected comments about afghanistan, right. his president bush is keeping a low profile since he left the office friend. and as you said in the interview, he became a simple painter. he actually only sat down with me because he wanted to share his thoughts and actually feelings about as he put it. dear friend america. and we know that former presidents, they rarely criticize a sitting president and we know that president biden, and mister bush there, there reportedly on good terms having you explained in bush lashing out, if you will, against biden's decision to withdraw us troops from f. dana stand. hello brenda. this was a very humble and open atmosphere, as you can tell when you watch the w

you pay the same amount of say, $100.00 for a chip, if it's twice as fast, the bureau of labor statistics in washington d. c, will say that inflation is falling 50 percent with microchips. now if this basic building block of the global economy is no longer on that a, some pa to occur on a price point called 0. and in fact, you're going to start to see monopoly pricing and prices kick out. then that is structurally a huge change, a huge see change. we know we've had jeff booth on, for example, you wrote a book called the price of tomorrow about how the price of technology is dropping faster than they can print money. and that in deflation is a permanent feature and the economy. well, this kind of belies that point a little bit and suggests that even microchips are prone to this type of disruptive mal investments. they come from too much money printing and now are having real inflation and it's trickling through on so many different level. somebody different price points and the central bank because for them to admit there is inflation would mean they would have to raise rates and therefore put all of their f

correspondence between the principal of saint mary's school and the director of the bureau of india boarding schools in washington, d. c. and it's actually a letter from the sister secretary to the director saying, you know, this is to inform you that mother superior. catherine fell down the cellar steps and hit the button and step with such force. it drove her glasses into her head and then you know, we think that by the time you receive this letter, she will have passed away and we know you'll join us in, in praying for her soul. i read that i stood straight up out of my chair. you know, it's like these were not fairy stories. cecil real stories. and i think that that's that's how many of us have grown to know about know about boarding schools is, are through stories like this that our parents shared. well, it feels so strange that you attended a school that was a residential school that you teach and then you educate about healing. what is that like? are you surrounded by go see surrounded by the ancestors. how does that fuel what yeah, i think there's a real challenge to being in a school that is a former boarding