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i tend not to write negative reviews about baby books or, yor know, books by authors that are not already to people. if somebody is really well known and it is a let down, i feel an obligation, you know, to write a negative review. so, yeah,om i do have to do tha. >> what are some of the reviews and what is innovative review that connects with your readers. >> i think, that there is so much from reader to reader. one thing i've learned is that everybody's approach to books is different. there is no such thing that a book everybody loves. there just is not. i find it hard to recommend books to individual -- individually to people. i can recommend them to people at large, but it is hard to do one on one. but, i think people like, i think that they like a sense of voice. if you are either praising or criticizing the book, i think that people like to know why. and i do my best when i review books to give the reader a sense of what kind of book that this is. so that they can decide whether they want to read it or not. whether i like it or not, to me, that is kind of secondary. it is more impor

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tonight my dear friend an colleague nbc news homelan security correspondent julia ainsley, and nbc new yorporter melissa rousseau melissa, how significant i this move from the white house how much will that help th situation? the least here in new york >> what it will, do is it will give certain migrants, venezuelans who arrived here i the u.s. before july 31st of this year. the ability to get a faste path to work, okay so, for some migrants who have been living in shelters, in ne york city completely on th taxpayers time in poverty, someone really desperate situations this could be a really life-changing thing it will give them th opportunity to work legally, w know a lot of these migrants are working off the books. but they can get abused. they are struggling to affor metro cars, they are wandering the subway trains, selling candy bars we see them all over the city. now it's become effective. life where the city, the hop is that this move will free up some tax dollars that are no being spent on shelter, food and everything else. >> julia, venezuelans is jus one country. and i could think

life as an educator, law school professor and i think everybody was quite interested in hearing l from yor perspective as a law professor what are you struggling persuade the students today, where do you see weaknesses in their understanding and appreciation of -- of first amendment juries prudence and what thoughts do you have in order to restore the belief. >> so when you're thinking law students, t important to remember that law students are just people like the rest of us and so they have some of the same biases like the general public things i worry about generally is kind of the suspicion of the press, suspicion that the press is not providing information in a way that undermines support for press freedom generally and it increases overturning maritimes versus sullivan and criticize influencers as extended by the supreme court. even more so, the biggest tension i see in students is a big tension between liberty and equality. and and so, they are much more interested in punishing speech that might be thought to threaten equality, what they see as hate speech. they are much more intere

trying to take direct aim at the former president on that front even as he is largely here in nosew yor to address the world stage. >> when you are taking that campaign to what is behind us today, you will see the consistent message and common threads. kayla tausche, thank you so much for being here. i want to bring in jill dougherty, a cnn contributor, and jill, thank you for being with us. what did you hear from president biden in this speech and as we kept on looking at the ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy in the hall listening, what are you thinking that he heard, and was it enough for him? >> well, i think that what biden was doing in addition to the very strong statements like naked aggression by russia, et cetera, i think that what biden was doing is really trying to make the pitch to the developing country, and he talked about them in the beginning of the speech expanding the security council, and these are countries that arguably have been left out, and that is what he said. so, he is making quote that says if we allow ukraine to be carved up, is any nation safe, and thi

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even in the big pend sing days of yor, we didn't run deficits like we are now.s trying to win the election on borrowed money. >> this is the path of to ruin. this isn't just a biden problem. the senate on both sides of the aisle wants us to spend and spend and spend. >> the senate appropriations process has been a shining example. >> this is important milestone and down payment on our goal of funding the federal government through regular order. >> time is short to keep the government open the only way to avoid a shutdown is through bipartisanship. >> laura: regular order? we have terrible leadership here. the federal budget deficit is already expected to balloon to 2 trillion, which is double, double what it was last year. and overall debt is more than $32 trillion. but they want us to spend more and at the rate we are going in the next 30 years interest payments will be more than the government spends on social security, medicaid, medicare and defense. this is a complete travesty across the board. and just like i do every time these spending issues come up, i'

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senator, do you feel like you're running against, should you get the nomination do yo to fill yor runninglet harris more than joe biden? >> and got the sage of biden's age is not the problem. it is his competence -- his incompetence we should be very concerned with. however if you and hear the scariest words on any screen in the country, calmly harris is ready to be a president. that should scare the dickens out of all of us. joe biden's failures undeniable could be measured in the paint of the average family is feeli feeling. loss of thousands of dollars of spending power. a wide open insecure and unsafe border. and then effluent to exacerbate the situation even worse, commonly harris is ready to make things much much worse. that is why the truth of my life disproves it disrupts the narrative of the radical left it's one of the reasons why i will be to joe biden and god forbid if i have to, let harris at two. >> write a 70% democratic party it's another part is a problem. you would pray like this the cnn poll they don't their own bolt head to head joe biden loses arms every republican ca

nations, not so much what he said, but what he did not saper at the 30 minute speech happen in new yor city overrun by migrants in yet that president spoke about pretty much everything except that my current crisis. life in dc with the ageist on this. >> overrun in in a city that is clearly under siege, but, with migrants coming to the u.s. by the millions, many if not most of them either coming illegally or taking an advantage of weaknesses within the u.s. system. which is caused a spike in huma trafficking, and a real strain on cities all across the city. nowhere more than the accelerating climate crisis grade you see it everywhere. record-breaking heat waves in the united states in china. wildfires ravaging north american, southern europe. >> to be fair, the president di implore fellow world leaders a war which by the way has cost the american taxpayer well nort of $100 billion with billions more on the way which is obviously far more than has bee set aside for example for the victims of the massive wildfire in hawaii or the death toll continues to climb and tensions two new tip mou

sometimesll, if it really is yor passion itle is important you pursue it. really became a passion of mine. i really love being a trial lawyer in the opportunity to become a trial lawyer was so important to me. being able -- this country has given me so much. i thought it was the least i could do to give it back. >> you know, this term, the supreme court reversed the sixth circuit in a case of a deaf student that suited school, on the other hand they essentially upheld your reasoning by declining to grant the case of a man who created a parody website of his police department. a case that most americans will remember because of the brief by the onion, the newspaper. i wonder what it is like for you as an appeals court judge. is that nerve-racking? is it enjoyable in some way? do you read briefly the amicus briefs?se are you too busy dealing with what is on the docket in front of you? what is that like for you? >> i try, believe it or not, not to pay too much attention to it. i think it's important that the court do their job and we do ours. i do not pay atte

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capacity as a new york cit comptroller, is bringing against fox news, to try to, a a shareholder, the new yor city pensions, shape the coverage of fox news, becaus they're trying to hold the accountable. as i think about what we'r about to go through, and wha happened four years ago, n accountability for fox, except for what happened after th election could we see that type o action rain in fox could they be held accountable through these types of measures? if it's not the viewers, i it's not luck with murdaugh, the shareholders >> i mean, i think only thin that really gave them pause, this massive, massiv defamation settlement. i think they probably will be, you know, narrowly more carefu about defaming people. but you can lie about who wo the election that's perfectly legal there is lots of space for the to say crazy stuff the lawsuits did give them pause, and force them to buttoned down their process little bit i mean, they've been essentially, under siege for many quarters, for a long time what is ultimately slowing the down, none of this stuff just a changing media business fragmentation

other republicans who ar screwing everything up >> look, the sad reality, an especially for the new yorepublicans, the new ones in particular, is that what the say is very different than wha they do. they have been saying they are moderate all year. but they have been voting with the hard right house freedom caucus maga circus on th right. and, if ultimately, they are upset about what is going on they have as much power as the extreme maga wright does so, if they want to exercise their power, because that' what they instantly believe, but let me give you anothe example, chris, of why the can't be trusted even if they pass this new continuing resolution that the are talking about, it is ten and tens of billions of dollar less than the debt ceiling bil that they all voted for. so, they already voted for a top line number. they are now going back on tha top line number, which, of course, is reneging on their own bill that they voted for and, of course, that is no going to be the end of it. because the senate will -- >> - >> - so, even if they pass the cr it is going to have to com back to

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please wait for the microphone comes to you, i please state yor name and affiliation before asking yourstion. oneho question. we will hold you to that. thank you. >> thank you so much for that. i'm curious what does the students for fair admissionso decision mean for k-12 schools, if anything? >> one thing, the student for fair admissions decision was about harvard and use of northcom on admission practicesi and it doesn't address issues outside the area including issues with respect to non-education practices. so the law is and has been that individual use of race warrants strict scrutiny and that there's a particular legal test for how that applies. this resource every issued last friday to speak to the question and does address quite a bit of kinds of circumstances that can come up in k-12 circumstances. the student for fair admissions decision doesn't address them. and so doesn't impact the practices in the school communities. >> hello, thank you for your topic my name is will. i am a canard fell within noaa's office of education, short for national oceanic and national ministries a

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yor and the governor of new york was calling for this a couple of years ago. you ha electedd democratic elecd officials cheering on president biden when he was instituting this you is, as you and monica haveo been pointing out, this is on ct purpose. no border, no country. more democrats re are realizing that. no border, no reelection. you can' t the american publiciden about biden nomics. nationalomic security and homeland security. health care. child traffickind ing,g. combating fentanyl. and the list goes on. ifg to be delibe you're going t. deliberately implementing this policy at the border thi, i thiu that this is an existential threat, not just for mancountryy challenges for our country on the substance and the policy, but politicallhtmare y it's a nightmare. so it doesn't make much sense, especially as 24 gets closer. >> you both have said something th intelligent tonight that i just want to underline it from both of you. monica, you're absolutely right. this is noicy failt policy fail. this is a policy success for ish the biden administration. this is

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calling remotely, press star 3 or raise yor hand. seeing no members in the chambers coming forward let's go to our remote caller. >> hello. this is mike patrellis calling and i'm setting my stop watch for three minutes. i'm representing fact. friends and allies of the castro theater. i'm calling in to give a update on another planet mismanaging the castro theater. since january of 2022, when another planet took control of the castro theater, there has been 242 dark knights at the castro theater. no music, no film programming for 242 dark knights so far. looking at the calendars for another planet at the castro theater from now to end of january, the calendar reveals 171 dark night at the castro theater from now until the end of january. hundred in of dark night in the past and in the future for the castro theater. it is very detrimental to the commercial health of the castro that there are no programmings what so ever at this historic theater. what we are stuck with at this point is a dead space in the heart of castro street, between

>> thank you,en senator, for yor question.gender-based violence continues to be painfully prevalent in the region. far too normalized. it is a priority and most of the countries that we operate. our approach involves focusing on prosecution to increase the reporting and conviction of crimes. protection and victim assistance sometimes that involves going to the victim's. we have mobile centers that go to these communities to provide services. and prevention. changing gender norms. so, you know, we have worked very successfully with our partner countries. in guatemala we set up a 24 hour court. we've highlighted the first one and the government took over. we find the judicial centers that are specialized in these crimes, the impunity is reduced tremendously. we supported close to 40 victim sentences. the conviction rate was five times the average of the rest of the o country. lastly, in changing norms, that is a long-term endeavor. we are tackling it in creative ways. in honduras, we recently launched a four-month campaign partn

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able to learn and move in different ways so too australia and uk and i suspect you heard ato lot on yorrip both of whom put aukus at the front. >> i'm struck how ukrainians take off the shelf product and take material from dozens of country all over the way in a way that our system just not capable of i think to. it's my hope that aukus and pilar oh two and out of the war in ukraine we are learning how to innovate in defense procurement. thank you, mr. chairman. >> senator kaine. i want to mention their names, corporal spencer from arlington, virginia, major tobil lewis from jefferson colorado. we have great partners in the aussies but in dangerous line of work. when they fall in the line of work they have to be recognized. aukus is great example how the u.s. can work hand in hand to promote stability in the indo pacific. it's a good example of how we do things globally. in europe we have nato. we don't have nato equivalent but we do have networks of allies. i to want to applaud the biden administration working with south korea and japan. that camp david meeting, it probably wasn't as b