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WLS-AM 890
"sidley" Discussed on WLS-AM 890
"A free large side of three cheese queso with your entree to drip your burrito a thirty -year -old woman was found strangled to death in a garage on Chicago's south side on on Monday night police say they responded to the 7800 block of South Indiana Avenue to find the woman unresponsive she was pronounced dead at the scene the Cook County Medical Examiner has identified her as Sierra Johnson neighbors tell ABC 7 that nothing seemed out of the ordinary within the household no problems they're always quiet and no problems at all you know always quiet good people good people you know it's a tragedy the victim's family say they believe who know they know who killed her and have shared that information with with police the FBI is investigating after an armored truck robbery yesterday Nick Gale has more it happened food outside for of less grocery store in chicago heights the FBI saying three men with guns robbed the armored truck struck in the parking lot in the past five weeks there have been at least three armored vehicle in the south suburbs Nick Hale 890 WLS news a man who had just moved to the country from Iraq was found dead inside his home in suburban Glenview earlier this week police responded to the 700 block of Long for reports of an injured man they say that man was already dead upon their arrival neighbors say the man had purchased the home in June and was planning on moving his fiance from Iraq to live with him friends of the man are this man spoke with ABC 7 he was going to success about family future but it doesn't happen Glenview police are labeling this only as a death investigation and have not yet said if it's considered a homicide authorities have not yet determined whether criminal charges will be filed after an NFL game and included a fan who died following a fight in the stands ABC's at Brian Clark eyewitnesses say Dale Mooney was punched several times in the stands at Sunday's Patriots game he then collapsed and was later pronounced dead authorities have interviewed eyewitnesses to the fight but today the Norfolk County DA's office said preliminary autopsy results showed no signs of trauma but did identify an apparent medical issue more tests are pending and the investigation remains open Mooney's wife Lisa told ABC affiliate WCVB I just feel numb I just can't even believe this is for real Mooney was 53 Brian Clark ABC News as the big three automakers and the United Auto workers continue their negotiations this week workers continue their pickets outside several Ford General Motors and Kesha plants Mitchell a member of UAW local 900 says that Ford and other companies owe them for the sacrifices they made and the work they've done it's about corporate greed they're making billions of offer our backs UAW president Sean Fain said on Monday that the union strike will likely expand to other plants if serious progress isn't made in contract negotiations by Friday WLS news time 104 Bishop Ford accident blocking the left lane inbound after the steel bridge causing stop -and -go traffic from Sidley Boulevard Kennedy inbound for hair to the burn is 27 minutes about 39 delay -free on the Eden's Eisenhower it's a half an hour inbound or outbound from Thorndale Field post Stevenson office delay -free inbound outbound is half an hour from DeSable Lake Shore Drive to I -355 and the Dan Ryan slow traffic outbound from downtown to 95th Street at 16 minutes next traffic update 15 minutes sponsored by Macy's backstage what will you find at Macy's backstage here's a hint ball fines for $25 and under like sharp lasers cozy sweaters cargo
The Bitboy Crypto Podcast
"sidley" Discussed on The Bitboy Crypto Podcast
"The banker is still unknown. The continued anonymity has fueled intense speculation within the community regarding the true identity of this person. A prominent hypothesis put forth by Mr. Huber and Deaton leans toward it's Mike Novogratz of Galaxy Digital. So Mike Novogratz famously has the Taraluna wolf tattoo, right? I don't know about his tattoos, so. We have the same haircut. We have the same haircut featured on the Martini guys intro, or it used to be. I haven't seen it lately. So as Bitcoin has reported, the SEC has recently filed a motion for an appeal against Taurus' verdict, which argued that the sales of XRP are not securities under the Howey test. In response, Stewart Alderoy T commented, the agency is only seeking the court's permission to file an appeal and not seeking to appeal against the decision of XRP as a security. Here we see, you know, we have that nice wick up, close to a dollar, and it's just been consolidating and bleeding ever since then. You know someone got that short in right there. So a big win for the person who caught the wick there. Let's see, we're gonna talk about some crypto liquidations. Tim, what's the best tip to not get liquidated? Don't get overextended and keep watching the charts. I mean, you can say what you want about charts. You don't have to do all the craziness that Frankie or Kelly or I do, but just look at the charts. Even Ben, Deezy, and others who don't necessarily call themselves technical analysts, they still keep their eyes on levels. They still keep their eyes on seeing where volume and overextended levels are. So learn the basics, play it smart, never invest more than you're able to lose, and when you get a good option to take profit, take profit, don't try to wait for perfect or just keep going. Choose your levels before the trade and stick to it. All right, people are asking Andrew who, I think this is how you say his last name, Andrew A. Kunzack of Sidley Austin LLP, Kunzack. I'm not sure how to pronounce that one. All right, let's talk about, oh, I think it's time for a little mid-roll though. You ready to talk, let's do that little steak mid-roll. Let's do the mid-roll. I think the best way to not get liquidated, don't trade. That's his number one option, yeah. That will work. Don't go above 20X, I would say that's even high if you don't want to get liquidated. You get liquidated on 20X pretty easily with some movement. All right, let's talk about crypto lender. Liquidates billion of SHIB and other tokens on Coinbase. This is the bankrupt crypto lender. Who are we talking about? We are talking about Voyager Digital, reportedly been offloading the hefty amount of crypto on Coinbase with over 1.4 trillion, trillion with the T, Shiba, 781 Bitcoin, and almost 10,000 ETH being burned on this platform. 1.4 trillion, Shiba, what's that, about like 20 bucks? I've never done the math on that one. Well, Shiba, it's four zeros and a one right now. I think, no, we just went to five and a nine. I went to five and a nine, oh, down, red morning. All right, all right. Well, let's see, Voyager, they've been selling assets over the last few days, so far have sold about 49 different tokens for about $63 million worth. Luckily, the lion's share is in Bitcoin, ETH, and Shiba. Shiba probably getting a little bit of some sell pressure from that, so if you're wondering why it's wicking down so hard, this could be one of the reasons.
The Bitboy Crypto Podcast
"sidley" Discussed on The Bitboy Crypto Podcast
"One of the authors of the letters voiced his reservations and called for transparency regarding the approval of a company with strong ties to the CCP. Meanwhile, Coinbase CEO praised the letters and shared his concerns, remarking, blatantly political behavior from a regulator undermines trust in our institutions. Further emphasized the importance of equal treatment for all individuals under the law. Hey, what do we have here? Adding to the conversation, crypto influencer BitBoy Crypto echoed similar concerns regarding the links to the SEC, suggesting a potential undisclosed crypto takeover plan involving the crypto startup and the SEC chair. I will say this, it's gonna be interesting. So defense industry, all right, so every time you see a general talking about, you know, hey, we gotta do this, and you know, they're on these committees and joint national, where do they end up? They end up at like Raytheon, they end up at Lockheed Martin, you know, they end up in these other companies. We're gonna follow Gary Gensler. And do you think Gary Gensler, you know, I think he's gonna have too much of a spotlight on it. He's not gonna be able to take that Promethium advisor. I think he's gonna have too much of a spotlight to do those $150,000 speaking Zoom call, but we'll be watching. It was a rush job to replace Sam Bankman-Fried and FTX because they lost them, so. I think that's the best take there. It was a rush job, they had a hold. Meanwhile, they're like all these moving parts and like, guys, we gotta do it. Find somebody, and then Promethium was like, hey, I'll do it, so they just created this entity. Controlling humans isn't as easy as it used to be, Mark the Shark, that's what he says. Yeah, dang that pesky internet and, you know, people sharing ideas and, you know, objectives. Yeah, that's true. Although we do have big tech censorship. Drew, what are your thoughts on big tech censorship? Is it overblown, understated? Understated, I would say so. And it's got amazing capabilities. You can speak in metaphors about specific information that's public domain and you can be kind to the community and the algorithmic robots will still find you. So it's got very powerful potentials that I've experienced personally. Redman says, you'll eat the bugs and you'll like it. Now, Tim, Mr. Beardmaster 2000, are you ready to talk about XRP? Brought to you by Stake. Dude, I've been ready for this since I was on the show Monday. And then missed yesterday, so it's good to be back. I know everyone in chat missed me, by the way, Deezy. I'm sure you did a great job, but I saw earlier someone said I'm a billionaire, so. Why am I working here then? Sheba billionaire. Maybe like some very low value altcoin. Listen, she, I'm not the biggest lover of she, but I will give credit where it is due to everyone who's a she-believer. You guys had a great week. Is it over? Let me know in chat. I mean, it's down today, so. But I mean, you could keep going back up. I think it's gonna keep going up. Yeah. All right, let's see. They do want some HBAR charts. So you're doing the charts. Yeah, we'll do some HBAR later. All right, you hear that? You hear that? You ask? Maybe we'll give. All right, he's a, all right, all right. XRP, Tim Squad, all right, Bro Tip. Hey, shout out to the BitSquad. Let's talk a little XRP brought to you by Stake. Institutional investors continue to bet big on XRP following Ripple's partial SEC win. Major institutional investors. I mean, is this fluff or is there something here? So they've been pouring cash into Ripple for the 16th week running, according to a Monday report from CoinShares. So CoinShares is the one looking at the data here. So assets under management for XRP products has also risen 127% since January this year. CoinShares had a research told Decrypt that 11 million worth of investor money has been put into XRP since the beginning of 2023. The reason for this optimism seems to be the saga between Ripple Labs and regulators. But a federal district judge wrote in a partial routing that programmatic sales of XRP to retail investors did not qualify as securities. The judge did say, however, that over 700 million worth of contracts for institutional sales did constitute unregistered security sales. Even so, Ripple Labs broadly interpreted the ruling as positive there. So Ripple Labs, big institutional money, 11 million. I'd like it to be a little bit higher, but I think the more important metric is 16th week running. That just kind of showing, hey, maybe, you know, what do we say about the big bets? They don't try to time markets exactly, except maybe Michael Burry, but they'll scale in and they'll scale out. They'll scale out at the top and they'll scale in at the bottom. And so, you know, 16 weeks running is about four months. Probably a really, really good time to start DCing, you know, for about an eight month, 12 month period. Can Gensler's mom go back in time and get, okay, okay. I see where that one's going. Hey, more to Tim here. Check out the Rune volume profile. Looking for a short squeeze to me. Frankie talked as well. Shout out to Candle Mafia right there. All right, let's talk about Ripple versus SEC. Taurus receives motion by a mysterious investment banker. Ooh, sounds like an anime or something. The filing dating yesterday in the US District Court. Please take notice that Andrew Kunzack of Sidley Austin LLP hereby respectfully enters an appearance for investment banker declarant one in the above caption action. The clerk in this court is requested to note this appearance on the court's docket and to forward copies of all entries, orders, notices, and other documents in this proceeding to the undersigned counsel. So it's a lot of legalese here and basically a mysterious party has officially re-entered in appearance through counsel in the case overseen by Judge Taurus.
The Crypto Overnighter
"sidley" Discussed on The Crypto Overnighter
"The ongoing case between Ripple Labs and the U.S. Securities Exchange Commission remains a hot topic in the crypto industry. Recently, Judge Analisa Torres approved a notice of appearance for an investment banker declarant. This approval allows Andrew A. Konczak from the law firm Sidley Austin LLP to appear as an investment banker declarant in the lawsuit. The main goal of this move is to prevent the disclosure of potentially confidential information. This relates to an earlier order that was sealed by the court, specifically the Hinman speech documents. The investor bank declarant's role is crucial. They aim to protect their stakeholders and eliminate uncertainty as the SEC plans to further appeal the court's summary judgment ruling. This ruling by Judge Torres stated that secondary XRP sales were not considered investment contracts. Interestingly, Ripple had previously opposed an appearance for an investment banker declarant. The SEC's actions against Ripple have met with skepticism and criticism. They recently requested permission to file an interlocutory appeal. This challenges Judge Torres' decision on Ripple's programmatic sales of XRP on digital exchanges and other distributions. Judge Torres had declared that these sales and distributions are not securities. She believed that retail buyers of XRP did not expect to profit directly from Ripple's efforts. However, she did find that Ripple's sales of XRP to institutional investors are investment contracts. This distinction between retail and institutional sales is significant. The SEC, however, disagreed with the ruling. They believe Judge Torres' decision poses controlling questions of law where there is substantial ground for differences of opinion. The SEC even referenced a recent ruling by Judge Jed Rakoff in the SEC v. Tara lawsuit. Rakoff disagreed with Judge Torres' reasoning in the Ripple case. He believes that the Howey Test, a long-standing security test in the U.S., does not differentiate between buyers as Judge Torres did. Speaking of courtroom drama, silence can sometimes speak volumes. Transitioning from Ripple, we move to the quiet yet loud stance of Ryan Salami. If you find these insights valuable, make sure to like and get notifications.
WTOP
"sidley" Discussed on WTOP
"I'm rich hunter, the top local stories we're following this hour. Good news out of college park as the Maryland women are heading to their third consecutive sweet 16. The 27 and 6 terps beat 7 seeded Arizona in the second round of the women's NCAA tournament last night, a sweet victory for coach Brenda freeze as that win was at the expense of her Alma mater. Marilyn now faces third seeded Notre-Dame in the regional semifinals Saturday, the terps edged out the Irish 74 72 when they met last December, this is the 11th time freeze has coached Maryland to a sweet 16. Virginia state police responded to reports of a sedan shooting at other vehicles and fairfax county around 5 ten Sunday afternoon. The vehicle was traveling north on the inner loop of the beltway near X of 52 little river turnpike, one vehicle was struck fortunately, there were no injuries. The suspect vehicle continued north on the beltway, troopers temporarily closed the inner loop to search for shell casings, and any other evidence related to the incident. Anyone who may have witnessed the shooting or as information is asked the contact, the Virginia state police. The national merit scandal at fairfax county public schools could cost taxpayers hundreds of thousands of dollars in legal fees. John foster, a lawyer who works for the school system, has hired D.C. firm sidley Austin in response to Virginia's civil rights investigation for withholding awards from students. The retainer shows foster agrees to pay senior partners $2225 an hour. While many parents are questioning why foster isn't managing the response to attorney general's adjacent Mia is probe, a school spokesperson tells the fairfax county times that Mia Harris has blocked FCP S from working with any high qualified and less expensive Virginia based legal firms initially reached out to by the school district. The retainer also shows sidley Austin has agreed to provide the school district of 15% discount if it bills them for more than half a $1 million. It's four O 5, several bills have received the approval of Maryland's House of delegates this weekend. The trans health equity act made it pass the Maryland House of delegates Saturday. It would expand Marilyn Medicaid coverage to include several treatments, including hair alteration and fertility preservation. The Senate is expected to debate similar legislation Monday and price gouging during the COVID-19 pandemic has caught the eye of lawmakers, a bill limiting non seasonal price increases on essential goods and services to 15% during the state of emergency has received preliminary approval in the house. The Senate gave its final approval of the bill last week, and the house unanimously approved a bill to make Maryland rye whisky the official state spirit a move lawmakers say would highlight the state's history and heritage. Melissa Howell WTO penis. You may recall the high rise apartment of fire last month in Silver Spring that left one woman dead. Now, Montgomery county police have arrested the man, they say, committed a robbery during the fire. Police arrested 43 year old Rashid Duvall of Rockville, they say he was sneaking into the arrive Silver Spring apartments during a fire there on February 18th, Montgomery county fire and rescue personnel evacuated the building and knocked down doors to ensure the safety of all the occupants, the victim of the robbery reported that his PlayStation 5 had been stolen and Duval had been seen hiding a console as he exited the building. Please say they found that PlayStation Duval's car after they got a search warrant. He was arrested last month in charge with first degree burglary and theft. Luke Luger WTO P news. Prosecutors say they plan to release this week, the video that led authorities in Virginia to charge 7 deputies and three state mental hospital employees was second degree murder in the death of a handcuffed and shackled black man. Didn't witty county Commonwealth's attorney and cable baskerville tells the Richmond times dispatch that the family of ivo, otieno, gave their blessing to release the video after seeing it themselves. Lawyers for the family say the video shows 12 agonizing minutes of deputies pushing down on a teneo, who had his arms and legs restrained. Defense attorneys say they have yet to see that video and claim prosecutors of trying to curry public favor rather than a fair trial. Are you the parent of an
WTOP
"sidley" Discussed on WTOP
"Good morning, I'm rich hunter, the top local stories were following this hour. Good news out of college park as the Maryland women are heading to their third sweet 16 in a row. 26 to 27 and 6 terps beat the 7 seated Arizona in the second round of the women's NCAA tournament last night, a sweet victory for coach Brenda freeze as the 77 64 victory was at the expense of her Alma mater. Maryland now faces third seeded Notre-Dame in a regional semifinal Saturday, the terps edged out the Irish 74 72 at Notre-Dame back on December 1st. This is the 11th time freeze as coach Maryland to us sweet 16. Virginia state police responded to reports of a sedan shooting at other vehicles and fairfax county around 5 ten a Sunday afternoon. The vehicle was traveling north on the interloop of the beltway near exit 52 liter of a turnpike. One vehicle was struck fortunately there were no injuries, a suspect vehicle continued north on the beltway, troopers temporarily closed the inner loop to search for shell casings and any other evidence related to the incident, anyone who may have witnessed the shooting and or has information is asked the contact of Virginia state police. The national merit scandal at fairfax county public schools could cost taxpayers hundreds of thousands of dollars in legal fees. John foster a lawyer who works for the school system hired D.C. firm sidley Austin in response to Virginia's civil rights investigation for withholding awards from students. The retainer shows foster agrees to pay senior partners $2225 an hour, while many parents are questioning why foster isn't managing the school districts response to the attorney general miara is probe, a school spokesperson tells fairfax county times that meares has blocked from working with any high qualified and less expensive Virginia based legal firms initially contacted by the school district. The retainer also shows sidly Austin has agreed to provide the school district of 15% discount if it builds them more than half a $1 million. It's two O 5, several bills have received the approval of Maryland's House of delegates this weekend. The trans health equity act made it pass the Maryland House of delegates Saturday. It would expand Marilyn Medicaid coverage to include several treatments, including hair alteration and fertility preservation. The Senate is expected to debate similar legislation Monday and price gouging during the COVID-19 pandemic has caught the eye of lawmakers, a bill limiting non seasonal price increases on essential goods and services to 15% during the state of emergency has received preliminary approval in the house. The Senate gave its final approval of the bill last week, and the house unanimously approved a bill to make Maryland rye whisky the official state spirit a move lawmakers say would highlight the state's history and heritage. Melissa Howell WTO penis. It's true. You may recall the high rise apartment fire last month in Silver Spring that left one woman dead, now Montgomery county police have arrested the man, they say, committed to robbery during the fire. Police arrested 43 year old rasheed Duvall of Rockville, they say he was sneaking into the arrive Silver Spring apartments during a fire there on February 18th, Montgomery county fire and rescue personnel evacuated the building and knocked down doors to ensure the safety of all the occupants, the victim of the robbery reported that his PlayStation 5 had been stolen and Duval had been seen hiding a console as he exited the building. Please say they found that PlayStation Duval's car after they got a search warrant. He was arrested last month in charge with first degree burglary and theft. Luke Luger WTO pinus. Prosecutors say they plan to release this week, the video that led authorities in Virginia to charge 7 deputies and three state mental hospital employees with second degree murder in the death of a handcuffed and shackled black man. Dinwiddie county Commonwealth's attorney and cable baskerville tells the Richmond times dispatch that the family of ivo otieno gave their blessing to release the video after seeing it themselves. Lawyers for the family say the video shows 12 agonizing menace of deputies pushing down on otieno, who had his arms and legs were strained. The fence attorneys say they have not seen it as of yet and claim prosecutors of trying to curry public favor rather than to assure a fair trial. Are you the parent of an outstanding student athlete nominate your favorite high school athlete for their chance to be WTF is next player of the week. Beginning this week will feature one athlete on air and online visit WTO dot com
WTOP
"sidley" Discussed on WTOP
"Morning, I'm rich hunter, the top local stories we're following this hour, good news out of college park, as the Maryland women are heading to their third, sweet 16 for a third straight year. The 27 and 6 terps beat 7 seated Arizona in the second round of the women's NCAA tournament last night, a sweet victory for coach Brenda freeze as the 77 64 victory was at the expense of her Alma mater. Marilyn now faces third seeded Notre-Dame in the regional semifinals Saturday, the turb steads out the Irish 74 to 72 at Notre-Dame back on December 1st. This is the 11th time freeze has coached Maryland to a sweet 16. Virginia state police responded to reports of a sedan shooting at other vehicles in fairfax county around 5 ten Sunday afternoon. The vehicle was traveling north on the inner loop of the beltway near exit 52 little river turnpike, one vehicle was struck fortunately there were no injuries, the suspect vehicle continued north on the bellway, troopers temporarily closed the interloop to search for shell casings and any other evidence related to the incident. Anyone who may have witnessed the shooting and or has information is asked to contact the Virginia state police. The national merit scandal at fairfax county public schools could cost taxpayers hundreds of thousands of dollars in legal fees. John foster, a lawyer who works this for the school system has hired D.C. firm sidley Austin in response to the Virginia civil rights investigation for withholding awards from students. The retainer shows foster agrees to pay senior partners $2225 an hour, while many parents are questioning why foster isn't managing the school's district response to attorney general Millar's probe, a school spokesperson tells fairfax county times that miras has blocked FCP S from working with any high qualified, unless expensive Virginia based legal firms initially reached by the school district. The retainer also shows a Austin has agreed to provide the school district of 15% discount of bills if it builds them more than half a $1 million. It's 1205, several bills have received the approval of Maryland's House of delegates this weekend. The trans health equity act made it pass the Maryland House of delegates Saturday. It would expand Marilyn Medicaid coverage to include several treatments, including hair alteration and fertility preservation. The Senate is expected to debate similar legislation Monday, and price gouging during the COVID-19 pandemic has caught the eye of lawmakers, a bill limiting non seasonal price increases on essential goods and services to 15% during the state of emergency has received preliminary approval in the house. The Senate gave its final approval of the bill last week, and the house unanimously approved a bill to make Marilyn rye whisky the official state spirit a move lawmakers say would highlight the state's history and heritage. Melissa Howell WTO penis. You may recall the high rise apartment fire last month in Silver Spring that left one woman dead. Now, Montgomery county police have arrested a man, they say committed a robbery during the fire. Police arrested 43 year old Rashid Duvall of Rockville, they say he was sneaking into the arrive Silver Spring apartment during a fire there on February 18th, Montgomery county fire and rescue personnel evacuated the building and knocked down doors to ensure the safety of all the occupants, the victim of the robbery reported that his PlayStation 5 had been stolen and Duval had been seen hiding a console as he exited the building. Please say they found that PlayStation Duval's car after they got a search warrant. He was arrested last month in charge with first degree burglary and theft. Luke Luger WTO P news. Prosecutors say they plan to release this week. The video that led authorities in Virginia to charge 7 deputies and three state mental hospital employees was second degree murder in the death of a handcuffed and shackled black man. Dinwiddie county Commonwealth's attorney and cable baskerville tells the Richmond times dispatch that the family of ivo otano gave their blessing to release the video after seeing it themselves. Lawyers for the family say the video showed 12 agonizing minutes
The Eric Metaxas Show
Joel Gilbert Describes the Obamas' Terrorist Ties
"To Joel Gilbert, he's been on the program before talking about the same thing we're talking about now except now you're in the studio and here with us in New York, you are a an LA based filmmaker, president of highway 61 entertainment. You've made a ton of films. You've made some mockumentaries, which I'd love to talk to you about another time. But the film we're talking about now is called Michelle Obama 2024, her real-life story and plan for power. And you were just touching on something that I remember, the only person talking about this back in 2008 was Sean Hannity. He did some research into the obamas, and he uncovers this stuff. And you think there's no way they're this radical. This is actually really scary. The news they refuse to cover the fact that the obamas are very close with people who are domestic terrorists. I mean, we're not making the term up. This is scary stuff. So talk about bernadine dorn. Yeah, what's pretty well known by now is that Obama was very close to Bill ayers, who was one of the heads of the weather underground, the SDS and the 60s, the terrorist emeritus, but what's not known is that Michelle Obama was very close to bernadine Dorne. Bernie, you know, really was the head of the weather underground terror group. She was accused by Larry grath wall of actually planting a bomb that killed a police officer in San Francisco. And she was waging a war against police. Now, Michelle befriends her at the sidley Austin law firm when she gets a job there after Harvard, and it's bernadine Dorne that taught Michelle something called the politics of fear. And this is the theory that we're all afraid of each other. All Americans are afraid of each other, and we have to get past that fear to heal ourselves. And you heard Michelle word for word, repeat bernadine dorrance, politics of fear on the 2008 campaign trail, even in her books today. She talks about fear and getting over fear.
Bet The Process
"sidley" Discussed on Bet The Process
"Start. We wouldn't disagree on not completely sold on. See gilmore is out as well The corner for new england zeki part of bush. And yeah i. I don't disagree. Mike jones is no way i could take minus three but the account probably the most respected better. We have have taken a minus one of five earlier. So i do expect it to see it. Sidley swear it is potentially even move more towards new england. So how much did this better bet it for. Listen what's curious. I actually don't have that number but probably around to tweet rondo. I shock that. That's the number respected better. Can get down fell. Gabe what What other rivers of their nfl games that you want specifically ask about. Let's i mean games that i like. I like that. i'm on. I'm on the giants john. Detroit houston and new orleans. Those are ones. I have bet. So those are ones..
ESPN Chicago 1000 - WMVP
"sidley" Discussed on ESPN Chicago 1000 - WMVP
"They should be very stout. It's more about making good decisions and it really it really came down to pocket presence. And you'd be better at this than than I playing with quarterbacks, you know, want to When a dude a quarterback can't get off the front side, You know he's going to wait for the front side, and it can't get to the back side and doesn't know exactly where everybody else and doesn't really doesn't really sense or feel the pass rush, or he sees ghosts. And that's really what it came down to. To me is not so much drew lock doesn't have a big arm and drew out doesn't have potential upside. It's that in the pocket drew lock just didn't manage the game. Well, he didn't get off. You know from from the front side of the back side quickly didn't know where everybody was. And he took hits. And was unaware sometimes from a protection standpoint, and that's part of being a young quarterback Teddy Bridgewater, Um, theoretically will just operate and keep them out of harm's way in in those situations, So that's the reason they went there and You know it's going to be complementary. They're they're going to have to play. You know? Good offense, Sidley. They're going to have to stay on schedule so that that defense can shine and really be great. Talking to Mark Schlereth, three time Super Bowl champion host of on one. Oh 43, the fan in Denver mark getting back to the Broncos or how I'm surprised by this because his defense is so widely imitated. But people are talking about Fangio's hot seat. Potentially, you were talking earlier about the offensive line and the Giants offensive line, and I think that has nothing to do with coaching them up to like Eric Flowers is doing fine. Now that he's away from the Giants, Andrew Thomas is struggling. These high draft picks and everything, but they're going up against that Fangio defense. And yet Fangio is is on the hot seat, apparently without a great quarterback. How hot should his seat B. You know, I think it should be hot. I mean, I think the the bottom line is often times and we joke around here in Denver, but it's not really a joke. You know Jokes are jokes are always funny, because there's some partial truth to them right and There are big fans. You is really the coach of the defence. Um, you know, he kept the play calling duties on the defensive side of the ball after practice to ask you about, you know, offensive things. I don't know. I was watching the defense will have to go back and watch the film right? Um, there's there's some things that just don't seem, um they just don't seem like like head coach material. And I always say this about head coaches. You know, I travel around the league as you guys know for Fox and calling games and talking to head coaches all the time. There are guys regardless of their knowledge of exes and ohs. There are guys that are just good managers. They do a great job of coaching coaches and letting the players kind of play and understanding, strengths and weaknesses and putting guys in positions. To maximize strengths and minimize weaknesses. And they have this kind of overall CEO type of view of their football team, and they let their coaches coach and I think I think sometimes you know, even as an offensive play, call or defensive play call, you get so entrenched in that way of thinking that you lose sight of some of the management parts of the game on Sundays, and that really is where Vic has struggled in the management section of the Games, timeouts. You know, he saves time outs like he can sell them on eBay. And you know, you gotta at some point you got to be. You've got to use them, you know, and you've gotta strategize. And so that's been a real issue. And then obviously you know when you're five and 11 and what were they 79, 5 and 11 under big banjo only two years and and you haven't produced even on the defensive side. You were like 27 28th in the league last year, and I understand you had a bunch of injuries, but The bottom line. None of it has been very good. So far, so yeah. And you've never won a game. You're O n seven in September and you're Turner over differential is minus eight. You've turned it over 10 times under his Two alleging and you've only taken the ball away twice. Um, you're gonna be on the hot seat. There it is. Ladies and gentlemen, the Great Mark Schlereth. Mark. Thanks. A million for coming on. By the way, Long time. Long time I know. Hey, congrats on the radio, man. You sound great on the radio always loved down there. So, uh, good for you, Brother. Yes. Good for me. It's a great march. Letter of the horsemen. Thank you, brother. All right, March So Right. Well, key is going to have to answer for his His take on the Mac Jones and Campo, stop. We're not teasing still going there That's coming after SportsCenter never apologized, huh? What's that? Baseball was lifted in the air to left a deep it is back. It is gone. A home run who holes returns the ST Louis It's a whole run and gets the Dodgers on the board. It's one or nothing, and they are cheering him like he's one of their own. That's a M 5 70 l a sports You see Albert Pujols. It's a home run in his return to ST Louis, his second appearance at Busch Stadium after playing for the Cardinals, of course, from 1 to 2011. P s 42nd standing ovation when his name was announced prior to a first inning at that. Catcher and longtime teammate got here. Molina's stepping in front of the plate prolong the cheer had a short embrace before Phos drilled a pitch from J a happ over the wall and left 679th of his career. Dodgers won 72 you can tune into an NL battle tonight at the Cardinals host the Dodgers coverage begins at seven P.m..
eCommerce Fastlane
"sidley" Discussed on eCommerce Fastlane
"Shipping in taxes attack a bit about the partner ecosystem kind before i get into. Maybe some storytelling a little. Bit here. I love to hear a story in a minute. But there's a lot of brands or using on page kind of personalization tool since some ai. Machine learning going on like i think of brands like lime spot or nas throw a high. Conversion has been quite popular re by engine is on my radar now to a very interesting smart card solution. So d- play nicely with others in shop ecosystem from personalization perspective. Because this is on page trying to motivate people to add items of the car or take the subscribe and save option instead of the single option just curious and kind of what your mindset is around personalization engines and subscription offerings. Yes the way. I love this question because it really seeks to partnership since the really important how we think about growth for our company and being are doing right by the merchant. Which is we want to his true also for eating out with flavio or attentive or posted on sms or even gorgeous lawn side. Which is we want to understand. Argue with them. And i want to say this. Various sidley see his clear not a basic and we wanted to deep integrations with the best in class next generation texts that make sense and so really thinking about okay with clay you as an example. How do we think about shaping them the right data because the routine is not gonna wanna do emails to different systems against the ideal system where that's the case on crystallisation. Were looking at a couple of companies. Now in official partner is understanding of who is thinking about this really murcie centric way right and specifically for us really thinking about this that as relates to one time versus will the hersal ization sectors one area with a lot of time in soon but for us to be honest. The lower intrude right now which is much more relevant to our sion's that are running subscriptions all want to is how are you leveraging email and segmentation howard you leveraging esa las and specifically see power. You leveraging ceac solutions so that customer service rep. The unsung hero year in this story is really understanding big. Ah do their job needing more effectively meeting the needs of the subscriber equal so let's talk about q. Four that's where we're at right now. I mean the in the us. It's back to school right now. In canada it will be in the next few weeks And then all of a sudden you know we're in the first week of september and labor day happens. There's a lot of stuff happening. I know there's a you can probably the buzzer linked in. There's a lot of webinars and lot of bcm giving tuesdays stuff going on right now where people are starting to ramp up even shop by his certainty creating a lot of webinars and a lot of content facing content to educate people but starting early and thinking about what your queue for your black cyber monday. What's your holiday readiness. What are you doing. And so i would love to hear from you. Like what are you recommending today for. Shoplifting brands to be ready and prepared for this inevitable rush. Yeah and so as you can imagine no surprise right ad said on acquisition goes right through the roof us for right and so when i would encourage ins is what we for. Our own brands Our platform and this is no surprise. Improv obvious via ceo -scribed but when you're in greasy asset this lunch think about what is needed in regards to ryan because you can put all that aspect in Acquire a bunch of Goodbye from you. one time. What we found looking at the data from our russian base cross vertical year is the ones who really have built out. You know. Even basic customer journeys to showcase tion or membership in this case benefits. In addition to the classic discounts offers have really succeeded in making having custody acquiring. He's four through black friday or monday. Continue on purchasing getting hugh right. That's the ideal right where you barbecued for. But then they're they're ongoing customer and so when during clear the customer journey. Yes it's awareness. It's its intent by a sexual. can you get them. Even further down the funnel All i'm not only were buying from you on a by recurring base right. So what does that. Customer journey Liking showcasing benefits beyond is still offered by one. On right i love it love it. Love love it. Let's pivot a bit over to a story. I think we all love stories. We loved a b. I always say inspired and think about could be in that same situation with my brand gridlock. Ten thousands of people listening to this episode today they may be involved in subscription or they may want to get involved in a subscription so they think this education the inspiration part of i think it really does motivate everybody including myself with because i'm merchant facing where i'm trying to motivate brands to improve their efficiencies or help them to profitably grow their revenue were and the ultimate lifetime customer loyalty so would love. We don't put you on the spot here but would love to hear a story about someone that's implemented subscribe and kind of like what's happened from the problem to up script coming into the equation and what was the end result example of four sigmatic. They're one of our early customers in a phenomenal brand. Who i'm sure you heard of Years both in terms of brand awareness customers. Interestingly which we really appreciate it were more core values here and they were one of our early customers missing super closely to them as the c-could are su- what were their paying points in what they wanted to deliver to their fibers. Naturally do all the members and they really focused on. How do we delight right at how we build excitement for. In our end subscribers series we looked at to really bring that tv subscribers primarily through the portal slow portal which loggins but also from email in very soon the rest mass. The part. that's really interesting for awesome. We were both surprised by this is was the tea is what they realized the benefits. From being on up scribe and running. Remember them with our solution is how they've been able to scale and do so in an amazingly efficient profitable way and so the for several years and they have increased by leaps and bounds. Their membership revenue overall revenues accompanied but overall View or they saw a significant decrease in the amount of time required to engage in services supported those numbers so in the past as they were scaling they were actually scaling operations teams to manage response and on. Up scribe a scene the reverse and able to allocate at freeing up of time and money is other areas all leads product into growth. Where you want focus. Yeah this is great. And then so what happened though based on doing that implementation. I know they've been a customer for quite a while. Like what were some of the results that you've seen. Yeah so they. Basically you know. Increase descriptions fiber. Their base is significant amount. The decrease their support tickets by over an so where in prior iterations. They as they were sailing. They were adding support team members. Customer service rats other people to basically help manage all of like nuts and bolts of subscriptions are solution does trump premium on that ends of cyber experience many of those issues in the design and how these system worked for the in subscriber were recalled and so be able to then use that time to basically spend more on retention. You're out things that are more interesting around with the customer Right and this is really where i think the beauty of if you can get subscriptions right it really ends up being this amazing scale machine or.
Podcast RadioViajera
"sidley" Discussed on Podcast RadioViajera
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The Hospital Finance Podcast
"sidley" Discussed on The Hospital Finance Podcast
"I just might best not to and welcome back to the award winning hospital finance podcast all incoming presidential administrations have their own set of priorities and the biden administration is no different to talk with us about healthcare enforcement priorities of the biden administration. I'm joined by brennan jenny. Brennan is currently a partner in the washington. Dc office a sidley austin where she is a member of the healthcare practice before rejoining sidley in february brennan served as the principal. Deputy general counsel at the department of health and human services as well as the chief legal officer for the centers for medicare and medicaid services prior to joining. Hhs brennan also worked at the civil division of the department of justice brennan. Welcome back to the show. Thanks for having me back on mike. It's our pleasure. Let's start with a high level. Doj enforcement trends doj's false claims act. Recovery's were down last year and in fact it was the first time since two thousand nine that the annual recovery's in healthcare cases dip below two billion dollars but the number of new healthcare false claims act suit filed by whistleblowers was up slightly and the number of new doj initiated cases. More than doubled. What do you make of these trends. I the annual recovery's were almost certainly deflated. Due to the effects of the pandemic. I don't think the dip reflects any disinterest by the government in a healthcare fraud and abuse or a weaker inflow of cases just as many companies experienced operational disruptions due to covid nineteen for a period of time last year the pace of government investigations. I think did slow but it has picked back up as doj has adjusted to a new normal. And i think we'll see the resolution of a number of matters this year that have been stuck in the pipeline second that that spike in doj initiated healthcare cases from fifty seven to one hundred and seventeen is quite notable in public remarks senior doj officials have recently acknowledged that the department has increasingly turned to running. Its own sophisticated. Data analytics on medicare billing and claims data with the goal of identifying outliers or troubling patterns. In my mind this is one of the most consequential developments in the enforcement space for healthcare providers in the past decade until recently. Doj has used data. But it's generally been in a way that's been reactive a whistleblower files a complaint and doj crunches some numbers to see if the claims data are consistent with the allegations or defendants during settlement negotiations presents. An estimate of damages and doj presents its own counter estimate but this is a whole new frontier and it really underscores the importance of providers. Having robust data driven compliance programs providers should be analyzing their own data for outliers trends to try and resolve issues internally before they are resolved through a government investigation..
The Experiment
The Lost Cause Myth: The Civil War and Slavery
"High school was ninety nine percent black but we had a white. Ap history teacher. i can't remember her name. I just remember that. She always had a really nice manicure like she had those long nails. In like the most beautiful chris writing but i remember when we got to lake the civil war unit in our american issue class. She was like okay first of all. They're people who we're going to tell you that the civil war had nothing to do with slavery that is a lie. It absolutely had something. Maybe they're gonna talk. They're going to blame it on states rights to blame it on heritage. That is not true absolutely had something to do with slavery. I remember to sitting there being like like like. Why is he talking about. It was decades decades but it was a wild later until i finally heard about this thing called. The loss caused the last. 'cause myth is this idea that the civil war at least from the point of view of the south had nothing to do with slavery that it was about state's rights that southerners were just trying to protect their way of life that they fought honorably and righteously. They were trying to protect their families from this war of northern aggression and that robbie lee who was the head general for the confederate army's was seamus perfect. Gentlemen he didn't even want to fight the civil war in it. Tore him up inside to be doing this. And oh by the way sleigh. Wasn't even that bad. And enslaved people in the south were treated well by their masters and there were loyal to their masters. and that they even fought alongside the confederates. It's a way of buffing and smoothing out all these ugly realities of what slavery actually is into the glossy gone with the wind myth. It's like that's easier to believe right. Yeah that's easier to believe than to think like such horrible horrible. Inhumanity happened right. And you know i've been thinking about the last 'cause lately because on january six we saw confederate flags in the capital in that was truly shocking and then a couple of weeks later i was growing on twitter and i was really struck by this video as we continue our focus on most interesting new books. Cbs navien this guy named ty sidley. He had been in the military for about thirty years. He taught history at west point and he had just retired so we can finally speak his mind in full. And he's talking about how he grew up in the south and had grown up believing in the loss kaz and how robert e lee was his hero until one day he had this revelation that robert e lee was a confederate trader. He was a cruel and someone who believed deeply firmly and really is entire life that human enslavement was the best social system for the south. The result of that work. His new book robert l. e. n. Me and how old was he when he had this revelation. Did you get a sense. He was like forty years old and had a phd in history. So why did you want to talk to so many people like talking about disinformation right now. And whether it's cunanan whether it's believing like the president really won the election you know all these like we're conspiracy theories and we talk about it in this way like it's it's a new thing but you know the loss. 'cause myth is nothing if not like a huge disinformation campaign. And so we've been here before and we also know that it's really hard to have a functioning democracy when like significant portions of the country. Like can't even agree on basic facts and like one of the most basic facts is like. Why did we fight the civil war. And so like if that's the case then like we have to get a lot of people white people to like wake up and just admit. The civil war was fought because of slavery. How did we get white people to dislike. Get on the same page and here was a white person who went through. The problem has done it. Yeah
ESPN Chicago 1000 - WMVP
"sidley" Discussed on ESPN Chicago 1000 - WMVP
"Book app wagers, Daddy, That's why No shot. No shot with cabin Ji Hoon on ESPN, 1000 and the ESPN. That's wise man. All right, Daniel. Gentlemen, let's talk a little football. All right, Danny. Good morning. How are you, buddy? You know what, honey, I've been better. I've been better. I'm still looking, and he's taking a beating from Peggy because it's I feel like whole cold and coming into the rim to rip ring to rip my shirt off. Can you smell what the gentleman is cooking? He's got one guy on besides Peggy's guy, calling him soften. This guy's calling me soft because I don't want my kids to inhale secondhand smoke, and I'm going against Cola like you don't have to know anything about nutrition to know that soft drinks are the downfall of America. This'll portion of Capital Hood has brought to you by delicious, right? Yes, right. 11 lime taste of sprites. Have a one today here on Captain Jay Hood. All right, Johnny. According to Ian Rappaport of the NFL network, the Raiders are receiving legit trade interest from many teams around the league about quarterback Marcus Mary OTA. So I asked. You guys shot her. No shot that name interests you is bears fan. Hard pass shot. Hard pass. It was not hard pass. It's shot or no shot, all right. No shot zah different. Secondly, see exactly. He sucked in Tennessee. He went to Vegas as a backup and got hurt. So hasn't rehabilitate himself like Tannehill did supplanting him in Tennessee? Yeah, Heart you tell me he gets released. Yeah, bring him in. Absolutely. What Trade for him. No, Get the H out of here. No shot. Most teams would not do that. Danny. I would just say that if you're going to bring Marcus Mariana, and then you're really going to be stuck in neutral like you are right now, If you're gonna bring your markets Mario to you might so start folds in 2021. That's not hyperbole. That's real talk, because I don't really know the difference between the two as far as ability, but Marriott is mobile. I will say that in that one game he filled in for Derek Carr. This year, he looked really good. He was able to run the ball. That's true, Mitch. Handful of good games too. You want him back? No, but I don't think Mitch coming backs an option right now. I think if you ask me right now, you know, Mary Oh, to cost. What 1/4 round pick Who knows what he's gonna get. But you asked me Would I rather have markets Mario to starting for the Bears or Nick Foles? Next year? I would go in and Marcus Marietta. If those were my only two options. I'm not sure about that. All right, gentlemen, moving on. Let's talk a little bit more about the Super whole Super Bowl shot or no shot. After the ugly loss on Sunday in the Super Bowl, Patrick Mahomes is headed for an Aaron Rodgers good career instead of a Tom Brady goat career. Yeah. Lot. That's a great question. You know, it's funny. Your shot of no shots are like one hour topics on most shows. Have a good one. No, I would say that he'll have more than one Super Bowl championship cap. I mean, I can't guarantee that. I just think because he's 25. He's got time with Danny's actually actually asking is, is this to one of done for my homes? Or will we have a goat like run? Well, he has Six or seven. I think it's somewhere in between. And I'm with you there like maybe two or three just because it's the NFL. I I don't see my home's on that same great trajectory like Brady. Yeah, I don't think he's gonna even get like five. No, he's not gonna come close to Tom Brady. But he's gonna win more than one. What you looking back. Farve and Rogers have one to combine. Okay, so Danny doesn't like the fence. He doesn't like we're singing. If you don't like that, do you then know it shot or no shot hard past past. Oh, um Okay. Well, then, if I say he's gonna win multiple championships capsule, Okay, so you'll have a body like run. If I can't if I can't choose two or three. It's not going to be one salt. I'll say it'll be more like Brady them. Yeah, I'll say no shot, not going to even be in the stratosphere with Brady. But you understand if it was gonna be one of the other for shot, I know so I'm going to the low end because You're not going to be able to keep all these guys together. They're all gonna do you want to get paid? The cap is coming down there already over the cap for next year. And all of a sudden, you're like a whole lot of second. I need Tyree Kill. I need a layer. I need Kelsey and you're like Dude, Where's the money coming from? And then you got to keep the defense together. Yeah, no shot, Dan. We overrated him. How about that, Danny? I totally hit somebody way. Just over there. Did you guys see the video from the NFL Network of The Bucks players watching Patrick Mahomes and the way they were a few Sidley praising him as being a magician. During that game, Like the Bucks offensive players were standing up on the sideline watching the homes work, saying, I can't believe he does that. I can't believe what a magician he is, and their teammate is the greatest of all time correct and they're in all of him. All right, Moving on guys. The Dallas Mavericks have stopped playing the national anthem before home games. And they do not plan to resume the tradition to play the national anthem before games anytime in the future, So I asked. You guys shot or no shot going away from the anthem before sporting events is the way of the future. Yeah, I'm going to say no shot because I think most owners don't feel like Mark. Cuban feels And it's been a tradition for a long, long time or what 100 years it started with baseball. We revel in what the anthem is at the Blackhawks games. Yeah, I I say no. Shall I say no shot and again, This is a long form conversation that we should have about this cap. First of all, I'm surprised that's happening with Mark Cuban in Dallas. I know that that probably for some people in the state of Texas, that does not that does not Age. Well, that's not good, like they know, national anthem Now he's doing this with. I want to say, Captain Dallas now they've got think they're allowing about 2500 fans. In the arena now, maybe less than 3 3000. I think the last game I saw, um they had less than 3000 fans, so I don't know if anyone's was asking for the wondering about it. But I don't think that works. Ah, long term for every owner, and for every market, so I'll say no shot to that. That should not be the way of the future. It's only two minutes out of your time. What? Why does that have to be eliminated? Agree is the is the national anthem so polarizing that we can't out of the country for two minutes, agree Well, said. All right, gentlemen, moving on last one. Aaron Rodgers and Shae Lynn Woodley are engaged. So just days after it was first reported that he was dating the big little stars, the big little lies star. Quarterback announced that the NFL honors that they're actually engaged. I asked you guys shot or no shot. That was the best kept secret in famous people News. That's a shot. That there was no news at all. And Danny usually on top of this, you would have given us the story. If there was any kind of run red, the rez police all.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"sidley" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Bloomberg Law with Joon Russell from Bloomberg Radio. I've been talking to Christopher offer Bloomberg law team leader for the business of law about a court order, forcing some of Donald Trump's former tax lawyers to give thousands of documents to investigators. So Chris what's the line for attorneys in advising their clients? My understanding is that there is certainly some gray area and some wiggle room here and that attorney should be allowed to their clients. Full throated advice. And if you know, it turns out down the road that the ire Esther the FCC or A judge maybe disagrees with the legal conclusions that the attorney reached. That's not necessarily going to get the attorney in hot water and left. The advice was just so reckless or off base. But where attorneys can run into trouble are in these situations where either they are putting their stamp of approval knowingly on some sort of unlawful behavior, or if they're just carrying their heads in the fans and Pretending like it's not going on in the week seen that in some high profile cases over the course of the last decade or so, where attorneys may face even criminal penalties, and in one situation where attacks firm because of the civil penalties that they face wrapped up in one of those cases that wound up going out of business. So a lot of times, a lawyer will give advice and it pushes the envelope on the client says. Let's go for It is that kind of advice? You're testing the limits of the law is that kind of advice criminal? I'm had nothing to say that it criminal, But it certainly moving into that gray area where there could be some problems. I mean, one person's view of what pushing the envelope and another of what's criminal certainly could be different and some of the tax law experts And legal ethics experts say that firms are more and more aware of these gray areas and more and more unwilling to test them, particularly the larger firms that have a lot Arrested. We're not talking about taking advantage of tax loopholes. Correct. Certainly there's nothing wrong with any person or business, taking advantage of all of the tax benefits and breaks that are available to them under the law in this particular case, What we know about the allegations is that investigators both the state and the city level of the Manhattan DA's office. Are looking into whether the Trump Organization violated several laws by Really in plating and overvaluing these properties in order to does a lawyer have to report a client. If he or she suspects the client is doing something illegal, like inflating. Assets. There is a That's a very, very gray area and very largely based on the situation and the state that you're in because you're talking about largely state legal ethics rules, which vary from state to state. But that being said in recent cases, what you are seeing is not the firm or the lawyer necessarily reporting the client anywhere, but they do have an obligation to step down onto stop advising or representing. Um, a client in particular and attorneys looking at potential personal liability or ethics charges if they knowingly signed their name to something that's filed with the IRA after is filed in court. That they know it's false stories, misleading or otherwise violating the law. So who would be bringing the charges against them? It doesn't sound like it's criminal charges. I mean, clear. I'll stay for now. The both Laetitia games, the eggy, her office and the Manhattan beside vans have been, um, you know, sort of holding their cards close to the vest in terms of The details what they're looking into and what potential liability either the president or his company's may face. As a result of that, it seems Certainly like everything is is potentially on the table on Dit also seen certainly like the president. The former president and his companies are the primary target of these probes. The lawyers air simply being swept in Aziz. Those probes play out because it seems like you have two different factors. You keep describing gray areas, and there certainly are a lot of gray areas in this where it's even hard to draw a line. And then on the other side, you have these tax rules that are so complex that ah, client by themselves wouldn't be able to in most instances. Come up with these things. They need an expert. Exactly. And you could certainly see why an individual or the person at the company who signing their name on the thief, tax documents would turn around and say, Well, I just listen to the advice of my accountant from my lawyers. On D. Certainly that would be a hurdle, although that's not a defense could certainly be a hurdle in terms of where these investigations go, um, probing into the Trump organization and the former president. I'm certain that the investigators are trying to dig in there and get a better sense of who was making the calls on these things. Who who knew what was going on? And there was the envelope with being pushed or lines were crossed. Who was making that call. And Chris. I take it because you mentioned a few cases in your story that there aren't that many cases that have been brought against lawyers in tax matters. That's right. I mean, the ones that you see are the ones where both they're really caught red handed there, you know whether it's been communications or or they admit to it in court or two investigators where lawyers are knowingly Violating the law to assist their clients. And though they're the sort of open and closed case is, um and better easier to prosecute, I would assume and you could see why investigators because there's so much gray area here. May not devote resources to those cases. Where is unclear? Um you know what legal advice and what's criminal activity? Has any lawyer gone to prison over this? Yeah. Um, there was a lawyer. I believe you that Sidley Austin and he was sentenced to 6.5 years prison poor writing letters that authorized A tax shelters that KPMG had created for various wealthy customers. So he did six years in jail on the firm. Sidley was forced they More than $39 million in a civil penalty to the IRA. Tell us about the timing here. This is all happening at the same time that Morgan Lewis is trying to separate itself from Trump and the Trump Organization as a client a week or two before the judge made this ruling. The firm said publicly that it would be no longer representing Trump or his companies, and they just drop a client in the middle of an investigation. It's not that easy for sure, and I said, say that these Morgan Lewis attorneys are among a small army of lawyers from various firms that are representing Trump on tax and a wide range of other matters, so he has no shortage of attorney that is disposal. There are legal and ethical responsibilities in terms of berm extricating itself from a client in the middle of an investigation or court ation. Thanks, Chris. That's Christopher up for Bloomberg law team leader for the business of law Coming up next does a recent Supreme Court decision indicate the court will move to expand religious rights? This is Limburg as in enjoy Thanks. 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WNYC 93.9 FM
"sidley" Discussed on WNYC 93.9 FM
"The bar. There did seem to be an indication that there were some intoxication involved in the production of this code program I John talk to is a guy named Stephen Sidley comedian Stephen Harry. Good, Fine, Thank you. I just wanted to ask you, Stephen said Lee was a recent U. C. L. A grad when he got hired to work at Western Tech. The company was full off a bunch off, crazed, drunk and stoned misfit youth with bare feet and long here and tone, clothes and social awkwardness. And those were the sort of people at the beginning. You were interested in video games there. Shortly after he was hired. Western Tech dumped half finished game in his lap, and I was told to pick up and finish a game that they were writing, which was called Maze at the time and eventually was renamed as in tuned. No manuals, no understanding of how the machine worked. Nobody sitting around me total utter fear. So simply asks one of these hippies around the office, where this code that he's working on came from The following story rolls out. The person who had started the escape. Heads divine this well, drunken stoned in a Mexican bar drinking tequila one night. Sidley told Johnny Cook his story. It was also told to Sidley secondhand and we wanted a primary source here. Do you happen to remember the name of the guy who wrote the algorithm? God, I want to say mule, but I may be mixing up with somebody. So no, I don't. I wouldn't fall on my sword about that. You can sometimes get the feeling that the Internet puts like all of the information in the world right at your fingertips, But the Internet can also be like the world's largest haystack. And this guy Newell turned out to be a needle..
KCRW
"sidley" Discussed on KCRW
"The saga of the drunken Koda's in the bar, there did seem to be An indication that there was some intoxication in involved in the production of this code program I John talk to is a guy named Stephen Sidley. Stephen Harry. Good, Fine, Thank you. I just wanted to ask you, Stephen said Lee was a recent U. C. L. A grad when he got hired to work at Western Tech. The company was full off a bunch off, crazed, drunk and stoned misfit youth with bare feet and long here and tone, clothes and social awkwardness. And those were the sort of people at the beginning. You were interested in video games there. Shortly after he was hired. Western Tech dumped half finished game in his lap, and I was told to pick up and finish a game that they were writing, which was called Maze at the time and eventually was renamed as in tuned. No manuals, no understanding of how the machine worked. Nobody sitting around me total utter fear. So simply asks one of these hippies around the office, where this code that he's working on came from The following story rolls out. The person who had started the escape. Heads divine this well, drunken stoned in a Mexican bar, drinking tequila to one night. Sidley told Johnny Cook his story. It was also told to Sidley secondhand and we wanted a primary source here. Do you happen to remember the name of the guy who wrote the algorithm? God, I want to say mule, but I may be mixing up with somebody. So no, I don't. I wouldn't fall on my sword about that. You can sometimes get the feeling that the Internet puts like all of the information in the world right at your fingertips, But the Internet can also be like the world's largest haystack. And this.
WNYC 93.9 FM
"sidley" Discussed on WNYC 93.9 FM
"Told you soccer of the drunken Koda's in the bar, there did seem to be But an indication that there are some intoxication in involved in the production of this code program I John talk to is a guy named Stephen Sidley comedian Stephen Harry. Good, Fine, Thank you. I just wanted to ask you, Stephen said Lee was a recent U. C. L. A grad when he got hired to work at Western Tech. The company was full off a bunch off, crazed, drunk and stoned misfit youth with bare feet and long hair and told clothes and social awkwardness. And those were the sort of people at the beginning. You were interested in video games there. Shortly after he was hired. Western Tech dumped half finished game in his lap, and I was told to pick up and finish a game that they were writing, which was called Maze at the time and eventually was renamed as in tuned. No manuals, no understanding of how the machine worked. Nobody sitting around me total utter fear. So simply asks one of these hippies around the office, where this code that he's working on came from The following story rolls art. The person who had started the escape. Heads divine this well, drunken stoned in a Mexican bar drinking tequila one night. Sidley told Johnny Cook his story. It was also told to Sidley secondhand and we wanted a primary source here. Do you happen to remember the name of the guy who wrote the algorithm? God, I want to say mule, but I may be mixing up with somebody. So no, I don't. I wouldn't fall on my sword about that. You can sometimes get the feeling that the Internet puts like all of the information in the world right at your fingertips, But the Internet can also be like the world's largest haystack. And this guy Newell turned out to be a needle. We find an interview on an Atari fan site from 2008 with a guy called Paul Alan Newell. He does say that he worked on the entombed May's generation algorithm. So I have to now join an Atari message board and send a message to the guy who did the interview..
The Radio Adventures of Dr. Floyd
"Trial By Worms!"
"Worms bill the time and knock off that ridiculous noise. Dr Grant Overtake Dr Steve. Wondering you lighten up for a change instead of complaining. When are you join us in his own me he joined in? I would never do all right. Let me give it a shot. Okay great all you gotTa do is repeat what I say here. We go everyone. I sit alone in his jail. Time from zero. That awful smell. It is more news than you'd believe. Believe and it's coming from from blue very funny. You just go on into that floyd this entire messes your fault my fault. Yes if you had build your diamond. Space travel device to create new worm owes. Every time someone made a jump we never would have violated the words union contract and they never would've captured us well if you hadn't stolen the time and space travel device and made all those time and space jumps forcing us to chase after you. We wouldn't have created so many wearables. It's just sloppy science. Floyd US scientists have created a diamond space device that drill a score and made it spin backwards reversing the Earth's orbit and thereby going back in time. Oh Yeah you're right then ideas much better than mine. That's drill into the center of the Earth. Brilliant brilliant idea better than any of yours. I'll tell you one thing when my team is drilling to the center of the Earth They Will Sidley not be wearing your cockamamie solar-powered mining helmets. They find that poor guy. You sent a little my inventions Dr Steve. Hey doctors please. This fighting is getting US nowhere. Why can't you guys just get along chips and figure over on the far corner of the Cell Gypsum fidget are sitting huddled together telling each other Joe Reba look? They're they're stuck together like a peanut butter and Jelly Sandwich. I guess you're right Dr Grant. I'm sorry I snapped at you and I'm sorry that I belittled your inventions floyd. We're going to need to work together to get out of this mess. You're right. We need to think of a way to escape these worms with. I have an idea. We can drill into the floor here and create a tunnel do escaping right drill out of here in straight into the space stream. Why do all of your ideas have to do with drilling this? Arguing isn't getting US anywhere. Dr Floyd user ridiculous Doctor Grant Grant are floyd not your grand talk to Steve. I'm sorry I just wanted to hear bio name. Continue with your argument. You can just be quite the king. We'll see you now. I hear villains are led down a long corridor that opens into a beautifully ornate throne room at the head of the room sits a giant time space worm with a large crowd. This is his Royal Majesty Schwartzchild King of the time and Space Work Rosen. I'm ready for the next case. Your Majesty I hereby call the case of the versus the crews of the duct floyd time and space ship at the doctor Steve Ship of evil. Very well What are the charges? Go Highness these five. Criminals have violated. How Union contract that states that the time and space worms are the only creatures who may make wormholes in the time and space. What is this true? Unfortunately yes you're I have Usually the right here and he can testify to that fact. Just short human comes walking into the throne room. He is a great headman in a smart business. Suit that looks like it's from the nineteen seventies. He approaches the king bows and then starts talking to Him Majesty. These beings have definitely violated several union contracts. They've made numerous way malls throughout the time and space stream without permission or appointments and as a union leader reads off the list of charges. Dr Grant Leans over to talk to. Who is that guy? He looks familiar for some reason what I'd be. You know what that looks a little bit like Jack. Nicholson Dr Grant. Jimmy Hoffa Jimmy Hoffa. Yeah he was a famous union leader. Who became president of the teamsters in nineteen fifty? Seven later was convicted of trying to bribe. A grand. Jury was sentenced to jail for ten years. You only served about four years and then President Nixon community sentence as long as you didn't participate in the Union for ten years Wacky Nixon. Oh wait I remember now. Isn't he the guy that disappeared in? Nineteen Seventy Five. Jimmy HOFFA DISAPPEARED. And no one knew. Where he wins. I guess we answered that question. The worms must have taken him into the time and space dream and made him their union leader. No wonder violence now. I am a fair king and even though the high chancellor has warned me not to do so I will allow you criminals to speak which one of you is responsible for your transgressions. Oh he is. He's the one who invented the time and space travel device. No this isn't my