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but i was so excited to do "ellen" because ellen meant a lot to me growing up. ellen came out at a really really difficult time. >> seth: she sure did. >> kind of like in the '90s and she lost everything. and then she fought back, got a new show, just like -- and my mom played her. and that was a form of acceptance. like my mom allowed ellen into the home. so i felt really excited going onto a show because i have so much admiration for her. and she's also an incredible comic and like really funny. so i was really, really excited. so i'm doing "ellen." and, you know, it's the studio audience, like this. and, like, you know, you're there. and i'm trying to be comfortable in the moment. and i'm talking to ellen. and it's mostly -- i'll give the abridged version. it's like, you know, blah, blah, blah, gay? the audience is like, "ah!" and ellen's like blah, blah, blah, yeah, i'm gay. the audience is like "yeah!" and everyone's just -- [ light laughter ] it's so warm and fuzzy, and like i'm feeling more and more comfortable. and i was like, again, being seen. like wan
but i was so excited to do "ellen" because ellen meant a lot to me growing up. ellen came out at a really really difficult time. >> seth: she sure did. >> kind of like in the '90s and she lost everything. and then she fought back, got a new show, just like -- and my mom played her. and that was a form of acceptance. like my mom allowed ellen into the home. so i felt really excited going onto a show because i have so much admiration for her. and she's also an incredible...
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[applause] >> thank you mary ellen. so far our soft open is going well. there is a few kinks but we love the new space. we have been compressed to a small space, hot and cold at the same time. very loud and very difficult to work in, but we made it through. i want to thank everyone who made it possible to get back in our room on time. i also want to give you perspective. some of the people, the most senior dispatchers working here started at the hall of justice. they took over police calls, only calls for police department. our job evolved now to where we are taking police, fire and medical calls every day. we have been in this building since 2001. our job is continuing to evolve to the point now where we are also dispatching for the fire department. the paramedics team. street crisis unit. upstair is fantastic. it is modern, new, ugnomic furniture. comfort and lots of natural light. as mary ellen said, we have a challenging job every day and very grateful to our administration and city leaders who understand that we do our job best when we are well equip
[applause] >> thank you mary ellen. so far our soft open is going well. there is a few kinks but we love the new space. we have been compressed to a small space, hot and cold at the same time. very loud and very difficult to work in, but we made it through. i want to thank everyone who made it possible to get back in our room on time. i also want to give you perspective. some of the people, the most senior dispatchers working here started at the hall of justice. they took over police...
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ellen: i wish you were here with me. lizzy: me too. what unemployment numbers are you looking for to get the fed to cut the rates in may? >> so i think it's going to be more about inflation if the fed were to cut as early as may. i think the bar is very high for them to go that soon, though. but i do still expect them to be ready by june. for the employment report we're expecting another big number around 245,000. even if it comes in at 100, 150,000, they'll say it's just one print. we're going to look at the unemployment rate. i think if we get a very strong jobs number, we're going to keep the unemployment rate at 3.9% because so many people are coming into the labor market. and you're going to get wage pressures that are coming off. when you talk about a goldy locks scenarios that's going to be a report that says the economy is still strong but it's not something that gives a definitive signal to the fed that they need to cut very soon here. lizzy: it's a bigger economy not a tighter one. thanks to immigration. but you've put the ne
ellen: i wish you were here with me. lizzy: me too. what unemployment numbers are you looking for to get the fed to cut the rates in may? >> so i think it's going to be more about inflation if the fed were to cut as early as may. i think the bar is very high for them to go that soon, though. but i do still expect them to be ready by june. for the employment report we're expecting another big number around 245,000. even if it comes in at 100, 150,000, they'll say it's just one print. we're...
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got on stage and gets that mic in her hand, ellen made the joke. hey, look, you know, i was canceled by hollywood because i'm the first person to be mean in the city. obviously making the joke because there are many, many people who are not the nicest in hollywood. >> the routine ellen is working on is expected to be filmed and released on netflix in the fall. >> it's one bite at a time, and that's one of the ways that we're approaching it. >> a group of lawmakers are visiting the southern border before drafting new border legislation. why they think a tour like this could bring about meaningful changes. >> caltrans is closing several miles of a busy freeway in the east bay. the section under construction and the impact officials say it could have on weekend traffic. >> plus, we'll show you how an officer in phoenix is using his autistic a better understanding of challenges in the reason this story begins. tonight's west coast rap. >> the group met today with border officials at the mariposa port of entry, and held a roundtable discussion with lead
got on stage and gets that mic in her hand, ellen made the joke. hey, look, you know, i was canceled by hollywood because i'm the first person to be mean in the city. obviously making the joke because there are many, many people who are not the nicest in hollywood. >> the routine ellen is working on is expected to be filmed and released on netflix in the fall. >> it's one bite at a time, and that's one of the ways that we're approaching it. >> a group of lawmakers are visiting...
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on the wider impact, the trial ellen your life, but on - trial ellen your life, but on american cultural life, it is difficult to exaggerate. it is. an ime difficult to exaggerate. it is. anytime there _ difficult to exaggerate. it is. anytime there is _ difficult to exaggerate. it is. anytime there is a _ difficult to exaggerate. it is. anytime there is a trial- difficult to exaggerate. it is. anytime there is a trial that | difficult to exaggerate. it is. - anytime there is a trial that goes on in america even in england, i get phone calls from every type of media to get an opinion. i don't like being attached test is the blueprint of my life. everything is based on the oj trial, it always relates to that trial because it was the trial of the century and it will always be at the forefront of people's minds, even beyond after i pass, it will be looked on as the trial of the century and everything, the blueprint of that trial. i think this was the template of any trial from this moment forward. we spoke to an attorney — from this moment forward. we spoke to an attorney who _ from this
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ellen was none of it. get on the plane. ellen, order, husband. go to green bay with him and be seen with kennedy. he's going to help you get the catholic vote. much to jerry's relief, proxmire begrudgingly agreed. so it was a less than ideal introduction into wisconsin. but beyond that, initial rocking is something really exciting happen that day as well? kennedy met with the milwaukee journal editorial board. his main objective here was to beg the paper not to endorse koehler. and he pulled it off. he did. they did not endorse koehler. it was a game changing moment for the campaign. but in addition to that, he did something more for himself. felicia nash, who was the democratic party chair in the state at the time, was in the room with him and he said that it was what kennedy did was one of the most impressive ad performances that i've ever anywhere. and he made a lot of friends himself. so here he was, of course, to help proxmire. but really, he would actually laid the groundwork for his for his own primary campaign a few years later. so let's
ellen was none of it. get on the plane. ellen, order, husband. go to green bay with him and be seen with kennedy. he's going to help you get the catholic vote. much to jerry's relief, proxmire begrudgingly agreed. so it was a less than ideal introduction into wisconsin. but beyond that, initial rocking is something really exciting happen that day as well? kennedy met with the milwaukee journal editorial board. his main objective here was to beg the paper not to endorse koehler. and he pulled it...
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ellen? - of course, wendy. - don't [bleep] with me! - what? - you heard me! stay away from my man, bitch! or i'll whup your sorry-ho ass back to last year! - trey parker and matt stone were two of the funniest people i ever met. and their success story is proof that if you just stay true to yourself, you don't have to do anything else. - people think, "oh, you came and did this show and now you're big sellouts." the truth is, i mean, we were sellouts to begin with. - "perhaps there is no stopping the corporate machine." - ahh! - i mean, we were sleeping at friends' houses, had no money, and then one fox executive had seen a cartoon we had made in college. and he said, "make me another christmas video that i can send out as a christmas card." and, you know, he gave us, like, 700 bucks, and we went and made this five-minute short. - i come seeking retribution. - [gasps] he's come to kill you 'cause you're jewish, kyle. - oh, [bleep]! - it went around the tv community like wildfire. - yeah! - ohh! - i mean, it was the funniest thing you'd ever seen in your life.
ellen? - of course, wendy. - don't [bleep] with me! - what? - you heard me! stay away from my man, bitch! or i'll whup your sorry-ho ass back to last year! - trey parker and matt stone were two of the funniest people i ever met. and their success story is proof that if you just stay true to yourself, you don't have to do anything else. - people think, "oh, you came and did this show and now you're big sellouts." the truth is, i mean, we were sellouts to begin with. - "perhaps...
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and isaac new is ellen walker is a retired physicist at the university of edinburgh. he was also a friend of the late peter higgs. he told me how higgs became a legend in his field. a b to actually constructed a survey. um for a different reason. um, there was a problem that some to understand the physics of the new class and the decay of it . we had how goes exchanged, which were massive and not really in this area. it wasn't comfortable and credit. so to get these particles, mass of people latched onto what he done and actually found ways well that visit the, the series was calculable. but the high schools that were exchanged with massive and these were the so called w is that both phones, they were part of the what we would now call the standard model. and then the, the ones that were found. but the mechanism by where they go, the mass was not completely understood, and so they expose on itself was found in both digit well announced on the 4th of july 2012. uh, but up to that time piece of it become what was known as a rock star of physics at handy was celebrated e
and isaac new is ellen walker is a retired physicist at the university of edinburgh. he was also a friend of the late peter higgs. he told me how higgs became a legend in his field. a b to actually constructed a survey. um for a different reason. um, there was a problem that some to understand the physics of the new class and the decay of it . we had how goes exchanged, which were massive and not really in this area. it wasn't comfortable and credit. so to get these particles, mass of people...
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ellen, thank you for being with us. very interesting article. talk to us about the information you found from the indian government and this assassination plot. what we revealed in our article today was the indian, the plot itself was the indian, the plot itself was directed from within india's top spy agency, is what intelligence services called the indian research and analysis wing or also known as r&aw. this was directed from within the indian government, the foreign intelligence agency. we also revealed the name of the intelligence officer who directed or allegedly directed this plot. his name is vikram yadav and he was working for three at the time. he has since left the agency and gone back to the police reserve force. ihind agency and gone back to the police reserve force. and when ou ut police reserve force. and when you put these _ police reserve force. and when you put these allegations - police reserve force. and when you put these allegations to i you put these allegations to the government, what did new delhi say?— delhi say? they
ellen, thank you for being with us. very interesting article. talk to us about the information you found from the indian government and this assassination plot. what we revealed in our article today was the indian, the plot itself was the indian, the plot itself was directed from within india's top spy agency, is what intelligence services called the indian research and analysis wing or also known as r&aw. this was directed from within the indian government, the foreign intelligence agency....
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ellen, as i said, was not the most progressive on this issue. but her ally, bill, was one area where she did do something. she was a southerner. she had come from a family that historically had enslaved other humans. and we know woodrow was not progressive on this issue. so other than that particular bill, she didn't speak out on anything else. and to and from what we know, she really did approach him and tried to get him to do anything, especially about the jim crow laws. she remained silent and didn't talk about that. okay. so we have a question from genevieve, who's actually a peace corps volunteer in belize. thanks for tuning in, genevieve. how many first ladies besides mrs. obama have ancestry that includes african-american heritage, to your knowledge, no one else to my knowledge. don't. michelle obama was such a you know, like i said, huge leap forward from where we were before. but not only was she the first who was a descendant of enslaved people in the south, but some of her ancestors were white. and so she's also an example of this his
ellen, as i said, was not the most progressive on this issue. but her ally, bill, was one area where she did do something. she was a southerner. she had come from a family that historically had enslaved other humans. and we know woodrow was not progressive on this issue. so other than that particular bill, she didn't speak out on anything else. and to and from what we know, she really did approach him and tried to get him to do anything, especially about the jim crow laws. she remained silent...
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ellen: that depends on where oil prices go. if opec increases production at the june meeting, less likelihood they will drain the spr. they will not refill it until it is below $75 a barrel, but it opec increases production, i don't think we will see that. they will also try to push american producers to increase production, which i don't think they'll be very receptive to, given how much pressure they have had, how much vilification they have had at the hands of the biden administration. they will do what they think is best for their business regardless of what the administration says. lisa: two points. saudi arabia's response and u.s. producers. you wrote the book on the saudi family. how will he they be to help the biden administration heading into the selection? ellen: they will not be that wheeling and will want a lot in response. that doesn't mean that they are totally unwilling, especially if they think it's a good idea for the markets. if they are getting pressure from the biden administration, iraq, kuwait, other produ
ellen: that depends on where oil prices go. if opec increases production at the june meeting, less likelihood they will drain the spr. they will not refill it until it is below $75 a barrel, but it opec increases production, i don't think we will see that. they will also try to push american producers to increase production, which i don't think they'll be very receptive to, given how much pressure they have had, how much vilification they have had at the hands of the biden administration. they...
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talk about ellen kraft, noting she was related to the healy family. but again, there was truly no conclusive no conclusive proof. there was no document that stated this explicitly or stated how they were related or who the common ancestor was. now, what's so fascinating about this article? was the fact that the descendants of both families had been recently in contact. they had a zoom in december 2023, and they discussed how to prove that their family shared a relative. and of course, the only way they could prove that would be through dna testing, genetic testing provides answers to historical questions that would otherwise remain unsolvable. riddles. and this is why the article of the genetic legacy of african-americans from catoctin furnace is so compelling. it signals methodological changes in the discipline of history, and especially in african american history. thinking about those changes, thinking about changes in history generally, i must acknowledge how more interdisciplinary historians are today. we still are. we still find ourselves immers
talk about ellen kraft, noting she was related to the healy family. but again, there was truly no conclusive no conclusive proof. there was no document that stated this explicitly or stated how they were related or who the common ancestor was. now, what's so fascinating about this article? was the fact that the descendants of both families had been recently in contact. they had a zoom in december 2023, and they discussed how to prove that their family shared a relative. and of course, the only...
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feather-colored joy of god's hell, the roofs would have been cursed, but it would have been blessed ellen. it is important to remember that faith does not belong to latvai. faith is a trustworthy faith in god and in the world. everything that he holds for us, these may be moments of joy, moments of happiness and happiness, and there will also be moments, if we are yes... we will carry our roof, where faith is revealed. attachments and trust in god and skin situations, not only those that are good, that are good for our plans, but also our lives, as well as mary’s life, etc. yarpenne, fear, nyaўpeўnenasts, kalі becomes unbearable, weight and drenna, potassium on the gift of our life... the roofs are melting. brothers and sisters, let us continue our meetings: yesus and mary will never greet us and will not leave us. brothers and sisters, sonnya ў kastsel ў dnaznaetstsa taksama everyday day of holy life. at that day, when kali yesus pachaў ўsnavatsya at the main goal, kastsel zvartae ўvagu on skin life, conceived in your life. this year of the day, as we read in the encyclical eva
feather-colored joy of god's hell, the roofs would have been cursed, but it would have been blessed ellen. it is important to remember that faith does not belong to latvai. faith is a trustworthy faith in god and in the world. everything that he holds for us, these may be moments of joy, moments of happiness and happiness, and there will also be moments, if we are yes... we will carry our roof, where faith is revealed. attachments and trust in god and skin situations, not only those that are...
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first of all, what i would tell mrs. ellen is that go to china and you will see free market capitalism really taking shape in the country. and that is something which is which can be loaned from china as a country in terms of its market, does not pick with us or protect incumbents. it has very low entry barriers and makes companies makes funds compete ruthlessly where the chinese state does step in is provide infrastructure and in certain new industries as we see in solar electric. but it goes, it helps create markets at scale. but once it does help create that market at scale, it makes them fight like cats and dogs to compete, survives and to prosper. and that's why we have chinese companies today, and then other sectors, also prospering, not just at home, but internationally. that is what company do, what capitalism is about. it is really having low entry barriers and making the best succeed through a process of grinding competition. and you will see that happened in china. so what do you, what do you say to all these uh, us politicians. republicans are most noteworthy for doing this
first of all, what i would tell mrs. ellen is that go to china and you will see free market capitalism really taking shape in the country. and that is something which is which can be loaned from china as a country in terms of its market, does not pick with us or protect incumbents. it has very low entry barriers and makes companies makes funds compete ruthlessly where the chinese state does step in is provide infrastructure and in certain new industries as we see in solar electric. but it goes,...
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i discussed the report with washington post national security reporter ellen nakashima. just to begin with, talk to us about the information you found from the indian government and this assassination plot. right, what we revealed in our article today was that the plot itself was directed from within india's top spy agency, its foreign intelligence service called the research and analysis wing or also known as r&aw. so this was not a rogue operation at all, it was directed from within the indian government, the foreign intelligence agency. and we also revealed the name of the intelligence officer who directed or allegedly directed this plot. his name is vikram yadav and he was working for r&aw at the time. he has since left the agency and gone back to the police reserve force where he was from. and when you put these allegations to the government, what did new delhi say? they said very little and in fact had not commented on the publication of the story now. they complained this is something that is under investigation and that this investigation is also a matter of nati
i discussed the report with washington post national security reporter ellen nakashima. just to begin with, talk to us about the information you found from the indian government and this assassination plot. right, what we revealed in our article today was that the plot itself was directed from within india's top spy agency, its foreign intelligence service called the research and analysis wing or also known as r&aw. so this was not a rogue operation at all, it was directed from within the...
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william and ellen craft, macon, georgia. and a number of slaves from kentucky who settled in michigan. dangerfield came at the end of the decade racked by disputes over the return of this set of escaped slaves. late one evening in april, this the pole slipped into the potomac river, not far from the white house, with an estimated 77 slaves sleeping, seeking their freedom. the ship under captaincy of daniel drake in philadelphia had been hired by william chaplin of upstate new york, an anti-slavery agent who had moved to washington to replace charles story, who had died in a baltimore prison. charged with helping the enslaved to freedom. among those assisting drayton were to free blacks paul jennings and daniel bill. the 77 enslaved on board was estimated to worst $2 million in today's money. drayton was hoping to reach the of the chesapeake bay long before the escapees were missed. but adverse winds and, currents slowed the ship's progress. they were becalmed for long periods. given the authorities time to pursue the pearl,
william and ellen craft, macon, georgia. and a number of slaves from kentucky who settled in michigan. dangerfield came at the end of the decade racked by disputes over the return of this set of escaped slaves. late one evening in april, this the pole slipped into the potomac river, not far from the white house, with an estimated 77 slaves sleeping, seeking their freedom. the ship under captaincy of daniel drake in philadelphia had been hired by william chaplin of upstate new york, an...
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but the figures so high european dependence on russian, ellen z chad, demands us troops leaving the air base and the country that's in a letter by the african nations air force chief. it becomes the 2nd nation in this whole region to give the boot the us military after need yard is the same. i just want to give you a sneak peak of the things that shouldn't be taking place here. most of these are going to be one of the main parts of the movie and our corresponding gives a closer look at indian film, make it in central moscow with the movie set to hit the big screen.
but the figures so high european dependence on russian, ellen z chad, demands us troops leaving the air base and the country that's in a letter by the african nations air force chief. it becomes the 2nd nation in this whole region to give the boot the us military after need yard is the same. i just want to give you a sneak peak of the things that shouldn't be taking place here. most of these are going to be one of the main parts of the movie and our corresponding gives a closer look at indian...
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american official, isn't they doing where she's already met the countries premier and vice minister ellens to her accomplishment washington's concerns about china's manufacturing over capacity and cheap exports that america sees as unfair competition. the treasury secretary has also said aging and washington are trying to find a common ground through some tough hawks on the mortgage. another worrying trend for the us is china is rising. popularity in south east asia with washington sees as its own a sphere of influence. a notable shift in sentiments china has experienced the surgeon popularity among respondents from southeast asia, climbing from 38.9 percent last year to 50.5 percent of this year. edging ahead to become the preferred alignment choice in the region. it's frustrating when you put in the walk, but don't get the results. so shed a tear for washington, which is about in the last 12 months building up the china book. do you mind need find face? things don't scary and off to send its neighbors running because its neighbors are real. a smoke volume to logs like those who stoke the
american official, isn't they doing where she's already met the countries premier and vice minister ellens to her accomplishment washington's concerns about china's manufacturing over capacity and cheap exports that america sees as unfair competition. the treasury secretary has also said aging and washington are trying to find a common ground through some tough hawks on the mortgage. another worrying trend for the us is china is rising. popularity in south east asia with washington sees as its...
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let's let's listen to what janet ellen said. at the moment, china's industrial capacity is too much for the rest of the world to handle. actions taken by china today could affect price dynamics around the world. the world market is flooded with artificially cheaper chinese products, which calls into question the viability of american and other foreign companies. i firmly believe that eliminating the imbalance will not only benefit the united states and the world. this will benefit china's long-term productivity and growth. well, these are, i don’t know how to say it, wishes, instructions on how china should develop, and this is no longer in just one area, but, well, if you like, it concerns the foundations of china’s economic progress. what do you think is the reaction of the chinese leadership to this? this is ms. yelin's second visit to china in the past few months. what does this mean? does this indicate who is in dire straits? china? or is it the usa? yes, of course, there are many issues that americans want to discuss w
let's let's listen to what janet ellen said. at the moment, china's industrial capacity is too much for the rest of the world to handle. actions taken by china today could affect price dynamics around the world. the world market is flooded with artificially cheaper chinese products, which calls into question the viability of american and other foreign companies. i firmly believe that eliminating the imbalance will not only benefit the united states and the world. this will benefit china's...
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before on this, we're going to go to ellen fisher, who is live for us at live for us at george washington university and hell. and it sounds like they usually relatively quiet. i mentioned on campus. can you just explain what is happening then now? well, the energy and the numbers have certainly increased in the last hour or so over my shoulder. you can see the tented encampment that has been there since thursday. the numbers they are greatly reduced. the number of people have left, but they're still somewhere in the region of 15 to 20 students who say they will not be leaving until the university because their minds. but there is a much bigger protest right in the street in front of university yard. you can see there's 10 steps and that's food that has been provided by local businesses. there's water, those drinks the snacks. and then there is but close to a 100150 people, good know, chanting and singing and showing their support for the students. what is interesting is things are relatively quiet here until a pool is really support to came past on his bike. i tried to go the reaction fr
before on this, we're going to go to ellen fisher, who is live for us at live for us at george washington university and hell. and it sounds like they usually relatively quiet. i mentioned on campus. can you just explain what is happening then now? well, the energy and the numbers have certainly increased in the last hour or so over my shoulder. you can see the tented encampment that has been there since thursday. the numbers they are greatly reduced. the number of people have left, but they're...
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the crating was not the only concern raised by janet ellen during had time here. she also said that the us would not tolerate any time you spent contributing it any way to russia's little machine in your brain. and the 2nd big a warning was again around twenty's or the capacity said that the us with no next steps, cheap chinese goods flooding, the global and us markets, particularly in the industries of solar energy, electric vehicles, and batteries. just a similar thing happened about 10 years ago when it came to the skew industries, and as a result, us funds for crushed. so she said that the bought in administration did not want to see that happen again. and that they are asking chinese officials to over the whole, china is industrial policy. katrina, you all to 0 agent. so that's it for me and the stones, you to remember, you can always find a much more on a website that's out of there. a don't come next. inside story. takes a closer look at the latest round of tools to reach a truth. garza, the the hello, we're struggling to shake off when serving to japan. we
the crating was not the only concern raised by janet ellen during had time here. she also said that the us would not tolerate any time you spent contributing it any way to russia's little machine in your brain. and the 2nd big a warning was again around twenty's or the capacity said that the us with no next steps, cheap chinese goods flooding, the global and us markets, particularly in the industries of solar energy, electric vehicles, and batteries. just a similar thing happened about 10 years...
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and this is ellen, just the online from the hot also coming up un security council panel fails to reach an agreement of the palestine for new bid for full membership. ty security forces intensified controllers as hundreds of people from me on my.
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let's go to ellen fisher allen. you're at the, you are george washington university in washington, dc. students from at least 8 universities in the washington area to have joined the 4th day of process. it's an interesting situation where you are an interesting case because as you explained to us, there hasn't been a confrontation between the protesters and law enforcement because law enforcement turned down the request to to flush out the demonstrators. what's it like now or yeah, yeah, look like if you go back to 2020 and everyone remembers the scene some kind of get squared away. the metropolitan police in washington dc move peaceful protest. there's a way from the square to allow donald trump to have a photo op. remember, we started pushing through our pepper spray people and that looked tangible and simply the metric fulton police don't need that sort of publicity. here you can see the incumbent, the people who are in the camp of united speaking to a number of people on the edge. the rule is essentially that if
let's go to ellen fisher allen. you're at the, you are george washington university in washington, dc. students from at least 8 universities in the washington area to have joined the 4th day of process. it's an interesting situation where you are an interesting case because as you explained to us, there hasn't been a confrontation between the protesters and law enforcement because law enforcement turned down the request to to flush out the demonstrators. what's it like now or yeah, yeah, look...
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absolutely, they get a fee but with the costs, ellen has orally i but with the costs, ellen has orally said this morning —— already said this morning how hard it is to be a musician at this level. if we had funding for that it would go straight into the pot to pay the artists. ., , ., . , , ~ ., , artists. lots of artists ellen knows have to borrow _ artists. lots of artists ellen knows have to borrow from _ artists. lots of artists ellen knows have to borrow from family - artists. lots of artists ellen knows have to borrow from family and i artists. lots of artists ellen knows l have to borrow from family and that complete rules out some people who want to get into it. i will see for a big branch with my family! mark came up with the idea, some bigger arenas say this is not fair, we charge per head and have overhead and we get to keep the cash we generate. it’s and we get to keep the cash we venerate. �* . . and we get to keep the cash we venerate. �* , . , generate. it's an interesting osition generate. it's an interesting position but _ generate. it's an interesting positi
absolutely, they get a fee but with the costs, ellen has orally i but with the costs, ellen has orally said this morning —— already said this morning how hard it is to be a musician at this level. if we had funding for that it would go straight into the pot to pay the artists. ., , ., . , , ~ ., , artists. lots of artists ellen knows have to borrow _ artists. lots of artists ellen knows have to borrow from _ artists. lots of artists ellen knows have to borrow from family - artists. lots of...
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let's go to ellen fisher, who's at the george washington university in washington, dc. students from at least 8 universities have joined the protest. allen, since the beginning of the we can, you know, we've seen 200 people arrested across various campuses in, in the us. nothing like that where you are though. no, it's a different sort of amaskita. in fact, there's a growing sense of permanence to this camp that has been established. you see the camp over my shoulder, which was essentially a stab in the early hours of such as the morning. and the students spoke you by the entire square at university square here in the heart of washington, d. c. the numbers have dwindled over the last 72 hours or so various reasons for that. it was very cold. thursday, friday, saturday was very wet. the university has threatened students with expulsion with been kicked out of the their homes, the college homes being told that they might not be able to graduate. so the numbers have gone down. but what we've seen in response is a growing comp just outside the gates. this is normally a fair
let's go to ellen fisher, who's at the george washington university in washington, dc. students from at least 8 universities have joined the protest. allen, since the beginning of the we can, you know, we've seen 200 people arrested across various campuses in, in the us. nothing like that where you are though. no, it's a different sort of amaskita. in fact, there's a growing sense of permanence to this camp that has been established. you see the camp over my shoulder, which was essentially a...