how are they different or how is weinstein different from what? the weinstein is different. the casting couch, which harvey is his defense. it was casting couch and the casting couch was quite disgusting. the abuse of power. louis b may or may well have certainly abused judy garland and and one of the things elia kazan writes a rather brilliant autobiography in which he says, one of the things that the stewart early studio heads believed, and i think were right is you don't cast a woman in a role unless you want to sleep with her. he didn't use the word sleep. and that was harvey's view. and the difference between the old moguls of hollywood and harvey is rape was harvey's m.o. , it was the m.o. was not the m.o. of many of these men. i'm not saying some of them may not have rape, but we're not aware of a rape in the same way they abuse women. and it was disgusting. but harvey, i mean, you're talking about physical assault that he was doing. he was holding down women. he was really, you know, annabella sciorra, you listen to her description of what he did with her at the tria

how are they different or how is weinstein different from what? the weinstein is different. the casting couch, which harvey is his defense. it was casting couch and the casting couch was quite disgusting. the abuse of power. louis b may or may well have certainly abused judy garland and and one of the things elia kazan writes a rather brilliant autobiography in which he says, one of the things that the stewart early studio heads believed, and i think were right is you don't cast a woman in a role unless you want to sleep with her. he didn't use the word sleep. and that was harvey's view. and the difference between the old moguls of hollywood and harvey is rape was harvey's m.o. , it was the m.o. was not the m.o. of many of these men. i'm not saying some of them may not have rape, but we're not aware of a rape in the same way they abuse women. and it was disgusting. but harvey, i mean, you're talking about physical assault that he was doing. he was holding down women. he was really, you know, annabella sciorra, you listen to her description of what he did with her at the tria

alan weinstein went on to positions. the head of the national archives in washington for many years and then continued to write about the and he wrote about a trial called hidden woods which was also a sensation in about 2000. that came out and that book came out which is part of my which included two critical elements in the alger hiss story. the alger hiss trial that is the venona decrypts. these were soviet cable traffic that army intelligence had gathered during the war. they couldn't read it because it was all in code, but had recorded it. they actually had the transcripts. it took them 20, 25 years to break code. but by the 1990s they'd broken the code and they were able to read masses of cable traffic in the 1990s with the fall of the berlin wall in 1989, there was a soviet scholar who was able for a short period during the boris yeltsin presidency to actually get into the kgb files, and he was able bring out extensive notes about he found in those files the cumulative evidence between the venona decrypts and the

nice weinstein, which we will also pass later, often to knock off that 2nd to get the gun for by that some group members have known each other for years. others are here for the 1st time today with, with the help of again, the group get to know each other at the beginning. on our chima, my name is, i would say, monday i came from arethia after i was a farmer in my country. i did those with refugee backgrounds come from eritrea, syria and afghanistan. all of them live in gemini, 24 kilometers and almost 1600 meters of altitude lie ahead of them. my now is, my name is phase i buy, he me, i'm 16, and i'm originally from afghanistan. i've lived in germany for 7 years now. in germany is home to buy father. most refugees in europe was 1400000 of them living in the country in 2021. never before in human history have so many people been forced to flee their homes, at least 89300000 worldwide. among them on nearly 27100000 refugees, around half of whom are under the age of 18. it's only fair managed by minima language because all day it's german, german, german, i missed the call job, my cultu

at the moment, weinstein is still in prison, and on around the clock suicide watch.eaning women come to the prison day and night hoping to watch him commit suicide. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] please, please pull an epstein. a lot of you have probably seen me on the comedy central roasts where i make fun of celebrities. but since i'm hosting a late night show, i thought it would be appropriate to roast some politicians while i'm here. [ cheers and applause ] thank you. there's a lot of freaks in washington who deserve a good roasting, and i don't have a lot of time so i'm going to take them all down at once in the first ever edition of "nikki's speed roast"! [ cheers and applause ] okay, here we go. let's start. what can you say about donald trump that he hasn't already heard? at this point. oh i know, "yes, i'd love to have sex with you." "i can't wait to have your body on mine." [ laughter ] at least now we know the answer to the question, "what if a bloated factory-farm pig corpse could grab your [ bleep ]?" [ laughter ] too specific? joe biden is so old,

it >> all right, well katie benner, tali farhadian weinstein, great, great to see you both.re's nothing i love more than brilliant women guests on this program. and i hope neil cattle is watching, because look how great tali look tonight. he wrapped up in the great t-shirt. what does great queen elizabeth mean to united states? what did she mean to americans? one of our favorite historians talks about the queen's relationship with this country, when the 11th hour continues. ontinues and, kyle, well, he's keeping calm with another day to adjust his balance if he overdraws by more than $50. overdraft assist from chase. make more of what's yours. my name is douglas. i'm a writer/director and i'm still working. in the kind of work that i do, you are surrounded by people who are all younger than you. i had to get help somewhere along the line to stay competitive. i discovered prevagen. i started taking it and after a period of time, my memory improved. it was a game-changer for me. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. for people living with h-i-v, keep being you. and ask your

in general, i bow to the creator of the grinder weinstein, that he could at least pull our emelya outag him out. but now a little deviating from the topic avatar and you yourself are not tired of the role. this perpetual flirtatious bachelor. and they impose it on me. to be honest, i would gladly have become a non- flirting non-bachelor long ago, but everyone is flirting with me. and i can't answer. i am an empad. listen, well, by the way, you know, i 'm an empad. i noticed lipstick on my desk. for many months now i have been talking about not leaving my personal belongings on my desk on anna yankina, because it will look strange, lipstick mascara. tell anya a, then she will come out at the end of the program. e terrible, unpainted take and so, let's go back. it's not yours. can you imagine, no. and what avatar will appear in the pronoun instead of emelya i i don't know if i can show all the cards i can suggest. well, give me a hint. i don't know, it was a hint. this was a hint. yes, think, think about this phrase and imagine what kind of character is associated with this phrase. list

emelya’s musical career, i generally bow to the creator before timur weinstein, that he was able to atve and clarify avatar for sure. but now, uh, a little deviating from the topic avatar and you yourself are not tired of the role. this perpetual flirtatious bachelor. and they impose it on me. to be honest, i would happily no longer flirt. yes, not a bachelor it would have been a long time ago, but right now everyone is flirting with me, but i can’t help but answer. i am an empad. listen , well, by the way, you know, i'm an empad. i noticed on my desk, and lipstick. for many months now i have been talking about not leaving my personal belongings on my desk on anna yankina, because it will look strange, lipstick mascara. tell anya she will come out at the end of the program. e terrible, unpainted take and so, and let's go back, this is not yours. you pretend no. which avatar will appear in did you have pronouns instead? i don't know if i can show all the cards i can suggest. well , give me a hint. i don't know, it was a hint. this was a hint. yes, think, think about this phrase and imag

the fact that they are being called racist right now but if you don't believe me go look up brett weinstein and belmar and look at the things that they are saying. the politics to them to change. just i was on your side and now in today's left i am a racist. eit's a silly so we need to talk to them. because the media isn't on our side we need more for the soldiers there's not enough of usus physically. if they start to speak about it it makes it easier because they can talk to an audience. what we can do is say if that's the case how do we solve it because the far left is saying to burn it down. you don't agree with that so why don't you join us in solving this and then we can argue about it she was after that, so that's what i do in the book from this standpoint i explained what they believe because people felt bad we are going to give them all this money and many people said this t is crazy look how much money they get. that is a harder fight about what we can do is go to the people who were giving them money and explain what they believe and say if you believe this after knowing what the

how can you put on a par with rapist film producer harvey weinstein a man who, 25 years ago, after aied to kiss a girl in the back seat of a taxi, as it happened to the mayoral candidate stringer sheet. it's not the same thing, of course, not the same thing, but the point is that the accusation of harassment began to be used also for political purposes. we're here and there. we see how during the election campaign a woman suddenly appears and accuses a politician of a crime. i do not want to say that politicians should not be called to account, but why not make accusations earlier. why blame a person for what happened 10 years ago during the election campaign? because this is the most convenient time for politicians and some enterprising ladies, no politician needs a scandal before the elections and is to blame not guilty. many are ready to pay off the blackmailers. if only the accusations did not come out in the same way, private individuals and company management, avoiding unnecessary noise, often preferring to pay with a blackmailer, without even feeling any guilt, but this does n

and tali farhadian weinstein and what did she feel today, mad? matthew. alvin bragg. coming, up this is a wealthy family, unaccustomed to accountability. is that about to change? david cay johnston, who has written all about the trump businesses, and knows an inside and out, is here next. when the 11th hour continues. continues. ♪ ♪ away suitcases are designed with 360-degree spinner wheels. ♪ ♪ so you can go with the flow. ♪ ♪ kevin: i've fought wildfires for twenty years. here's the reality we face every day. so you can go with the flow. this is a crisis. we need more firefighters, more equipment, better forest management to prevent wildfires and reduce toxic smoke. and we need to reduce the tailpipe emissions that are driving changes to our climate. that's why cal fire firefighters, the american lung association, and the california democratic party support prop 30. prevent fires. cut emissions. and cleaner air. yes on 30. >> this new lawsuit is basically alleging that donald trump ignored outside experts and advice, that he inflated his personal value, and he roped

>> you cannot run in los angeles at night, this is the city of charles manson and harvey weinstein!how you're watching, there are these little pressure release valves that go off. and you see that play out throughout the history of the sitcom. >> at first thought, you may imagine 1940s, '50s sitcoms as being very white suburbia. >> but there were a lot of shows about immigrants becoming a part of the american dream. >> "life with luigi" about an italian family. "i remember mama" about a norwegian family. >> "the goldbergs" was about a jewish family in this jewish ghetto. >> yoo-hoo! >> those shows certainly mirror what americans were trying to accomplish in the '50s, for good or for bad, which was assimi and then later when immigrant characters would pop up in comedies, it would often be for comedic effect. >> hey, latka, tell me something, how come i never understand a single word you say, and i always know what you're talking about? >> oh. >> i think everybody thought that andy kaufman was nuts. [ speaking foreign language ] >> yeah, that must be it. >> i don't think anybody reall

it became clear that with the most high-profile cases, weinstein, et cetera, there were problems we thought that the feminist movements dolly may have solved until president. more than that, it came to light these cases that were not so clear, cases of sex that were not necessarily on consensual but consensual, yet still bad, degrading, traumatizing. so many women are related to these stories. series like -- a piece of suction fiction still the most red piece of short fiction ever. there was a general sense, among young people, people my age, my peers and colleagues, that something was off in our sexual culture. the me too movement highlighted it, but there is something much more personal going on and, to. so many people were having sex that they were supposed to enjoy but weren't. i wanted to figure out why. what was happening? was there something wrong with our definition of consent? something off about our definition of what sex was? was there something off about our cultural understanding about what surrounded sex? i kept writing columns about this. actually writing longer pieces, then

by the way, he is still with this weinstein. uh, or well, pedophilia, that is, what only he was not involved in his life and now he is lying in an absolutely shameless way, because hmm first, how russia could attack whom and in what state do you remember the beginning of the nineties . the country was generally in a half-life . she couldn't herself at all. well, remember, zhenya, we said that russia is a country with limited sovereignty and, in fact, the americans took guardianship over us. i had this image. here, when there are two boxers in the clinch, but with real boxing, both tired and trying to get some rest, and in this boxing, just like marlon brando said. eh, queens, i say, keep the road closer to you, and the enemy is even closer, here he is. they kept us and we didn’t even feel it. we may not find. what can we do in this state. russia could never do anything . i believe they showed absolutely. monstrous irresponsibility i once called in my article one of clinton 's politics as the politics of petty thieves on the tram

another executive director of the national law enforcement memorial and one follows today and amy weinstein curator oral history and vice president of collections for the national september 11th memorial. welcome everybody thanks for being with us today. >> and maybe just get us started to think about the rules that memorials can play in our many communities and if we could just step with each of your memorials came from and could you tell people a little bit about the how your memorials was created and who created it and with her hopes were for it and they had in mind as they were creating that. pat would you get us started pretty. >> absolutely of the two of the most beautiful spot in the world to me, national law enforcement officers memorial located in washington dc, in 1984 and 1988 and also those two years the congressman, they went on an effort to try to make it national enforcement officer memorial a reality and they do so 1988 and it took until 1991 for memorial to be a reality which we'll see today at washington dc. and it was made for everyone without law enforcement family selec

joining me now is tally weinstein, legal analyst and former state and federal prosecutor who clerkedn judge merrick garland and curt bar dello, adviser to the dnc and dccc. i'm going to go to you first. your thoughts on this decision by the judge. our understanding is that judge deary is seems to be a straight up, stand-up guy. he was a fisa court judge, so he has this security clearance you would need. what do you make of her denial of the request to have access to those records? >> well, joy, you're right. judge deary is a very fine judge. i actually appeared before him many times when i was a prosecutor in the eastern district of new york. but the assignment that he has been given makes no sense because the issues that judge cannon has passed on to him to resolve are really defenses that are supposed to be adjudicated after somebody is indicted. imagine that the government had a search warrant to seize illegal drugs from donald trump's residence. right? it had probable cause to believe he was storing cocaine and it took some bricks of white powder and he said oh, no, that's not wh

how can you put on a par with rapist film producer harvey weinstein a man who, 25 years ago, after an the back seat of a taxi, as it happened to the mayoral candidate stringer sheet. this is not the same thing, of course, not the same thing, but the fact is that the accusation of harassment began to be used also in political purposes. we're here and there. we see how during the election campaign a woman suddenly appears and accuses a politician of a crime. i do not want to say that politicians should not be called to account, but why not make accusations earlier. why blame a person for what happened 10 years ago during the election campaign, because this is the most convenient time for politicians, as well as other enterprising ladies, not a single politician needs a scandal before the elections and is not to blame. many are ready to pay off the blackmailers. if only the accusations didn't come out in the same way, private individuals and company management, avoiding unnecessary noise, often preferring to pay the blackmailer without even feeling any guilt, but this does not negate th

movement at its height 2017-2018 and it became clear that with the most high profile cases harvey weinstein etc. there were problems that we thought the sexual revolution and feminist movements might have solved concerning consent that still very present. but more than that. there came to light these cases that were not so clear cases of sex that weren't not necessarily unconsensual but consensual and yet still bad degrading traumatizing and so many women related to these stories stories like cat person the new yorker short piece of fiction that i think is still their most red piece fiction piece of short fiction ever. and there was a general sense among young people people my age my peers and colleagues that something was off in our sexual culture the me too movement had highlighted it but there was something much more personal going on, too. so many people were having sex that they were supposed to enjoy but weren't and i wanted to figure out why what was happening. was there something wrong with our definition of consent? was there something off about our understanding of what sex even w

this will also be the first report under new ceo josh weinstein after arnold donald stepped down all are trading down right now but i would point out for the month royal caribbean and norwegian cruise line are among the few gainers in the month of september after royal caribbean released some data, sara, last week saying that bookings are starting to accelerate as covid restrictions ease now allowing unvaccinated passengers on board so that has provided some relief for these stocks we'll see if those gains can hold on as we wait for carnival's report tomorrow >> seema mody, thank you. >>> watching the chip stocks as well among the big losers on wall street today, a closer look at those names and especially the apple suppliers, christina, getting hit. >> you know i'll talk about it semiconductors biggest losers. amd, share price, we'll show it on your screen down 8% followed by nvidia. microchip. big names like qualcomm aren't too much as well the reason why you're seeing the nasdaq 100 down, amd and nvidia, the two names the farthest from their 52-week highs down over 60%. and we hav

movement at its height 2017-2018 and it became clear that with the most high profile cases harvey weinstein etc. there were problems that we thought the sexual revolution and feminist movements might have solved concerning consent that still very present. but more than that. there came to light these cases that were not so clear cases of sex that weren't not necessarily unconsensual but consensual and yet still bad degrading traumatizing and so many women related to these stories stories like cat person the new yorker short piece of fiction that i think is still their most red piece fiction piece of short fiction ever. and there was a general sense among young people people my age my peers and colleagues that something was off in our sexual culture the me too movement had highlighted it but there was something much more personal going on, too. so many people were having sex that they were supposed to enjoy but weren't and i wanted to figure out why what was happening. was there something wrong with our definition of consent? was there something off about our understanding of what sex even w

and tali farhadian weinstein and what did she feel today, mad? matthew. alvin bragg.althy family, unaccustomed to accountability. is that about to change? david cay johnston, who has written all about the trump businesses, and knows an inside and out, is here next. when the 11th hour continues. 11th hour continues for people living with h-i-v, keep being you. and ask your doctor about biktarvy. biktarvy is a complete, one-pill, once-a-day treatment used for h-i-v in certain adults. it's not a cure, but with one small pill, biktarvy fights h-i-v to help you get to and stay undetectable. that's when the amount of virus is so low it cannot be measured by a lab test. research shows people who take h-i-v treatment every day and get to and stay undetectable can no longer transmit h-i-v through sex. serious side effects can occur, including kidney problems and kidney failure. rare, life-threatening side effects include a buildup of lactic acid and liver problems. do not take biktarvy if you take dofetilide or rifampin. tell your doctor about all the medicines and supplements

also with me is former federal and state prosecutor in new york tali weinstein.w closely they will work with the justice department. what do you have for us? >> reporter: this is something that the committee had some preliminary engagement with the doj on what information they would be sharing and how they would be cooperating. but what multiple sources are telling me and my colleague just the last few minutes is that it's not likely that they will cooperate. the 6th committee will cooperate with the doj in terms of of releasing findings and information until at least after the hearings are over. that's after they cooperate at all. what our sources tell us in terms of the reasoning behind that is that we have all seen these hearings on tv. most of their findings are out there publicly. the doj has cited them in the past. nothing here happens in a vacuum. at the same time, there is a world in which having these transcripts from the committee to the doj could help the department of justice going forward in their investigations and in their grand juries. but it seem

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like the fact that they're being called races right now if you don't believe me go look up brett weinstein and and bill maher and and look at the things that they are saying, right? they're liberals. they didn't politics didn't change. they just like, you know, i was on your side left and now you call it in today's left. i'm a racist. it's silly. so we need to talk to them we need and because the media is not on our side. we need more foot soldiers. it's not enough of us physically. there's many of them. so if they start to go out and speak it, you know, makes it easier because they can talk to an audience that we can't talk to. so to them. i say i give them the argument so all blacks are being hunted. so we agree on that. so let's not, you know debate that what we can do though is say if that's the case. how do we solve it? because the far left is saying burn it all down. right, you don't agree with that in the liberals. like of course not so why don't you join us in solving this cultural slide and this racism and then and it's radical left and then, you know we can argue about issues aft

steven george weinstein. simon weiser. david m. weiss. david thomas weiss. chin sun pak wells.t michael wells. deborah jacobs welsh. timothy matthew welty. christian hans rudolf wemmers. ssu-hui wen. john joseph wenckus. oleh d. wengerchuk. peter m. west. whitfield west, jr. meredith lynn whalen. eugene michael whelan. adam s. white. edward james white iii. james patrick white. and my sister, we think of you each and every day. today, i was born -- the day i was born, i begin your sister. the day you died, you became my guardian angel. days, weeks, months and years have passed. but our memories of you standstill. you are sadly missed by our loving mom, sister, brother, your nephews and nieces, other relatives. 21 years later, i still have -- sitting in my closet. god bless america, god bless our fallen heroes, and god bless all of our heroes on september 11. we love you, miss you and will never forget you. we will never forget you. >> and my wonderful, witty cousin. you have two beautiful grandsons now, your mom and dad are up there with you now. we love and miss you. until we

flora weil michael thomas weinberg >> steven weinberg >> scott jeffrey weingard >> steven george weinsteinser >> david m weiss >> david thomas weiss >> vincent michael wells >> timothy matthew welty >> christian hans rudolf wemmers >> ssu-hui wen >> oleh wengerchuk >> peter m west >> whitfield west, jr >> meredith lynn whalen >> eugene whelan >> adam s white >> edward james white iii >> james patrick white >> and my sister, anniversaries take place once a year but we think of you each and every day. today, the day i was born i became your sister, the day you died you became my angel. days, weeks, and years have passed but our memories of you stand still. you are sadly missed i our loving mom, sister, brother, nephew and nieces, other relatives and especially your niece who you are and awesome caregiver until your untimely demise. 21 years later and i still have the issues you were looking for that morning sitting in my closet -- this shoes you were looking for that morning sitting in my closet. we love you, we miss you and will never forget you. and my wonderful cousin, you have two beauti

jonathan: they don't have the premium, brian weinstein of morgan stanley, says for sure.on, good afternoon to you. it is the fate of things right now in market, particular look and where equity -- looking where equity futures are positive. we are now 12 minutes away from the opening bell. equity yields lower by four basis points, 3.2659. all ahead, tom, tomorrow, we will be counting down. tom: i was going to say, 24 hours. which is more important to you? jonathan: month on month core. it will dictate -- tom: even people modeling? jonathan: they want to see a convincing decline over time, which gives the fed confidence that we are heading back to 2% inflation. tom: we welcome you all on bloomberg radio, bloomberg television, an extraordinary monday, history and scotland, or in ukraine, of course what we are seeing in the markets. it has been an absolutely unique weekend in ukraine of infantry movements. then hargis -- benjamin hodges is a former army commander, but so importantly, been hargis -- ben hodges, i'm going back to you doing what you do best, an instructor at the

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alan weinstein.at we have been doing. with this activity, we will actually now do what the cia used to do, so we can call it ru-2. that's what ours means, calling. and why do they do it, they are the cia, because it's easier, much easier, beautiful organization with the name of the fund in support of democracy. give money to another organization in support and work a lot, but we very often pay attention only to how they work in our country. but if we look at what they can do around our country. today they work in more than 90 countries, if we look at ukraine, in 2004 during the orange revolution they spent about 65 million dollars to support the opposition in ukraine during the last coup d'état in ukraine although i think if things go well, so from there was a coup d'etat in ukraine, but during the last 13. well, it will no longer be the state president of ukraine in the thirteenth year there were 65 very large wrong organizations. which were practically under direct control. from this foundation, we