wiley.i don't have time for the rest of my questions but i wanted to let you keep talking because i agree with what you said. it's a shame to sit in these hearings watching my colleagues attack program also designed to help veterans. to attack these programs is to attack what i consider true patriotism which is more than bald eagle, beer and the flag, it's about loving the people who live in their country. >> mr. biggs from arizona. >> thank you, mr. chairman. andrea lucas, commissioner of the eeoc, published an article warning race conscious programs may violate title vii of the civil rights act which prohibits employment disco nation on the basis of race, color, sex, religion or national origin. mr. rokita, and your written testimony, it says dr programs that consider a job applicant or employee's race or color in hiring, retention, promotion and other items could be considered unlawful under indiana civil rights act. is that also true under federal law? >> thank you for the question. yes,

wiley, i am a survivor of . i was at the age of 16 , i am not going to put other women or girls into unsafe situations where biological men with her willy-nilly is outputting women and girls at risk it is absurd, it is disgusting i have one minute 50 seconds left of my questioning, do you believe, ms. wiley you need a phd in biology to know what a woman is, yes or no? is that a yes or no? >> i am so sorry you should never have to suffer from sexual violence. >> you need a phd to know what a woman is. i have been shamed from the left, do you believe you need a phd to know what a woman is? >> i believe every woman can define herself as a woman. >> that is not how it works for you there biology and science. i encourage every woman to follow the science. >> are the risk to women when biological men are in the bathroom with them, yes or no? >> we have every reason to believe it is safe. >> listen to the left today they cannot say yes or no and asking whether or not there are risks to women biological men are in the b

maya wiley, welcome to the "news hour." parents' influence. your father was a prominent social activist, your mother was an academic and civil rights activist in her own right. how did their activism shape your life and shape your values? maya: they shaped me so profoundly that it felt so important to write this book. and what i mean by that is that when you are growing up with parents, my father died when i was young, when i was nine years old -- you know they are impacting you, but they also spent a lot of time making sure we could be who we wanted to be, and not insisting that we be who they were. and i realized that what they really did was modeled what it meant to rise to the occasion of the time you are in. to recognize that to those who have been given much, much is expected. that was a clear value, principle in my household going up. and that the expectation was that you would do it. you would step up in any way that you could. and for me, watching their activism, it was both at times painful because i wanted or nee

maya wiley has published a new memoir, you are a wiley.ioritize activism and inspired her past to a lifetime of advocacy work. maya wiley writes quote, neither of my parents fit in. but for different reasons. dads origin story and what it meant to be a wiley meant a silent expectation and imagination. that expectation was achievement. that imagination was changing society. the message on repeat was remember, you are a wiley. one thing his early days did teach me was that we don't know what we will book as we are as shaped by our experiences as our ebbing pigs tass. joining expectations. you are a wiley, available now. i have one right here. congratulations maya on your book. we have the same publishing company and didn't know that. >> until we knew that. >> right. so congratulations. now listen, let's talk about your book. your parents told you to remember you represent the family. when you leave your house. what what your reaction to mark robinson's campaign be? i thought of your book title and the premise of your book as this stuff was g

of remember you are a wiley .o see you, maya. let us talk about this. you write about your parents and the contradiction between who they were to talk about that a bit but your dad is a civil rights leader but your mom is somewhat unexpected. >> thank you, joy, for having me . i'm grateful to be here tonight of all nights and i'm very nervous. i will try to pull it together. my mom was a white woman who grew up in west texas in a racist southern baptist community sprint and just simply got on a plane in the 1950s, left and went straight to harlem and never looks back or went back and married a black man. when it was still a decade but more -- before the supreme court case that it was constitutional tonight interracial marriage. she was her own, kind of, stalwart legacy for me as the person who embodied what it meant to be truly antiracist. also what it meant to be an ally and what it meant to be a black woman. in other words she got out of the way and supported me every step of the way to say, america is a racist

it stands in stark contrast to wiley political ethos.amily where her parents prioritized activism and inspired her path to a lifetime of advocacy work. she writes, neither of my parents sit in but for different reasons. dads origin story and what it meant to be a widely involved a silent expectation in imagination and that was achievement and that imagination was changing the society. the message on repeat was, remember, you are a wiley. one thing his early days taught me was that we don't know what we will become . and we are shaped as much by our experiences as our expectations. joining me now is the president and ceo of the leadership conference on civil and human rights, maya wiley and author of the new memoir, remember, you are a wiley. available now. i have one right here. congratulations on your book . we have the same publishing company. >> we didn't know that until we knew that. >> congratulations and let's talk about your book and you represent the family your parents said when you leave the house and what would your parents re

wiley: no, because that's not logical. what i can say is what is factually accurate in the state of laws which is aspirations are not constitutional. aspirations are not antithetical or a violation of title vii under the court's precedents or based on the plain language of title vii, and in fact this is exactly what the fear mongering is doing. we know for example the equal employment opportunity commission had one million complaints between 2010 and 2018. one million complaints. anybody can file one. a white man who is experiencing discrimination on the job and file one and it will be investigated. that is the job of the eeoc. what we are hearing and seeing is a large amount of cases based on race that are people of color, that are women of all races, in fact the majority of hostile environment harassment cases are disproportionately women of all races and black women in particular from the statistics on the website. the question here isn't whether people can file complaints and charges with the eeoc, it is who is filing

wiley. how are you doing? i am really good. _ wiley. how are you doing? for - really good, thank you. you have been here for a - really good, thank you. gm, have been here for a couple of days now. you did your show from a live music venue in preston. how was that? we had the best time. _ preston. how was that? we had the best time. the _ preston. how was that? we had the best time. the ferret - preston. how was that? we had the best time. the ferret is i preston. how was that? we had the best time. the ferret is a i the best time. the ferret is a very— the best time. the ferret is a very important venue, we had three — very important venue, we had three bands playing live on the show. — three bands playing live on the show, and it wasjust brilliant. to understand why that — brilliant. to understand why that venue is so important to preston, _ that venue is so important to preston, how many people have played _ preston, how many people have played at — preston, how many people have played at that venue, from ed sheeran— played at that venue, from ed sheer

and that's the story i wanted to share. >> the book is remember you are a widely a memoir, maya wiley. thank you so much for being here for this. you're gonna stick around and be with our panel at the top of the show. thank you. >> all right. time now for sports dodgers superstar shohei ohtani mixed baseball history with one of the greatest performances of all time, carolyn manno has more this morning's bleacher report. >> carolyn, good morning. >> good morning. kasie. it is shohei ohtani's world and we're just living in it. the japanese phenom is where no baseball player has ever been before by accomplishing the first 50 home run 50 still season and major league history, when into yesterday's game, against the marlins with 48 home runs and 49 stolen bases. it didn't take him on to start adding to those numbers. he grabbed his 50th still in the first inning and added that number 51 in the second that is the speed now, how about the power launching his 49 to run in the sixth inning, sending a to run bomb to the second deck to come within one of the 50-50 club and then in the seventh oh

you are a wiley, what a powerful message.tead of us just putting pictures of our kids up all over the house, saying, yay, here's your participation trophy, you know, we have pictures of jewel in front of a shack in our house from 1911. i know you have the same thing. that is such an important message, isn't it? it's a message we need to send to our kids. remember who you are. >> joe, thank you for sharing that. it's so important. the word i want to lift out that you said was gratitude. you know, my parents mostly, but my mother was white and grew up in racist west texas, so i know exactly what you're talking about. how you actually try to cross that bridge of racial divide, of recognizing that that very poverty that your family experienced, joe, and that so many black families were experiencing was exactly the bridge my father was also trying to build. but confronting race. the word, gratitude, was such an important part of my parents' training of me, thinking of what it meant to be a wiley. if we aren't grateful for what we

i'd known that this was the phrase located the so have to calculate wiley keeps flying. that turns these up success visa term speed of the crate, speed on wind, direction, possible ways of scape, the pray i need to also has to decide how to proceed in a matter of seconds where, how to have time. wednesday the session it's made, it's a solar rates without listen situps friday. hi. placing the exact moment the with this side and the core logic is beside designs trade zone. victor pray, this is place for the wireless. normally on i was turned in mental scale. definitely is not just instant, no eagle is capable of doing all this right after leaving business plan. that's not only depend on having wins on the table is required, sophisticated on well trained techniques, only possible with a well developed brain, a, b, r able to stay suspended in the, these 5, this trends of the wind. they keep binding by combining some of the movements with their wings and tails with grade mastery. this technique is learn and improve over time, but obviously these birds kind of playing to us ho

the audi caustically responded to the allegation, saying, other titles is running out of popcorn. wiley watches for what comes next. the audio dot com is where you can get the details of all the stories we're following. these out, keep watching onto come for all the facts around the well, i'll see you again the the functions of people pulled up. yeah. but the zip code was getting is it gets a little bit to your cell, especially at the most to get the books. are you able to see you go to the cumulative show you is this the issue issue the just with you you can see the across the fellow brain. yeah. but those yeah. the solution of the system. so who is, who is this good reason to send that to be a little too of as easily as soon as monday, the emergency summit, the only thing i see, but if i see about the data, you know it's gonna ask you so much your thoughts and able to share through my and see what but sure. the fact that i'd say it that you sort of just doing sure. you know what you just put them user list. i'm now with is about the yeah, yeah, of little bill. so yes, i feel interest

one of the most brilliant was finding the new inspector general terry wiley. i have been working with terry since day one, as assistants chief and now chief counsel. we now brought on kelly collin interviewed by inspector general wiley as a young lawyer and went to city attorney. i have to say, two things, one i want to acknowledge jana clark an amazing ally to me in the sheriff department and also for the sheriff oversight board, but also to the work of dpa, marshall khine, paul henderson have done mammoth things with very little resources, and it's no mystery there is a great amount of respect for both of them as former colleagues, but it is very very clear to see the importance of transparency, the importance of collaboration, the importance of acknowledging things that are wrong and being willing to fix it. i used to joke when i was a prosecutor when i worked for my former employer, and we would talk about police misconduct and he used to say, the person who is hardest on a cop? a person who knows a gold standard cop and so those who don't know, i am marri

wiley strongly supported the comprehensive border security bill. written last year, as you know, by a bipartisan group of senators including one of the most conservative members of the united states congress. not bill would have hired 1005 at a more border agents. and officers that would have paid for 100 inspection machines to detect fentanyl but is killing tens of thousands of americans every year. it would have allowed us to more quickly and effectively remove those who come here illegally. it would have increased the number of immigration judges and asylum officers. i was the strongest border security bill we've seen in decades. i was endorsed by the border patrol union. it should be in effect today. producing results in real time right now for our country. [cheering] [applause] but donald trump tank to be picked up the phone called some friends in congress and said stop the bill. because you see he prefers to run on a problem instead of fixing a problem. in the american people deserve a president who cares more about border security than playi

political i search and see have savaged my new micros reputation from around the world, the day and wiley's death night, the old, demanding justice for the doctor who was raped and killed the months ago in the city. a mazda, some big, a supervisor of the united states, vittoria's guantanamo, and background detention center. civic, so cold war on terror. now, human rights activist campaign for the release of the last i've gone have been one time. i'm will be retraces of steps. we visited prison. that's the prison echoes of background with this documentary on the jersey to the colleges here with the safety meeting in summit as an international inside corruption, excellence award, denominator hero. now the, [000:00:00;00] the hello, i'm somebody the, this is the news our live from the law coming up in the next 60 minutes. the us, the new kayley does expect that to discuss, allowing ukraine to buy a long range, most files into russia. israel's accused of intentionally canning an american took his axe of us to be occupied, westbank i saw the shooter, she was deliberately hit by a soldier.

it blew her and the down her wiley and to many, many pieces. and i remember i was outside when they towed or truck back onto the fobs and it is like i already knew. because when you're telling a truck back, it's not good. and i remember her commander walking towards me. a told me what had happened is 2 days before christmas and about 3 weeks before we go home and none of them can hold themselves together not to remove their bodies from the vehicle. and so they asked me to do it. i don't know any of the guys in my unit that are still you know, it doesn't have high levels of anxiety test. the depression issues lot of them have experienced homelessness, incarceration gone to jail, substance abuse issues, lot of suicide. a lot of best buy overdose. you know, it's like every, every day having to re live rock over and over again. oh, yeah. the human am, the when my oldest daughter graduation. i suddenly remembered her 1st day in the 1st grade tonight. the 3rd being an explosion to the bottom. it was scary, sees we were inside the house and said, god,

inspector general terry wiley will give a monthly reportnspector general. thank you for joining us at the dais. yes. it's great being up here. kind of a floppy mic, well, good afternoon, everyone. so i will start off bydiussing what has been the biggest news regarding the sheriff's department. and, and we're talking through late april, that period in which there were ten deputies assaulted andçb!óne civilian, an employee, assaulted at, at the jail in san bruno ordered two jail lockdowns the first being from april 12th through april being from april 28th through may 1st and that was to investigate the cluster of assaultsover the past two months, i've been gathering input from numerous sources, about the recent jail lockdowns cause and contributing factors to the lockdowns, but also the impact of the lockdowns, and with the lockdown, the impact the lockdowns have had on inmates families of the inmates, the jail staff and on, his the attorney client communications and visitation, and then we looked at ways to address, the underlying problems to avoid the lockd

. >> this is the book, remember you are a wiley. please support this book. thank you for wiley, congratulations. it is a fantastic book that is two nights "the reidout." "inside" with jen psaki starts right now. >>> okay, believe it or not and i cannot believe it. we are now just 50 days out from the election. i do not know about you sitting at home or wherever you may watch, the ground is kind of never felt shakier beneath my feet, just 50 days out from an election that it does right now. there is a lot happening all of the time. the days do sometimes feel like weeks and weeks feel like years. and the stakes just feel impossibly high because they are. tonight we will do our best to make sense of this moment. we are all living in together with two very smart and sensible people. elizabeth warren and jon ossoff are both going to be here at this table and i cannot wait to talk with both of them. first, i want to get you up to speed about where we are right now. starting with the fact that for the second time in two months, authorities are investigating what th

maia wiley has been listening, she's of course a former candidate herself, the mayor of new york, andake this in full as long as we have some eyes on both the president and vice president, we see them governing together but we don't always see them in this campaign setting, your thoughts on what we just heard. >> they were on fire. you could hear it by the response of the crowd. i mean joe biden gave a master class in how his administration has been prounion and how he has been prounion, that is clear, from the campaign in 2020, you know, trump had actually taken some union votes in 2016 and joe biden brought unions back and obviously union is very diverse. there's a lot of labor unions and different politics for each one. i will say liz schuler who was standing up there as the president of the afl-cio, the first woman president, she's a board member of the conference on human rights and we were cofounded by unions including the united auto workers. this was a powerful speech in terms of the record but i also think what we saw was incredible sincerity of support and emotion between th

maya wiley, what do you make of that moment? there? >> well, i won just the power of just kamala harris being kamala harris in and of itself is something that has been powerful in her campaign. i think for a lot of voters and in that moment that was one of those moments where you really felt after oprah was asking has the veil dropped? and then we saw the veil dropped but it was also shocking. right? i mean, this is in the sense that this is not something that kamala harris has pulled forward to use as a tool and a tactic in her campaign and i it's very interesting thing to hear that she both is and that she has not used it. we can think of many reasons why it's a complicated issue for a lot of people. but i also think it in a way, it it'll be interesting to see what comes of it, but i don't think it's going to hurt her with her base because of the other issues. people aren't single issue voters. >> i wonder if having a hand gun will make common and scott jennings a white dude for harris. but no i was going to hold my breath but no, bu

civil rights attorney maya wiley is joining us now. she is a former federal prosecutor, the president and ceo of the leadership conference on civil and human rights. she's also the author of the new book remember, you are wily maya great to have you here. thanks so much for being with us. i just want to first start with justice jackson's comments today and get your reaction to those. >> i think justice jackson is speaking common sense and something that ordinary americans, all of this country understand, which is why should there be any different standards and ethics non-binding standards of that for the supreme court when it's the most powerful court in the country and decides what rights we have and what rights we don't. so it's critically important that we have public faith in the pork and it doesn't make any sense that other federal judges have binding ethics rules. and the supreme court does not yeah. and do you think that that would help with these low approval ratings with americans distrust that they now have in what the highes

of course the wiley and what was that style for crowding or success? get out there to for the year for the and you've seen it before. you pretty are currently posted sorted by the city or your carpets that are for school towards a new key. me the view from bmw uh nearby or did you hear that keianna? somebody one you and your prospect and you're ready. i'm wish now uh assist you more about it as of friday. so i was asking you to put in restaurants or when right either one of them here. it's like on your phone, you have any pets. no, i love where you encouraged me to consecrate any category. just gift cards are, which are pretty much yes. and all of a sudden i'm going to do the single part of the written notice as i've, what's uh, examples that are wondering actually, and you choose or i need to be impressed on the store for the such them. what would you to memorize the theaters jr? literally, authors everywhere, sealants are part of it will appear junior uh with a key to look into such already of key issue. but i put on this p. s, the since 2011 us army

just huge demonstrations is well i guess prime minister benjamin netanyahu after the bodies of 6 is wiley comparative was found in gaza with just have intensified public and gun political pressure on these violated. uh so what will this mean for the long does, this is inside story, the hello welcome to the program. i am. how should i buy this? why it has killed more than 40000 palestinians and gaza. but it's been with applied to these riley captive. that's driving domestic political pressure on benjamin not anyhow. 6 more of them have been killed. how mazda is by, as well as by size, by how much the discovery of that bodies on site today, both fury and english, and as well. grief has been driven by the hot breaking stories of that time and these tools across the world. i've been active. i'm friends of this other dispatch that some of the dad cops is what you to be released, unless he's by agreement, which nothing you know, is blame for storing and blocking thoughts despite a un security council resolution backing the deal. so it's the political pressure and that time. yeah, almost serious

sit, are you there is cursing in porcelain done in the last killer, 2 minutes without finding the wiley in the middle of the cabin to that you eventually move the input, the phone. you performed the setting up the audio frequency between the levels of the field go out idea. i don't know what to do in the field on the phone. knowing the senate does a lot of noise for the i mean, not tempted by the camera on apple. i knew they were not going, but here, so you have the permitted that we don't are going to submit the sonata. then a wondering, do you hear me? okay, well we don't have, if you got some the command of the fuel cell, you can click on the 8th and listen. i mean, not to do more. come in a simple something. i know you can you can say that out when i leave emission mat k i what do i don't demo that idea and this in those a little low and those, but on me, sorry. all they give or feeling like i'm back level assuming i see this even the indiana is when you look at the assume that liquid for the federal you envision that the circle more local, not the enrollment biggest big fellow in m

the day and wiley's at night, the old demanding just as for the doctor who was raped and killed a month ago in the city of the that's done for sports and use. andy, thank you so much for me to kill him by his health fall around madrid. so a victory in the spanish league. a 2nd hole i don't see, so this is junior hoping the score and certainly out again. so see that? let's see what did another spot take this on? best buy steps of type that says the lead goal of the season, the wind moving round with the points of latest. also in a recycling 0, not only sunday early, whole didn't quite minus use 3rd consecutive the premier league 100 from my city. but he did school twice as his team and signed a 100 percent record from ocean's goals. coming in the 1st off against brent for the city recovered from going going down. he's now taking his i've all types of a city to $99.00 goes and just a $103.00 appearances happening. it's down for this game following the recent death of a close family friend. of course, who are in georgia. how does he feel? but i not even ask him, so are you ready to play or

there's on that a, come on the but there you a little on the next to go even though and again use the wiley app. definitely langway before the google play. yeah. so, so yeah, the readings go and that's, and that leaves my now what's the flood dog done the sodium in the bus at email that i use yearly and is up remote than me. but you see what everybody's phone in. you better with, with that us today and if you go to the mass executions of jews carried out on the ss controlled by the zone. the commando of ukrainian nationalist came to because the hot a cost of bullets during the 3 occupations, almost one and a half 1000000 people were killed. one of the most terrible executions took place in cave, the capital of soviet new crying in the ravine known as the 10s of thousands of people with shots in less than 48 hours. they do seem to them easier to the technologies deal some problems. partially the almost 200000 people were killed at the because it cool is these trustees law surviving witness. he was just 6 when his mother, younger brother and sister, when loaded by ukrainian nazi collaborate i

but the worship one or the 2000, but more than 10 years ago in 2013 after the festival of the wiley, i saw a facebook post written by one of my friends stating that they were going to clean the waste through, noted by the tourists as a valid point joined. so i decided to join in la nadia slowly. many other volunteers joined us do. then we started to dream about cleaning up the river that runs to canada. and it was while cleaning the river that we started looking for a place i need to dump the waste to quickly and get a corporate loan through part the law nadia on the some of it there was no modern landfill site into your at the time. so the idea of processing, the waste was born, the volunteer trash collectors, set up the clean co, newer organization. their aim to keep the mountains clean for themselves and their visitors. the 1st step was to separate the garbage into dry and wet waste. the web garbage is made of mostly of animal and plant waste to non made to base 2 out of the one that we collect. all the lead weighs in one place inside the width wave found it. then it is shifted to

got the uh, piano plus the wiley. uh no, with a spouse. uh, crowder certificates out there. pretty early on you sir. we're still here pretty early uh, posted sorted by what are the so the carpets that are for schools proposal you can you me the view for bmw uh, nearby uh, virginia to tina somebody. one you get for uh, nearby c. i'm which is now uh system. all right, and then as of friday, so and what exactly would you put in for insurance or when what either one of them a real quick on your phone, you have any pets? no, i love where you encouraged me to contact any category, just get cause or which i hope is not. yes and all that such, i'm going to do the single part of the written notice as i bought the book and are more than i should and you choose or need to be from personal book at the store for the such them what we do to met ali uh, pretty ours giving you literally a authorized service here, sir. how does it, will it be a junior uh, with a key to look into such any of the key issue. but i put on this p as in the since 2011 us army soldiers that being signing agreements

go some items and while as they were still use those really both i live, you almost have going to, wiley, sir, to enable squarely so perspective just to make it so could you let us know what the us glenn mueller's just go to look, you should leave it go to there's no fee. go over the global load here all to recruit it. uh and ukraine in 2014 the pizza has made frequent visits to don't boss the today. hebrew humanitarian age, the surviving residence of this, the chance. a city almost totally destroyed by the ukrainian army. charles, let us meet the children of those people when we showed you just to see it in florida. the truth of the shots on the expense of the beautiful ocean city was split. ready ready ready excludes the don't think it shows every time he comes to don't bass, father pay to empathize is with the orthodox christians of the west and russian lands forest under threat of death to announce sites and homeland security in the neighborhood of neighborhood or did you, will you show me what your decision shouldn't be with the the, the when you ask us, it goes to the personnel, no

but in the other parts of the very wiley, diverse, ethnic, sectarian and religious societal fabric of lebanon, as well as viewed as responsible for the 2020, they move forward explosion. they blocked the judges and investigators, from figuring out the truth about that. they've taken out lebanese civil society activists. they have targeted love these politicians, and they have lost the lebanese parliament from forming a new government that could actually deliver the kinds of economic reforms necessary to stabilize webinar. so generally, as both support is waning across blood and on and they might actually be blamed for not stopping their campaign, which has led to this route is really action. now, if the u. s. has found it hard to rein in israel over gaza. what could washington do to calm the situation? 11? well, 1st of all, president biden and his team and actually been quite clear to the support equals right to defend itself. and it has all of that started this campaign. the real risk is that it doesn't just remain in his bullet israel conflict, but that a ron decides to step in and

the wiley yeah. use volleyball games. i love the sea, so my dream is to one day have a place in my own with my husband, and be either running or no, coram, or working at one. brian in the courtroom. yeah. and studying to see you guys, you know, see creatures and taking care of. um i love to see as much as i love dogs, which creatures with the various animals in your inquiry and they're on their dolphins and any day to have a spot for the crabs. and the clams and the, the oysters, you know, just beat those. you actually can raise them. and they can give you pearls, clams, and oysters. they can give you pearls. if you have enough sand at the bottom, the, the, the, i'm much more happy with that because then i don't get to, to worry about, i got 0 stressors. how about you? you as a human being, how many suppressors do you have? i don't have a list for me as me. i got no, i'm happy exactly where i need to be free from all the lies that everybody cast around like parity and then decide you know, one way because you're not so da

the day and wiley's at night, the old demanding justice for the doctor who was raped and killed the months ago in the city. the. the challenges here with the, the, [000:00:00;00] the, you're watching l g 0 live from the i reminder about top stories this hour and more . communication devices have exploded in several parts of 11 on at least 20 people have been killed and more than 450 injured among them civilians. and has won the members in northern guys as civil defense worker, and his pregnant wife has been killed by is really strikes him as your body a refugee camp. heavy shelley has also been reported southeast of god, the city as well as the in southern gas. and the un general assembly has adopted a non binding resolution demanding that israel ends, if illegal occupation of the palestinian territories within a year. israel has denounced the resolution as cynical in other words, new z, u. s. federal reserve has caught his french walk interest rate by half a percent. the 1st reduction in 4 years comes as inflation falls and consumer spending has increased. my kind of reports in washington

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