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matt: that was martin franklin speaking to it yesterday. he's not the only one warning about these transactions. he has been for a while. there have been numerous people saying that the flood of new back -- new spacs creates questionable disclosures. the appetite to go public is still strong. 250 ipo's have been priced in 2021. that's up more than 190%. kathleen smith is with us, the founding principle of renaissance capital to talk about this red-hot market. it looks like you guys have a ton of deals on your docket. in my right in reading that you have 18 to go over? kathleen: we have been at record levels of ipo pricing read this is something we have not seen in history area we are beyond what we saw in the internet bubble, we are out almost 100 billion now. matt: does that were you? kathleen: the best time is when investors are nervous about deals. we see these deals flying off the shelf. we want to see a proper amount of three on the part of investors -- of worry on the part of investors. too many deals are getting done at very high pri

for helping us in haiti, violence has martin the funeral of the nations assassinated president. the body of jo vale marie was returned to his hometown for a private burial amid heavy security that has been revealed. at least 7 people implicated in his murder had received training in the united states. with more, his art is done off. ever since open invasions became a reputation ruined em, america may train and assist the backbone of its military endeavours overseas. it was meant to be a safety buffer for the pentagon, its name, yes, we taught them how to kill maim and bomb, but whatever they do with that knowledge is on their slate. but lately, all that boomerang back on the agency still, when 7 of 18 presidents assassins turned out to be a former pent against trainees. this far we've identified 7 individuals who were former members of the columbia military that have received some sort of us funded and provided education and training. not like the pentagon ordered the hit, of course, it may have just taught them how to carry one out properly. probably during one of the lessons o

the list is bill o'reilly and martin dugard's history of organized crime in america killing the mob followed by bestselling author malcolm gladwell's examination of the development of precision bombing during world war ii in the bomber mafia after that two memoirs actor matthew mcconaughey's green lights and activist glennon doyle's untamed and wrapping up our look at some of the best-selling nonfiction books according to the new york times is pulitzer prize-winning author isabel wilkerson's look at what she calls a hidden cast system in the united states some of these authors have appeared on book tv. you can watch their programs anytime at booktv.org. thank you for joining us today on our webinar. my name is wayne winegarden. i'm a senior fellow with the pacific research institute, and i'm so pleased that today we have a new york times bestselling author of carol roth. she comes she has just produced a new book. it's called the war on small business. it's available today online at your favorite bookseller in having reddit. i cannot. phrase it enough. it raises

martin luther king, you know, who am i to say, got it right. you have to stand up for what you believe in. but you do not do it violently. as soon as you do that, you lose your leverage. you lose your credibility. you lose your own kind of decency. my position is that what has happened today with this toxicity is that it is much easier to vilify the other, not speak to them and have a get to a fever pitch where we see things like january 6 happened. we need to pivot enough to bring the guardrails back in. agree to disagree. fight the fight. march in the streets where we need to, but do not light buildings on fire. do not break windows. this is taking things too far. canceling the other people, you know, canceling people on your side to our written communication with them is the first step. how we treat our own. we talked about this earlier, critical importance of saying, i don't know if strategic late that is the right thing to do. we need those, and any kind of social movement, you need that kind of feedback to make why decisions that ultimate

fascinated president, has accused political enemies of organizing his killing to stop democratic change. martine noise. he was also injured and the attack was speaking for the 1st time since the husband juvenile was shot dead at their home on wednesday as not 2 of us confederate general. robert e lee has been removed from the city of charlottesville, virginia, many black lives matter support has gathered there to witness the removal of the monument. it was at the center of a violent white supremacist rally 4 years ago. at least 8 people have been killed and 8 others injured in a large explosion in somalia capital market issue a car bomb. targeted police commander, colonel 500 mohammed aiden. he survived the attack several countries. the pledge aid, true true nicea as it back was a record breaking sergeant craven, 1900 infections and death. more than 8000 cases have been registered in the last 24 hours. cattle has sent military plains, the field hospital on board. all right now and tina have taken a one nail lead against brazil and the corporate america final in rio de janeiro. if they stay in fr

i tell everybody we have got to embrace martin luther king. both republicans and democrats should stand and say that is our vision for america. it has not always been but it has been, in my lifetime, and we need to make sure it continues to be. host: on the line for republicans, this is a joseph out of tallahassee, florida. good morning. caller: good morning. how are you today? host: doing well. go ahead. caller: basically, i really enjoyed c-span because you get to see the news and interviews live in person. i have been listening to everything and what everybody is saying. it's like everybody wants what they want and they want it now. i'm just as human as anybody else but i know that will not work. it reminds me of the story when i was a child and i read it to my children and grandchildren at bedtime, the story about goldilocks and the three bears. goldilocks stumbled into this little cottage, the bears were gone, and she went ahead and looked the chair was either too hard or too soft but the baby chair was just right for her. the porridge wa

martin r t. new york. former employee, chris smalls heads the amazon labor union and told us why ordinary workers see this kind of space adventure as disrespectful. after like, is a slap in the face, obviously being a worker for almost 5 years with the company. and i can tell you now the work is that i'm organizing, we're outside of staten island are they didn't take it well as either i guess his growth is over $200000000000.00. he made a lot of money off of us. his wealth increased like 3 times the amount within one year air. you don't do that without exploiting your workers. and the fact that, you know, we're still struggling to have a decent living wage and it's a fight for health care and benefits that benefit workers. we know people to have died last year just from colby 19 in you know, we know people that are brain dead from catching corona virus inside the facilities . so it's use a sad thing without your ceo, which is mentioned in that we pay for it. after years of contention, us has fina

martin r t. new york. a fuller employee. chris small heads the amazon labor union and told us why holden the work is to see this kind of space adventure as disrespectful. i feel like is a slap in the face, obviously, being a worker for almost 5 years with the company. and i can tell you now the workers that are organized and way outside of staten island are they didn't take it well as either guess. growth is over $200000000000.00. he made a lot of money off of us. his wealth increased like 3 times the amount within one year air. you don't do that without exploiting your workers. and the fact that, you know, we're still struggling to have a decent living wage in and to fight for health care and benefits that benefit workers. we know people have died last year just from colby 19 in you know, we know people that are brain dead from catching corona virus inside the facilities . so it's just a sad thing without your ceo, which is mentioned in that we pay for it. before we go out, russia is celebrating navy day to day with nationw

but i want to start with martin luther king and his birthdays as a federal holiday in 1983 i think helps to cement the civil rights movement as part of our national narrative and ongoing journey towards a more perfect union and it is part of valerie's the tactic of the civil rights movement the peaceful nonviolent struggle and yet we rarely ask about the particularly short lifespan of the civil rights movement in the 1960s and the tactics of peaceful nonviolent and as you point out in your book what you describe as a violent times and broad protest under protest begins as earlybl as 1964 the turned to violence is universally condemned is the question of why they are pretty down their own community but i think this particular the civil rights movement in the shift of violence as a tragedy, i want to quote this on the 50th anniversary on marxism former president barack obama ava speech in which he described that transition in the following way. if were honest with ourselves we admit during the course of 15 years there was times when some of us claiming to push for change lost ourr way. the

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martin r t new york. as also has become the 2nd millionaire to privately make it to space and less than a week. but those are treatments aren't impressing oxfam, which has calculated that for every minute of business mogul goes to space 11 people die of starvation globally. richard wolf emeritus professor of economics at the university of massachusetts. i'm a host says the trips are an unnecessary extravagance. is it reasonable to allow billionaires to do 2 things? decide how to spend their money? for example, competing on getting on rockets into space. and number 2, how do you justify the enormous wealth devoted to this kind of rich persons, amusements, moral demands are more powerful than allowing the super rich to become even richer. as for example, they have over the last 18 months even while the rest of the world was struggling with the cold. busy in 10 demik a tool to intimidate any one critical. that's how human rights groups have branded the israeli hacking spyware. pegasus and new revelations hav

wondering if we shouldn't just dump the ultra rich into outer space as the latest piece of space junk martin r t new york. well, he's done it basis, has made it to space because the 2nd believe that to privately make it there in less than a week, but those achievements aren't impressing oxfam which is calculated for every minute . a business mogul does go up 11 people die of starvation around the world emeritus professor of economics at the university of massachusetts. i'm hearst, richard wolf says that the trips are an unnecessary extravagance. is it reasonable to allow billionaires to do 2 things? decide how to spend their money, for example, competing on getting on rockets into space. and number 2, how do you justify the enormous wealth devoted to this kind of rich persons, amusements, moral demands are more powerful than allowing the super rich to become even richer. as for example, they have over the last 18 months even while the rest of the world was struggling with the cold. busy dead pan demik now another new she, while father raging in ne russia with a massive effort underway to try

martin r t. new york will basil this has become the 2nd the billionaire to privately make it a space of less than one week. but those achievements are not exactly impressing oxfam which has calculated that for every minute a business mogul goes to space 11 people die of starvation globally. and richard wolf at the university of massachusetts am host says the trips are an extravagant. is it reasonable to allow billionaires to do to things decide how to spend their money? for example, competing on getting on rockets into space. and number 2, how do you justify the enormous wealth devoted to this kind of rich persons, amusements? moral demands are more powerful than allowing the super rich to become even richer. as for example, they have over the last 18 months. even while the rest of the world was struggling with the cold. busy did pen demik sunday by still come here on the program on our tea sharla? do whiskey joined us live in just a moment to discuss this israeli developed phones, spyware. that'

as allen martin tells us, vaccinated or not, the list of rules and mandates is steadily growing this evening for all of us and it is. >> reporter: the latest to announce a vaccine mandate for returning teachers and staff and those who don't get a shot will have to test twice a week, but we are told that 90% of them already have and also masks will be required for everyoneoo

. >> ellen martin is off tonight. researchers are revealing the damaging risk that comes with smoke exposure, from asthma to lead poisoning, and it all began with what was, at the time, the worst fire on record in california. >> reporter: november 2018. smoke from the camp fire blows south and turns day to twilight in the bay area. and our lungs? >> there's a huge range of health concerns. these fine particles and smoke can increase asthma attacks, can increase susceptibility to infections, and can even contribute to heart attacks and strokes. >> reporter: during the camp fire, the town of paradise went into smoke and into your lungs, and parts of it were pure poison. >> yes, there are toxic components to the smoke with structures and cars, and that these toxic components travel a long way. >> reporter: 150 miles away. that's how far lead and zinc and other heavy metals were carried by the heat and the wind and the flames. >> so all of this tells us that people do need to be very concerned about protecting their lungs

martin. [applause] >> i'm tired. fifteen years washes and dries in stacks dishes nine times higher than the empire state building ?-question-mark that's not half as much. >> how are you? it's nice to see you again. >> you are looking well as usual. >> this is my art teacher this is one of the hometown boys. >> nice to meet you. >> how are you? >> and this is my little brother. >> hello. >> why don't you come along and learn something? that might be fun. >> all right but don't expect me to be amused there is nothing funny about the tools of capitalism. >> look at that. >> machines like this destroy jobs. think of the number of people who would be working if they didn't have the. >> i guess every woman in america would be leaving and at home producing close for the family. >> i don't think i would like that very much. but then there's so much of hard labor. >> but every couple of years. >> it might interest you to know only the peasants do that. >> not here they don't. we don't have any. >> you didn't ask questions abo

martin: it is actually very different from that. we came into the transaction because we wanted to backup the team. their culture and the way we operate is very similar to our long-term. the reality is they are following the same path. our intention was always to back russ. not just an award for him, but the reality is that we have been doing this together. our job is to the transformative m&a that he has never done before. they have done a lot of smaller transactions. this is a larger transaction. it's a good marriage of our strengths and his, but he knows how these businesses should look at operate in this space. he has been doing it for a long time. he built api group over the last 12 years as ceo. we feel very comfortable from an execution standpoint. where we play a role is on the transactional area. matt: we have talked before about the spac deals you have done, you are widely considered the godfather of the spac. in this deal, you have a couple of investors alongside you, blackstone, biking global are buying perpetual preferr

martin r t new york has become the 2nd billionaire or privately make it this space and less than one week. but those achievements aren't exactly impressing oxfam which has calculated that for every minute a business mogul goes to space 11 people die of starvation globally, a richard wall for the university of massachusetts. i'm a host says the trips are simply an extravagance. is it reasonable to allow billionaires to do 2 things decide how to spend their money? for example, competing on getting on rockets into space. and number 2, how do you justify the enormous wealth devoted to this kind of rich persons? amusements? morrow demands are more powerful than allowing the super rich to become even richer. as for example, there have over the last 18 months, even while the rest of the world was struggling with the cold. busy did pen demik come here on the program on our see, israeli developed a foe and spyware has been used by governments around the world to snoop on journalists, politicians, priests, don't even the french president. lucky do when ski we're giving up a report in just a mo

online petition objecting to his re entry, wrapped up more than a 160000 signatures and our t caleb martin and our testing the pulse of those in new york. we need them. yeah, but i'm say a lot of things happen in the world. you don't need to be flying to the space that seems a little bit extreme. but maybe because it will probably never really happen. those 3 people alone can take care of the whole world problems right now with the pandemic. but they're going to space at the end of the day, we supposed be focusing on our population. not up there down here just days. those is not the only billionaire to have gotten space fever. he actually lost the space race to another ultra rich man, richard branson, and ilan mosque is set to be 3rd on the podium. they all claim that it's for the common good way here to make space more accessible to all welcome to the dawn of a new space age. recent studies showed that a minimum wage worker cannot afford a one bedroom apartment. in 93 percent of the counties in the united states, this is not a situation where people can afford to just get off to the stars

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abraham lincoln lost his life within, martin luther king lost his life. ulysses grants led the army to preserve the union. they demyanmar continue lute i shall king. what do you have mean a color blind society? the civil rights acts passed by congress. all that did was enshrine the white dominant society. this is a poison. this american marxism will destroy this country if it's not spent. it's support by the teachers union, the media, the democrat party and the president of the united states. black lives matter, they are no frederick douglass or martin luther king, jr. this is a magnify sent country. look at border and people pouring over from every corner of the swormd trying to escape their country and their cultures. this is a country worth defending. that's what this book is about. that's what this movement is about, that's what this show is about. see you next time on "life, liberty & levin." [♪♪♪] jesse: welcome to "watters' world." i'm jesse watters. the democrats' lost cause. that's the subject of tonight's "watters words." ronald reagan won

the adirondack is the president of the james c martin center for academic renewal. they are following higher education issues in north carolina there right in the center of this whole discussion in trying to clear up a false narrative about the hiring of nicole jones. also joining us today is matthew spalding, vice president for washington operations at hillsdale college. he served as executive director of president trumps advisory of the 1776 commission so he will have an update as well and also our panelists today is peter wood. he is president of the national association of scholars, anorganization that is following this issue very closely . he's also in written some very compelling pieces about mister hammond jones, hiring and 1619. i appreciate you being here. i'd like to start with you because there is a narrative, there is a false narrative that has been created in national news stories saying that nicole hannah jones was denied tenure . tell us what really happened >> thanks donna. so the first me or anyone found out about this was april 27 when the hudson s

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he represented rosa parks, martin luther king, john lewis, among many other civil rights luminaries. his success in the courtroom on civil rights is what makes up much of today's textbook for law students. i could go on. let's hear from mr. gray. are you with us? >> thank you very much. >> terrific. we're happy to have you today. how are you doing? >> i'm doing fine, and i want to thank the foundation and those of you who are responsible for having this program. i sat and listened some of the incidents from slavery time forward and just happy to be a part of your program here today. thanks for the invitation. >> absolutely. we're honored. we talked a few days ago. i've had the honor to read your biography and seen some of your other interviews. i have my own questions. we will get to the audience questions along the way as well. i wanted to start with a quote that i pulled out of your biography that struck me. you opened up with one of your chapters with the words segregation was the order of the day. when i was admitted to practice law in alabama, in september of 1954, we were segre

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