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Its not difficult to be crabby when you are basically living hand to mouth with government stimulus. I thought that encompassed the markets perfectly for a day like today. A lot of earnings coming out. Delta looking at a 50 cut in daily cash burn by the end of june. In terms of their First Quarter loss, they had about a . 51 loss , and revenue was down 18 year on year. As we expected, pretty brutal when it comes to delta. Baker hughes, oil services company, saying the outlook for oil and gas is ...

And we will miss him so much my thoughts go to his family and sheila and arlo. And everyone just take care of each other and stay safe and were going to get through this, you know, together lets talk and help each other out whenever we can. I will talk more about how as the as the weeks go on, obviously. But that was its kind of a im happy that today our guests on the show are friends of mine. Justin timberlake is my guest tonight. Ive known him for seems like forever. Here is his charity hes wo...

Is a warner bros. Movie. From 1939 called confessions of a nazi spy. We are showing the trailer here. Its based on a true story of a nazi spy ring in the United States. I am a nazi spy. I am one of thousands stationed in every part of the United States to steal the secrets of your national defense. There are spies stationed in all of the navy yards in brooklyn, philadelphia, newport news. There are nazi agents in the aeroplane and munition factories in places like buffalo, seattle, washington. T...

Really, i am really excited to dive into is how journalism is dealing with this issue, how journalists are trying to cover a story that is unprecedented. Here is how the conversation will go. The first half of the inversation, our guest and will just have a conversation between the two of us. Halfway through we will start taking your questions. For those of you who are members of the georgetown community, you button. A q and a halfway through we will start taking them. We will let you know when ...

I want to discuss the actions that i have taken towards protecting our more vulnerable populations, specifically focused on the black community who have suffered a vastly disproportionate effect of covid19. Years and decades after this pandemic, we will surely look back and examine all of the biological and medical questions about the virus. The data accumulating over the last few weeks has shined a bright light on what seemed like a uniquely american problem. Have told you what it would highlig...

That it is doing something, so i applaud every one of you for doing that i know how hard it can be. Im very lucky to have this house and this family, but its tough so i applaud you guys. Thank you for staying home lets flatten that curve we have a great show tonight Kerry Washington is on the show shes a good friend of our show and she has a new show called Little Fires Everywhere that her and Reese Witherspoon are starring in on hulu. And get those two together, im there. Ill watch that show an...

Time you come from and i come from a small little town in oregon and i just ponder how, and your traveling the world, youre living in a different environment completely but you have reported on World Affairs from all kinds of Different Directions in the worst tragedies on the planet but you chose to really focus on small town in oregon, wife . We were running around the world, covering crises and free would periodically go back to my beloved hope town on the family farm and we saw a humanitarian...

Every 24 hours, it doesnt mean that the number of people that i just reported as having died died in the last 24 hours. There is some lag in reporting and sometimes people die and test is pending and its not until the test comes in positive that that death is then reported to us as a covid19 death. Sometimes i think people are tested completely after they have died. And so we are going to try to start reporting at least personally the number of people who actually expire over the previous 24 hou...

Whole thing around. He created an ambulance corps so we could get men off the battle quicker. He had the surgeons do tests to be army qualified. Thats where it got better. 3 million fought, 600,000 died. 700,000 wounds on that battlefield. What i was dealing with at that time was the musket. It went in like a finger and came out like a fist. It shattered the bone so bad, there was no way i could repair it. Even today, they would have to amputate because you blew that bone apart survival rate was...

World war ii. Scholars talk about the many ways people engage and learn about the holocaust on the internet. The we pa Lepage Center hosts the event. The previously United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Historian Daniel Greene gave us a tour of the exhibit he curated americans and the holocaust. Part one focused on the 1930s. In part two, we learn about the America First movement and how the United States responded to nazi persecution and murder of jews as some of the atrocities became public ...