congressman rob whitman on this easter weekend. thank you, sir. >> thanks, maria. maria: we're going to take a break. we've got a mixed jobs report to report on. that was for the month of march. but with the recent bank failures, high inflation and treasury rates falling, is the market about to crack? the bear trap report's founder larry mcdonald on what to expect when we come back. >> the market probably goes down 10, 20%, maybe 30% the nex - double check that. eh, pretty good! (whistles) yeek. not cryin', are ya? let's tighten that. (fabric ripping) ooh. - wait, wh- wh- what was that? - huh? what, that? no, don't worry about that. here we go. - asking the right question can greatly impact your future. - are, are you qualified to do this? - what? - especially when it comes to your finances. - yeehaw! - do you have a question? - are you a certified financial planner™? - yes. i'm a cfp® professional. - cfp® professionals are committed to acting in your best interest. that's why it's gotta be a cfp®. find your cfp® professional at letsmakeaplan.org. ♪ allergies don't

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congressman rob whitman on this easter weekend. thank you, sir. >> thanks, maria.e going to take a break. we've got a mixed jobs report to report on. that was for the month of march. but with the recent bank failures, high inflation and treasury rates falling, is the market about to crack? the bear trap report's founder larry mcdonald on what to expect when we come back. >> the market probably goes down 10, 20%, maybe 30% the nex and i remember kind of thinking like, "oh my gosh, i think we could be sisters." because i think we looked... yes. right. yeah. and i don't think at that time- i think you're the one to tell me that we had the same birthday. yes. it's really unbelievable when you think about it, because it's been, like, really over 20 years that you were my mother and father's banker, you became my banker and now fran is in her third year of college and you're her banker. it's so unbelievable because i'm just 20 years old. [laughing] sometimes you're so busy taking care of everyone else you don't do enough for yourself, or your mouth. but eventually, it wi

whitman a racist in the face of that, my dear, i lose my capacity for rage and indignation. and i fear that that the way that these books, when they are taught today, are taught, is that these are dead white men who were racist, who were sexist, who were ignorant, who didn't know anything. they were so much less sophisticated and brilliant than we modern people walking around and and to read literature from the perspective of that school of resentment is to waste your time. there is there are so many better things you could do with your time than to go. perusing through the pages of shakespeare or to figure out what a bigot he was, please go outside and touch grass. go. i don't know. go play soccer or something. you'll have a much better time with it if you're going to read books, you ought to do so in a spirit of humility, seeking wisdom. and you ought to do so because you love the books and you love the texts, and you love the truths that the books are trying to represent, and that that's the spirit that we're trying to instill in the book club. what about in high schools?

work a with here to tell us more about these rulings is d, w reporter alex whitman. so alex urban 2 rulings. and what exactly do both of the mean for access to this drug? well aaron, the texas ruling says that after a week that the grace period that the judge gave the federal government to appeal this decision. but after this week, the da would basically have to repeal rollback its approval of this drug, initially, which was given over 20 years ago and pull it from shelves. but in washington state, a judge said that the f b, i would have to protect people access to this drug, for at least over a dozen states that were all signed on together in their, in the lawsuit there. so in a very short term, people can still access it, but after a week we'll have to say, well, of course, abortions when the most contentious issues in the united states. and we've already heard v p kamala harris way in on the matter what the reaction has been so far across the political spectrum. well, this is a somewhat predictable fault line, because this is one of the largest ongoing debates for

at this distribution center police fight whitman's in the air to disperse people who had got there to collect free flour. pakistan is going to its worst economic crisis in years with inflation climbing to more than 30 percent last year. devastating floods which destroyed many crops have both and the current economic turmoil, food prices are searching. and so if poverty demand over the number of people needing aid has increased, the conditions people are living in especially the working class is not as it's been before. they used to spend 50 percent of their income on food. but now they have to spend 70 to 80 percent of in gonzales of the cities, a bit of unrest, an uncertainty at formidable challenges for the country of around $220000000.00 people, many of whom are fighting for survival gentlemen. i understood you for more context is did a report abuse driver. british welcome to we know how many people in boxes on are currently food insecure. it is 35000000 people in pakistan. it is almost half the population of talents a dis, number of people in pakistan are fought in figure, which m

they also mentioned the eastern development commission, whitman commission, which was this office and the u. s. virgin islands, which send the economic development commission, gave epstein a tax break, or a con, it's actually 90 percent on their income tax, almost a 100 percent on ex sized $100000000.00 worth of tax breaks. marlene marlene, i hate is let's go take a quick break. i want to come back and dive into some of those other specifics that you will be right back. because when we come back, we're going to continue to have more with a moment of scene. you're not going to want to miss it. huh. november 22nd 2020 security service officers. looking entrances and exits, were looking for alleged russian spies among the monks. we mean did. he wasn't away from the reason for the brutal crime down one church is ah me, it's wrong been reason in attack in prison and even kill them or new minister across layla. fenusse total for me stop at the receiving end to see and we will send you home. i you told them ah ah, with marlin ettinger, a journalist who has recently read about the accommodati

so it's important to us shortens many halleck gl unders, especially the older ones, older lives to whitman, don't recall the item from id number to leave. the lobster hats are typical of eleger land that few people know they were built here in the 19 fifties and sixty's as part of a plant city. it's a little 1st, of course the cliff was here and a huge bunk of english blew up in 1947. when did the image, the more fits that led to the formation of the lines now called the mit land plant . us midland and standing or, and the lobster hearts are now essentially a retaining wall for the loose rock autodesk alfred locker. the english dime and architects competition was announced for the reconstruction in 1951 over a 1000 architects to part their task was to find the optimum use of the limited space while orienting the houses favorably to the sun and wind. every detail was thought up down to the paint. it was limited to 14 callous to day heyliger land is like an open air museum of the 19 fifties and sixties building style. almost every house is listed as historical a closer look at hellig land qu

i mean, given that you were working with these institutions, whitman corporations, you don't sometimes have nightmares thinking the people are reading your work, including the new updated edition and reversing it. and they had to use it as an investment strategy, strategic bible, and therefore pick out what to make money off that whilst the corpse is pile up in ukraine. thousands, hundreds of thousands men. yeah. and well, yeah. now there's a lot, i love history of us in all we gotta do is look at religions to see how you know the, the word of a jesus, or mohammed or, or any other, your world badge, the prophets, the guiding principles behind religions, how their words have been used to fight wars to incite wars and, and, and use to, to make money. okay. but we're not comparing you directly to them. i'm going to have a. yeah. i did. let's make background a bit of exactly what you see mar, hers are, are great pals. of wherever you are, as you write these things. yeah. yeah, i'm very aware that these things can be turned around and, and, and, and used against me or even used against the

and i think, as human beings, we all contain multitudes, like walt whitman used to say. the problem is, we are living in a world that does not allow us to be multiple, let alone celebrate our own multiplicity. so, for me, rather than identity, singular, what i care about more is multiple belongings. if i have a singular identity, if you have a singular identity, it is much harder for us to understand what we have in common. but the moment we understand and embrace these concentric circles of belongings, then we realize actually so much of it overlaps. emma: you said of your own country, your motherland, in 2014, "i get a lot of criticism from the cultural elite and a lot of love from readers." the more you are read in the western world, the more you are hated in your motherland. do you think that is still the case? has it got worse or got better in the intervening years? elif: i wish i could say that, you know, we made a lot of progress in turkey in terms of freedom of speech, but i am afraid it is quite the opposite. in 2006, i was put on trial for writing a novel calle

poor mafia know knows that she has to eat fresh vegetables regularly of her body is to get enough whitman's and minerals. i will not gay. his opposite boy, wal, mad go mohammed, many people become physically inactive by the age of 40 and 40 years old, and they claim at least 6 or 7 levels of the landfill. because i eat greenwich to both, i have this kind of in because of them it is that he had done it, but it doesn't. he takes a lot of effort to gaddy particular woods on your head. if i didn't have any energy, how to manage and they can be the settings done, they all get the kids are getting much of delhi solid waste is collected by waste because yet just a few of them are covered by government schemes like the east from card which provides a pension and accidental death insurance. i think the government do absolutely vital. there are policies, you know, they are recognized under various rules. the god, i think the challenges in is a number one reaching out to the last we speak of. the 2nd thing is actually making available really quality social security. so for example, in delhi there's be

us as if it had been half taken full control of the military industrial corporation i, the season whitman is now being counted the cupboard a half to him on his specifically the widget of buffalo went through the aust difficult air since the old peripheral misconduct. it shook his own sword, terrified the houses for shrieking whenever its glow gender and there was an intensive exchange of fire when variety of weapons, the thicknesses of donna chow says on dance of soldier corpses on the streets. a get thorough ministry has had a member of its embassy with shult, a french national was also reportedly injured during the evacuation process. meanwhile, the u. s. military pulled out for 8 star from consumer early on sunday morning motion citizens are also waving extraction from their embassy also the re b. it was the 1st to announce the removal of the citizens, which were a $150.00 people. that in addition to 66 foreign national leo today, we arrived in post sedan after reading several saudi citizens from her tomb due to the situation because he was welcomed and provided with all necessary pro

workforce as if it had been half taken full control of the military industrial corporation as a season it whitman is now being counted. communication onions are not sent. was this begun to fluctuate? one of the service providers is stopped working for hours and hostile. why? the online banking services that the sudanese locals used to pay for that of any needs on any required supplies for their house is, is they still unavailable. people are living with no electricity because they cannot be for electricity with the absence of his services. also, there wasn't mousy thorn at sea. god grant factory. one of the largest flower mills incidentally, which a force will affect the citizens who are now craving for what supplies. so da da crossen to get also started not took the city off of 79 hospitals and hospital on also in other states other so providing medical services and also dumpster arrested . a service for now are also threatened by shut down due to see the shortage of medical stuff until recalls. meanwhile, foreign states, i vacuum waiting diplomats nationals and civilians from sedan. these inclu

i'm was whitman, i'm glad to play actin. if you get an invitation, let's say for a town hall, you're supposed to have already designed 10 town homes. how's that supposed to work on now? and then you've got to show how much money you have a number of who, any number of other things. that's a disadvantage for what? well, the laughter diversity and creativity just ends up going by the wayside and defiant as he had heard from mr. bay. him monta is, is saw. it's likely true that most ingenious project architecturally deck isn't the one that wins. kenny eyes quick, given our buffer, but for those that have to implement it, it's the best choice the 1st day. why the skip did. there is a wonderful series of discussions called ain't consistent with architecture i in them there's an interview with catherine who just that was the director of urban planning and basil of dec files. and in order to get out of the exclusivity of the golf club situation, said the image of the city is of such great when elegance versa that we should really op

everything that you have to do for the competition you have to have built already bought. ham was sort of whitman, i am glad to play actin if you get an invitation, let's say for a town hall and you're supposed to have already designed 10 townhome. how's that supposed to work on and off, and then you've got to show how much money you have that a number of who, any number of other things, that's a disadvantage for it. well enough, the diversity and creativity just ends up going by the wayside into fantasy have heard from mr. bay, him monta is, is saw. it's likely true that most ingenious project architecturally thick isn't the one that wins kenny eyes to quake giving up a few. but for those that have to implement it, it's the best choice the face they why? the skipped the there's a wonderful series of discussions called ain't position is with architecture. i in them this in an interview with carl canoe, who just that was the director of irvin planning and basil of dec files. and in order to get out of the exclusivity of the golf club situation said the image of this city is of that act. great. whe

the library has the collection of walt whitman and mary oliver. the poet laureate program was established to really emphasize the importance of that form. and one one of the joys of being librarian of congress is i get to work with an advisory committee of specialists, former former poet laureates who recommend people to be the poet laureate. right now it is ada limon, who writes about nature and feelings and before we had the first native american to be poet laureate. she really had a program of connecting indigenous poetry to geography and developed maps. the first poet laureate i got a chance to be involved with was tracy k smith. it is just another way of reaching people through words. susan: do you want to stick with online or come back in the room? >> when we think of libraries, we think of books, the way people are accessing resources digitally. how is the library thinking about increasing digital access? carla: that is what we are doing. it is not just the library of congress, we're thinking it about this "wall street journal" article. you

wall street journal top ten books of the year in his previous award-winning books included walt whitman's america, and john brown abolitionist and professor reynolds is a regular reviewer for the wall street journal, the new york times book review, in new york review of books printed speaking today on lincoln and popular culture, we welcome david reynolds to the program. >> thank you very much and is great to be here at the 2021 symposium to speak on lincoln in popular culture. in order think institute for recognizing my book with issues book award. it means a lot to me to be recognized on this very special group. the lincoln and the scholars, my book aim tells the story of the cross between lincoln and surrounding culture and lincoln was responsive to the spirit of the hour and his responsiveness fostered his compassionate, michael describes him before and homes in the music, plays the popular theater and so forth and influence two things that he borrowed from an historic effort to civil rights. and today i will talk a snippet about from the book about two figures of popular culture wher

classic works of literatur like what whitman's enduring collection of poetry, leaves o grass, became movements and got barred fro being sent through the mail fo a period of time but comstock also became intrinsically linked to th modern reproductive rights movements. because under the laws h champions, we became illegal t distribute or be in possession of articles or materials relat to abortion and birth control. beginning 1910s a figure merge was determined to challenge th restrictions of th dissemination of information and materials related to reproductive health. margaret saying, it by the activists you want to educat the public about famil planning, openly defie comstock's invasive laws she was gutted the 1913 fo sending contraceptives through the mail and a couple of years, later she wanted to arrest you for opening the first birth contro clinic in america. arrested for opening a birth control clinic she of course went on to found the organization tha eventually became planne parenthood and her open defiance of these laws actually became emblemati of the eventual downfall of th

there's virginia republican robert whitman and massachusetts democrat jake objecting enklaas.on the role of advisers to the president. >> what if we communicated to ex-pats and students now? >> this is what you get to decide. >> that's a senior fellow acting as the game master. >> the chairman of the joint chiefs can't pick up the phone and talk to his pla counterpart. >> correct. unfortunately general holmes is cut off. >> retired general mike holmes is playing the role of chairman of the joint chiefs, laying out to members what military options there are. >> the biggest benefit from fighting from a distance is you preserve and protect your forces. >> diplomatic and economic options are on the table as well. >> agree to take part in economic activities with us as precursor. >> has there been activity at the united nations yet? >> after debating how the u.s. should react, lawmakers took a vote announcing their move. >> we'll be standing with our friends in taiwan. we have forces in the region that are prepositioned. we are surging forces in the region. we are prepared to impos

there's virginia by republican robert whitman and massachusetts democrat jakansas.ing on the role of advisers to the president. >> what if we can be catered to ex-pats and students from china? this is part of what you get to decide. >> martha: that is stacy, acting as the game master. >> the chairman cannot pick up the phone and talk to his -- >> correct. >> martha: mike is playing the role of chairman of the joint chiefs going out to members with military options there are. >> benefit from fighting is you protect their forces. >> martha: diplomatic and economic options are on the table as well. >> our allies agreed to take part in activities with us as a precursor to the conversations. >> has there been any activity at the united nations yet? >> martha: lawmakers took a vote, announcing their move. >> we will be standing with our friends in taiwan. we have forces in the region that our pre-position. we are surging forces in the region. we are prepared to impose maximum economic pressure in the event of an invasion including sanctions against most major chinese bank

we wanted to explore how latinos are not a monolith, an that even whitman miami, which is a city so knowneople from different lati communities that feel very differently about the world. so with each place, includin puerto rico, we wanted to show an episode for me and for th producer, who worked on that episode, it's about identity it's about honoring where we come from on the indigenou people of the island and the way in which puerto rico influenced american culture so deeply i think we don't take a look a those things chicago was a place of incredible activism in the 60s and 70s. it's activism that continues t exist in that city the things that people are doing and that city to retai our culture and to prope people forward is incredible obviously, in los angeles, w really wanted to - john felt passionately about covering something s meaningful to him, which is th hollywood industry, right? the way in which has treated u throughout history, and th ways in which we have also bee represented. >> carolina saavedra, i am s happy to talk to you i am so excited for ou audience to watch this th

you know charles whitman, the texas clock tower shooter from the sixties, was known to have a brain tumor in his had which they think could have caused his violent outburst. but until there's proof of that, i think we really do need to focus on the exact message. connor sturgeon wanted to be his legacy that we need to pay attention to mental health while at the same time if not before that. paying attention to how illogical the gun laws are for someone like him to be able to purchase a gun, and i do believe it's inspired by the national shooting just 10 days before from another mentally ill person . he's trying to say you've got address this and address it now. all right, casey, jordan. always so interesting talking to you on these issues. thank you so much for help. sarah not a president . biden who was reportedly just days away from making his 2024 re election plans. official sources tell cnn that binds advisors are preparing for a video announcement tuesday that would coincide with the anniversary of his 2019 campaign announcement. violence plans to run for re election has been an open

the library has the collection of walt whitman and mary oliver. the poet laureate program was established to really emphasize the importance of that form. and one of the joys of being librarian of congress is i get to work with an advisory committee of specialists, former poet laureate who recommend people to be the poet laureate. right now it is a low moan who writes about nature and feelings and before we had the first native american to be poet laureate. she really had a program of connecting indigenous poetry to geography and developed maps. the first poet laureate i got a chance to be involved with was tracy k smith. it is just another way of reaching people through words. susan: do you want to stick with online or comeback back in the room? >> when we think of libraries, we think of books, the way people are accessing resources digitally. how is the library thinking about increasing digital access? carla: that is what we are doing. it is not just the library of congress, we're thinking it about this "wall street journal" article. you can get

shores in the near peer competition now my final question i want to double tap on what congressman whitman said. we cannot divest to increase our power. i don't feel the sense of urgency with all of the dod in this quite frankly across the board. our threat is not 2035. if we are preparing for a war in 2035 we are preparing for the wrong number. we need to be prepared in 2027 or 2028 and we don't get there by subtraction of assets. we have to be able to fight tonight. i want to know general milley what are the shortfalls in munitions? i know you can't specifically but we need to be thinking what munitions emma 155 rounds. we're not when we need to be. other munitions for other systems. what are we doing to make sure we have the munitions to sustain based on the current consumption rates every scene out of ukraine to make sure we have systems and munitions to fight that war and win in 2027 or 2028? >> a couple points. some big lessons learned comes out of ukraine which is incredible consumption rate of conventional munitions and what really is a limited regional war. if it was a war on the

here is virginia republican robert whitman and massachusetts democrat jake akin klaus legislator playingto the president, what we need to convey to expats and students who are currently in china is for you to decide the chairman of the us joint chiefs of staff cannot talk to his colleague from china correct unfortunately , general holmes has no connection retired general michael holmes plays the role of chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, explaining to legislators. what options for military action are the united states fighting at a distance to save and protect its troops, but diplomatic economic sanctions. it is also being considered whether our allies join our economic activities prior to this discussion. he has already done something after discussing how the us should respond, lawmakers voted and announced their decision, we will support our friends in taiwan our forces in the region. they are on alert, and we will send more forces to the region. we are also ready to apply maximum economic pressure in the event of an incursion of sanctions against the largest chinese banks. disconn