would have. annenberg media and: with additional funding from these foundations and individuals: and by: and the annual financial support of: hello, i m john lithgow. welcome to american cinema. some people say the star is the greatest invention of american cinema. american films have to have big names in bright lights. in the old days of the studio system there was a structure for developing stars. they were owned, body and soul signed to long-term contracts. a powerful publicity machine run by the studio, they could reach an audience of millions. but that alone did not guarantee success. the problem for the studio was to find the one personna out of many possible characters to boost an actor to stardom. humphrey bogart, for instance, played as a cheap hood before he was recast and ultimately immortalized as rick in casablanca. stars today are still a unique match of individual flair and audience aspiration. with the studio collapse stars catapulted to power and became
communicate its plans to the public later this year, well before the first steps in normalizing policy become appropriate. the minutes also say that many fed members continue to judge labor markets as too slack. that is a position that would support continued low interest rates. fed members also said they would give a central role to one interest rate tool they could use. they plan to use when they normalize policy, adjusting the interest rate that the fed pays banks for the trillions in excess reserve, reserves that they have on deposit at the fed right now. melissa? dierdre: peter barnes, thank you so much. i want to bring in my panel forereaction. co-host of fox & friends, brian kilmeade. president of schaefer asset management. dan schaefer and james from the wall street journal. you heard that second grade version of the fomc minutes. they will speak clearly and show their work. what do you think? i think what we like is clear statement when they will start bringing
no, no, h okay. that is heavy, okay? if that anvil, all of a sudden, started like scooting across the table, you will look for some reason for that, wouldn t you? maybe you ll look for maybe a rope that you can t see or maybe a magnet or something. this is just not gonna move of itself, is it? there s gonna be a reason for it to move. hey, this is the 20th century, we know there are reasons for things, right? i take this ball, okay? this ball. put this ball. that ball starts all of a sudden going up in the air. you will look for maybe a string that you cannot see or something, right? things don t move of themselves, do they? or do they? poltergeist. yeah, or do they? okay. we re gonna talk about that. a fellow by the name of aristotle, who was a giant for the human intellect and the advancing humankind, way back fourth century b.c. classified many things and brought knowledge to a very, very high point. but aristotle made some mistakes and not to emphasize his mistakes, but
shape for all the costumes. you know, like attractive nurse. spicy red riding hood. oh, viking lady. is it sexist? or in all good fun? fox & friends begins right now. hey, everyone, it s time to get up with fox & friends. good morning. welcome in to fox & friends on this saturday morning. and we are joined this morning by peter johnson jr. kimberly guilfoyle, pleasure to have both of you this morning. good to be here. you are here on a special day do you know why? national taco day. i know that. there are a lot of tacos on the show. that s why i signed up. nice to see you guys this morning. it s great to be here. we have a jam packed show for you this morning. we have this fox news alert to start with. this is a fox news alert. crews in disinfecting the home where an ebola patient stayed, the cdc still claiming they have this disease under control. i understand this is scary disease it has a severe course. what we are doing now in texas is stop
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