as justice thomas. but most importantly is ted to total judicialcomm independence as justice thomas. an institutional list as thomas in the truest sense of that word. the future of our nation needs everybody who serves under artihr understand something that justice thomas knows better than anyone. triangulating a moving target while bad actorse the goalpost is a game you lose before you even begin. it does not serve the rule of law to let the loudest angriest voices defined the terms of a debate and then try a halfway point. hostage takers never settle for half a loaf. valid response to these efforts to. paid them no. we need jurors young whose only response to this threat is to redouble their commitment to follow the law lead. with no fear oreration of judges who seek the same two things that justice walk into his very first conference with his eight new colleagues. both the wisdom to know what is the courage to do it. your task may be challenging i get that, but your oath to men less. your country nee

and justice thomas limits his job to his job description. it's not left or right but the constitutional order itself. and then as a clear understanding of the role it is significant and essential that role is not unbounded. and not these tribunals for judges to act like one of the legislators and make policy. having two legislative chambers is plenty. trust me. [laughter] they should not believe to nudge americans and then judges must not see themselves as a political strategist. and those that they supposedly need or standing with that supposedly requires the rule of law not the rule of polls the judiciary is the controversies by examining concrete facts that's why justice tom and one —- thomas unapologetic approach is needed. huge parts of washington access to over complicate things that are simple. and for the dispensing nonsense. here is one example. by 2003 i was waging a lengthy battle against unconstitutional restrictions on the first amendment that some people call campaign finance reform. [laughter] we checked the fight all the wa

thomas: i think a labor market is tight. it has changed a lot from the structural basis during the pandemic. i think a lot of people have retired from the labor market. that means there is not much slack. i would be a zero k print as a temporary factor. the overall picture is one of tightness in the labor market. a bit of a sluggishness in the labor market could be good news. we don't what the market to overheat either. lisa: this creates a conundrum for the federal reserve because they see a lot of people not coming back and wage growth going fast. how tagged can they -- tight can they make monetary policy given 70 people are left out? -- so many people are left out? thomas: there is a surge in energy prices. we are seeing tight they were markets. and consumers with a lot of cash. some central banks are fighting yesterday's war. in europe, the bank of england wants to tighten because of shortages of fuel. i don't think rate hikes will bring back some lori drivers in the u.k. that is the key question and why the federal rese

justice thomas: never. [laughter] it is like when i used to watch basketball a lot, they would talk about the big and in the paint. you do your work early and then it is over. you can try to block him three feet from the basket. good luck with that. the real work is in the briefs. the real work is what is in the written product. occasionally, we had one guy many years ago when chief justice rehnquist was there, it was an afternoon case. we all kind of agreed this is an easy one. the guy gets up there and says i am submitting on the brief. he opened his mouth and lost it. reversed, 9-0. [laughter] that is the biggest swing i have seen. sometimes you just shut up and sit down. >> has there been times in your career when the legal questions you must resolve conflict with your catholic faith? justice thomas: not really. i would go and do something else. i said that early on. i still believe that. i have lived up to my oath. there are some things that conflict very strongly with my personal opinion, my policy pr

thomas, do you think it's changed l thomas, do you think it's changed the game? — thomas, do you think it's changed the game? i think it has. for one thing i_ the game? i think it has. for one thing i agree with ian that he is a total_ thing i agree with ian that he is a total different east, starmer. he is against— total different east, starmer. he is against the hallmark of a lot of british— against the hallmark of a lot of british policy production and performance. he is serious, down to earth _ performance. he is serious, down to earth and _ performance. he is serious, down to earth and he — performance. he is serious, down to earth and he means business. and this is_ earth and he means business. and this is hot— earth and he means business. and this is not the time where you want actors _ this is not the time where you want actors on _ this is not the time where you want actors on the stage parading themselves asjohnson actors on the stage parading themselves as johnson has successfully done over the last few months _ successfully done over the las

thomas jefferson owned. i figured i should come to you first. >> last time i saw thomas jefferson at the supermarket it was awkward. >> greg: you've seen new york, it's in a hand basket. i'm not as an insult to hell. >> it seems to me that the new excuse for not doing everything is to once again bring up slavery. so we had to get rid of thomas jefferson, because he did what, at the time, was fashion. or was what happened. i hate to even say this, but it's true. there was even black slave owners, because that is what society was. the good news was that, or is, that we didn't do that and it didn't take us -- we moved past it. in record time. look at the other places on this world, how long they dealt with slavery, centuries. for eons. we got our stuff together relatively quick. i think it's hilarious, why are you getting rid of thomas jefferson? well, he owned. okay, so jordan don't like george washington has to go, pretty much everyone has to go. it's better to say you did that then help one sick mental perso

>> thomas: i don't like it either. sack it. >> hope: liar. >> thomas: what do you mean? >> hope: i could see the excitement in your face, when you showed that to me. you're proud of that design, and you should be. >> thomas: really? >> hope: i loved it. seriously, the lines, and the flow of the fabric. re

plus, thomas jefferson is officially canceled. yes. founding father, principal author of the declaration of president hundred independence, third president finally takes his place next to the tyrants of history. new york city lawmakers decide to tear down his statutes and he embodies "some of the most shameful parts of our country's history. hello and welcome to the wall street journal at large. we will discuss with our panel. first, we have alarming side this week that we are in the early stages of a new cold war. more alarming still like the last one, we could be losing this one. on october 4, 1957, america woke to one of the biggest shocks in american history. the soviet union had launched the first satellite in space. it shattered the idea that the u.s. had passed technological superiority over its rival. rethink about u.s. capabilities and strategic capabilities. we had another moment. in the financial times first reporting, the people's republic of china had successfully tested a nuclear capable hypersonic missile. it projected i

thomas tuchel therefore _ soon, and it will not change. thomas tuchel therefore despite _ soon, and it will not change. thomas tuchel therefore despite all - soon, and it will not change. thomas tuchel therefore despite all of- tuchel therefore despite all of that, chelsea to remain top of the formative premier league table. they should not have too many problems tonight against a malmo side who have lost two out of two in the chapters that so far. mind you, malmo are top of there to mess to clique at the moment, so maybe we have not been done i see the best of them —— there domestically. this evening, returning defensive options for thomas tuchel, antonio rudiger and tiago silva available. christian pulisic remains the only chelsea player who's unavailable at the moment. you can follow both games on 5 live radio and also with 5 live final score on the bbc red button. commentary to come from old trafford with ian dennis and neil lennon. and conor will keep you updated on the chelsea game. in the europa league, four goals from patson da

thomas, thank you. i'm delighted to say we are also joined now by polly toynee — we weren't sure if we were going to get to you, trouble on the line. very good to see you. you were at the labour party conference this week. i was just saying at the top of this that it was billed — it had a very big billing as a make—or—break moment for starmer. which one was it, in your view? well, it certainly| wasn't break and i would say it was i on the way to make. i think it's probably the firstl time he's really had a chance to introduce himself in his 18 months of being leader- because everything has beenj covid, there's been no public meetings, politics has been entirely about covid - and a very wise and sensible opposition leader— to challenge the government at every point _ the consensus of the public i on the whole most of the time during this pandemic has been. "who'd want to be in government at a time like this?" i and giving the benefit of the doubt. " we hope that this is over- and politics retur

>> thomas sankara was a simple person who had a lot of values, values of integrity. he was easy to get along with. someone who loved others. you could see it, whether it was women, children, men. he was someone with a lot of humorror. he worked a lot and liked a job well done. he was very demanding of himself. >> what time of husband was he? >> he was good husband. he was a pleasure to be around. you could not be with him and not anowledge his values. >> how was it at home during his presidency? >> he would say himself that it is work, he was on a minges. so whe he's outside, he plays his role of president but at home, he's thomas with everyone. he had a lot of things to do in a short period of time. >> marion sankara speaking there. lots more to come. stay with us. more five decades, sir pa mccartney has been blamed for breaking up the beatles. now he's told the bbc it was, in fact, john lennon who fractured the fab four. ♪ >> austria's goran minister has been sworn in as theountry's chance lore. he replaces sebastien kurtz who resigned on saturday. more from vien

justice thomas: not for me. justice kagan: if i understand your argument correctly, it really does all come down to this to. . is this correct? mr. kuhn: i -- down to these two hats. is this correct? mr. kuhn: even if you disagree with us on two hats the attorney general cannot have appealed. justice kagan: if you assume the attorney general could have appealed that it comes down to the two hats. ? mr. kuhn: that's correct -- the two hats. ? mr. kuhn: that's correct. justice kagan: it seems to me the secretary's role in this entire litigation pretty much proves that the two hats theory does not work, because your theory was that the attorney general was stepping in for the secretary who was representing the state's interest. but the secretary was sued in his capacity as a state official who could enforce state law doesn't it come down to the same thing, the secretary was sued because he could enforce state law and interest you're nobody else was doing that. so the two seem completely intertwined and the secretar

thomas grey stevenson was born in boston on third day of february ad, 1836. he was the middle of three children. he had an older sister and a younger brother and was a cheerful disposition growing up. the schools of his native city the book says at an early age had decided preference for the pursuit of commercial life and entered one of the most cities most active merchants. following the confederate firing of fort sumter stephenson and his brother volunteered for boston company the fourth massachusetts infantry known as the cleveland guard were stevenson was elected captain. stephenson and james blake to whom i copied the memorial book surf together. the guards task was to guard independent in boston harbor a hot bed for confederate -- [laughter] it was as you can imagine a sure bidding lasting only to the end of may of 1861 ojomo that excitement. but it gave stevenson and men of the regiment a taste for soldiering. the historian of the 24th massachusetts would stevenson would later go on to recruit said that thomas g. stephenson was the mastermind in this p

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. >>> the importance of removing the thomas jefferson statue because of his ties to slavery. both sides weighing in. >>> the woman caught on camera, what she allegedly refused to do. >>> and a decision about the hooters uniforms at restaurants. and punishing children for bad behavior. to a 900-year-old weapon found at sea. today is tuesday, october 19th. >>> good tuesday morning, everyone. we begin with breaking news about the american missionaries and children kidnapped in haiti. >> we learning about a possible ransom demand. the gang that kidnapped the group is demanding $17 million, o $1 million for each captive. it's 16 americans and a canadian working with an ohio-based aid group. marcus moore is in haiti. >> reporter: the white house says president biden has been receiving constant updates on the situation here. and officials confirm to abc news that the fbi has made contact with the gang, the 400ma 400marussu gang. the implications are unclear. this is a delicate situation. >> the names of the victims have not been released. they reportedly include five members from a

thomas, do you think it's changed the game? i think it has. for one thing, i agree with ian that he is a totally different beast, starmer. he is against theatricality, the hallmark of a lot of british policy production and performance. he is serious, down to earth and he means business. and this is not the time where you want actors on the stage parading themselves as johnson has successfully done over the last few months in his term in office. you want a sober guy like keir starmer who is not charismatic or anything which will help them to get his message across. and johnson will have to watch out for a man like him who speaks directly to the senses and the normality of people and does away with all sort of extraneous efforts to be a showman or showboating. so i think that'll stand him in good stead. i agree it was a good week and a good speech. not too much should be made of one individual speech. britain has this tradition of speech—making being part and parcel of shakespeare, all the world's stage. he is a bit like merkel in his own way.

thomas, thank you so much. from today, fully vaccinated travellers returning to england can take a lateral flow test — rather than a more expensive pcr test — to prove their covid status. the change, which the government has described as a "huge boost" for the travel industry, applies to those arriving from non—red—list countries. wales will make the same change to their testing policy next weekend. meanwhile professor denis kinane, who is an immunologist and founding scientist at cignpost diagnostics, told us there are slight risks with the changes. i think we have to understand that the lateral flow test is much less accurate and there are individuals who could come through with the lateral and still be as positive. it is not as sensitive and there is a slight risk there that we might be letting more people than with covid. joining us now is travel expert rob staines. lateral flow test instead of pcr test, how will this change travel? it is a massive change for anyone wanting to get a b or the travel

now you've got thomas jefferson being moved supposedly to a different site. i just think there's something deeper at work here. >> i want to get the professor in. last word, please. short time here. >> well, as scott mentioned, jefferson has made some significant contributions, but in looking and evaluating the whole person, we have to consider not only the contributions he made but also his lack of standing up for morality. the moral debate at the time over slavery. he dropped the ball on that. even he acknowledged it when he said, i fear, i tremble for my country when i know that god is just, and he was talking about slavery. so he knew it was morally wrong, yet he didn't do anything about it. and people like george white, the founding father, friend of jefferson's, he did something about it. he stood up publicly against it. those are the individuals that belo belong on the highest pedestal. >> thank you, gentlemen. i appreciate it. >>> up next, contempt of congress. big announcement from the january 6th committee. >>> plus president biden making huge conce

take a listen. >> i think the lasting significance of clarence thomas' use of the high-tech lynching and his subsequent confirmation to the supreme court provided a template that has been used again and again and again to defend, to deflect, to excuse, to redirect responsibility for abusing black women. >> how did the high-tech lynching description then bleed into kavanaugh's defense? and what is the lasting impact here on women and especially black women? >> well, i think first of all, just to pause for a second in kimberly crenshaw's brilliant analysis of 1991, she talked to us about how essentially what clarence thomas had done was hijack history. because the use of this term, for those who might not remember, this came sort of late in the hearings when clarence thomas was responding to anita hill's accusations and he denounced the proceedings as a high-tech lynching. and it had the effect of almost immediately changing public opinion in a really devastating way. and you know, she talks, professor crenshaw, talks about the fact that yes, lynching was a reality of the american expe

have you heard of trump sir thomas? >> how about thomas jefferson? you like him? good, are we going to take down his statue, here's a major slave owner. you know what? it's fine. you are changing culture. janua. i am ashley strohmier, back to "unfiltered" with dan bongino. ♪♪ dan: walk back to "unfiltered", you probably heard about what about trump start on? every few weeks, he see the # trending on social media. trump was right, the evidence is not a direct let's go to a prediction theory. here is number one, thomas jefferson statute is next. >> how about thomas jefferson? what you think of thomas jefferson? you like him? are we going to take down the statue? is a major slave owner. i was going to take down his statue? you know what? it's fine. your changes . dan: we can see that is going to be removed. there you go, nailed that one. here's prediction number two in china. check this out. >> they spent effective. the data show the tariffs have been effective. dan: we can see the headline, the biden team has knowledge many of the trump tariffs are going to keep

and finally, new york city thomas jefferson is the latest statue to be removed all while a new statue on wall street might make you think the city has gone bananas. i'm sky now use and we're going to give you the 360 view of these stories. and today's news is huge, right here on our t america ah, associates our top story, an f b i rayed on the washington dc mansion connected to a russian oligarch, omega dera, pasco, faren font. jack joins us with all the details full. it was an eventful tuesday morning here outside the home of all like dairy pasco, right? i could see f b, i. agents are still coming through his 5th to $1000000.00 mansion here on the northwest side in dc for money. they don't know this name, but for some they remember was tied with paul mana for the former campaign. chairman of donald trump, who was convicted on fraud charges and then eventually pardoned by donald trump in his final month and office not just from the candidate according to an f. b. i spokeswoman agents were conducting a quote, court authorized law enforcement activity, but didn't provide any more detail

and finally, new york city thomas jefferson is the latest statue to be removed all while a new statue on wall street might make you think the city has gone bananas. i'm sky now use and we're going to give you a 360 view of these stories. and read a news use huge right here on our to america. ah, by birth with our top story, an f b i rayed on the washer. inducing mansion connected to a russian oligarch. although a darrow pasco, ferren fraud. zag joins us with all the details for it was an eventful tuesday morning here outside the home of o, like dairy pasco, right? i could see f b i. agents are still coming through his $15000000.00 mansion here on the north, west side of d. c. for money, they don't know this name, but for some they are member who is tied with paul man, a 4th, a former campaign chairman of donald trump, who was convicted on fraud charges and then eventually pardoned by donald trump. in his final month, an office lunch is going to be today. according to an f. b i spokeswoman agents were conducting a quote, court authorized long foresman activity, but didn't provide any m

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thomas wire. thank you very much indeed. for joining us now, the unit sector general antonio terrace has urged ethiopian government to allow the world body to deliver humanitarian aid to millions in the countries north. during the security council meeting, the terrorist called on here because leaders to allow unrestricted movement of desperately needed few and humanitarian supplies into ticker. i am horror and afar is the 2nd council meeting regarding ethiopia, recent expansion of several senior you and aid officials. if you get claims, officials meddled in its internal affairs, the country is facing an email's, humanitarian crisis, that the mans immediate attention. all efforts should be squarely focused on saving lives and dividing and massive human tragedy. this makes law says there's announcement by the government of it, your peer to expel 7th, senior, un officials, most of them, many darian stuff, but equally disturbing. what of, i could not hear that again. space is live at the united nation. so what i having to achiev

thomas: yes. caesars bought william hill last year and in the other direction flutter bought the stars group, of canadian betting company. these transatlantic tieups are still roaring ahead. alix: really appreciate it. bloomberg's thomas sealed joining us. breaking news on southwest. member they had to cut their flights and have not been able to reschedule due to the fact they do not have the personnel to do that. the coo commenting on the cancellations in a video for employees. he says we are still short on workers, especially flight crews. we need more staffing cushions for disruptions. cannot tell you we are out of the woods. i cannot tell if this is a southwest specific story or is this the broader problem as we have demand picking up, flights ramping up, and you do not have the labor to support it? guy: it feels at the moment like a southwest specific. you have seen disruptions elsewhere, but nothing like on the scale we have seen with southwest. i think this is going to be a difficult transi

other pessimists, thomas jefferson. thomas jefferson in his notes on the state of virginia said we are never going to have racial equality in america. the people who were enslaved will always remember. they will have 1000 memories of the horrors of enslavement. and the whites will have the memory, too. jefferson very dark view. no, we are not going to overcome. abraham lincoln, one of the reasons why abraham lincoln was very interested in colonization throughout his adult life come very interested in colonization because he did not think that whites and blacks could occupy the united states on an equal basis and live together in harmony. so he was always very interested in the idea of black people going someplace else. going back to africa, going to panama, going someplace. but not staying in america. he thought this was actually to the good of everybody but especially for black people because he didn't think that white people would ever accommodate themselves to being on an equal basis with black people. among black am

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have you heard of trump sir thomas? >> how about thomas jefferson? you like him? good, are we going to take down his statue, here's a major slave owner. you know what? it's fine. you are changing culture. ♪♪ welcome to fox news live, i am ashley strohmier. white house and democrats edging closer to a deal on the domestic spending bill. despite missing informal deadline, working through the weekend moderates and progressives $3.5 trillion package to trillion dollars. vice president kamala harris says she is confident an agreement will be reached. and as a bryant, widow of kobe bryant says the sheriff promises to secure deadly helicopter crash that killed her husband and daughter. during deposition against los angeles county, she also said he pleaded with the sheriff to make sure no one for take any pictures. lawsuit claims first responders sharing pictures with the victims from nine people killed in the crash january 26, 2020. i am ashley strohmier, back to "unfiltered" with dan bongino. ♪♪ dan: walk back to "unfiltered", you probably heard about what about

justice thomas: mr. feigin, one question before you get too deep into your argument. what test should we use? the first circuit said that it was exercising its supervisory authority. what test should we use to review that exercise of authority or to limit that authority? mr. feigin: well, i think there are two separate questions there, justice thomas, that the court would need to consider, and deciding either one of them in our favor or deciding that the application of the rule was harmless error would result in a judgment in the government's favor here. but the first question, reviewing the supervisory rule, is whether the court of appeals had the power to enact the rule at all, and the second is whether this court, exercising its own supervisory power, would find that rule reasonable. as to the first question, i think the fundamental problem with this rule is that it divests district courts of discretion that this court has repeatedly insisted that they have over jury selection. if you look at, for example, page 424 of the court's decision in mu'min against virginia

to give his tick good to see you again, thomas. good. that hind to having me. russia, i think we've spoken up before, is continually accused of using gas supply as, as leverage when even the likes of chancellor merkle current, chancellor merkel, for at the next time at least, has said that moscow has never violated his contractual obligations. why then does the blame game go on? is it primarily media driven, or is there more to it other state level? i'd say it's mainly media driven. it is part of, of you can already see vendetta and to russian vendetta that has been going on building up in among german, certain german media over the past 2 years. and it is really boring on the absurd because the same media who for years maintained the position that we don't need a 2nd pipeline or stream and that the board and see we don't need any more rush, i guess the u. s. will supply us with their freaking guess l n g at emperor the volumes. now they are throwing, throwing the, the blame game at russia and really being offended. why doesn't rus

justice thomas: wow. i'm a total failure. [laughter] i think for me, eight to say this, my favorite prayer is the litany of humility. i have it on my wall in my office. i am a big believer in saying i cannot. having been humbled, i have every reason to be humble. i think you start with that. being true and honest with yourself. what you know in what you don't know. do not lose sight. we have gotten to a point in this society where we are really good at finding something that separates us from others. when i was the only black kid in my seminary in the mid-1960's, the only black kid in a white school, i did not know of any others, every time i walked into a room i had to look for something i had in common. that is the way we grew up. what do we have in common with the other person? now we seem like we keep dividing and subdividing into categories and subcategories of differences and emphasizing those differences. i think you look for the good in people. even if others around you do not do things in the proper way. i think you

thomas happens to be a two-time kickboxing world champion. and 10 years ago, he left france to pursue a new life in new york as a personal trainer, not speaking a word of english. one of his clients offered him a modeling job, which eventually led to acting roles like "the expendables 3" with sly stallone. >> i was like, "sly? who's sly?" and he was like, "do you know sylvester stallone?" and i'm like, "oh, my god, are you kidding? of course." i watched "rocky" my whole life. so, i just didn't know the nickname, which now i know. [ indistinct shouting ] >> and as his star continues to rise, so does the interest in his personal life. >> i'm taken. i would like to entertain a fantasy, but, no, i'm off the market. >> now, he told us his dream role. >> mm-hmm? >> surprise -- he says james bond. >> okay. >> look at him. >> i could check him out in that suit. all right, a french james bond. i'm here for it. next up, charlize takes a big leap with her two daughters to celebrate her 46th birthday. >> but first, this one looks pretty good -- kristen s

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