gender out. - - jenna rao she believe she should be monitoring the bigsh banks behavior to avoid another financial crisis. instead it was ineffective to hold banks accountable and began to secretly record her meetings which is the basis of the episode. it chronicles her experience with the relationship between the big banks and those government bodies set out to regulate them. and rights the gutsy whistleblower has the metaphorical explosiveve device inside the previously impenetrable the side of the powerful federal reserve bank of new york in a gripping and highly personal narrative - - narrative that regulatory capture to exist between the new york fed and the wall street banks and the high pricee she paid for doing the right thing please join me to welcome carmen. [applause] i will rearrange this a little bit because this will not work for me. it is too high.e do you have a little stool that i can stand on? [laughter] so that s like a workout. so let me take this opportun
the death of a saudi arabia journalist continues to stir up international outrage. the crisis has gone beyond the single incident. the senior reporter for europe and middle east wrote about it. he joins us to talk. he was the president of turkey. this is a country that has more journalists in jail than any other. it was not as expected, the president of the united states, the white house, the statement made about the washington post columnist that was killed and rather grim circumstances. carol: what are people saying about the u.s. speaking up for uman rights and then to have turkey leading the conversation? there are all sorts of reasons why president erdogan would want to do this. his own interests. it helps him to dispel some of the anger that has been turned at him by western countries, liberal countries and liberal governments about his reatment of journalists. he has obtained leverage in a rivalry he has with saudi arabia. more broadly, it is symbolic of a way in w
the death of a saudi arabia journalist continues to stir up international outrage. the crisis has gone beyond the single incident. the senior reporter for europe and middle east wrote about it. he joins us to talk. it was the president of turkey. this is a country that has more journalists in jail than any other. it was not as expected, the president of the united states, the white house, the statement made about the washington post columnist that was killed and rather grim circumstances. carol: what are people saying about the u.s. not speaking up for human rights and then to have turkey leading the conversation? there are all sorts of reasons why president erdogan would want to do this. his own interests. it helps him to dispel some of the anger that has been turned at him by western countries, liberal countries and liberal governments about his treatment of journalists. he has obtained leverage in a rivalry he has with saudi arabia. more broadly, it is symbolic of a wa
international outrage. the crisis has gone beyond the single incident. the senior reporter for europe and middle east wrote about it. he joins us to talk. he was the president of turkey. this is a country that has more journalists in jail than any other. expected, the president of the united states, the white house, the statement made about the washington post columnist that was killed and rather grim circumstances. carol: what are people saying about the u.s. speaking up for human rights and then to have turkey leading the conversation? there are all sorts of reasons why president erdogan would want to do this. his own interests. it helps him to dispel some of the anger that has been turned at him by western countries, liberal countries and liberal governments about his treatment of journalists. he has obtained leverage in a rivalry he has with saudi arabia. it is symbolic of a way in which our expectations about what happens in the middle east has changed. this is lar
antithetical to what we serve for. got a plea deal served less six months in prison. i could shoot somebody and i will be completely fine. for the first time the army is maximum enlistment bonus high demand roles as struggles to fill critical jobs during the pandemic. it s fine by me if you never leave and we could live like this forever it s fine by me brian: andy grabber back again to open up the show. we owe him a rights fee. 50,000 to join the army. maybe didn t kick them out. also you are looking at st. louis. most of the city is asleep right now. which is a great time if you want to get to work early and aloud to go work. st. louis is a major city in missouri. gives tribute to lewis and clark. without lewis and clark we would not have been able to move westward. thanks to those guys saying i will go, give me appear that. there are no maps? i am going to go anyway. all he needed was one american indian. they went across the west and ended up with great coun