there is a new hbo documentary about woodstock 1999, there were two festivals to celebrate woodstock's 25th and 30th anniversary. there were lots of peace and love and harmony, it is not a greatly run festival but it is certainly emphasize in the peace, love, and harmony, woodstock 1999 is the dystopian visual of people setting stuff on fire, dancing in mud. >> there was acid, i hear stuff about woodstock, maybe. >> maybe, they may have been bad drugs. there is a great documentary. >> i'd remember the idea of woodstock, people losing their mind in mud. that image you are saying, i feel like i have specific things about it, just no reference. >> there is much more of that in 1999. bonfires, media coverage of it is learned of the flies. >> i just had a question, with all the reconciliation of everyone that had politics on that. >> i think that is a question, what did these depictions do for politics? i think it is i am trying to show that there was a lot of optimism and a lot of ambivalence. it did not map neatly onto the political parties. bill clinton is the boy from hope. technology c

i just remember like an idea of like a woodstock or maybe the woodstock and like people losing their mind in mud. and yeah being like it. yes like that image you're saying i'm like, i feel like i have a specific thing of it. just no reference there was much more of that in 1999 like bonfires and real like media coverage of it is like lord of the flies people are turning against each other. yeah kai, question with all the questions representation like everyone did that have an effect on. takes out yeah, so i mean, i think this is a question like what what did these depictions do for politics? i think it's i'm trying to. to show that there was like there was a lot of optimism and there was a lot of ambivalence and it didn't map neatly onto the political parties. that there's a lot of like that that bill clinton is the boy from hope. um, and that technology can make the way and so another thing i have down here is there was all this conversation of the internet as the information superhighway it would lead us as the bridged to the 21st century. that have been another like campaign sloga

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we went to woodstock, georgia in cherokee county where trump won 70% of the vote to ask republicans that question. >> i don't have a lot of trust in the elections themselves. >> this real estate agent is convinced the last election was stolen. >> i feel like they are looking at us like, you are so stupid, you won't know we committed these crimes. there is so much evidence but nothing has been done. >> do you think the last election was stolen? >> i think in every election ever there has been some hoodie doo. >> hoodie doo is a technical term. >> it is in woodstock. i think now with the scrutiny that it is under, i have faith in this election than any in a while. >> former major league baseball scout team osborne says all this conspiratorial talk ofa rigged election is a distraction. >> i would rather focus on the economy and ukraine now and things like that. >> there is a fight for the future of the republican party in georgia. >> donald trump is still a very popular figure within georgia republicans but what that popularity means is going to be on the ballot. >> stephen faller covers st

. >> host: i have to stop you there then only because let's hear from roy in woodstock georgia on the republican line,: go ahead. >> caller: i wrote you a letter yesterday i think the problem is the problem we have and we are afraid to talk about a few months ago there were six people killed in wisconsin. but we don't want to talk about that and as you talk about there are black people afraid to go to the corner store in their own neighborhoods.ot .people shot in chicago in one weekend. they are going to tell you the truth. youre need to really start watching the truth. >> guest: crime is a problem in this country committed by individuals that live in close proximity, individuals familiar with one another and individuals who operate in the same area. white on white, black on black. no one is afraid to talk about the crime problem so you will have crime. let's stop segregating the problem. it's also undergirded you look at the news and see what crime looks like in those states. it's about poverty and about the deficits. it's about the infrastructure and lack of opportunity so the issue

returning for their third day with a total of 20,710 bucks from woodstock, georgia, it's the champs, it's the long family. [cheering and applause] and from portland, oregon, it's the tucker family. [cheering and applause] everybody's here trying to win some cash, and somebody might

tim: it is in woodstock. but i think now, with the scrutiny that it's under, i have more faith in this election than any in a while. william: former major league baseball scout tim osborne says all th conspiratorial talk of a rigged election is a distraction. tim: i would rather focus on the economy now and ukraine now and things like that. stephen: there is a fight for the future of the republican party in georgia. donald trump is still a very popular figure within georgia republicans. but what that popularity means is going to be on the ballot. william: stephen fowler covers state politics for georgia public broadcasting. a poll from earlier this year showed three out of four georgia republicans still believe there was widespread fraud in 2020. stephen: for there to be a conspiracy to overturn the election or to rig the election would have to take an incredible number of republicans colluding against their own party. and this is the most scrutinized election system and elections in the entire country. and,

some kids rebelled, getting into a little trouble, partying at woodstock, and i rebelled by campaigning for ronald reagan. and that moment on i became a lifelong, committed, common sense conservative from the reagan whip of the republican party. i still am. ronald reagan run to landslide elections and created a movement that endured for a generation. because he understood the simple truth that successful politics is about addition and multiplication. not subtraction and division. it's when thing to win an election, but quite another to build a broad and durable governing coalition. for raegan, a big tent party was it just an electoral imperative, it was a moral one. he knew that if our party wanted to govern, we couldn't ignore any part of america. in the 1970s, after the debacle of watergate, and the tragedy of vietnam, the failed leadership of jimmy carter's, the republican party and america were in dire straits. americans were unsure of the future and losing faith in our country. but ronald reagan showed us a better path forward. he changed the course of history for america and the w

you know, some kids rebel getting into a little bit of trouble or pardoning -- partying at woodstock. i rebelled by campaigning for ronald reagan. from that moment on, i became a lifelong, committed, since conservative from the reagan wing of the republican party. i still am. ronald reagan won two landslide elections and created a movement that endured for a generation. he understood the simple truth, that successful politics is about addition and multiplication, not obstruction and division. it is one thing -- subtraction and division. it is one thing to win an election, but quite another to build a broader, durable governing relation. for reagan, a big party was not just a electoral parrot of it was a moral one. he knew that we cannot ignore any part of america. in the 1970's after the debacle of watergate, and the tragedy of vietnam, the failed leadership of jimmy carter, the republican party in america were in dire stress. americans were unsure of the future and losing faith in our country. but ronald reagan showed us a better path forward and changed the course of history for ame

there you are union who managed to go forward and dirt to send a very clear message to russia or who woodstock. and now unfortunately, we are have the whole unit is being hold a hostage by air one member states who cannot sir find that could help help us find their consent. the e hi representative for foreign policy has been meeting candidates, foreign minister. when i interviewed him last week, he was confident the new sanctions could be agreed with, but he doesn't seem so hopeful. now. we'll do our best in order to de blocked the ship. glacier, i cannot ensure that is going to happen because it positions are quite strong. later the ukrainian foreign minister demitra caliber joined the meeting. he greeted his hungarian counterpart, peter c auto. but had some tough words about his country's position. it's clear what's happening. it's clear who is holding the issue, but the time is running out because every day russia keeps making money and investing this money in it to into the war. but it's not for me to engage in rhetoric that was from gary and we can get an authorities. this is the issue th

there you are union who manage to go forward and dirt to send a very clear message to russia or who woodstock. and now unfortunately we are have the whole unit. he's being hold hostage by one member states who cannot find help, help us find a good sense of the high representative for foreign policy has been meeting candidates, foreign minister. when i interviewed him last week, he was confident the new sanctions could be agreed, but he doesn't seem so hopeful. now, we'll do our best in order to d blog. this situation. i cannot ensure that these are going to happen because it positions are quite strong. but they seem that the, we understand a particular situation of some member stage and all of us make an effort to do that . to present a united front against russia. we've succeeded the foreign ministers of being joined by their ukrainian counterpart demitra caliber. he's bound to put further pressure on the hungarians to change their position. james bowes alger 0 brussels family members of ukrainian fights. her super battling at the besieged, as of styles feel toward works of mario paul of mad

roy in woodstock, georgia republican line, go ahead. >> how are you doing? >> sent a letter is to help she received it. probably the one problem we have and we are afraid to talk about it is black on black crime. they think about it, short ten people are killed by a white man. the same time this weekend 20 ot people shot milwaukee. twenty people shot in milwaukee a few months ago there people killed by a deranged black man in wisconsin. we know the subway in new york, black terrorists. but we don't want to talk about that. talk about mother being afraid to go to the store there are black people afraid to go to the corner store and their all-black neighborhood. 104 black people shot in chicago in one weekend. seventy-two being shot and killed in onene weekend. and we don't want to talk about that? and one last thing you have got to stop watching watch some conservative opinion. they are going to tell you the truth. you don't want to receive the truth but you need to really start watching the truth. >> okay that's georgette mr. johnson. >> crime is a problem i

woodstock for capitalists. laura: this is the largest of buying spree since records began at berkshire hathaway. one of the primary reasons for this is warren buffett seized buybacks as less attractive than buying companies in the current environment. he said that cash wealth is like oxygen and cash is just over $100 billion on the balance sheet, less than the $144 billion at the end of 2021, but so far above the threshold for warren buffett at $30 billion. warren buffett still vehemently against that coin, admitting he -- bitcoin, and many he likes productive assets. inflation, while it swindles every way -- everyone according to him, the portfolio at berkshire hathaway has allowed them to transcend supply chain woes and inflation. dani: the idea that ibex are not as attractive, during the pandemic, buffet put on hold buying companies. what have we learned about berkshire hathaway's stakes in the first quarter? laura: they increased their stakes in also dental petroleum -- occidental petroleum. most notably ch

i know you never stop partying but now you've got the millennials hanging out with you, woodstock benefit. >> what you do know is people are anxious to get out and spend a couple years and they will travel this summer probably at record numbers so anything associated with travel i think the numbers are going to be good over the summer and stocks should replicate that. in the fall we will have a reality check for the next few months there should be clear sailing in the travel and entertainment sector. charles: today feel like you can paste anything but what we are seeing particularly out of earnings season, this phrase stock picker's market is a clichÉ but quincy mentions dollar stores which did well, hi siegel retailers have done extraordinarily well, anyone, perley all genes these days are dad jeans, anyone telling them is getting the stuffing knocked out of them from american eagle to gap. when you think of it that way you do have to be more precise, don't you? >> you do. i watched the tape and you saw some capitulation is a few names. i thought the earnings relief out of the sporting-

unfair because my dad is the most progressive -- i mean, the most progressive -- i mean, the guy was woodstock, he did acid -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, really? >> he said to me at one point, you like a good rock song now and then, right? [ laughter ] i think at the time the subtext was probably, "please be into baseball." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: right, yeah, i see what you're saying, yeah. yeah, i get it. what was your dad into musically? hendrix? >> no, more like the peter, paul and mary, kind of folksy kind of thing, james taylor. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: we'll take a break. when we come back, a clip from season 3 of "the orville: new horizons." seth macfarlane is here, we'll be right back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ buy one favorite like a big mac and get another for just a buck right now at mcdonald's. tums vs. mozzarella stick and get another for just a when heartburn hits, fight back fast with tums chewy bites. fast heartburn relief in every bite. crunchy outside, chewy inside. ♪ tums, tums, tums, tums ♪ tums chewy bites docking port? >>> anything resembling a

you know mania woodstock the moon landing same for other generations. this generation hasn't seen an opportunity when all of us have been united. i thought i'm an optimist. i thought covid might have brought us together perhaps perhaps, obviously, right but perhaps, you know situation in ukraine and russia could potentially still still do that. i don't know. but anyway, so number one is you can help them by not comparing. your trauma where there are trauma. now, it's number one right number number two. i think that there's a too many of us because of the piper partnership in our schools our communities even our families turn away from anything related to politics right? and that's the worst thing to do. in fact that was that piece of advice would give them to me after i spoke at a conference with like the room was filled sadly with survivors of suicide, right? what moms and dads and i kind of apologize for bringing up some of these facts and they said you can't because you can apologize. we have to have this conversation right and you can have a convers

and what is the growth story for the future and then you later on top, i just got back from omaha, woodstock for capitalists, warren buffett has an annual meeting and talking about how much speculation and gambling thrown in the market and thrown against the wall and a sense that maybe where stocks were over the past year and a half, there was a bit of alice in wonderland element to this. we used to talk about this all of the time. that was the big issue. and we look around and say we're in the middle of a pandemic how is it possible that stocks are this high. so everything is relative. you see the prices come down but maybe the truth is you should look at where prices were pre-pandemic. >> and certainly the price of the stocks not necessarily commensurate to the health of the economy and that is a lesson that donald trump never wants anyone to learn because he would brag about it all of the time. and that is where we are now. and talk about what we should expect from the federal reserve with -- >> i think you're going to see a 50 basis point rise, some people are talking about 75 points. an

there you are union who managed to go forward and dirt to send a very clear message to russia or who woodstock. and now unfortunately, we are have the whole unit is being hold a hostage by air one member states who cannot find that could help help us find their consent. the e hi representative for foreign policy has been meeting candidates for a minister. when i interviewed him last week, he was confident the new sanctions could be agreed with, but he doesn't seem so hopeful. now. we'll do our best in order to de blocked this situation. i cannot ensure that these are going to have him because it positions are quite the strong. but they say that the we understand a particular situation of some member estate. and all of us make an effort to know that will present a united front again to russia. it will succeed. the foreign ministers are being joined by their ukranian counterpart demitra caliber. he's bound to put further pressure on the hungarians to change their position. james bay's al jazeera brussels, sweden as announced that it will join finland and formerly applied for nato membership. the

remember either the can you union who managed to go forward and to send a very clear message to russia, woodstock. and now unfortunately, we have the whole unit is being held hostage by one member state who cannot find that could help help us find the consensus and down give them out again. this is james phase is ad that summit and join me live now. james, how likely is it that today's meeting will be successful and taking further action to put pressure on moscow? we don't think there will be a breakthrough today that is deadlock. we have 26 ministers against one hungary. there's considerable anger outside the meeting. we have got protestors who have been protesting, what's going on they all ukrainians who are angry about the situation inside the meeting. you heard the comment from the lithuanian foreign minister. he's probably the most outspoken about how he feels, but i suspect there are others who, who haven't very similar views. interesting to hear from the high representative joseph burrell. on thursday last week i spoke to him and he said the cooking of an agreement like this in the you som

can there your union who managed to go forward and dirt to send a very clear message to russia or who woodstock. and now unfortunately, we are have the whole unit is being hold a hostage by air one member states who cannot sir find that could help help us find their consent. the e hi, representative for foreign policy has been meeting candidates for a minister. when i interviewed him last week, he was confident the new sanctions could be agreed with, but he doesn't seem so hopeful. now we'll do our best to know that would be blocked the she glitch. i cannot ensure that these are going to have him because it positions are quite a strong later the ukrainian foreign minister demitra caliber joined the meeting. he greeted his hungarian counterpart, peter c, otto. but had some tough words about his country's position. it's clear what's happening. it's clear who is holding the issue, but the time is running out because every day russia keeps making money and investing this money in it to into the war. but it's not for me to engage in rhetoric that was from gary and we can get an authorities. this is

host: call back on the proper line, let's hear from roy in woodstock, georgia, republican line. go ahead. caller: i wrote you a letter yesterday. i hope you receive it. i think the problem we have and are afraid to talk about is black on black crime. this thing about it, people were killed by a black man, but -- people were shot in milwaukee. a few months ago. there were six people killed by a deranged black man in wisconsin. we know about the student at the subway, black terrorists. we do not want to talk about that. as you are talking about the mother being afraid to go to the store, there are black people afraid to go to the corner store in an all-black neighborhood. 104 black people shot in chicago in one weekend. 17 people shot, killed in one weekend. we do not want to talk about that. one last thing. i mean this with all of my heart. you've got to stop watching tv, msnbc, watch conservative tv. they are going to tell you the truth. you don't want to receive the truth, but you need to start watching the truth. host: kirkhost: that is -- host: that is roy in georgia. guest:

the air on that situation that wasn't necessarily what you think about when heyou are goin out to the woodstock of capitalism and warren buffett to charlie munger to bill murray. >> he was out there in part. >> a shareholder. >> a video was made that ran at the beginning of the annual meeting. you couldn't see publicly where he did a groundhog day-ish video. >> becks is back >> i'm back. i'm sorry. i can't hear it wasn't an ifb the whole live unit shutdown i heard what you were saying i heard what you were saying it was interesting he has been a long-time berkshire shareholder. i don't think anybody knows that he has been friends with warren buffett. he came out a couple of weeks ago before this happened he did a skit over something they have been talking about since last year's annual meeting. a funny skit based on "groundhog's day" and what happened over the last few years. in terms of buffett showing up the meeting here and showing up three years in a row and getting shut out that is why he was here. it was set up in advance of these things of the production shutdown obviously, so much about

as we seek to understand what problems the fed issued -- digital princi woodstock. despite this being our third focus on cbdcs in the fifth issuing the report, we have unanswered questions. we knew that would happen. we have to get a better understanding of the consequences of the central bank digital currency. this is why the reports police from the fed -- my republican colleagues and i developed the several -- of a u.s. bank central bank digital princi. -- currency. we have been exploring the impact on cbdc on monetary policy. we have been reviewing the federal reserve phosphorus current authority, if any, to issue a digital currency. our principal provided a coherent framework to -- they listed a number of potential benefits of a cbdc. much of it could be realized through private sector alternatives. there seems to be a disconnect on how innovation happens, which is outside the walls of government bureaucracies. we do not know the impact of a digital currency on the fed's ability to effectively perform its monetary and regulatory functions. we want to explore tha