Thank you. You just talked to the chef of dont look now we are cook. Forget inflation. Now they fear a recession that fast. Stocks getting hammered as markets may finally be trading on what consumers have been warning for some time. They are simply tapped out. Now seems the markets. Signs job creators may be tapped out. The economy adding just 114,000 workers in the latest month. The fourth month in a Row Weve been seeing declining and implement rate because it jumped to 4. 3 . Thats rising. Jobs are falling and Tech Stocks are no longer onotera. Once the darlings now falling back pushing the nasdaq into Correction Territory which means falling more than 10 from their high which was reached a little more than 3 weeks ago. This could be pushing the federal reserve to take action but what kind of action, and its all threatening to have a big impact on the election. Needless to say we are all over it. Welcome everybody. Im neil cavuto. Lets get right to it because weve gone a little more
c everybody, good morning. welcome to the wilson center. i am jane harman the president and ceo. i m a recovering politician, happy to be a recovering politician but it s not an easy job. this place leverages woodrow wilson from presidents to passions which were scholarship and policy and that s the intersection of the book we are going to talk about today. it s my pleasure to introduce a friend of many of ours,. i will explain why it is called him a and that is because there is the movie, has everyone seen the movie they open john movie? dan and i sat next to each other recently a failed and john movie which is great. i recommend it. dance that i want to come to the wilson center and talk about the book so is here and he will talk about this book. has everybody knows he has to cheat sheet. you all memorized it with a nice picture of him. he s the ceo of centrist energy corp.. he s a former deputy secretary and many of us worked with him in that job at the department of energ
a disabled jewish new yorker at the hands of the palestinian terrorists an incident that shocked the world and continues to reverberate through the culture at large and to the lives of the families affected by the initial murder and the senseless reprisal. it in an innocent bystander the killing of leon klinghoffer julie salamon offers a train and 60-degree view of the ruinous never-ending cycle of the murder of innocents. initially a longtime banking reporter and film critic for the wall street journal and a tv critic and our reporter at the new york times ms. solomon has written notable nonfiction books about show business philanthropy the holocaust the insanity defense and modern medical care. for 10 previous works include several bestsellers into novels for children. it s a pleasure to have her return. please welcome julie salamon to the free library of philadelphia. [applause] i m a good evening. thank you for coming out on this hot summer night. you are not on vac
parts of the french capital an arms dealer doesn t care ho sold the weapons to or what they were going to use them for as long as they were able to make him a profit. when you re providing weapons to terrorist organizations, there s nothing worse than that. the people doing it are horrible people. and if we don t do something about it, we could lose thousands and thousands of lives but to try to lock up an international arms trafficker, you know, you re dancing with the devil. as a former fbi agent and chairman of the house intelligence committee, had i oversight of all 16 of our nation s intelligence agencies. my name is mike rogers. i had access to classified information gathered by our operatives. people who risked everything for the united states and our families. you don t know their faces or their names. you don t know the real stories from the people who lived the fear and the pressure until now. in the late 70s through the 80s into the 90s all around the wo
gunfire, ak-47s in multiple parts of the french capital. an arms dealer doesn t care who he sold the weapons to or what they were going to use them for, as long as they were able to make him a profit. when you re providing weapons to terrorist organizations, there s nothing worse than that. the people doing it are horrible people. and if we don t do something about it, we could lose thousands and thousands of lives. but to try it lock up an international arms trafficker, you know, you re dancing with the devil. as a former fbi agent and chairman of the house intelligence committee i had oversight of all 16 of our nation s intelligence agencies. my name is mike rogers. i had access to classified information gathered by our operatives, people who risked everything for the united states and our families. you don t know their faces or their names. you don t know the real stories from the people who lived the fear and the pressure. until now. in the late 70s through the