Issued. The counsel for the impeachment inquiry, thought that historians can provide the context of what was going on. And then impeachment. And a number of us about 15 people, preparing a report and submitted it to the committee. And members of the Committee Never saw the report because the president resigned before the report could be printed and distributed to them. So they were made public. They were published by dell publishing by 1974 but because the present was that out of office, interest in the book died that went out the every even been created and no historians and no one ever heard of the book. But that most historians have never heard of it either. Stamp what you find. In regards the misconduct. K is that question by bringing up for today. I say that there was a great departure and president ial misconduct in 1974 and we talk about this conduct, or talking about fragrant missed regard of existing law number one and also corruption by which i mean, the use of Public Office
Yesterday. Boosted by earnings by microsoft and especially google. Alphabet up more than 10 today, as you see right there well have more on those results coming. And what were seeing here is that todays game is really pushing alphabet into the 2 million market cap along with microsoft and nvidia all the major averages set to end this week with gains the nasdaq up more than 4 you can see that big drop yesterday morning and then that steady rebound yesterday and into todays session well keep our eye on that, tyler. All right lets start with a number helping to clear the way for this rally after yesterdays worrying gdp report. The markets seemed to like what they saw in this mornings pce thats an inflation number steve joins us now with a little bit more what did they like and you started to explain this in the last hour or two, and id love to hear you continue. What is the difference between pce and cpi and all these other different Inflation Numbers, and why does the fed like pce . All
Im Harris Faulkner and you are in The Faulkner Focus. Washington post columnist David Ignatius got the ball rolling. President bide app should not run in 2024. A New York Times piece calling the 2024 piece a field of nightmares. An oped in the new York Magazine titled the case for biden to drop Kamala Harris, even from this former House Speaker nancy pelosi. Is Vice President Kamala Harris the best running mate for this president . He thinks so. Thats what matters. Do you think she is the best running mate, though . She is the Vice President of the United States. People say to me why isnt she doing ththat. Because he is the Vice President. Thats the job description. You dont do that much. Harris wow. That didnt sound like full throated support. What was that . Took them several times to get her to answer the question. Former White House Deputy chief of staff karl rove with this plain truth. Time is not his friend. He is going to turn 81 later this year. Nearly 82 by the time of the 202
Channel and abc news in london, ive been covering terrorism since 1987, so for 30 years. About six years ago we were celebrating the takedown of Osama Bin Laden at his compound in pakistan. And later in 2011, a successful drone strike took out an american cleric who was the First American targeted for death by the cia and in many respects the father of this digital jihad that we are living today. I am reminded that it is one thing to kill a man, another to kill his ideas. The topic of our panel today is whether the Intelligence Community has the tools it needs to blunt this terrorist threat. Id like to introduce members of our panel. Id like to begin with jane harmon who is on my far left. Jane harmon is a very familiar face here on capitol hill. She resigned from congress in february of 2011 to join the Woodrow Wilson center as its first female director, president and ceo. Jane served on all major security committees and has made numerous congressional Fact Finding Missions to hot spo
Gathering and terror threats chair, this is about 40 minutes. Between my time at Fox News Channel and abc news and london i have been covering terrorism since 1987. For 30 years. It reminded me about six years ago that we are celebrating the takedown of Osama Bin Laden and which was a extraordinary accomplishment. Leader in 2011 a successful down the firstok american targeted by death by the cia. Of the digital jihad that we are living in today. I am reminded that it is one thing to kill a man and another to kill his ideas. Environmentin a which is extremely dynamic and extremely diverse. Is topic of our panel today whether the Intelligence Community has the tools it needs to want this threat. I would like to introduce members of the panel. Jane,d like to begin with she is a very familiar face here on capitol hill. From Congress First female director and ceo representing the Aerospace Center of california. She served on all major committees and served on numerous factfinding missions.