that really irritates joseph smith. but perhaps even more henry clay gives the most politician answer you can imagine pretty expensive sympathy and understanding says i don't want to go into the office making any promises. i do not want to be held to any statements i make during the campaign. that seems to irritate joseph smith even more. so in january 1844 the church of jesus christ latter day saints meet in nauvoo and said what we do? we call a third party candidate joseph smith is going to be that candidate were going to try to elect him. hanging over this whole endeavor is was a question of is he serious? there's no way joseph smith was going to win pray there's no one who is not a wig guard democrat was to win the election buried no third-party president in 1844, part of it is a pr going to raise awareness of the more of a plight. and maybe in running a real campaign they can force one party or the other to adopt some these things into their platform. so often third party that what the ultimate goal is. peers to be

joseph smith's presence the poor. most fascinating interpretation of joseph smith price the loss of democracy. you might loss is all areas legal political strategies and essays. is went spoke directly with president martin and you will that was business and business vanburen is . place it was unsatisfying. you alone so smith's white house visit, then the order issued exactly how smith in the mornings viewed the role of the federal sea power. >> has immersed myself in the surviving, he clearly shows that one of a animallike nature. a man who aspired the political leadership, online politicians, every politician says politician. i think that's actually really true. the mormons were content to kind of us alone. when they were alone that joe smith was worth doing in the federal political system mormons expelled from missouri over is a session expiration were on the of the state willbe started . joseph smith travels in washington dc they realize all this land us in missouri. our religious unity were killed , rates, of use.

joseph: i don't. i would argue if you look at the forward market, as i highlighted the outside, the market does not believe the federal taper. the fed last year put 45% into treasuries, their single biggest buyer -- they were the single biggest buyer and the balance sheet is approaching 40% of gdp. their ability to navigate is significantly more difficult today than eight years ago. to say they could do it and it will be seamless i think is very naive. lisa: what is a tailwind the economy is getting at this point from the fed policy remaining this easy and has been, as you talk about the fed stuck in a box and possibly not able to raise rates? joseph: the policy is basically, i would argue the economy was healthy in february 2020. we we opened -- we reopened, tremendous fiscal stimulus, and we have had over $5 trillion of covid related spending. and you have this demand boom, supply has been slow to catch up, which is why you have had the inflation. but the economy, there is so much pent-up demand it

i see joseph quite a bit. he is an engaging, charming fellow. >> host: how did he feel when you told him you were going to paint him? >> guest: he was shocked. that i showed him the picture. i think he liked it okay. let me see if i can show it here. he was flattered, most of them were flattered whether they liked painting or not. here is joseph's painting. anyway, i'm glad he is in there. >> host: me too was another person this audience knows their name is madeleine albright. what made you want to choose her? >> guest: madeleine albright is a friend. which in this day and age of polarization tends to shock people. i guess you're not supposed to be friends with people in a different political party but this is an example where people are wrong, and they should be. the thing about her story is first of all people don't know this but her family escaped fascism, not to use them. she is jewish of course and after having escaped not to use them they went from england to czechoslovakia and communism and they got her

joseph would go to the opposition? would try to work out some kind of a deal going forward, or is there a possibility that some type of transitional government could be put in place in a climate where things are so politically divide it you know, look, i mean it again, i think it's important to note that this didn't begin with the assassination of president luis, right? again, there have been these ongoing discussions. that was why there was a new prime minister nominated, right, was to try and, you know, get, get some things, moving to appeal to certain actors within the opposition. right. so i think, you know, we're after look at a few things. one is this conflict between joseph and arial on re, right, but also, i think in the, in the bigger sense of things, the underlying political dynamics are still there. right? and we'll still drive drive. what comes next? so we're talking about, you know, a certain actors push for elections and other actors calling for a transitional government. right. i think at this point it's

joseph guz, worked at viatris plant in morgantown. joseph: good morning. thank you for having me this morning. the majority of the workers have been allowed to clean out their lockers, or told to rather. take their personal belongings and leave the facility and upon exiting the facility, turn in their access badge to the plant and also their parking permit. this started approximately at 11:00 a.m. on sunday, and it ranhrough yesrday. in fact, it is probably even taking place in minimal increments now, since the majority of the members have been flushed out by management, and told to exit the facility. juan: joseph guz, i wanted to ask you, what did the company tell the union? did they give them the 90 day notice they have to give them in shutdowns like this? they can't be saying that they are not making money. if any industry is making money these days, it is the pharmaceutical industry. what was the reason they gave you for shifting production overseas? joseph: the warning was filed according to deadlines, as per the regulations required. the other situat

joseph: we feel really good about the guidance right now. there's obviously the mathematical comparable favorables we are looking into. that was truly expected. if i look at each of the businesses operationally, we are gaining share, expanding markets , introducing new products. we feel pretty good about where our guidance is today. we are certainly going to aspire to have better results, but right now if you look your on year growth, -- look year on year growth, each of the divisions are very strong, even relative to where they were in the second quarter of 2019 and a normal quarter. alix: do you expect to start making a profit from your vaccine next year? joseph: when we came up with the pricing for the vaccine when wed and find the lead candidates, we discussed early on about offering that not-for-profit. we did not want access or cost to be an issue for folks when considering getting vaccinated or not. that will come to an end probably towards the end of this year, and then we will look to responsibly price as we do across our entire pha

one is, you know, this conflict between quad joseph in real angry. right. but also, i think in the, in the bigger sense of things, the underlying political dynamics are still there. right. and was still drive drive, what comes next? so we're talking about, you know, a certain actors push for elections and other actors calling for a transitional government. right. i think at this point it's really unseasonable to expect elections later this year. and that makes you know, the negotiations over transitional government inevitable jane, and we don't have a whole lot of time left. but i saw you reacting somewhat, jake was saying there. so i want to give you the last word here. i think it's going to be virtually impossible to imagine a dynamic in which suddenly a transitional government is possible without additional support externally. as jake knows, there has been a deep political crisis ongoing for years. so the heinous and an expected assassination of the sitting president is not going to bring about a kind of political piece, if you will. if anything, it's go

is it intra prime minister quad joseph? and i asked that because a new prime minister ariel henry had been appointed a few days back. but he hadn't yet been sworn in. correct? that's correct, and i believe he was. he was expected to be sworn in later this week after after louise was fascinated, but, but clod, joseph. the interim prime minister is currently running the country at the moment. yes. and do you believe that quite joseph has the political legitimacy to be able to run the country or will there be you know, more political scuffles about who exactly is going to take charge going forward. i would, i would definitely expect to see more conflict over over who's in charge. i know ariel henry, who was the man who was nominated to become prime minister by marquiz. he's also claimed that he's the rightful prime minister and that is his government . so i, yes, i might definitely expect more. more conflict going forward. gina, there are growing calls for the international community and especially the united states to step in

but the senate is also backed area henry to replace cold joseph as the prime minister. there are growing security concerns and the government has now off the united states and the united nations to send troops to help stabilize the country, or speak to patty call hand. she joins us now from washington. d. c. parties, we've been saying some really big off from hazy, not only of the u. s, but also the u. n. exactly right. the haitians have asked the united nations isn't the peacekeepers. they've asked the u. s. department of defense to send us troops that was able to confirm that with the pentagon today, the department of defense said that they have received the request and they redirected me to the state department for further questions. it seemed highly unlikely that the u. s. is going to want to put troops in haiti 1st of all, because of the violence there, it would take a very large, true presence. it would be expensive and keep in mind, president joe biden is just pulled us troops out of afghanistan. haiti is not a country that has a huge constituency in the united s

is it inter and prime minister quad joseph? and i asked that because a new prime minister ariel henry had been appointed a few days back. but he hadn't yet been sworn in. correct? that's correct, and i believe he was. he was expected to be sworn in later this week after after a week with a fascinated but but claud. joseph, the interim prime minister is currently running the country at the moment. yes. and do you believe that? quite joseph has the political legitimacy to be able to run the country or will there be, you know, more political scuffles about who exactly is going to take charge going forward. i would, i would definitely expect to see more conflict over over who's in charge. i know ariel henry, who was the man who was nominated to become prime minister by marquiz. he's also claimed that he's the rightful prime minister and then it's his government. so i yes i my definitely expect more. more conflict going forward, jeanette. there are growing calls for the international community and especially the united states to ste

you gentlemen named joseph. help us about his held. >> one of the people i paint in here is henry kissinger and he gave me a people called capernaum's in pyongyang when i was president. it's about a guy who escapes the north korean prison camp and i became focused on north korea, the human rights abuses as well as those who escapes, have the courage to escape and one of whom was joseph. i'm joseph because we provide college scholarships out of the bush institute on the smu campus. joseph kemp was one of our recipients. we were so impressed we gave him a job after hegraduated . this was a kid who is dad died of starvation. his mother was starving, took his daughter. his sister, her daughter to china and sold her. she comes back, gets captured by the regime, dies in prison camp and joseph is alone and starving. he tells the story in the book. about his decision to get to china. and so it's hard to envision a tiny scrawny teenage boy having the courage to go to china but he does and he ends up being taken in by an

the interim prime minister claude joseph? because a new prime minister had been appointed a few days back but had not yet been sworn in. sam: correct. i believe he was expected to be sworn in later this week after moise was assassinated. but claude joseph, the interim prime minister, is currently running the country. >> do you believe claude joseph has the political legitimacy to be able to run the country? or will there be more political struggles about who will take charge going forward? sam: i would definitely expect to see more conflict over who is in charge. i know ariel henry, who was nominated to become prime minister by the president has also claimed that he has the rightful prime minister and it is his government. so i definitely expect more conflict going forward. >> jenna, there are growing calls for the international community, especially the u.s., to step in and do more to put an end to violence in haiti and the political crisis in haiti. what are international actors and to the u.s. in a position to do at this p

joseph. joseph: i mean, look, i'm happy for the bees. i think all people function better on caffeine. the broader issue is that here in joe biden's america, the american people have been robbed of the dignity of work. no one's paying the bees to stay at home. they still have to pollinate and make the world go around. here in joe biden's america people are paid to sit on the couch which is why inflation will go sky high, because the inflated wages they're baked into the cake and the honey. dagen: love it, joseph, mark, thank you so much. the federal reserve in focus, former atlanta federal reserve president dennis lockhart is here on the fed decision, why transitory inflation, well, isn't transitory. is it here to stay? stay with us. no one likes to choose between safe or sporty. modern or reliable. we want both - we want a hybrid. so do banks. that's why they're going hybrid with ibm. a hybrid cloud approach helps them personalize experiences with watson ai while helping keep data secure. ♪ ♪ ♪ from banking to manufacturing, busine

joseph was the minister to him for more than 2 months. because then we wanted to find a common ground, we've a position to form a government where everybody would be present. so that's the situation that the condition in which joseph had to continue to lead, even after the assassination of the president. so be after the assassination of the president, they had to seat the, the haitian police decisions opposition the one that in power they had just to, to find a common ground. and that's the kind of lead issue that we want, that the kind of leaders that we want. it's been a long time in haiti that you don't see leaders sitting together to find a common ground to find a nation. so listen to our crisis is going to be any change to foreign policy. i mean, as far as i understand this core group involving the european union, the u. s. b, o, a as brazil, canada, and the united nations have what's called occupation troops where they were accused of killing 30000 by infecting people with color in your country. and the un troops going to remain as

we appointed to become the prime minister because the close joseph joseph was the means to enter him for more than 2 months. because when we went in to find the common ground, we've a position to form a government where nobody would be presented. so that's the situation that the condition in which the joseph had to continue to lead even after the assassination of the president. so be after the assassination of the president, they had to see the the haitian police actions opposition. the one that in power, they had to see to find a common ground. and that's the kind of leadership that we want, that the kind of leaders that we want. it's been a long time in haiti that you don't see leaders sitting together to find a common ground to find in haitian solution to our crisis. is there gonna be any change to the foreign policy? i mean, as far as i understand in this core group involving the europe, ian union, the u. s. b o, a s, brazil, canada, and the united nations have what's called occupation troops. there they were accused of killing 30000 by infecting people with cholera in your count

it senate has nominated joseph lambert as the new interim present until new elections are held. the senate has also back area rate to replace include joseph as the prime minister, there are growing security concerns and the government is off the united states and the united nations to send troops help stabilize the country. lois was killed and his home on wednesday by a heavily hit squad haitian police say it was mostly made up of foreign mercenaries manual repulse ripples. your point of columbia officials are stepping up assistance to haiti following the assassination of haitian president of nel movies on friday. the colombian government announced that resources and personnel would be sent to aid in the investigation of intelligence officials are also sharing more information about the $26.00 out of $28.00 alleged conspirators identified as colombian citizen. don't up knitting for them. i feel. yeah, we have the 1st details about the travel, some of them made dates from where they went. what kind of airlines this is not only shed with hate is integral central office, but with a

joseph douglas, joseph was the minister into him for more than 2 months because then we went in to find a common ground. we've a position to form a government where everybody would be present. so that's the situation that the condition in which the joseph had to continue to lead even after the assassination of the president. so be after the assassination of the president, they had to see the, the haitian police decisions opposition the one that in power they had just to, to find the common ground. and that's the kind of leadership that we want, that the kind of leaders that we want. it's been a long time in haiti that you don't see leaders sitting together to find a common ground to find a nation. so listen to our crisis. is there going to be any change to the foreign policy? i mean, as far as i understand this core group involving the europe in union, the u. s. b o, a as brazil, canada, and the united nations have what a called occupation troops there. they were accused of killing 30000 by infecting people who cholera in your country, or the un troops going to remain. that is a cool gr

but then we acquainted the become the minister because a close, joseph joseph was the means to enter him for more than 2 months because when they were wanting to find a common ground, we've a position to form a government where everybody would be present. so that's the situation that the condition in which the joseph had to continue to lead even after the assassination of the president. so the 30 s estimation of the prison and they had to see the, the haitian police actions opposition, the one that empower, they had to sit to find the common ground. and that's the kind of leadership that we want. that's the kind of leaders that we want. it's been a long time in haiti that you don't see leaders sitting together to find a common ground to find in haitian solution to our crisis. is there gonna be any change to the foreign policy? i mean, as far as i understand it, this core group involving the european union, the u. s. b o, a s, brazil, canada, and the united nations have what's called occupation troops. there they were accused of killing 30000 by infecting people with cholera in your c

joseph. joseph was the means to inter him for more than 2 months, because then we wanted to find a common ground. we've a position to form a government where everybody would be present. so that's the situation that the condition and wish that the joseph had to continue to lead even after the assassination of the president. so be a nation of the president. they had to see the, the haitian police decisions opposition, the one that in power they had just to, to find the common ground. and that's the kind of leadership that we want, that the kind of leaders that we want. it's been a long time in haiti that you don't see leaders sitting together to find the common ground to find it in haitian. so listen to our crisis. is there gonna be any change to the foreign policy? i mean, as far as i understand in this core group involving the european union, the u. s. b o, a as brazil, canada, and the united nations have what a called occupation troops there. they were accused of killing 30000 by infecting p

is regarding claud joseph as the interim president. but of course, the whole situation still very much confused. the un will be hoping for clarity the us will be hoping for clarity, and the rest of the world will be hoping for clarity, at least in the next 2448 hours. thank you for alan fisher live in washington. in south africa, former president, jacob summa has began serving his 15 month jail time after turning himself in. on wednesday night, a court handed down that sentence when he fails to show up to a corruption inquiry last week. those charges him from his timing of in office police had been instructed to arrest him if he didn't surrender by the deadline. on wednesday, on friday, a course is expected to go on his petition, challenging his imprisonment family. the miller has more from, as or where human being detained it shortly before midnight deadline that the former president jacob zoom a foundation announced that he had decided to comply with the incarceration order given by the constitutional court a week ago. until now, the

was saying it should be claude joseph. then a few days later, they change and that you should be ariel henry. whatever is being cooked on the back burner somewhere in the u.s. embassy, the u.s. state department, or the u.n., it really hasothing to do with the haitian people. we at the commission i am honored to be part of have several meetings where various groups of civil society came to discuss the draft agreement. and they agreed the constitution 1987 should be respected. they agreed there should be a prohibition of president and prime minister and are about to set up the committee so that ey can decide and propose names to be provisional presidents and professional prime minister. and it has come from an elaborate process over the last four months with political parties and civil society. that is what we are saying. it is up to the haitian people. we cannot continue this way to have our sovereignty stepped upon, not only by the united states government, but also by the u.n. and also by claude joseph awaits instructions

early in joseph lister's medical studies. he came face to face with a similar scene at university college, london. a central walkway split the dingy dissection room in half with five wooden tables on either side. cadavers were left with their in size heads hanging over the edges which cause blood to gather and congealed puddles below. a thick layer of sawdust covered the floor making the dead house disconcertingly quiet to those who entered it. not a sound could be heard even of my own feet. there was only that doll and rolling sound of the traffic in the streets, which is peculiar to london and which came digimally down through the ventilators of the roof of fellow student observed. although university college london and its hospital were still relatively new in 1847. it's dissection room was just as grim as those found in older institutions at harvard all kinds of horrible sites sounds and smells. when lister sliced into the abdomen of a cadaver it's recesses turgid with a thick soup of undigested food and fecal matter. he

now the senate is also back area hungry to replace a co joseph. as a prime minister. marie was killed in his home on wednesday after a heavily armed hit squad haitian police say it was made up of mostly foreign, most res manual and apollo reports for colombia officials or stepping up assistance to haiti following the assess nation of haitian president. janelle moves on friday, the colombian government announced that resources and personnel would be sent to aid in the investigation. intelligence officials are also sharing more information about the 26 out of 28 alleged conspirators identified as colombian citizen. don't up the knitting for matthew? yeah, we have the 1st details about the travel, some of them made dates from where they went. what kind of airline this is not only shared with haiti's interval central office, but with a dominican republic, as the people linked to the incident used as a port of arrival, the dominican republic to travel to haitian territory shuttle. the unrest on the streets of haiti's capital has largely subsided. thoug

was saying it should be claude joseph. then a few days later, they change and that you should be ariel henry. whatever is being cooked on the back burner somewhere in the u.s. embassy, the u.s. state department, or the u.n., it really has nhing to do with the haitian people. we at the commission i am honored to be part of have several meetings where various groups of civil society came to discuss the draft agreement. and they agreed the constitution 1987 should be respected. they agreed there should be a prohibition of president and prime minister and are about to set up the committee so that ey can decide and propose names to be provisional presidents and professional prime minister. and it has come from an elaborate process over the last four months with political parties and civil society. that is what we are saying. it is up to the haitian people. we cannot continue this way to have our sovereignty stepped upon, not only by the united states government, but also by the u.n. and also by claude joseph awaits instructions

the senate has also backed ariel only to replace a close joseph as the prime minister. now there are growing security concerns and the government is off the united states and the un to send troops help stabilize the coat. the country particle have has more from washington dc. the haitians have asked the united nations and in peacekeepers they've asked the u. s. department of defense to send in us troops. i was able to confirm that with the pentagon today, the department of defense said that they have received the request and it redirected me to the state department for further questions. it seems highly unlikely that the u. s. is going to want to put troops in haiti 1st of all because of the violence there, it would take a very large, true presence. it would be expensive and keep in mind, president joe biden has just told us troops out of afghanistan. haiti is not a country that has a huge constituency in the united states that would push the president politically to take stronger steps and the u. s. has in the past got involved with troops in haiti. it was important to

the senate has also backed arial henry to replace the clause joseph as the prime minister. and there are growing security concerns in the government as all the united states and the u. n to send troops to help stabilize the country. waste was killed and his home on wednesday by a heavily hit armed a squad. patient please said it was made up mostly a far less res manuel or apollo reports. your point from columbia to officials are stepping up assistance to haiti following the assassination of haitian president of nell movies. on friday, the colombian government announced that resources and personnel would be sent to aid in the investigation of intelligence officials are also sharing more information about the $26.00 out of $28.00 alleged conspirators identified as colombian citizen. don't up the knitting for them. i feel. yeah, we have the 1st details about the travel, some of them made dates from where they went. what kind of airline this is not only shared with haiti's interval central office, but with a dominican republic, as the people linked to the incident used as a por

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why did they call joseph step aside? first of all, we had to be respectful leadership, the former prime minister. he was and feel, he is the feel for an affair. i said that we have to give him, we stick the fact that he to charge the morning that the assassination up it and think to read a she committee was created for, for the of the president think to easy to she the beat, the haitian people remain calm and the there was no no problem as far. 1 as violence and following the assassination of the president. because he was the head of the government. you know, before is a combination 48 hours before his estimation. but then we appointed to become the prime minister because he closed joseph douglas. this was the means to him for more than 2 months, because then we went in to find the common ground. we've a position to form a government where nobody would be presented. so that's the situation that the condition in which the joseph had to continue to lead even after the assassination of the president. so be after the assassi

joseph: yes. when we came out with the pricing for the vaccine, when we identified candidate, we discussed early on about offering that at not for profit. we did not want cost to be an issue for folks when considering getting vaccinated or not. now come to an end towards the end of this year and then we will look to responsibly price as we do across our entire pharmaceutical portfolio, what might make sense. >> you said analysts take that away from their models. do they need to start thinking about adding that back into their models when it comes to looking at your numbers? joseph: the caution we provided on the guidance was around the pacific's we can give at this point in time. there's a lot of questions with all the vaccines on the marketplace when and if a booster might be needed, just how long a duration is. we are proud of the eight-month duration at least that we have demonstrated through peer-reviewed clinical data that was published in the journal of medicine but there's a number of varia

jon: coming up, abby joseph cohen of goldman sachs. a timely conversation on what feels like for many of you an inflection point in this market. 10-year gilts down a basis point. from new york, on tv and radio, this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ [ "me and you" by barry louis polisar ] ♪ me and you just singing on the train ♪ ♪ me and you listening to the rain ♪ ♪ me and you we are the same ♪ ♪ me and you have all the fame we need ♪ ♪ indeed, you and me are we ♪ ♪ me and you singing in the park ♪ ♪ me and you, we're waiting for the dark ♪ ♪ jon: live from new york city, on tv and radio, here's the price action this wednesday morning. good morning. equity futures advancing a little more than 0.1%. you will notice where the performances come on the nasdaq 100, up 0.6%. the why, we need to go to the bond market for the why for everything at the moment. that is the epicenter of all the price action. start with nominal's. just south of 1.34% on tens. 40 basis points to go to the top of the year. i keep going back to the

right now, joseph stiglitz on our fixation on secular stagnation. professor stiglitz, this goes back to and onto lawrence summers. you say it is not secular stagnation, it is a complete focus on growth. explain to us why secular stagnation is off the mark. dr. stiglitz: the idea of secular stagnation was there is something wrong with the economy such that even at zero interest rates you cannot maintain full employment. that led to the idea that the zero lower bound, it was the inability to get interest rates negative that prevented an economic recovery. my view has always been that the reason the economy was weak in the period of after the great recession was we did not have enough fiscal support. it was not anything about secular stagnation, it was about a policy failure. president obama could not get support from the republicans of a sufficient fiscal stimulus to get the economy back to a robust recovery. today, with president biden, we have shown that if you given a fiscal stimulus you can get a strong economy. the real question facing us today i

and claude joseph, who was the prime minister, who was essentially fired by the president. i was due to be placed on wednesday morning now ariel. henry says that it is an extraordinary situation, but he is in the prime minister's office at the moment. what is interesting is that when tony blink and who is the us, secretary of state made his call to haiti to express his condolences for the death of the president. but also to our com and suggest the elections due to go ahead lead to the she should go ahead the person he called with claude joseph. so it seems that the international community for the moment regard claude joseph as the acting prime minister. but of course, everyone is waiting to see how things develop over the next 24 hours the united states, the united nations. and of course mainly the people in alan. thank you. alan fisher live in washington. still ahead on al jazeera, ethiopia grand. brandon found that goes out for discussion at the un security council, the project test rating ties with food on a chip, a moment of finance to mark the end of the search was sur

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joseph lambert as the new interim president of the assassination are present giovano, mo. it's also back to a replacement for the interim prime minister. plunging the country further into political uncertainty, that government has all the u. s. and the u. n. to send troops to help stabilize the country. manuel apollo is monitoring developments from mexico system. the fact that there are so many international actors almost ensures that this is going to be continuously developing. story of the last that we've heard from the columbia side of the investigation was from a press conference earlier today and a tweet from colombian, president even to k. same again, committing the columbia, sending, sending investigators and special forces to help with the international investigation . but also we're hearing some of the more strategic points and a little bit more information about the actual people who are involved. the un security council is approved a deliveries from turkey into rebel held northern syria for another year. russia had threatened to block the operation preferring a

joseph cantor. doctor, thank you so much for joining us. your state, i hate to say it, unfortunately, is leading the country right now in new cases per capita. we're looking at it on screen right now. why is that, do you think? what's happening? >> thanks, jim. it's good to be with you, unfortunately under challenging circumstances. i think it is a perfect storm. this is what governor edwards explained yesterday during the press conference. we have high rates of delta. we've been ahead of the national average for delta. right now about 84% of all new cases here are delta. it's been high the past few weeks. we have relatively low vaccination rate. as you mentioned, about 40% of the general public has initiated. and down here in the south, what happens during the summer months is analogous to what happens up north in the winter, which is the weather drives people indoors and that increases transmission. so all of that is coming together and to compound the problem, our hospitals are already quite busy.

guest: joseph is very well performed. the infrastructure talk, they came back after the fourth of july, and one of the we refer to these revenues or spending that represents the offsetting of the spending that we want to do. one of the big items on that list was irs enforcement. there were estimates in the hundreds of billions of dollars that investing in more auditing capability, more investigative capability, if the irs could produce those returns. so there was a political and mathematical problem, the mathematical problem being that their estimates it would create all this revenue, and the congressional budget office did not necessarily agree. they were specifically very conservative in their estimates of what these things will generate. it did not really produce the number that i think a lot of the members were counting on. so the problem is political, which is the republican party has campaigned for years on weakening the irs on campaigning that it is irs overreach. their view is that the irs should be weaker, not st

he's calling unity and promising to build consensus, replaces inter employment a sexual joseph who took charge of the president of juvenile movies was killed inside his home. several foreigners are under arrest. murder and gallagher was followed developments from miami and joins been alive. andy, so now sworn in audio only faces some huge challenges he does, i mean this was a very public display of unity after 2 weeks of confusion workload closures, if appeared to be in charge. there were various people talking about who should be in charge following the assassination of the job. now, bowie. so now what we have as a prime minister, who's already put his cabinet together with one real goal in mind, did not is to take a tea to new elections. remember, i haven't been elections in a t since 2017. that sort of now, but we was elected the elections in 2019 was so problematic that they basically fell to pieces. so this is a certainly from the international communities point of view, the necessary next step for this impoverished nation. ordinary haitians have been extremely scared over the past

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joseph haitians, it's difficult time. now monday says that the president moines is assassination. comes amid rising gang violence and a growing humanitarian crisis. food and fuel shortages, as well as rising inflation are making life extremely difficult for the people of haiti. one of the poorest countries in the world. and the political situation has been far from stables for the past 2 years, moiz had been ruling haiti by decree after the country failed to hold elections, a result of political gridlock and unrest. the opposition calls for more. is it a step down insisting his term had legally expired? international leaders condemned the assassination and express support for haiti's interim government. we urge haitian authorities to bring those responsible to justice. the united states calls on all political parties, civil society groups, and stakeholders. to echo what we've heard from acting prime minister club joseph, call for com and to work together in the wake of this tragedy. and to ensure peace in democratic gover

we spoke to j&j's cfo, joseph wolk. joseph: johnson & johnson is proud to be part of the solution set despite last night's report. we think that the data shows that this is very effective against many variants inclusive of the more recent delta variant, and hospital systems and health care professionals are much better equipped to address pandemic situations. you know, as they mentioned, last year, elective procedures were kind of put on pause. if you are one of those people suffering, it is not all that elective so hospitals and health care administrators have done a fantastic job in being resilient and we are much better equipped as a society to handle any variants that may come down the pike. >> does that mean that potentially the second half could actually better than you assume in your guidance? joseph: we feel really good about the guidance right now. there's obviously the mathematical comparable favorables we were looking into. that was truly expected, but if i look at each of the businesses, operationally, we ar

joseph told the washington post use paper that he and audio re, who'd been appointed by moiz as prime minister, has met privately to resolve disputes. well, let's talk to andy gallagher was live 1st in miami and the who's actually in charge of the country now. well, our l on re is now in charge. remember, this is the man that you have now, but he's a point to didn't swear written days before. the fascination on july, the 7. so this is sensually and for now this political battle that was going on between the close, joseph and r l i read and it wasn't just those 2, there was some other people vying for position as well. so that for now, i think will help the security situation, but it's important to remember they are trying to form an interim government to head towards the next democratic elections, which they hope to hold towards the end of the year. that is crucial because there have been no elections in a t since 2019 or, or elections that they tried to put on in 2019 that fail. so this is a step i think, in the right direction. but the big challenge will be having democratic electio

so he was basically named on monday, but i see it is claude joseph, the interim prime minister who is doing all of the talking after this assassination of jovenel. amy: we're going to leave it there. these are just the first few hours after the assassination of the haitian president, and we will continue to cover what develops from this time. kim ives is the editor of haiti libertÉ. dahoud andre, longtime haitian community activist and member of the committee to mobilize against dictatorship in haiti. next up, pulitzer prize winning journalist dahoud andre nikole hannah-jonese faculty of howard university after a prominent right-wing donor opposed giving her tenure. stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. with juan gonzalez. the york city called the democratic primary race to become the city's next mayor for brooklyn borough president and former police captain eric adams. the latest tally which accounts for most absentee ballots saw adams edge out former sanitation commissioner kathryn garcia by one

henry has been chosen to replace coach joseph as the prime minister juvenile maria was killed in his home on wednesday by heavily armed hit squad haitian police say it was made up of mostly for most mary's money. arapahoe has a detail been employed from colombia to officials, are stepping up assistance to haiti following the assassination of haitian president of nel movies. on friday, the colombian government announced that resources and personnel would be sent to aid in the investigation of intelligence officials are also sharing more information about the $26.00 out of $28.00 alleged conspirators identified as colombian citizen. down up at the knitting for them. i feel, yeah, we have the 1st details about the travel, some of them made dates from where they went. what kind of airline this is not only shed with hate is integral central office, but with a dominican republic. as the people links to the incident used as a port of arrival, the dominican republic to travel to haitian territory shuttle. the unrest on the streets of haiti's capital has largely subsided. though tensions rema

joseph bram filed a complaint in from on the ball family behalf. for years he's been working on these international crimes involving states and manufacturers. in february 2018, the french course took up the complaint and examining magistrate was assigned to the case. that's actually not only for the phone. and the thing is, you said that as your, you know, because i'm certainly putting in on several things for the criminal lawyer. the metal part found on the show balance roof is the piece of evidence that makes all the difference. it will help to define the role of the french company in the crime for the calling chest mission halls. sure. sure. i knew the kinda get an office so i was online. get off the little show me trick the you follow the honda? i clearly look at what was what she said for c on it because i kept reserve. she really me to set up a player. i'm not going to be kept on puzzle tissue shit. we also had a social device on the wrong number. i think also if you them up by the mamma, sand missouri interest on the other phone. and then i

the 2 people in connection with the assassination of president joseph. no more for others, died in a gunfight with security for his voice was killed at his home early on wednesday, his wife was injured and has been taken to the us. the treatment rosalyn jordan has more from washington d. c. according to officials in port hans, there was a raid around 6 o'clock local time.

in paris he needs his joseph brandon to the lawyer. yummy. now my doing is a key witness in the show case desert. yeah. find things doing yourself actually seeing you have the good thing we have one of the reason why i asked you to come is because i would like you to change. okay. to know whether you agree or not to see him. and if so, if you do agree to explain you why i would like to talk to him what to, what is, what is the, the interest for us to the party. the judge will not be able to have any access to, to the crime scene. he will not or very last up difficulties. she will not have access to the remnants of the site. and i would like you to explain how you put your cases. what you do, why you do it. and so i guess the judge will have some other questions. did you take this moving? yes, definitely. yeah. okay. when you should the 2nd of the attack at on. you mean today? no, no. none of the have in at 7 pm the next morning. okay. so the morning. so say afternoon. how do you explain this things in this case? because he's here he was here

the impaired see me to joseph brand, to the lawyer yummy. now my doing is a key witness in the show case that find things out at least seeing you have the good thing we have one of the reason why i asked you to come is because i would like you to judge. okay. to know whether you agree or not to see him. and if so, issue to agree to explain you why i would like to talk to him. what to, what did he, what is it interest for us to the party? to judge will not be able to have any access to to the crime scene. he will not or very class up difficulty. she will not have access to the remnants of the site. and i would like you to explain how you think of cases what you do, why you do it. and so i guess that will have some other questions. did you take this moving? yes, i personally. yeah. okay. why don't you shoot it over there at on? you mean today? no, no, none of the to have in at 7 pm the next morning. okay. so the morning. so say afternoon. how do you explain this things in this case? because he's here, give us here and the other 2 behind in her