ken: i have diversified by giving to higher education.believe in supporting higher education stands firm. but i believe by contributing to other universities that have very strong academic programs, i am managing the risk of my charitable portfolio. sonali: you have a school of arts and sciences with your name on it at harvard. i wonder what you think about the skills of the future that people need to thrive in this country? ken: there is a debate between the valuable liberal arts education and a stem degree. there is no doubt america needs more graduates with a stem degree. but i cannot emphasize enough the importance of a liberal arts education. in particular when you think about public service or the skills to run a large company. having an appreciation of economic, political, philosophical considerations i think is very important in the performance of one's duties. scarlet: a host of -- the host of "bullish," sonali basak joints me now. he is one of the biggest donors to the school. sonali: he has his name on the school of arts and sc

ken black is the inaugural lawrence beall professor of and he's at harvard law school. and he's also a professor at history department at harvard. so has a kind of joint appointment. and the reason we know each other for 25 years is because ken showed up when had just come to harvard law school. myself, i was a junior. a junior there. he was a more junior professor there. but then i had i became i became dean and and i and ken got tenure during my deanship. so what this is that i can take credit for everything great that ken has done since then. and and i will. ken actually started professor mack actually started in a different field. he was he got his b.s. in electrical engineering from drexel, and then he got his law degree from, harvard and his history graduate degree from princeton he clerked robert carter in the southern district of new york. for those of you are unfamiliar with that, robert carter was of thurgood marshall's principal lawyers at the acp legal defense fund when they were bringing all cases that led up to brown board. and he was a great lawyer in his

ken black is the inaugural lawrence beall professor of and he's at harvard law school. and he's also a professor at history department at harvard. so has a kind of joint appointment. and the reason we know each other for 25 years is because ken showed up when had just come to harvard law school. myself, i was a junior. a junior there. he was a more junior professor there. but then i had i became i became dean and and i and ken got tenure during my deanship. so what this is that i can take credit for everything great that ken has done since then. and and i will. ken actually started professor mack actually started in a different field. he was he got his b.s. in electrical engineering from drexel, and then he got his law degree from, harvard and his history graduate degree from princeton he clerked robert carter in the southern district of new york. for those of you are unfamiliar with that, robert carter was of thurgood marshall's principal lawyers at the acp legal defense fund when they were bringing all cases that led up to brown board. and he was a great lawyer in his

former acting dhs secretary ken cuccinelli joins us now ken this guy wanted to be caught.kids to be gra. acts like a landscaper. he is not dumb. he may be evil but not dumb. how do you feel about them pushing his family out, too? >> well, i absolutely support that look these v 2 visas, this is a tourist visa is athat is most commonly used -- have you asked the question why hasn't this been fixed since 9/11. if you divide that time period in half, the first half there were more people here illegally who simply overstayed a legal visa. more recently people have crossed the border illegally in the first place in greater numbers and of course especially after the biden administration. there is many more of them here now. this tactic is an old tactic for people who want to harm america and we have never had the political will, the closest we came was the first trump administration, to actually pursuing these people once their visas run out. including the entire families. and it's absolutely appropriate to remove the family of a terrorist. as marco rubio had announced, you know,

ken: so don't fall for the name, the insurrection act.urrection act has four reasons that the president can utilize active duty military. insurrection is only one of them. the inability of federal officers or resources to meet a federal mission, for example to keep ice agents safe and have them do their jobs, is all that's required. with some destruction going on, there has to be some upset going on, but that's clearly present in l.a. for the president to invoke the insurrection act to utilize active duty military. he has not done that yet but he has moved the marines into position where it has to be done quickly. that is something he did not do in the first administration and he seems to be on the verge of doing it not even six months into the second administration. in his mind, that's intended to keep peace in the city, not to, as governor newsom or mayor bass would say, two amp things up. the idea is to get control of the situation and make it peaceful more quickly. sumi: can i get your opinion on the ice agents because that has been a

ken, i really appreciate you joining me tonight. thank you so much. >> thank you. heather. >> well, amid the ongoing demonstrations, the san francisco immigrant rights commission is hosting its annual leadership awards. an eight honorees were recognized during a ceremony at city hall. that's where we find ktvu, zac sos and zach. obviously, the ice actions and these protests certainly top of mind. >> yeah, heather, very much so. in fact, one honoree telling me she was really struggling to enjoy the moment of receiving the award with the knowledge that some of the people she's helped over the years are facing the threat of possible deportation. a number of the honorees, of course, also really honed in on the protests taking place in los angeles, as well as here in san francisco. one honoree telling me how happy she was to see people exercising their first amendment rights, to push back on the current white house immigration policies. but of course, she also stressed the importance of doing that peacefully. among the winners this evening, amy. she helps low income imm

ken martin is not the strongest leader now and i couldn't be happier. >> ken martin had a bad day. >>illian: he thinks he had a lot longer than just a day. >> well, i think now new chapter. if david hogg wanted to stay and for the vote to happen he could have stayed. look, when somebody challenges me if i was in that position i would say all right, let's do the vote. he didn't. he walked away. >> john: thanks for joining us. good to see you. now this. >> they're trying to spread it across the country to chicago, st. louis, seattle, new york, everywhere. we have to figure out who is behind this. >> gillian: senator josh hawley there is investigating the organizations allegedly out there supporting the anti-ice protests in l.a. and other cities. also following this. the shocking plane crash in india this morning. a former crash investigator joins us next to explain what went so tragically wrong. stick with us. you know what you don't see in psoriasis commercials...? — cut! — [buzzer] ...the thousands of real people who go undiagnosed. people whose psoriasis can look very different depen

. >> with ken cuccinelli. he's the former acting deputy secretary. >> of homeland security. >> during president trump's first term. ken, thanks for taking time to be. >> with us today. >> and first, let me ask because you did. >> raise it on social media. >> do you think that president trump should invoke the insurrection act? >> well, that is effectively a function of available resources. >> so if they. >> when they fully ramp up what they think is the optimum. >> number of. >> national guardsmen, and if they still aren't quelling the violence, then yes, is the short answer, just as it was done in l.a. back in 1992. and so that's what that. tool is for. and and. >> the president. >> has made it clear that unlike his first term, he's willing to use it. i would and i think we all take him seriously on that. he's already moved national guardsmen in a way he did not during the riots in 2020. i can tell you, if you think of portland, oregon, where we had 340 officer injuries in the summer of 2020, 340 officers inj

david french, mary mccord, ken delaney and i like that eyebrow raise. all right, everyone, thank you so much. still ahead. what tulsi gabbard wants anchors at fox news to do in order to get the president to pay attention to his daily intelligence brief. this is nbc news reporting. and last week, we showed you what joni ernst said about medicare, medicaid. when did i call leaffilter? said about medicare, medicaid. now, what she's saying when i saw my gutters overflowing onto my porch. leaffilter is a permanent gutter solution, so, you never have to worry about costly damage from clogged gutters again. it's the easiest call you can make. call 833.leaf.filter today, or visit leaffilter.com. >> do it all with steel battery. >> don't miss steel deals. now is the best time to save big on over 40 hard working steel tools. hurry into your local steel dealer or shop online. >> i wish. >> my tv provider let me choose what i pay for. >> sweet sling. >> let you do that. >> i like the sound of that. >> choosing custo do you have a life insurance policy you no longer

navid: i've been with ken for 30 years. the strategy that -- the building blocks of the firm have been very consistent throughout the founding of the company. a lot of that is going to continue. the core of what we do, putting clients first, hiring and developing the best bankers in the world, creating a culture that supports those bankers is not going to change. i will bring a different energy to with an a different leadership style to it, but the core of our strategy is going to state intact. sonali: the reality is you are taking over at a complicated time in markets in the world. there have been four days of missile strikes between israel and iran, and moelis and company has a big presence in the middle east. what are your clients saying about the uncertainty building around his regional conflict? navid: first of all, sonali, we have moelis employees, parts of our moelis family in the middle east, and our first priority and area of focus is making sure they are safe and sound. thankfully we are in constant contact with t

he's quite fond of ken paxton, right? ken paxton kind of in bodies. the maga doctrine. but trump was burned by that 2022 midterm cycle. right. part of his political rise over the last four years or so is the fact that he took a he took the blame for republicans bad showing in 2022 with those primary candidates that were a bit too extreme. and one has to think that he's learned his lesson there. >> yeah, that's why he's taking this very carefully at the moment. but john thune, the majority leader, wants him to get behind john cornyn. we'll see if that happens. all right. up next, health secretary rfk jr. and his new hand-picked vaccine advisers have had a very busy week. what they've been up to and what experts are saying about all of that, that's next. >> the billionaire boys club was a pro club full of rich white guys. >> joe was. >> the puppet master. >> he was chasing wealth and. >> power at any. >> cost, even murder. >> billionaire boys club premieres sunday, july 13th on cnn. >> every great performance. >> starts with a great. >> night's sleep. >> thanks to new nat

he said senior members of ken bodies, ruling parties, trying to persuade him to the effect because he would have found himself about i don't want to be a this to jim jones to keep them low to come back on and take off timeless subjects . even though the products that gain and the link that the oldest act is go on, a site can definitely get into my high school. it goes out into my yeah, we'll talk a few days later, his wife was driving when she was hit by another call maker to pick that up at a year. lucky on that. ok call. i mean to, it's not really good feel good tag code to your tap on fall from left to function. so not the she lives the thailand with his son, but pen. it says the persecution didn't stop. take you to school for children of 10 body and migrant workers. he says one day he felt he was being watched. c c t v shows him on his motorbike when some men approach him told me that they meet me in the full 10 glance. my wife, whom youth and i'm in phoenix, did king is a silent speaking in command, kind of narrowly escaped seeking refuge nearby. that's, i don't remember to tow i

so he called the council member who represents his district, ken houston. >>>>mr.. louis? yes. ken. houston. ken. very nice to meet you. pleasure, pleasure pleasure, >>>>pleasure. i've been out here with my business since 91, you know, and it's just gotten continually worse. >>>>i've been in office 151 days. this is spillover from that old administration. we got new administration. that's not going to tolerate this nonsense. it's not. >>>>council member houston says in addition to aggressive prosecution, there also needs to be more cleanup. >>>>who cares? you got graffiti, vandalism. let me just go in and dump it here. nobody cares. that's the mindset. >>>>houston used to work as a general contractor and says he knows exactly what was happening on main. early this morning. somebody did a job like a slurry job. concrete job, cement job, and then they washed it up. and then they just came and said, let me just dump it on the street instead of disposing it properly. this is a crime against this community. if you live there with your new baby, how would you feel if you was a business ow

ken casey of the drop-kick murphies.his is a band that walks the walk and they sing it pretty well, too, because we did an in studio version in kyiv of "who will stand with us?" keep your ears open and your eyes out, i'm sure that will come out soon but i will share with you my small part in that, we obviously had ken doing the lead vocals and we had a bunch of military vets, u.s. military vets in that convoy from the air force, from the army and marine corps and the navy and we were the backup singers for the ukrainian version of who will stand with us, and at one point, ken put his arm around me and said, hey, buddy, i love your enthusiasm but can you back away from the mic a little bit? all right. we're going to give the band another minute. how are we doing, team? good to go? drop-kick murphies! ♪ >> are you ready to get loud out there? are you with us because we're with you! >> ♪ we got to work ♪ >> we walk ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2025] >> we've been showing you this veterans rally live

we know that he's quite fond of ken paxton right? ken paxton kind of in embodies the maga doctrine. but trump was burned by that 2022 midterm cycle. right. part of his political rise over the last four years or so is the fact that he took a he took the blame for republican's bad showing in 2022 with those primary candidates that were a bit too extreme. and one has to think that he's learned his lesson there. >> yeah, that's why he's taking this very carefully at the moment. but john thune, the majority leader, wants him to get behind john cornyn. we'll see if that happens. all right. up next, health secretary rfk jr. and his new hand-picked vaccine advisers have had a very busy week. what they've been up to and what experts are saying about all of that, that's next. >> look, we're great with teeth. we're toothbrushes. >> but we're not the best with tongues. >> cheeks and everything in between. >> we need backup. the clinically proven essential oils and listerine clean every surface of your mouth. >> for whole mouth health. >> listerine. >> wash your mouth. >> if you take or have. >>

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struk made headlines again after posting a provocative video from a kenness session on her x account,ding another hollywood director, brian singer, who moved to israel several years ago after being accused of rape and sexual assault of several minors. according to jewish community watch, over 60 us citizens accused of pedophilia have fled to israel in recent years. an israeli ngo, megan for jewish communities has revealed that around 100 rabbies, teachers and figures accused or convicted of sexual abuse overseas have found refuge in israel. this leniency. is exemplified by cases like malkalifer, the australian headmistress accused of abusing students who fled to israel in 2008. similarly, mexican diplomat andre romer, accused of rape and sexual harassment by over 60 women fled to israel in 2021. after more than two years of dragging their feet, israeli authorities arrested romer, despite the serious accusations against them, romer even had a street named after him in the city of ramatgan. the israeli regime is also infamous for misusing women for its intelligence and political purpose

record, i was a a young college student in santa barbara back in 1993 when member of the israeli kenness by the name of benjamin netanyahu said iran is 19 month. away from building a nuclear bomb, that was in 1993 people, stay safe to both of you, thank you for having uh having both on, appreciate the both of you, and that's a wrap everyone, we back in about four minutes with your world news, both in here on press tv, bye bye for now, top stories here on press tv, ron carries out several rounds of reprisal missile and drone attacks against israel, striking dozens of targets and occupied palestine. iranians help rallies across country voicing support for the armed forces anti-israel. operations, and iron's foreign minister says the continuation of indirect talks with the us and mid israel's savagery is quote, unjustifiable.

ken fisher joining me now. ken, welcome back to the program.ys good to see you. >> thanks for having me back, stuart. stuart: so trump speaks to xi but very little market reaction. are you surprised by that? >> no, not really. at this point in time, there's been enough said on so many things about trade and there's so many people speaking about this in so many ways and including the president that at this point people don't seem to take this stuff as seriously as they did let's say a month ago. stuart: are you worried about the debt? it's a subject of great controversy in washington at the moment with the big, beautiful bill -- >> really? that. stuart: yes, sir. and and we are spending $3 billion a day on the interest on the national debt. does it worry you? >> no, it doesn't. first, it's bad, but it's not nearly as bad as what people fear. the biggest problem isn't the financing of it, it isn't a debt crisis that so many fear. i could explain all that in great detail, but the fact of the finances of it mostly would bore your viewers. i mean, e

i mean, ken, ken martin, that kind of fire, that kind of anger is something that i think a lot of democrats, from from leaders. but it's unfortunate that, you know, it comes after the assassination of one state lawmaker. another one is hanging on by a thread. and, you know, i went to college in minnesota. i feel like i'm looking at family. and it's just it's too much. >> it's petrifying. >> the political violence. >> and the rise of it and. how it is. >> almost commonplace. >> that. >> these horrific. >> tragic incidents are. >> happening around the country. >> and we have to get a grip on ourselves and the dehumanization of. >> our political enemies has. >> been. >> taken so far. >> in some corners, some dark. >> reaches of the internet, and it has. >> to. >> be dialed back. >> and so i. >> we're going to come. back with more on another, another tragedy. the war that. >> is breaking. out in the middle east. we'll be back with middle east. we'll be back with more soon some people just know they could save hundreds on car insurance by checking allstate first. (ambient noise) is that your car

ken gray, thank you. thank you. let's turn now to some other news around the world. aid distribution points in gaza continue to prove deadly. the girl on your screen, maria, mourns her little brother, killed sunday by apparent israeli gunfire near the rafah distribution site. deadly shootings have marred the misison of the us-backed gaza humanitarian foundation. five palestinians were killed near its aid sites on sunday. 36 others were reportedly killed in separate israeli strikes across gaza. israel identified aviv atzili as the second of two hostages whose bodies the idf recovered from gaza last week. his wife, liat, was also kidnapped in the october 7 attack - she was released during the first ceasefire. hamas is still holding at least 50 hostages in gaza. at least 20 are believed to be alive. russia handed over the bodies of 1,200 more ukrainians as part of an agreement struck in istanbul at the beginning of june. russia accused ukraine of not reciprocating. while ukraine confirmed receiving the bodies, there was no comment on russia's accusation. thousands of pe

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all right, ken, this is an assessment from the dia, the defense intelligence agency. give us a little bit more of what it said. >> that's right. >> katie. and a few caveats. >> it was made with low confidence. so they don't have a huge amount. >> of confidence. >> in the fidelity of the intelligence. >> it was only the dia, not in consultation with other agencies. and it's a very initial battle damage assessment. but what it concluded, according to. >> our. >> sources, is that. that this. didn't set back the program writ large by all that much. >> as few as 3 to 6 months. >> and further, it concluded. >> that fordow, that. underground facility that. >> was hit with those bunker busting bombs. was not completely destroyed. now, you heard the president appearing to contradict that. and he said there's been more recent intelligence collected. and that's. very that's possible. it's conceivable that they have sources on the ground. they have intercepts that have that are adding to the picture, and the picture may change. but here's the thing. even if. this attack was compl

and joining us now, nbc news justice and intelligence correspondent ken dilanian.ore are we learning about this whistleblower complaint and how might it affect tomorrow's hearing? >> good morning ana. these allegations are coming from areas rouvigny. remember, he was the prosecutor who was fired after he told the court that armando abrego garcia, that el salvadoran illegal immigrant was deported in error to el salvador, to the infamous secret prison. and he is now saying that in meetings around the issue of the alien enemies act and deporting these el salvadoran and venezuelan immigrants, that bove, the number three official at the justice department, proposed violating court orders. and explicitly he's alleging that bove stated in a meeting that doj would need to consider telling the courts expletive you and ignore any such court order, and he says that others in the room look stunned, and he observed awkward, nervous glances and silence. now this is coming amid essentially a campaign by democrats and others to try to derail his nomination to be an appeals court j

let's bring in nbc news justice and intelligence correspondent ken dilanian.here are medical professionals. we're talking about doctors, even. can you explain what these allegations are? >> reporter: yeah, it's remarkable, kate. the money is so big here that even doctors are committing healthcare fraud, according to these allegations. this is called the annual healthcare fraud takedown, and this is the biggest one ever. the justice department saying that the government lost $3 billion from these cases but that they prevented another $11.5 million from going out the door. some of the details are mind-boggling. they're alleging here that there were unnecessary skin grafts performed on patients as they were nearing death. and then operation gold rush you mentioned, it involves russians and other eastern europeans who secretly purchased medical supply companies and then billed medicare and medicaid for urinary catheters and other equipment that was not being used by anyone to the tune of up to $10 billion. now, many of those men were arrested. some trying to flee

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stuart: dc chair ken martin not sure if he can keep leading the party., the democrats appear to be in a knife fight for one or another with the party going forward and current dnc chairman ken martin admitted he's not sure he can keep leading. jowski for the first time in my 100 days on this job, i said to myself the other night, i don't know if i want to do this anymore. >> that leaked audio was obtained by politico and among the questions, who leaked it. martin pointing finger at dnc vice chair david hogg. >> you essentially de-showed any chance i have -- destroyed any chance i have for the leadership what i needed. reporter: hogg responded sigalert a lot of people accusing me of leaking the messaging from the report their wrote the story and showing he's not responding to that reporter. democrats eager to win back the house next year like rom emmanuel pledging to save the democratic party's "weak and woke brand" and blasting hogg inside the party. >> young face with ideas that don't work, that's not going to solve the problem. you have to have more. r

ana. >> all right. >> ken dilanian. camila bernal. thank you both. kathryn. christian, please stay with us, because when we come. >> back, we are following. some breaking news. >> out of new jersey. a new legal showdown between newark's democratic mayor and the trump justice department. plus, russia and ukraine remain at square one. it seems, with ceasefire talks increasing pressure on a white house that promised peace on day one. and later, the acting head of fema says his comments about not knowing about hurricane season were more punchline than policy. but democrats in washington aren't laughing. stay with us. >> repair safelite replace. >> windshield chips. >> can turn into. >> windshield cracks. >> but at least you can go to safelite. com and schedule a fix in minutes. >> with. >> with. >> f when migraine strikes, do you question the trade-offs of treating? ubrelvy is another option. it works fast, and most have migraine pain relief within two hours. you can treat it anytime, anywhere. tell your doctor all medicines you take. don't take if allergic or wi

they are aiming to as many civilians as the ken. and he's exactly why we the soap or asian. we cannot allow iran a nuclear weapon. but in geneva, switzerland, today, there's a potential last-minute push for diplomacy. >> iran's foreign minister will be sitting down with his counterparts from the united kingdom, france and germany. the first time that we are seeing european diplomats meeting face to face with the iranians since this fighting all broke out. but important to note the americans will not be in attendance. the iranian position is is that as long as israel continues to hit them, they have no interest in direct public talks with united states in tel aviv, robert sherman, news nation. >> california's challenge of the trump administration's military deployment in los angeles, return to a federal courtroom in san francisco today. a u.s. district judge put off issuing any additional rulings and instead asked for briefings from both sides by noon monday about whether the act that prohibits troops from conducting civilian law enforcement on u.s. soil is being violated in

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the cycle of protesting kennings then mall, protest, and kennings. how does this and the, what's the way forward? oh, i think this is a question, but the kind of will be asking and trying to answer for very long time. but today the most pressing issue is just is before what you're doing protests last year. there were kids, again, doing the protest this year and their families need as a so does a general public. they also want an overhaul of the system. they want things to change. the blow to governments need to end. they want funding or other spending that isn't checks to also stop and that might change things of the people here in kenya. right? either combining w correspondents being that it will be can you thank you in stacy's? so thank you. so that's like a 6th worst in the world when it comes to extortion and protection racketeering. that's according to the global organized crime index. south african businesses, a buckling allow me to increase, and the construction industry is hard hit by organize, guns, demanding lots of money. sometimes as much

i'm surprised by ken's comments.here's a saying that goes if you can't handle the heat, get out of the kitchen. give me a break. you are the dnc chair. i don't agree with david. i think we should go back to the center. but as soon as we continue to have the fighting in our party we will continue to lose. the majority of americans want people to work together, republicans and democrats. there are issues where we can do that. we know what rfk is doing making america healthy again. there are nonpolitical actors like these, the ceo of shake shake shack as well, that want the best for the country, the best solutions. as we continue to do this fighting, we are not going to get anywhere. >> to be fair, no political party, as you well know, is 100% unified on all the issues all the time, but this -- i guess paralysis -- on the democratic side of the equation, is now unfolding, just like six months after the very same issue helped them lose the presidential election. >> right. it is the rudderlessness of it all. the problem i

joining us tonight ken langone co-founder of home depot.bout the economy. ken, great to see you. >> thanks for having me, bret. how are you tonight? >> bret: i'm great. you hear the president talking about the tariffs, the deals that he thinks he is he's going to get. we haven't seen a lot of those deals yet. concrete. u.k. others in the works we're told. how do you see this playing out and what it means for the economy? >> i'm a free trade guy some iniquities out there and they got to be fixed. america, god bless america after world war ii we made a major effort to help other former adversaries rebuild their countries, japan and it worked. the marshal plan. doctrine. all these things that we did, and it worked. but that was then and this is now i'm not suggesting we need to go around with a tin cup because we don't. i do think it's time to get some balance here. >> when you look at the economy now and how all the pieces are looking. what do you see? >> people are uncertain. and that's something the market doesn't like. people don't know ho

in new audio obtained by politico, democratic national committee chair ken martin raised doubts withely lead because of infighting created by vice chair david hogg. >> i'll be very. >> honest with you. for the first time in my 100 days. >> on this job. >> and jessica knows this. >> i. >> the other. >> night i. >> said to myself for the first time, i don't know if i want to do this anymore. i don't think you intended this, but you essentially destroyed any chance i have to show the leadership that i need to. so it's really frustrating. >> the nearly two minute clip obtained by politico does not include the entire conversation, including how david hogg and others on the call might have responded to his words there. but in a statement, martin told msnbc in part, quote, i'm not going anywhere. i took this job to fight republicans, not democrats. for his part, hogg wrote, this is exactly what republicans want democrats to turn on one another. quote. while while chair martin and i have had our disagreements, we're both in this to build the strongest party possible. we should also note we'v

chief grand master and our chief keynote peek speaker ken and albert hirsch man.amous for the index and more recently perhaps a little less famous as a character in netflix' series "transatlantic" to name just a few. i keep class track of these things. in my time at the fed, the i.f. division has provided valuable insight into global economic activity, trade insights and foreign fleece in international markets. division staff have also played a key role during episodes of global financial stress and your research and analysis are critical inputts intoor monitor divisions. thank you to all who servedded in this division over the past 75 years. today i'll kick off this conference by briefly reviewing why the division was created in the first place and highlighting many of its accomplishments through the years before turning you over to a presentation of panels. the i.f. division was created on july 1, 950 but the idea to of began to germinate a few years earlier. the u.s. had emerged from world war ii as a global economic superpower. the bretton woods agreement plac

jobs this from yugoslavia to ukraine to gaza, to tie one in the culture of the 2nd cold war of the kens universities emeritus professor of russian and european politics joins me a game from canterbury in the u. k. a professor zack with thank you so much for coming back on the show. it's been quite a while. uh no much has happened actually a lot has happened is if to promote you a new book and i want to get onto the book in a 2nd, i bid it 1st ask you, given the nature of exercises or in the whole thing. want to think of in the past few days, jobs, the months of germany horribly unpopular. johnson are within jimmy, saying 50000000000 your more to as a lensky, the financing, i suppose, of the messiah program to target inside russia, rather than the actual joe. with ms. as themselves, and i will do everything possible to prevent nod stream to from being launch. so no, she a guess this winter for germans. well, how do you characterize it? one could almost say it's a type of suicide, or let's say it's taken a how can i put it to i do all are due to the point of self destruction. i mean, obvi

i'm ken ross for 3 decades. i lead to human rights. why don't you documenting mass atrocities and pressing for the perpetrators to be brought to justice? and this episode of reframe, i'm speaking with judge sylvia fernandez digger mandy, one of the founding tourists of the international criminal court sylvia is from argentina and she became the i, c. c. 's, 1st. latin american and female president. thank you. so we found this is wonderful to have you here. you were there at the beginning when the international criminal court was really being created. could you explain its significance? what do we have before that and what is the i c. c signified today a well indeed i was there from the beginning, i have to say when it was indeed created in 1998 of the time it was qualified as a revolution. and by some today, when we think of that, we think maybe some extent duration. but when we think where, where we, where the 98 we came. indeed from an era of impunity. basically, there was nothing or most intensive justice for 100 years in the 20th c

region have rejected the postumous pardon granted by president tinubu to the late environmental activist ken saruwiwa and eight of his companions last week. the campaigners known as the ogoni 9 were executed 30 years ago by the then military government of sania bacha. in the 1990s, sarawiwa, the founder of the movement for the survival of the yogoni people, denounced the devastation caused by oil production in the niger delta, which is home to the ogoni ethnic group. sarawiwa led the ogoni people in peaceful demonstrations against oil companies, particularly the multinational shell. now in 1995 the activists were hanged after being tried by a military court. they'd been found guilty by a secret military tribunal of the murder of four goni chiefs, but many condemned the executions as extrajudicial murder. at the time their deaths caused a worldwide shock. many believe that the activists were punished for their protest against the activity. of multinational oil companies, shell has long denied any involvement in these executions. three decades later, although the pardons granted by president t

ken, really good to have you on the program today. i just want to start with um getting your take on what. seen from president trump today, he is doubling down on the decision to to federalize the national guard and also send marines to los angeles, saying los angeles would be burning if it weren't for these troops, what do you think of that? yeah, i, i, we'll never know the the alternative history, but i think there's a case to be made that he's correct, and that case was made in 2020 when he did not use the national guard and he did not use... um active duty military to bring peace to cities that were burning themselves down uh in 2020, so this is a change from his first administration, but it's a change that it's facilitated by having people who agree with him as the attorney general, the secretary of defense and so forth, where in the first trump term, mark esper resisted vehemently, the secretary of defense then, the use of the insurrection act, for example, the president has made it very clear already, that is on the table here

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