Dont even go to the Oval Office Just stay upstairs and enjoy it. Dont see people. Dont talk to people and just be done with it. And i cant do that. I had to be out front. Now, thats a little confusing how we put it together for you. This is him explaining later in the video why hes been out on the hustling campaigning when he was told you should stay in the oval office, stay in the white house. Hes making the case, no, im a leader. I have to make the situation now. He thinks the next few days, he is telling the story. But he is feeling good. Good indicationles. But this part of the video arguably matters more. Because at some point, it cant just be about him, what his situation manes to the rest of this country. And heres whats really clear and a very confusing situation. He should have stayed in the oval office. He should have stayed in the white house. That is what we were asking the rest of the country to do. Sure, hes an essential worker. But how you do the job matters also. Instea
Raising 75 basis points as expected, the Fourth Meeting in a row theyre doing that it is interesting though the statement added this line, saying that the fed anticipates ongoing rate increasing will be appropriate to get inflation back to the 2 foal. Then the statement says this, in determining the pace of future increases in the target range the committee will take into account cumulative tightening Monetary Policy, the lags which Monetary Policy affects the Economic Activity and inflation in economic and financial developments. The Federal Reserve statement says they will see modest growth. They have seen that spending, production, job gains, has been robust. Inflation is elevated saying it is elevated because of supply and demand imbalances mainly due to the pandemic with higher food and energy prices. The statement says the war in ukraine is putting that upward pressure on inflation and the fed indicates that they want to continue the rate of Balance Sheet runoff on the predetermi
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Indeed, we are receiving money from ucid. They are supporting the measures we are having. Host what other countries are funding . Guest we are receiving money from other european countries. Host how many journalists are you teaching them . How many aspiring journalists do you have in this program . Guest from the beginning from 2004 up until now, we have provided training for more than 9000 journalists across the country. What were teaching, the basics in the fundamental, investigative reporting, technical training, and how to present the program, how to do what youre doing now. Host your in the u. S. , based in afghanistan, what are you doing here in washington . Guest i am here to say that open media in afghanistan is a big achievement. Not only for the public, but for everyone i want to say that this is a big achievement after 11 years we lost more than 39 journalists from 2001 up until now, more than hundreds of injuries, more than thousands of arrests and people who were insulted
Familys finest qualities, along with predispositions to deadly diseases. You probably know that science has made giant leaps in detecting and treating some of those illnesses, but what you probably dont know is that at the same time, Biotech Companies have been patenting human genes. Thats right. Whether you like it or not, a vital part of who you are may now belong to someone else. Let me just examine him. People are worried more than ever about how the chemicals were exposed to are affecting our health. Among them, a family of chemicals used in everyday plastics known as phthalates, which congress banned in toys after a study by dr. Shanna swan. Welcome to 60 minutes on cnbc. Im lesley stahl. Well be exploring the world of science in this episode. Later well bring you Morley Safers story about the human genome patents being awarded to Biotech Companies and the proprietary control they now have over part of who you are. And then my report on a ubiquitous chemical called phthalates, wh