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Transcripts For BLOOMBERG Bloomberg Surveillance 20150226

I am not making political statements. Olivia a number of republicans backing to give more power to the feds. Greece is counting on the European Central bank. They country must make a payment to the imf in march. The ecb owes greece more than 2 billion from a bond selling program. He says the ecb should hand the money to the imf. This is not borrow money. It is our money. Our normal payment to the ecb. Why not have the two institutions find it amongst themselves a way of transferring these funding. Investors are showing confidence in the new greek reform proposal. Almost 800 million returned to greece Bank Accounts. In ukraine, the ceasefire may be taking hold. No attacks by prorussian rebels overnight. The country has another problem. They are losing more than 50 against the u. S. Dollar this year. The central bank imposed a ban on foreign currency but lifted it yesterday. Two suspects were planning to go to syria and join a terror group. Two of the men are from uzbekistan and the othe

Transcripts For CSPAN2 Debate On Climate Engineering 20131222

Have this conversation. [laughter] [applause] [laughter] thank you. And linderman was not a top ranking scientist but he was, of churchills social class and political convictions, and most usefully he was skilled in the art of flattery. When criticized for his unhealthy closeness to linderman, churchill responded love me, love my dog. Even so, churchill always retained a healthy skepticism. In a 1937 article published oddly enough in the news of the world, the article titled live in a world controlled by scientists, churchill wrote, there are secrets to mysterious man in his presence taken no. Secrets which once penetrated may be fatal to Human Happiness and glory. But the busy hands of the scientists are already fumbling with the keys of all the chambers hitherto forbidden to mankind. I think the words have a very contemporary relevance. While perhaps not all would today concur to churchills conviction that our rooms best left a lot. I think most would agree with him that moral develo

Transcripts For CSPAN The Communicators 20121215

Senator smith, could you start by talking to us about how people watch television in the current day as, say, opposed to a few years ago . Broadcasting is affected by that. We remain highly relevant because what we do is local, and as to those who want to get it the oldfashioned way, it is free, and yet, you have satellite, you have cable, and now you have the internet, through hulu or netflix, which are other ways to access television, so television remains highly relevant to the future. When you look at the top 100 programs that are watched, 90 of them are broadcast, content. I think the future is bright, indeed. 90 of them are broadcast content. We are a mobile society, and so the challenge is to make sure that we are on pads, computers, phones, as well as traditional viewing, now with a wonderful highdefinition television screen. The other challenge we have is that spectrum is a finite resource, and others want that resource, and there is not enough spectrum in the resources to do

Transcripts For ALJAZAM The Stream 20140108

And today, sex scandals, i think that we had the salaciousness covered for this week. And speaking of that, we have pastor joel, one of our favorites, and he tweets in, our leaders are a reflection of us. When we see their morality, were looking in the mirror. And on facebook and a lot of people thought that. Yeah, a lot of people say that what you do behind the scenes may have a proclivity of what you do in public. Clintons impeachment trial was definitely, for the first time, a president s sex life was out in the open for everyone to judge, and since then, knowledge of sex scandals has increased dramatically, making it easier to spread the dirty details. Americans never seem to fire of the stories, but does the public hold politicians to a higher moral standard or simply the standard that they expected of themselves and significant others . And whats the medias role in all of this . Are journalists giving information thats valuable in the interest of the candidate or just robbing tim

Transcripts For ALJAZAM The Stream 20140108

We have introduced marijuana and today, sex scandals, i think that we had the salaciousness covered for this week. And speaking of that, we have pastor joel, one of our favorites, and he tweets in, our leaders are a reflection of us. When we see their morality, were looking in the mirror. And on facebook and a lot of people thought that. Yeah, a lot of people say that what you do behind the scenes may have a proclivity of what you do in public. Clintons impeachment trial was definitely, for the first time, a president s sex life was out in the open for everyone to judge, and since then, knowledge of sex scandals has increased dramatically, making it easier to spread the dirty details. Americans never seem to fire of the stories, but does the public hold politicians to a higher moral standard or simply the standard that they expected of themselves and significant others . And whats the medias role in all of this . Are journalists giving information thats valuable in the interest of the

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