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Bloomberg Radio New York
"michael wright s" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Restraining order. Bloomberg's Irv Chapman has more on today's arguments. The government's lawyer Elizabeth Pirlogar supported the law denying the right to a gun to a Texas man who used a gun to threaten his girlfriends. All too often the only difference between a battered woman and a dead woman is the presence of a gun. Amarillo, Texas Lawyer Michael Wright said domestic violence restraining orders are too easy to get. A one -sided proceeding that is short a complete proxy for a total denial of a fundamental and individual constitutional right. History and tradition was cited by both in support of their positions. In Washington, Elizabeth Pennsylvania tops the list. The other cities in the top five are also in Pennsylvania. Reading, Lancaster, Scranton and Allentown. The magazine cites affordability as the most important thing for retirees right now. Global news 24 hours a day and whenever you want it with Bloomberg News Now. I'm Nancy Lyons. My mother. When you get your news from Bloomberg, you don't just get the story. You get the story behind the story. How your EVs battery not be as green as it seems. Why a decrease in global birth rates could send countries scrambling to increase immigration. You get context. Context changes how you see things. How you change things. Because context changes everything. Go to Bloomberg It was always very active and independent and she was familiar with her neighborhood. But one day she stopped at the stop sign for much longer than usual. She wasn't even really sure where she was at. It's important for you to talk to someone about it. I felt so much better after my son told me mom will figure it out. When something feels different it could be Alzheimer's. Now is the time to talk. Visit ALZ .org slash our stories to learn more. A message from the and the ad council. Get the latest news at the click of a button inside your car. The new Bloomberg Business App now featuring Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. All
Bloomberg Radio New York
"michael wright s" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Compared to a generation or two ago uh... and that definitely is manifesting itself today in public it fascinating really stuff we always appreciate you joining us in your insights and your great data cliff cliff young the president of u s public affairs at ipsos thank you very much in jacket just kind of returns us to this this this calculus if you're thinking about the mind of a voter where really some of these internationally oriented issues are going to rank when they go to the ballot box and are thinking about what's going on at their kitchen table yeah well i find it really interesting the point of that the border is so much more of a motivating issue for conservatives that maybe this whole association in congress where republicans are saying if we're going to do ukraine we need border stuff isn't so much opposition to ukraine but just an opportunity for them to get a win that their voters will help them on i found that very very interesting yeah maybe just a chance to use leverage while you have it right because again the sticking and it's taken louder and taking faster again mitch mcconnell the senate minority leader says that there needs to be a credible border solution in a supplemental spending bill we'll see if they can kind of coalesce background what exactly that solution is in the next ten days we're all waiting and watching for that of course we're also waiting for nancy lions with a check on world and national news she's here in the bluebird 99 newsroom in washington hey nancy thanks kelly today marks one month since hamas launched a surprise attack on israel israeli sang the national anthem in tel Aviv to mark the moment national security council spokesman john kirby addressed the milestone while briefing reporters this afternoon one month in it's good for everybody to take take an e a pause and remember uh... the scope of the suffering here and and that the terrible since many of us have seen coming out of both israel and gaza kirby says at least four hundred u s citizens in their families have made it out of gaza with ninety six exiting in the last twenty four hours he also said nearly six hundred trucks filled with humanitarian aid have made it through the rafa border crossing crossing since the fighting began describing that as just a trickle the supreme court is considering a case centered on a gun law that prohibits gun ownership for those under a domestic violence restraining order and for bloomberg has example more today's arguments before the court the government's lawyer elizabeth for logo supported the law denying the right to a gun to a texas man who used the gun to threaten his girlfriend's all too often the only difference between a battered woman and a dead woman is the presence of a gun amarillo texas lawyer michael wright said domestic violence restraining orders are too easy to get a one -sided proceeding that is is short a complete proxy for a total denial of a fundamental and individual constitutional right history in tradition was cited by both in support of their positions in washington or champion boomburg radio u .s news and world report is out with its rankings of best places to retire harrisburg pennsylvania tops the list the other cities in the top five are also on pennsylvania reading lancaster scranton town global news twenty four hours a day and whenever you want it with bloomberg news now i'm nancy the world is more complex than ever but that complexity pushes me to look at the bigger picture i'm emily chan and i cover tech culture innovation and the future of business for bloomberg at bloomberg reporters like me dig into the context of a story so you understand how it impacts you because because context changes how you see things how you change things context changes everything start watching my shows and more at bloomberg .com it came with a warning app stop that dog does not want to be petted a heads up before something bad happens you should not send that text life doesn't always give you time to change the outcome but prediabetes does
The Breakdown
Bitcoin's New Governance Challenge
"All right, Friends, well, as it is Bitcoin conference week, I thought why not do an LRS all focused on Bitcoin. So today we have two essays both sort of grounded in the recent feast bikes and both really focused on what happens next and more specifically what sort of additional emphasis on layer twos we might need as a Bitcoin community. The first piece was written by coin desk Michael Casey and is called frogs, fevers and fees, Bitcoin's new governance challenge. Michael Wright's this is why we can't have nice things. Just when we thought we'd learned our lessons from the blow ups of FTX, three arrows capital, Celsius at all, meme coin fever strikes again. Crazy crypto casinos are back. People are making ridiculous gobs of money from tokens based on a frog image, while others stand to lose massively as a rational bidding takes hold. At this time, the fever is not only infecting greedy human minds, but messing with the functioning of the most valuable blockchain in the world. The ability to create tokens based on the new BRC 20 standard, which was enabled by Bitcoin's taproot upgrade, has fostered a variety of new Bitcoin based meme coins, many mimicking those released on other chains that have recently experienced wild price movements. This past week, for example, the Ethereum based Pepe coin rose almost 5 million %, then lost 50% off its highs. This follows the creation of the ordinals protocol, which gave rise to Bitcoin based data inscriptions that function as non fungible tokens. These use up a lot more data than a basic Bitcoin transaction, which means they're driving up Bitcoin fees. Bitcoin miners have lately been earning more from transaction fees than from their routine 6.25 Bitcoin block reward, and that means if you want to send a small amount of Bitcoin on chain, it won't be accepted or you'll have to pay a prohibitively exorbitant price for doing so. I can hear Elizabeth Warren's anti crypto army snickering. These crypto Bros are so obsessed with mooning into lambos, that they're destroying what they claim to be this technology's core purpose as a better form of money and value exchange.
The Breakdown
"michael wright s" Discussed on The Breakdown
"All right friends back with another long read Sunday. And today we are exploring really the themes that we've been exploring pretty extensively all of this week and pretty much the week before it as well. And so we're going to kick this off with another piece from Michael Casey from coin desk called this crisis will define the future of money. I think the title of the piece is pretty self explanatory, so let's dive in. Michael Wright's ten years ago, a strange new digital currency called Bitcoin caught my attention for the first time as its price surged during the Cyprus banking crisis. Local authorities had infuriated Cypriots by slapping a 10% tax on withdrawals, unwittingly encouraging some to warm to the idea of bankless digital money. I'm not alone in seeing parallels between the past week's events. Again, Bitcoin's prices rallied on speculation that stress among U.S. and European banks will open people's eyes to the leading cryptocurrency censorship resistant, intermediary free qualities. But if this is Bitcoin's cypress moment, the context is very different from 2013, with crypto now embedded in public consciousness, negatively mostly, the industry faces its biggest ever test, one that involves an intensified struggle with the financial establishment. The community now has a narrow opportunity to seize the day and define the future of money. Echoes of 2008, 2009. Recall that the Bitcoin blockchain was born out of the chaos of the 2008 2009 financial crisis, with Satoshi Nakamoto's immortal timestamp on January 3rd, 2009, inscribing a headline from that day's London times. Chancellor on the brink of second bailout for banks. That crisis highlighted how our dependence on banks to run the plumbing of our money and payments leaves the entire economy vulnerable to mismatches and banks investments in liabilities, which can undermine their ability to honor deposits, and it showed how the largest banks whose interwoven credit exposure create systemic risk exploited their too big to fail status. The idea that governments would always bail them out to protect the economy, to place asymmetric high return risky bets. It showed how Wall Street and other financial centers in effect hold our democracy's hostage.
The Breakdown
Why We'll Remember This Banking Crisis As a Turning Point for Bitcoin
"Going to kick this off with another piece from Michael Casey from coin desk called this crisis will define the future of money. I think the title of the piece is pretty self explanatory, so let's dive in. Michael Wright's ten years ago, a strange new digital currency called Bitcoin caught my attention for the first time as its price surged during the Cyprus banking crisis. Local authorities had infuriated Cypriots by slapping a 10% tax on withdrawals, unwittingly encouraging some to warm to the idea of bankless digital money. I'm not alone in seeing parallels between the past week's events. Again, Bitcoin's prices rallied on speculation that stress among U.S. and European banks will open people's eyes to the leading cryptocurrency censorship resistant, intermediary free qualities. But if this is Bitcoin's cypress moment, the context is very different from 2013, with crypto now embedded in public consciousness, negatively mostly, the industry faces its biggest ever test, one that involves an intensified struggle with the financial establishment. The community now has a narrow opportunity to seize the day and define the future of money. Echoes of 2008, 2009. Recall that the Bitcoin blockchain was born out of the chaos of the 2008 2009 financial crisis, with Satoshi Nakamoto's immortal timestamp on January 3rd, 2009, inscribing a headline from that day's London times. Chancellor on the brink of second bailout for banks. That crisis highlighted how our dependence on banks to run the plumbing of our money and payments leaves the entire economy vulnerable to mismatches and banks investments in liabilities, which can undermine their ability to honor deposits, and it showed how the largest banks whose interwoven credit exposure create systemic risk exploited their too big to fail status. The idea that governments would always bail them out to protect the economy, to place asymmetric high return risky bets. It showed how Wall Street and other financial centers in effect hold our democracy's hostage. Now with the collapse of three high profile banks, hundreds of regional banks facing worrying outflows, the U.S. Federal Reserve creating a new backstop facility reportedly worth $2 trillion, and Switzerland's Central Bank bailing out credit suites to the tune of $54 billion, the echoes of that prior crisis are loud.
CoinDesk Podcast Network
"michael wright s" Discussed on CoinDesk Podcast Network
"All right friends back with another long read Sunday. And today we are exploring really the themes that we've been exploring pretty extensively all of this week and pretty much the week before it as well. And so we're going to kick this off with another piece from Michael Casey from coin desk called this crisis will define the future of money. I think the title of the piece is pretty self explanatory, so let's dive in. Michael Wright's ten years ago, a strange new digital currency called Bitcoin caught my attention for the first time as its price surged during the Cyprus banking crisis. Local authorities had infuriated Cypriots by slapping a 10% tax on withdrawals, unwittingly encouraging some to warm to the idea of bankless digital money. I'm not alone in seeing parallels between the past week's events. Again, Bitcoin's prices rallied on speculation that stress among U.S. and European banks will open people's eyes to the leading cryptocurrency censorship resistant, intermediary free qualities. But if this is Bitcoin's cypress moment, the context is very different from 2013, with crypto now embedded in public consciousness, negatively mostly, the industry faces its biggest ever test, one that involves an intensified struggle with the financial establishment. The community now has a narrow opportunity to seize the day and define the future of money. Echoes of 2008, 2009. Recall that the Bitcoin blockchain was born out of the chaos of the 2008 2009 financial crisis, with Satoshi Nakamoto's immortal timestamp on January 3rd, 2009, inscribing a headline from that day's London times. Chancellor on the brink of second bailout for banks. That crisis highlighted how our dependence on banks to run the plumbing of our money and payments leaves the entire economy vulnerable to mismatches and banks investments in liabilities, which can undermine their ability to honor deposits, and it showed how the largest banks whose interwoven credit exposure create systemic risk exploited their too big to fail status. The idea that governments would always bail them out to protect the economy, to place asymmetric high return risky bets. It showed how Wall Street and other financial centers in effect hold our democracy's hostage. Now with the collapse of three high profile banks, hundreds of regional banks facing worrying outflows, the U.S. Federal Reserve creating a new backstop facility reportedly worth $2 trillion, and Switzerland's Central Bank bailing out credit suites to the tune of $54 billion, the echoes of that prior crisis are loud. As the fed and federal deposit insurance commission scrambled last weekend to put a funding plan in place so that thousands of startups with deposits at Silicon Valley bank would meet payroll this week, we got a flashback to September 17th, 2008. On that day, two days after the collapse of Lehman Brothers, the reserve primary fund, used by companies to manage their cash reserves, quote unquote broke the buck. We fear that failures at similar short term money market funds would lead to widespread chaos in the economy wide system for paying employees in commercial contractors. It's not only the familiarity the striking here. It's also the cause and effect. A direct line can be drawn from SVB failure to the policies introduced in the wake of that prior crisis. In 2009, with a divided U.S. government unable to agree on fiscal solutions to revive growth, the fed launched what would become a multiyear quantitative easing program, delivering a surfeit of dollars that left Silicon Valley's venture funds flush with money that they poured into startups. Those companies deposited the funds at SVB, which in turn made what must have seemed a conservative investment choice at the time. It plowed the cash into long-term U.S. government bonds and mortgage backed securities. The problem was that in January 2022, once the fed finally acknowledged that its easy monetary policies had stoked sustained inflation, it started aggressively hiking rates. This tank the bond market and lumped massive losses on SVB, which had made the fatal error of not hedging its interest rate risk. Now is fear spreads to smaller regional banks, depositors have fled en masse into Wall Street's too big to fail institutions, making them even bigger.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"michael wright s" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Of Bloomberg surveillance, Lisa bramwell, and Tom keen York John farrow regrettably off today here is history is made in the United Kingdom. Joining us now, John micklethwait. He's editor in chief of Bloomberg news, and of course a student of this with as many years at The Economist and John, I'm going to go to a single sentence from your colleague and crime. Adrienne wildridge, you've written so many books with Adrian steeped in history. Wald ridge. There are no parallels in British history. What is the Michael Wright parallel this morning? Well, unusual for me to agree with Adrian. But yes, I think he's completely right. There are no parallels and indeed that you begin to have to look to places like Italy and the fast turnover of prime ministers there. And it's one of those moments where basically it's possible to feel quite sorry for Liz truss, but slightly as guy pointed out that everyone else has probably lost even more, the Conservative Party had lost a great deal British people have lost a great deal in terms of much higher mortgage rates. You could even argue that the Labor Party their inheritance if they are eventually going to take over has got immensely more difficult because there is just less room for things. Britain is now we went over the edge. And when you go over the edge with the markets, it takes a long, long time for the markets to forgive you, and you can already see the Tories have rowed back on quite a lot of the more extravagant promises they made. But the market still don't trust them that much as we can see in the yields. So I think in general, yes, it is technically I think she's the life she's the shortest since canning, but by any measure you're not really looking at modern British political history or looking at places which rightly or wrongly are sometimes being perceived with more rapid turnover leaders. You're saying the UK has gone over the edge with markets, which is a pretty dire tone and understandably so because of what we're seeing in markets is a general election enough to begin to restore some of the credibility, some of the stability is Jeremy hunt, a technocrat, the person to do it or is this something that can not be righted for months and potentially years to come. Several things in that number one guy Johnson is completely correct. Nobody in the Conservative Party wants an election because it's like a football match that you're losing 5 nil at halftime. You're generally going to want to play the second half of any to see if you can recover a bit at the moment they would get trounced. And so it would be like turkeys voting for Christmas. So that's really being parked in one area. I think that so it's a less the Conservative Party pulls itself apart so much that some rebels begin to say, look, we'd be better having an election. I don't think that's going to happen. I think in terms of what the markets are going to do and what the way in which Britain is perceived in the world, I think you did see notwithstanding my earlier comments. You did see a fairly robust reaction to Jeremy hunt coming in and taking a more grown-up approach to what things do. What things you do. But as you pointed out now, I was saying earlier, it's very difficult once you've lost that basic trust to get it back. If you look what Johnson what Jeremy hunt did, he actually renounced not just the stuff that the markets really hated the kind of top rate tax cuts and other things like that that took it into much heavier territory. He also renounced a degree of the energy price cap, which the markets had sort of forgiven Britain for earlier. But once you lose that trust, you lose that ability. So the Tories are almost back in an earlier position. So I think it will take a degree of time. And one very interesting thing is that it's very hard for any government now to do much outside of fairly wide parameters. If you look at what labor wants to do, look what the Tories probably will do over the next couple of years. It's probably quite similar. Right now we have a headline. I feel like this is something out of a Hillary mantell novel. The leadership of France saying quote, mister Macron hopes the United Kingdom kingdom can regain stability as soon as possible. Our executive editor in terms of Brexit non stability is David Merritt. He joins us today from Washington here in our special coverage of the resignation of the prime minister David thrilled to have you with us as you are steeped in our coverage of Brexit. How much is this resignation of the prime minister linked to that day when Brexit occurred? Thanks, Tom. Yes, well, a lot of commentators are looking back in history to that moment in 2016 when the chaos really started to set in and we've seen since that vote, David Cameron, of course, resigned the morning after that vote in 2016 and we've had now three other prime ministers forced out of office and it's great to hear that bit of sledging there from the French president talking about the need for stability. But it has been a sort of accelerating process. And Brexit, we all lived and breed, didn't we, Tom? The turmoil, the twists and turns. Boris Johnson claimed that he'd got Brexit done, but obviously the after effects are still being felt. Many commentators talked about the extremities of the moves in UK markets of recent weeks being also linked to the fact that Britain was untethered as it were from the European Union, made it more exposed to some of these effects around inflation and the like that are going round the world. That is one lens on it, of course. The remainer voters still have a large voice in Britain, it would be fascinating to see, though, now who emerges from this leadership contest, are we going to see somebody who wants to start to reforge some connections back with the European Union. If they can actually try to kind of end the in fighting and the Conservative Party Brexit has not gone away, Boris Johnson did not get it done. It remains an open argument in Britain and you're seeing the facts of that still. David, to that exact point, you're asking about who the leadership will be. Well, one just removed his name from the running UK Chancellor Jeremy hunt will not stand for Tory leader that, according to the spokesman from his office, how much are we looking at something that is a UK story, David, and how much is this as we were just hearing from John micklethwait? Does this represent a sea change where a government can not get away with certain policies that they could in the past because of the interest rate regime because of the bond vigilantes coming back? Absolutely. The theory in the trust camp for the campaign was always that Britain has such a large and stable economy that the bond market will readily absorb all this extra debt to pay for they got away with it for the furlough scheme in COVID. They probably would have got away with it with this massive amount of spending to supplement energy bills, but they tipped it over the edge to borrow extra money just to cut taxes. And that
Open Floor: SI's NBA Show
"michael wright s" Discussed on Open Floor: SI's NBA Show
"About our power rankings sorry to derail this? Because our power rankings come out on Mondays. And we vote as a staff, Utah. Sliding, man. Believe the boss. 5 in a row, four in a row now. Two and 8 in their last ten, I believe. Good stuff. They don't have to go bare and they don't have to have a Mitchell. It's not the Utah Jazz. But it's out silly, but it's just going to be the brackets in both conferences going to be interesting. The east, I sent you this text. I don't know if it was last night, but the seating in the east is gonna lead to some really crazy stuff. I mean, those top 6 teams are separated so, so closely. I think there's a two game difference between Brooklyn and a 6 seat right now. Which is wild. Some team is going to end up with the one seed and is going to regret it because they're going to get Brooklyn or Milwaukee in the second round or something insane and be like, you know, how did this happen? Yeah, the seatings are crazy. Real quick, I just want to finish my plane and then touch back on that if you want. So Denver is 28 and 21 and Philly is 30 and 19. So Philadelphia is two up in the lost column. And I just like don't even like when we talk about it again, if Philadelphia finishes first, which is possible, they could. But Denver could also have the same record and be like fourth or third or whatever in the west and so I don't know. I just think it's really dumb. I think which is an easy choice as the MVP and there are a few NBA dot com's official MVP ladder that Michael Wright does an excellent job on. I think yoga is still number one there. So shout out to him and shout out to that placement. But I do just I like this email from Alex because it was addressing something that was on my mind that I actually wanted to talk about and was timely and so wonderful. And I think I hope I didn't spend too much time. No, I think listen about it. We're with you, man. Let me put it this way. And beads not a shoe in for MVP. There's a lot of season left, but we will be we will certainly be pushing the jokic narrative as long as we're hosting this podcast. Always. Unless unless something changes, but for now, I think we both have jokic as our MVP. I know. Marcus smart just playing with glass in his hand. He's like, plus a hundred in the last three games, we'll see what happens tonight. Okay, let's move on to this email from Jonathan, which you'll really love, Rohan, and I also loved it. Jonathan writes, hey Michael, Chris Rohan, and Shelby. Love the pod. My question is, if you take the best player off of each NBA team, who wins the finals and why is it the Miami Heat? From Jonathan, who says PS need more Shelby? I agree, Shelby is the greatest. We all need more Shelby. Shelby doesn't want to be our friend though. So much we can do about it. Okay, so..
Patriots Beat
"michael wright s" Discussed on Patriots Beat
"So the volatility of JC Jackson's game that we saw at times last year where there was a lot of boomer bust. It was either a pick 6 and one direction or a touchdown in the other direction. And there was a lot of ups and downs with JC Jackson's game last year. He has really leveled that ship. And now he's just a consistent cover guy. Man zone can still ball hawk, but can still shut it down. I think his attention to detail and to film study has really helped him out. He talked about that earlier this year that it was really trying to lock in on that grind with the film study. I think he's really rounded out his game to now, not just being a pick magnet in a touchdown interception magnet, excuse me, but also being able to shut guys down consistently down to down on top of that. Yeah, so I think we don't have enough information yet to answer this question. And it's going to come down to and here's the thing. I don't think there'll be enough information by the time they have to make the decision. So to me, I think they franchise. I think they franchise them and then. There's a really good year in theirs for corners who maybe you need to give a year or two, right? Josh jobe, Kobe Bryant, Michael Wright. So if you franchise JC Jackson draft one of those guys, then in 2023, and of course, guys can sign extensions, but he projects to be a really strong free agent cornerback cornerback free agent here. So you use the top 60 top 90 pick on a corner this year. You have that guy play behind JC Jackson for a year and then hopefully that guy pans out and then Jackson moves on off the tag and you bring in somebody else, right? Basically what they did, I made this comparison before, but they have Revis in Malcolm butler. And Revis was the clear Revis was clearly a number one in ace corner. Like he wasn't just a number one. He was an ace he was a shutdown corner. Yeah. Now compiler was very good. He was the number one, but he wasn't quite that ace. So what did they do? They moved on from Revis. They strung butler along with team control devices like tags until they had a chance to go get another ace since Stefan Gilmore. And in between,.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"michael wright s" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Now, the latest news from New York City and around the world hears Michael Barr. I'm Lisa John Democrats will vote later today whether to remove controversial congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene from House committees. House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy says statements Green has made about school shootings and anti Semitic conspiracy theories do not represent the values of House Republicans. However, McCarthy did not take any action last night to remove green from assignments. Meanwhile, House Republicans voted last night keep Wyoming representative Liz Cheney in their house leadership role after she voted last month to impeach former President Donald Trump. Ah former white Columbus, Ohio police officer who shot and killed an unarmed black man three days before Christmas will be in court for his bail hearing this morning. Adam Coy's lawyers say he was just doing what he was trained to do back on December 22nd. When he opened fire and Andre Hill Coy told investigators he thought Hill, who was leaving a friend's garage, had a gun in his hand. But he didn't Franklin County Grand jury indicted Coy on charges of murder, felony assault and dereliction of duty and attorney for Hill's family. Michael Wright says he thinks the murder charge is appropriate. This is not a conviction. This is just an indictment, so we believe this is the first step to holding officer accountable for his actions. Coy's defense lawyer, Mark Collins, says he believes his client's actions were justified. Even though he was mistaking that he didn't have a gun. That mistake was an honest belief and one that was reasonable, based on the totality of situation. The officers were responding to a non emergency call about a noise complaint live from the Bloomberg Interactive Brokers Studios. This is global news 24 hours a day on here and on Bloomberg Quick take powered by more than 2700 journalists, an analyst More than 120 countries are.
WTVN
"michael wright s" Discussed on WTVN
"Three charges for the shooting death of Andre Hill last month. Ohio Attorney General David Poe says his office will look to get a conviction. But let me be clear. But I believe the evidence in this case support the indictment. In my office will vigorously Prosecute this case. The charges include murder, dereliction of duty and Polonius assault. Hill was unarmed at the time of the shooting. Koi was taken into custody Wednesday. Following the grand jury's decision goes. Defense lawyer Mark Collins says he believes his client's actions were justified trained a certain way too. Taken action to stop the threat and take ticket Axl's purposeful action to stop the threat, so that kind of doesn't make sense. Meanwhile, Hill family attorney Michael Wright says he thinks the charges are first step in holding coy accountable believe that it was murder. We believe that it wasn't intentional killing of a Minister Hill that should not have occurred. So we think murder is appropriate again. Hills unarmed. One former officer, Koy shot and killed him Democrats repressing forward on the president's covert stimulus plan. President Biden has been meeting with Republican and Democratic lawmakers urging fast action on a $1.9 trillion covert rescue proposal. He believes he could get bipartisan support. Oh, give Republicans support president making that prediction in a meeting with Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer and other top Senate Democrats. So far no Republican lawmaker has voted in favor of a budget resolution approved by the House. Serving is a gateway to the president's covert proposal Earlier this week, President Biden that with several Senate Republicans who are proposing a pared down $600 billion measure on Capitol Hill, Jared Halpern, Fox knew the House today will consider stripping Georgia Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor green of her committee assignments. Greens come under scrutiny for promoting conspiracy theories. House GOP leader Kevin McCarthy condemned her past comments. But the GOP House membership didn't take any action against her during a meeting Wednesday night, health officials say, Now's not the time to invite people over for a Super Bowl watch parties. The numbers of new Corona virus infections, deaths and hospitalizations have been Platt towing and falling for the past week. But in California, the Super Bowl becomes a concern All that's jeopardized.
WTVN
"michael wright s" Discussed on WTVN
"Also, union County marries fill city schools on a two hour delight North Union locals on into our delight. Madison County Madison planes local is on a two hour delay this morning. That list is always on. Always updated and 6 10 W. T V and calm. A next police officer in Columbus will face charges after shooting and killing an unarmed man. On Wednesday evening, Ohio Attorney General Dave Yos announced that a Franklin County grand jury indicted former Columbus police Officer Adam Coy In the shooting death of Andre Hill, an unarmed black man back in late December. Truth is the best friend of justice, and the grand jury here found the truth. Andre Hill should not be dead. The grand jury indicting coy for murder in the commission of a felony Felonious assault and two counts of dereliction of duty for failing to turn on his body camera and failing to inform fellow officers that he felt Hill presented a danger. Koi was taken into custody Wednesday. I'm Sean Gallagher. Family attorney Michael Wright says the family understands there is still a long road to justice. This is not a conviction. This is just an indictment, so we believe this is the first step to holding officer accountable for his actions. His defense lawyer, Mark Collins, says he believes his client's actions were justified even though he was mistaking that he didn't have a gun. That mistake was an honest belief and one that was reasonable based on the totality situation. A statement from the office of the chief of Police says he department will continue to cooperate with you. Ohio Attorney general's office in the Franklin County Products. Prosecutor's office. Former officer Coy will appear in court this morning. Ah homicide investigations underway after a body was found hidden in a mattress in the hilltop area, police say was found next to a Dumpster along breaks road Wednesday morning Homicide detective said the body may have been frozen and assistance might be needed from the Franklin County Coroner's office. Get ready for a vote A Rama in the Senate today, Senate Democrats try to pass a special covert budget reconciliation, Republicans can offer unlimited amendments and could last into tomorrow, Senate Republicans will offer amendments in the initial Biden covert rescue plan designed to embarrass or put Democrats in a bind. That includes votes on whether taxpayers should give relief checks to undocumented immigrants or raise small business taxes during the pandemic. It is part of political theater when a minority party can't stop in this case, Democrats getting it Simple Senate majority Vote on covert relief CBC's Andy Field reporting the House today will consider stripping Georgia congresswoman Marjorie Taylor green of her committee assignments. Greens come under scrutiny for promoting conspiracy theories. House GOP leader Kevin McCarthy condemned her past comments with the GOP House members didn't take any action against her during a meeting Wednesday night three To one here..
WTVN
"michael wright s" Discussed on WTVN
"Updated at 6 10 that we you TV and calm. Ah Franklin County Grand jury's indicted former Columbus police officer Adam Coy on charges in connection to the shooting death of Andre Hill Back on December 22nd. Ohio Attorney General David Poe says evidence supports the indictment. Truth is the best friend of justice and the grand jury here found the truth. Andre Hill should not be dead Charges are for murder in the commission of a felony Felonious assault and two counts of dereliction of duty for failing to turn on his body camera and failing to inform fellow officers he felt Hill presented a danger boy was arrested Wednesday. He'll appear in court this morning goes. Defense lawyer Mark Collins says he believe his client's actions were justified trained a certain way too. Taken action to stop a threat and take ticket actual, purposeful action to stop the threat, so that kind of doesn't make sense. Hill Family Attorney Michael Wright says he thinks the charges are first step in holding coy accountable believe that it was murder. We believe that it wasn't intentional killing of a Minister Hill that should not have occurred so we think murder is appropriate. It was unarmed when former officer Koy shot and killed him. Governor Mike DeWine since a $10 million Grant will buy body cameras for law enforcement agencies across Ohio while the wine outlined his plans during a budget proposal on Wednesday, says around 180 of the state's 900 law enforcement agencies currently have body cams, which were recommended by a state advise report. House set to Vote Today on whether to strip Georgia congresswoman Marjorie Taylor green of her committee assignments, NBC's Peter Alexander reports, House GOP leader Kevin McCarthy spoke with Green Top House Republican Kevin McCarthy. Saying he condemns greens comments unequivocally and that he said as much when they met Tuesday, telling Green we have a responsibility to hold ourselves to a higher standard that how she presented herself as a private citizen. And while McCarthy did speak with the congresswoman, GOP House members didn't take any action against her. During a meeting Wednesday night, the Bite administration reopening a facility to house unaccompanied migrant teens that was closed under the previous Trump administration. Move comes amid the possibility of a surgeon, attempted border crossings and reduced capacity because of covert 19. The Office of Refugee Settlements said the Carrizo Springs, Texas facility will hold up to 700 migrant Children within the next two weeks. We go again federal aid to airline set to expire next month So airlines again or warning they'll have to furlough workers. You may remember when federal aid ran out two airlines in October, many thousands of airline workers lost their jobs. They were brought back on board. Not long ago Once the deal was reached, will now American Airlines is warning that about 13,000 employees would be furloughed when federal aid runs out again next month. Days ago, United said it might have to lay off up to 14,000 employees American saying he thought by summer it might be able to fly all of its aircraft again. But because vaccine distribution is taking longer than expected, it thinks demand for travel will be much lower than anticipated. Like Stone, ABC News, former Cleveland Brown said Coach Marty Schottenheimer's and hospice following complications from Alzheimer's disease. Family issued a statement saying he's been moved to a hospice facility near his home in Charlotte, North Carolina, and is in stable condition..
Newsradio 970 WFLA
"michael wright s" Discussed on Newsradio 970 WFLA
"Rogers will have the luxury to go play Red Fog and Green Bay before a controversial decision. Michael Jordan stipulation I'm on the green team on Lee. If Isaiah is not there or fall, sometimes the fates of two superstars are forever linked favorites. In the right. Hands down. Is that stop? No way! No. How these stories begin. And even when we've seen how some of the man you are leaving What about everything that went down in between who was right Who is wrong? And which side are you on? I've covered sports for years and places like Sports Illustrated and Espy Nation. And I've been fortunate enough to witness the drama, the greatness and the emotion up close, Which is why we're excited to bring you deep into some of the biggest rivalries in sports like Read far fighting off Aaron Rodgers for the starting QB job in Green Bay. Michael Jordan clash in eight The show ain't over yet, folks keeping it real. It's time for roll call. All right. A lot of roll call the next I know I want to hear from many, many of you or read your thoughts and share them with the rest of the team. And look friends. This is it's a tough week. It's a tough week. Um, it's disappointing. It's disconcerting. For some, it's a little frightening. I know that. I know that's what's happening here. I know what we've been through and we're gonna be okay. I understand the scale of the challenge. I understand the scope of the threat, but I think we're gonna be okay. Just got to stay focused and remember who we are and what we're all about. We'll get through this. Really? I really mean that we'll get through this that there are better weeks ahead. Not the inauguration week. That one's going to be rough for you, too. But there are better weeks ahead. Better times ahead for this country. Let's get into it. I wanna hear from you. Michael Wright's Buck. I love you, Man. Michael. I love you, too. I'm not aware SS, but I've been listening almost daily for four years and I agree with you 99% of the time. What are people supposed to do? Raise our voices and signs until Democrats have stolen every election, And every right should George Washington and Thomas Jefferson have had a peaceful protest went through the process and obeyed the laws. Other than violence. What options are left? We've been civil obeyed the rules. The Democrats have rammed it down our throats. I don't want to disagree with you on this, but being peaceful, hasn't and isn't going to work. Sometimes good. People have to do bad things for good causes. Ask any person that has ever fought in any war. We should fight fire with fire. We should protest outside of every Democrat Representatives House and use their tactics against them. I don't want to sound crazy. I'm not being sarcastic. Please give me enough that another answer that hasn't already failed. I'm afraid of something isn't done now. It will be too late in two or four years from Michael. Okay, buddy. Look. I I understand where you're coming from, but let let's be. Let's be very clear about this. What happened at the Capitol. And put aside that I've you know, it was it was criminal. And it was there was violence and the police officer was killed. And we've already established all all that and you know, I think that that's all terrible. Okay, but but what was accomplished? Decide what was accomplished by what happened. The capital. Are there going to be more of those kinds of riots? Think people gonna do more than no. No, That's not what that's not how conservatism Uh, Grows. That's not how conservatism Is that's just not that's just not what we do. It's not who we are. We don't do that. Right. I'm not going to be a part of them. Not gonna do that. Now what you're talking about What? When does when his violence called foreign society? Yeah, man, if they if they start sending people door to door and they say, Hey, we're cut. We're taking all of your guns, and we're also And if if if a family member has a problem with that we're gonna arrest that person. Everything I mean. There is the Second Amendment exists as a check on government tyranny. And that is possible that that could be an issue we have to face in the future. We're not there yet. We are. We're not there yet, and people are being very emotional right now. And they're not thinking I I believe they're not thinking. With full Context and clarity about the situation worrying and the ways that we can move forward. It looked like we were completely done. Obama came into office with control in the house with control in the Senate. Promising to radically transform the country and we were being told as he came in office. You know, that's it. This is the new way. This is America forever. Now and then. Two years later, you had Massive red wave in the tea party came back and So do not despair. There is a future here for politics in this country or politics is way to resolve disputes. By other means without violence. And I know that a lot of you don't wanna hear that right now. But I'm also going to tell you people who are saying violence is an answer here are wrong and they're and they're demagoguing this They're not gonna be the big voices, the rich people out there and in TV land that everything else we're saying this, there's not very many of them. But anybody who's he was just fire advocating for this, they they're trying to play on the emotions of conservative crowds right now for their own benefit. Violence is not the answer. It's just not not in this. Not in this circumstance. Not here. I'm sorry. On by Michael you. You know what you are more than free to disagree with me, Of course, And I appreciate your writing in and the respectful tone you took. And I'm honored that you listen to the show. But I'm telling you, it's gonna get better. We're not. We're not at a point where you know the violent overthrow of the government to something anybody should be thinking about her talking about right. That's not the way We will rally. We will come back, but we will do it through the process. And I know I can already hear the boos from people in the anger about that, but it will work. It happened. Look in 2016. Look what? Look what we defeated in 2016, But I know I know. Right now. It's hard and I know I'm going to this week and I just wanted It's gonna tune out from all the politics Honestly it Zoe overwhelming these days, and I know a lot of you probably even take it a day or two or hopefully less than three or four. But you don't take a day off from leaving. Listen to this show because It's just It's just rough right now. I get that I understand it's going to. It's going to be interesting. And also I'm gonna move. Let me say this to you, Michael. We're gonna abandon this country that we love so much to the radical left. We're going to do that. Where you going? We're gonna let that happen. No, And if we abandon the process, that's exactly what will happen. News, traffic and weather. Tampa Bay's news radio W F L.
NewsRadio WIOD
"michael wright s" Discussed on NewsRadio WIOD
"Call that X. I know I want to hear from many, many of you or read your thoughts and share them with the rest of the team. And the look friends. This is it's a tough week. It's a tough week. Am. It's disappointing. It's disconcerting. For some, it's a little frightening. I know that. I know that's what's happening here. I know what we've been through and we're going to be okay. I understand the scale of the challenge. I understand the scope of the threat, but I think we're gonna be okay. Just got to stay focused and remember who we are and what we're all about. We'll get through this. Really? I really mean that we'll get through this that there are better weeks ahead. Not the inauguration week. That one's gonna be rough for you, too. But there are better weeks ahead. Better times ahead for this country. Let's get into it. I wanna hear from you, Michael Wright's Buck. I love you, Man. Michael. I love you, too. I'm not a West Tess. But I've been listening almost daily for four years and I agree with you 99% of the time. What are people supposed to do? Raise our voices and signs until Democrats have stolen every election, And every right should George Washington and Thomas Jefferson have had a peaceful protest went through the process and obeyed the laws. Other than violence. What options are left? We've been civil obeyed the rules. The Democrats have Rand it down our throats. I don't want to disagree with you on this, but being peaceful, hasn't and isn't going to work. Sometimes good. People have to do bad things for good causes. Ask any person that has ever fought in any war. We should fight fire with fire. We should protest outside of every Democrat Representatives House and use their tactics against them. I don't want to sound crazy. I'm not being sarcastic. Please give me enough that another answer that hasn't already failed. I'm afraid of something isn't done now. It will be too late in two or four years from Michael. Okay, buddy. Look. I I understand where you're coming from, but let let's be. Let's be very clear about this. What happened at the Capitol. And put aside that I've you know, it was it was criminal. And it was there was violence and the police officer was killed. And we've already established all all that and you know, I think that that's all terrible. Okay, but but what was accomplished? Decide what was accomplished by what happened. The capital. Are there going to be more of those kinds of riots? I think people gonna do more than no. No, That's not what that's not how conservatism Uh, Grows. That's not how conservatism Years. That's just not. That's just not what we do. It's not who we are. We don't do that. Right. I'm not going to be a part of them. Not gonna do that. Now what you're talking about What? When does when his violence called foreign society? Yeah, man, if they if they start sending people door to door and they say, Hey, work work, But we're taking all of your guns and we're also And if if if a family member has a problem with that we're gonna arrest that person. Everything I mean. There is the Second Amendment exists as a check on government tyranny. And that is possible that that could be an issue we have to face in the future. We're not there yet. We're we're not there yet, And people are being very emotional right now. And they're not thinking I I believe they're not thinking. With full Context and clarity about the situation worrying and the ways that we can move forward. It looked like we were completely done. Obama came into office with control in the house with control in the Senate. Promising to radically transform the country and we were being told as he came in office. You know, that's it. This is the new way. This is America forever. Now and then. Two years later, you had Massive red wave in the tea party came back and So do not despair. There is a future here for politics in this country or politics is way to resolve disputes. By other means without violence. And I know that a lot of you don't wanna hear that right now. But I'm also gonna tell you people who are saying violence is an answer here are wrong and they're and they're demagoguing this They're not gonna be the big voices, the rich people out there and in TV land that everything else we're saying this, there's not very many of them. But anybody who's just fire advocating for this they they're trying to play on the emotions of conservative crowds right now for their own benefit. Violence is not the answer. It's just not not in this. Not in this circumstance. Not here. I'm sorry. On by Michael you. You know what you are more than free to disagree with me, Of course, And I appreciate your writing in and the respectful tone you took. And I'm honored that you listen to the show. But I'm telling you, it's going to get better. We're not. We're not at a point where you know the violent overthrow of the government to something anybody should be thinking about her talking about right. That's not the way We will rally. We will come back, but we will do it through the process. And I know I can already hear the boos from people in the anger about that, but it will work It happened. Look in 2016. Look what? Look what we defeated in 2016, But I know I know. Right now. It's hard and I know I'm going to this week and I just wanted It's gonna tune out from all the politics Honestly it Zoe overwhelming these days, and I know a lot of you probably even take it a day or two or hopefully less than three or four. But you don't take a day off from leaving. Listen to this show because It's just It's just rough right now. I get that I understand it's going to. It's going to be interesting. And also I'm gonna move. Let me say this to you, Michael. We're gonna abandon this country that we love so much to the radical left. We're gonna do that. Where you going? We're gonna let that happen. No, And if we abandon the process, that's exactly what will happen from the W. Y o d 24 hour traffic.
KNBR The Sports Leader
"michael wright s" Discussed on KNBR The Sports Leader
"I've been down and then you use any combination of a couple of linebackers and safeties. It is really challenging on offense to know which ones are Russia's, which ones they are playing pass protection and who's coming from what angle That is a real challenge for organ to try toe overcome today, So Iowa State with the 14 to 7 lead, and this start will drop of this. Dr will start at the 15 yard line of Oregon. After the turnover. Tariq Milton receiver goes in most of the left now speeds to the right side. It's a play faking a roll out to the right party throwing end zone and going up to get it can't hang on in the end zone. It was intended for Joe skates that time Michael Wright was in coverage and knocked it away. An excellent finish from both right and pick it and the secondary by not letting not giving up on that play because that ball was really actually within the grasp of the wide receiver, but they continue to fight all the way to the ground and knock it out big play by the secondary of Oregon to start Second down in 10, Iowa State from the 15 yard line. Breece Hall is off to the left of the quarterback Brock hurdy they'll send. Kohler has a touchdown catch in most of these on the right side hand off the hall across the 15 trying to push the legs forward to the 12 yard line before he's finally grabbed and taken down by Noah's Sewell and it'll be third down for the Psychlos. Was state not finding much success right between the guards. But they're continuing to establish their continuing to throw those body blows, hoping that the short gains will turn into bigger gains later in the game, But no assume £250 is not having any part of it. He's having a night. Couple of nice tackles. We have yet to see. Really any impact from cave on Thibodeau. Yeah, though we told you how good I was statesman on third down so far today six for seven, but they got third and seven here. Shy the 12 yard line. There's purty back to pass purty over the middle and is caught by whole tries to leap over a defender and he's caught right near the line to make by Verone McKinley and he's gonna be just short, It'll be fourth down. Bree's whole was trying to do his best nausea, Harris and Hurdle. The tackler, but in the top ended up with his shins right about face mask high of the defender trying to bring him to the ground. He was from the back field. It was Xavier Hutchison, who was coming across the field on a shallow cross. And it was party who was almost running a delayed shallow cross in behind. Thought he could find an opening, but excellent pursuit by the organ defense. Second time this first half they're gonna go for it on fourth and one they converted last time. Here's the snap, too purty give to haul. All out across the five. He's got the first down for the four yard line. So on fourth and one consecutive times they go to Hall and he helps convert. Well, they get set on. First down. Let's pause 10 seconds for station idea. You're listening to the PlayStation Fiesta Bowl on ESPN Radio and the ESPN app. Happy holidays. Everybody spreading holiday cheer with ice Cold beer told Bert Kruger and Brooks Weekdays, 2 to 6 on KNBR and KNBR Evans. San Francisco. Mark Castor share Ben Heart Sock 8 10 to go Second Quarter Iowa State with a 14 7 lead on Oregon first and goal from the four yard line. Reese all in the Backfield Party takes the staff in the gun. He's going to run up to the four yard line against hit there and push back. Might have got back to the line of scrimmage. Mace Fiona took him down second gold coming Called quarterback run by Iowa State. That's going to give a numbers advantage to the Cyclones that they would have the quarterback be the one running that adds one more blocker into the formation. It was excellent pursuit. Excellent gap integrity by the Oregon Ducks defense. There was nowhere for property to run Broad Kirti US four touchdown runs this season the line them up second and goal from the right hash at the five yard line. Officially a yard lost. Is a snap to party turns fakes now rolls to his left thumb or the 10 squares back end zone throw caught by Hutchinson, but he's out of bounds out. The back of the end zone is the ruling and it'll be third and goal. Organ defensive coordinator Andy Avalos told us in our pregame meetings that keeping Brock Party in the pocket was so critical for Oregon's defense because most of the big plays that Iowa State has capitalized on the season come when Brock purty escapes the pocket Cavon Thibodeau was trying to keep contain, but it was brought party using a very substantial head and shoulder pump fake. It stopped him in Aesop Thibodeau in his tracks, allowing him to escape almost a touchdown. They missed it by just a few toes on that back line. Here's third and goal snap to Purdy has time throws over the middle caught at the one grease hole and as he tries to extend toward the goal line, he's not going to get there. The umpire's.