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The same thing then printing is exactly like the little kid pulling their fingers further and further apart in other words they should just like if they find themselves in a hole stop digging thats the western analogue to the chinese finger trap perhaps but you know what the thing is if they were just relaxed if they didnt try to micromanage if they didnt try to rescue all their banker friends and commit the moral hazard if they just relax and said you know you have to fail that business is going to have to fail that fraud youre going to go to jail you know if they just gave in to what is the ...

Books and ebooks are sold. And now todays Senate Commerce committee hearing, lawmakers examine the effect the pandemic is having on keeping rural is having on keeping Rural Communities connected via broadband. From this morning, this is about 2 1 2. Come to order. Welcome, welcome. Today, the committee convenes to discuss the state of broadband and thank them for appears. Today, we will hear from mr. Steven berry, and miss shirley bloomfield. Chief executive officer of mtca, the Rural Broadband association. Mr. Gene kimmerman who will be appearing and testifying remotely and mr. Jonathan spolt...

A deal in israel too was Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu takes the lead in a unity government to end a long running political crisis. We begin in latin america which is emerging as a global coronavirus hotspot crumbling Health System struggling economies and political divisions are making matters worse in some countries in brazil which is the worst hit in the region with the 4th highest number of cases in the world the president john bolton arrow has been rallying his supporters to back his call to end the lock down and reopen the economy out of the game according to the president we will ch...

And finally i like to acknowledge and send gratitude to all central workers and First Responders across the globe. Tonight we celebrate this is all i got which is the spirit of the life of a young homeless single mother undid her quest to find stability and shelter here in new york city. The awardwinning journalist and this is her third book and she has written about inequality in its many forms from the new york times, new york, the new republic, the nation, slate and salon. And the producer at npr. And to be in conversation with nonfiction critic. Previously an editor of the book review and ...

For you. So a warm hello to all of you. I am so happy to see that there are so many of you. I am one of the owners of labyrinth books. I do want to start by thanking David Marwell to be able to switch for this event. And to go to live stream. We are presenting that tonight. And that partnership with the public library. We are all gripped by the frightening reality of the moment but theres many book second and deserve attention. And certainly this one of those antidotes. And i think we are sharing the next 45 minutes or one hour or so tonight. And briefly, before i introduce our speakers, then ...