x.ere reports that the names of mazepa would be used for new names loop. date 80 years ago, the red army liberated pskov. the occupation lasted from july forty -one, the fascists set up a concentration camp for prisoners of war in the city, up to 300,000 soldiers died there, as well as massacres of civilians, bullying, and torture. our army approached kopskov in the winter of 43, and on july 23 , 1944, after night battles, our soldiers crossed the river in the morning pskov was under the control of the red army. israel, at the instigation of washington, ignores the whole world. approaches to resolving the situation in gas, about this at at the meeting, the sovben said our permanent representative vasily nebenze. the enclave is in ruins, another terrible blow to civilians in the city of dar el-balah. shells exploded near al-aqsa hospital, near a refugee camp. children are reported to be among the dead. in gaza city , residential buildings were bombed, at least twelve palestinians were kil

x did near poltava, that’s what he was doing there, that’s what brought him there, really.hat he would support him to the fullest against the russian authorities, well, in the end he went to spend the winter in ukraine, stayed there, in the end he had to be defeated there, well, so this is not the first time we fought near poltava, there really was a decisive battle of the northern war, after which charles x fled to turkey, well, and then further... it was all a matter of technology after this strongest army in the world was defeated, but ukraine only had the colors of the swedish flag left, which still inspire them, but what to do, their flag always symbolizes either betrayal, either or defeat, therefore here these symbols remained with them, like this, well, our armed forces continue to be born. gave a recipe for kiev success, kiev victory. let's listen. we have. we have the best army in the world to win on our own. what is needed for this? 4 million people to be drafted into the army? 4 million people to be drafted into the army. do not pay wages, only feed, because othe

the swedish army was commanded by king charles x, russian peter ii.sidents resisted with all their might, and then the russian army came. swede. considered the best army in europe. and karl promised his soldiers easy prey. peter, addressing the army, said that they need to fight not for him, but a quote. for russia and russian piety. in the morning the enemy attacked the russian camp, but the russians fiercely counterattacked. at the decisive moment, the preobrazhensky battalion led the battle itself. peter almost died. one bullet pierced the hat, the other the saddle. the guns mowed down the enemies. the swedes had four of them, and the russians had more than 100. the swedes trembled and ran. charles miraculously escaped, but his invincible army was defeated. the russian triumph thundered throughout europe. unheard of victoria, as peter called this victory, became a turning point in the northern war and a harbinger of complete celebrations of russia. on july 8, 1916, emperor nicholas ii signed a decree on the mobilization of the empire’s population f

x was recognized as the patron of russia. son karl philip is the heir to the russian throne. true, all the old orders and the inviolability of the orthodox faith were preserved. the nobles were given generous land donations on behalf of the swedish prince. however, already in 1617, the stolbovo peace treaty put an end to the russian-swedish confrontation and novgorod returned to the control of moscow. on july 17, 1916 , pilots of four m9 seaplanes of the aircraft carrier orlitsa of the baltic fleet shot down two kaiser airplanes, sending two more to flight. and now this date is celebrated as the birthday of the russian navy aviation. then the eagles. was the only aircraft-carrying ship of the baltic fleet, the m9 flying boats, designed by the russian engineer dmitry grigorovich, were launched under water, but raised with the help of winches. the planes were a very successful design; during takeoff and landing they could even overcome waves up to half a meter high, and they could also take off and land not only on water, but o

x hid in dendera., a turning point occurred in favor of russia. if everything looks like the wild west, then there is only one law: shoot first. competition of ideas and money. there was a sensation. what else, tense inside america, outside its borders, what is the remaining intrigue, why now do you need to watch and follow? this is america, a program about a country that is difficult to understand. we find ourselves in a difficult life situation; we don’t have enough money for the basic necessities. don’t rush to the bank, the state is ready to help. lifting aids are available. according to the social contract, who can conclude it under what conditions, we will tell you in 5 minutes in the program instructions. let's start with the fact that this year the social contract transferred to the principles of social treasury. what does it mean? first of all, the rules by which agreements are concluded are uniform throughout the country. at the same time, most of the information about the applicant, his fami

their king charles x hid in bendery.rthern war, a turning point occurred in favor of russia. the first state radio of russia. more than 100 programs for 130 million listeners. on air around the clock. moscow listens to radio russia. now on 101.5 fm. the federation council approved a law that introduces a progressive scale of personal income tax with rates ranging from 13 to 22%. my colleague alena logvina works in the upper house of parliament. we’ll find out all the details from him, greetings alena, how exactly should the tax system change now? vera, good day, it is worth noting that all the changes were indeed aimed at fine-tuning the tax system, first of all we are talking about a new progressive personal income tax scale. so how will it change? for citizens with incomes up to 2,400 thousand rubles per year, the personal income tax rate will remain at 13%, with incomes above this figure, but up to 5.

x, was recognized as the patron of russia.ilip is the heir to the russian throne. true, all the old orders and the inviolability of the orthodox faith were preserved. nobles gave generous land donations on behalf of the swedish prince. however, already in 1600, the eighteenth year, the stolbovo peace treaty put an end to the russian-swedish confrontation and novgorod returned to the control of moscow. on july 17, 1916, pilots of four m9 seaplanes of the aircraft carrier orlitsa of the baltic fleet shot down two kazerovsky airplanes, putting two more to flight. and now this date is celebrated as the birthday of the russian navy aviation. at that time, orlitsa was the only aircraft carrier. not only for water, but for snow. naval aviation developed rapidly during the first world war; in 1917 it was already an impressive force, with 264 airplanes of various types. mainly on... on july 17, 1936 , the civil war began in spain, and the conflict between the left, which had been smoldering for years, entered a hot phase. on that day ,

their king charles x hid in bendery.g point occurred in favor of russia. real hysteria happened in kiev over the arrival of the indian prime minister in moscow, the man pretending to be the president of ukraine called the meeting between putin and mode a huge disappointment, the bank continues to openly speculate on the tragedy with the children's hospital, although it has already been proven that the strike was caused by a ukrainian air defense missile. the russian ambassador to the united states, anatoly antonov, noted that what happened says only one thing: the united states should stop. to squeeze bandera with weapons that are killing civilians in russia and ukraine itself. for the west is a real reason for further escalation of the conflict, especially on the eve of the nato summit, which starts today in washington. the white house calls ukraine's admission to nato irreversible, but with the note that kiev must continue to work on democratic reforms. us post- principal julian smith said they are focused on ukraine,

x decided to exterminate all the huguenots who had gathered in paris for the celebration.t happened. henry survived and began the fight for the throne. became the first ruler of france from the bourbon dynasty, but the majority of the population were. chemist who gave the world synthetic rubber. at the beginning of the 20th century, rubber was expensive and was increasingly used for the production of cars, airplanes and ships. rubber is the tears of a tree, as the indians of south america called the sap of the giveya tree, which grows in southeast asia, but with the development of industry, an inexpensive artificial substitute was needed. chemical composition rubber is a compound of isoprene molecules. sergei lebedev chose another hydrocarbon - divinyl or butodiene. figured out how to obtain it from alcohol using a polymerization method. he won the competition for the synthesis of rubber and in 1930 a pilot plant based on his technology was opened in leningrad; in the thirty-second... the first industrial production plants were launched in yaroslavl and voronezh. rubber is

their king charles x hid in bendery. point in favor of russia. showers and thunderstorms are making their way to the south of the country, but they will not be able to curb the heat prevailing in the region. where today there is a chance for refreshing rains, and where the precipitation will simply evaporate in the air, it will never reach the ground, and what troubles this is fraught with. this is the weather, a joint project of the russia 24 tv channel and the fubus center. i'm olga mikhailova. hello, the heat wave shows no signs of slowing down in the south. local social media was flooded with photos. street thermometers, sometimes they don’t have enough scale to show how hot the air is, this picture is now circulating on rostov public pages, this is a comparison of the temperature on the don in west africa, it was the extreme heat that the ministry of energy explained the massive power outages in a number of regions. according to the department, the day before , about 600,000 people were left without light in the ros

meanwhile, the swedish king, charles x, with the support of england and holland forces denmark to peace falls on... russian troops under narba. the swedes advance in poland, in may 1702 the swedish army enters warsaw. augustus ii polish flees to krakow. the place on the polish throne is taken by charles’s protege, voivode stanislav leszczynski, in 1705 the polish-lithuanian commonwealth and sweden sign the warsaw treaty. according to it, the polish-lithuanian commonwealth actually loses its sovereignty. but 3 years later, in 1709 , peter the great completely defeated the swedes. poltava with the assistance of peter augustus ii polish returned to the throne. augustus ii, the strong saxon, was a traitor in life. on andre's death he recalled that my whole life had been one continuous sin. he betrayed his protestant faith to become king of catholic poland. he lured peter into a military alliance against the swedes and betrayed peter by signing a separate peace with the swedes. but. it is interesting that the poles remember the time of augustus the strong as a golden age, precisely because t

at the turn of the 16th-18th centuries , the danger increased many times over, as young charles x, whohis life like alexander the great.

in june 1705, charles x finally turned his attention to the enemy who was gaining strength.e sent a squadron of twenty-two ships to capture kotler island. samples were taken from the 1710 campaign, as well the entire southern coast of the gulf of finland with revel, modern tallinn. russia established itself on the shores of the gulf of riga, having recaptured pärnu, riga and the moonzun archipelago from the swedes. some close associates recommended that peter limit himself to the reconquest of the original russian lands, but the tsar did not like half measures; he wanted to put an end to sweden’s domination in the baltic. the swedish fleet was still a powerful force; at a favorable moment it could again try to occupy the coastal territories of its power. moreover, peter had not yet there was an opportunity to truly implement the strategic choice made at the time. the tsar’s most important decision was to focus not on the sailing fleet of the high seas, which was the difference between holland and england, and what sweden had, but on the sailing fleet. was another strong char

the french king charles x was also an entertainer.ge into this very state of the astral plane, even for a second. diary of pavel kulyakov. taban khurgan translated from buryad - five fingers, place with a special energy that is perfectly conducive to meditation. by the way, it was thanks to meditation that wushu entered the daily routine of buddhist monks. one lama sat in the lotus position in meditation for 9 years. naturally, during this time his legs became pretty numb. he had to learn to walk again. then he told his disciples that the spirit. you have space, you have infinity ahead, sit with your eyes straight, your back straight, mentally receive energy from this area and dissolve in it, the main task is to dissolve, the main task is to throw away all thoughts are out of your head, try not to think about anything, but i’ll tell you, if you don’t mean to do this... it’s very difficult, for a second you catch yourself, yeah, i threw out the whole thought, but you understand perfectly well , if you caught yourself thinking this, the

does the x jacket without any to create a keys rep. so, but i'm looking, i will do anything less for about $10000.00 a month with a little that was really quite stunning when the sure to be representing the constituents in my front page news is on cd across the country. there's a question i guess about what are we doing something the of the media was doing things to a certain extent. yes. business model for investigate yet. it's broken down. it's expensive to to it's a lot of work. it takes time and i don't think real cost as a sort of came to fund it. i think that's by don't case has been successful because it's actually properly escaped. that problem of our right inside our films of use many millions of times they reach lots and lots of people. they get big pickup when they're successful on these websites like that. express bagging out online places where you wouldn't typically say that we were, you know, we were politically aligned with that for me. communicating those messages. and by going to these messages to a much broader audie

here sekorsky, of course, should be reminded that charles x, napoleon, and hitler said exactly the samere, and such a deployment does not allow them to be effectively used for deterrence, especially if the russian attack on albion is of the same scale as in ukraine. the problem in the fleet of ships that could provide air defense afloat remains even smaller than the aircraft. ground-based air defense systems stand guard over the falkland islands. in the event of a limited attack on britain, for example, with a few planes and a few missiles, then we have typhoon fighters are on round-the-clock combat duty, which can take to the skies immediately and intercept this threat far from the shores of britain, we are part of nato and nato systems will detect these aircraft long before they can strike... strike britain, we can cope in the event of a relatively limited strike, but we will run out of aircraft and weapons quite quickly, not all of our air forces are now in a state of combat readiness at full strength, the times of the battle of britain are far behind us, we do not have aircraft that

bank of america x box. chase, atp. and even starbucks crowdstrike says this was not a security incident or cyber attack. the issue affected windows-based machines, not mac or linux and there is a fix, but it's not necessarily easy. it departments around the world now scrambling to clean up the mess, which in many cases involves getting hands-on with computers. no easy feat in today's world of distributed machines and remote computing it. workers prepare for a long weekend. the good news here is that the issue doesn't affect many personal computers running windows and one officer macean here. our world is more connected than ever. so problems that were once local now go global companies are operating worldwide. so when something breaks, it affects a much wider swath. >> all right. that was rich demuro reporting for us tonight. and fortunately, our weather computers are doing just fine. no technology glitches here. >> is a hot day in the bay area. really hot if you're inland. this is the view from mount tam, even yeah. h

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bank of america x box. chase, atp. even starbucks crowdstrike says this was not a security incident or cyber attack. the issue affected windows-based machines, not mac or linux and there is a fix, but it's not necessarily easy. crowdstrike ceo spoke about the complexity of the problem on nbc's today show. well, you, when you look at software, it is a is a very complex world. and there's a lot of interactions and i'm always staying ahead of the adversary is is you know, a tall task. so >> the sort of obviously, you know, you try to understand and mitigate them. >> in some you have weird interaction and didn't seem like it happened every window system. there's different versions and flavors a patch levels, if you will. and we're just trying to sort out where the that negative interaction again, that's what we're focused on, back up and running. >> it departments around the world now scrambling to clean up the mess, which in many cases involves getting hands-on with computers. no easy feat in today's world of distributed

bank of america x box. chase, atp.nd even starbucks crowdstrike says this was not a security incident or cyber attack. the issue affected windows-based machines, not mac or linux and there is a fix, but it's not necessarily easy. crowdstrike ceo spoke about the complexity of the problem on nbc's today show. well you, when you look at software, it is a is a very complex world. and there's a lot of interactions and i'm always staying ahead of the adversaries is you know, a tall task. so >>the sort of obviously, you know, you try to understand and mitigate them. >>in some you have weird interaction and didn't seem like it happened every window system. there's different versions and flavors patch levels, if you will. and we're just trying to sort out where the that negative interaction again, that's what we're focused on, back up and running. >>it departments around the world now scrambling to clean up the mess, which in many cases involves getting hands-on with computers. no easy feat in today's world of distributed machi

bank of america x box. chase, atp.and even starbucks crowdstrike says this was not a security incident or cyberattack. the issue affected windows-based machines. not mackerel, linux. and there is a fix, but it's not necessarily easy. crowdstrike ceo spoke about the complexity of the problem on nbc's today show. well, you, when you look at software, it is a is a very complex world. and there's a lot of interactions and i'm always staying ahead of the adversary is is you know, a tall task. so >> the sort of obviously, you know, you try to understand and mitigate them. >> in some you have weird interaction and didn't seem like it happened every window system. there's different versions and flavors a patch levels, if you will. and we're just trying to sort out where the that negative interaction again, that's what we're focused on, giving customers back up and running. >> it departments around the world now scrambling to clean up the mess, which in many cases involves getting hands-on with computers. no easy feat in today'

charles's mother, but the french themselves found other historical parallels with ludwig x, pens broughtrishment. and now about the exhibition in st. petersburg, which is practically the core of our program. an exhibition called “message” opens in the russian museum. and dedicated to this concept in all its diversity. report by ekaterina fesenk. such a different russian museum and different approaches of artists to the theme of the message. swirling pixels, scraps of pictures or... with his rod he breaks a mountain near the temple, there is a miracle here, a miracle is also news, all types of obtaining information in one room, ilyich, reading a ticker tape, young ladies working on a switchboard, connecting people, the office in a panic, a virus infection has occurred. this is 100% unique for us; there has never been such a comprehensive, large , all-encompassing exhibition dedicated to this topic. aivazovsky himself is behind him, a great marine painter, a master of transparency. we have always followed the wave, here the ninth wave is looked at from the other side, among the elements, a

to read more checkit this edition of barron's.com, don't forget to follow was on x at barron's onlin charles payne, town hall, unbreakable invest tore, the greatest wealth transfer ever, starts right now. [cheers and applause] >> this is a fox business special presentation, "unbreakable investor." here is your host, charles payne [cheering] [applause] charles: whoo. all right, thank you all very, very much. it is so great for you to be here. hello at home, welcome to our special town hall. this is going to be an absolute, amazing show. we've been working on it. we've been trying to prepare everyone out there. so listen, we're on the cusp of something absolutely, absolutely amazing and i think everyone is going to love and enjoy this show tremendously. [bell ringing] who is it? come in? >> special delivery. charles: look at that. >> yes. charles: [laughter]. 84 trillion. >> okay. all right. that was a lot of fun. charles: $84 trillion. >> yes. charles: from the baby boomers. you okay? >> this is a special gift. i'm good. it's good. you guys want this? yes? charles: imputting it in my

charles: joe, always a pleasure.gestion. she pushed back. simplify asset management, portfolio manager, mike green. stephanie put out the tweet. love pom by but this is recipe for crowding out the corporate and municipal sectors. there is much easier solution. cut-rates. really? >> the answer is actually pretty straightforward, right? one this is just more government interference creating a favorite asset class, right? so i get it, that it is theirs but this is literally just saying we're going to make this a more attractive asset class than that asset class. that is not what we're trying to achieve here. the second component joseph pointed out, if you actually do this, you will set off an asset boom. you could create conditions which is whahat pomboy is objecting to cutting rates. why would we create a favorite asset class instead just cut rates? i'm in a buy bonds. i will spend the money and do it and we're not enabling the government to do exactly what you were pointing to, just borrow more. charles: so what about

charles: okay, in the fourth quarter we see x, y, z. we see 200.fourth quarter, all right, maybe 198. as we preach the fourth quarter, 189. as we approach the fourth quarter, 180. it comes in at 182. i told you it would beat. you get a two-fer, the big move on great grandiose earnings expectations, then they get another move and they beat lowered expectations. so i agree with you but there is a game out there that seems to always work? >> if you look at tesla, their earnings or deliveries today, year-over-year down 5%. that's better than consensus. charles: right. >> but consensus has come down significantly over the last -- charles: prime example, the stock is killing it. up 25% the last few days. let's talk about the fed here, right? the probability of rate cuts. september is looking pretty good here. december is looking pretty good here. then rate cuts as we go into next year. how important is it? because the rally began on a notion of a lot of rate cuts. then the rally baton was handed to great earnings we talked about. i don't know feels like

charles: every money manager on wall street must read the work of my next guest. in his july 5th issue the grand hotel of treasury bills he think he has outdone his usual brillance. as i prepared for interview, i told myself this should be a documentary, not a segment. he mentions or quotes, henry kissinger, cicero, warren buffett and homer just to name a few. joining me editor of grants interest rate observer, jim grant. jim, my favorite line in there, there are a lot of great ones in there, but my favorite is assumptions are harmless as long al as assuming party doesn't confuse them with foreknowledge. the future is fa234078 none both strange and won dangerous, doesn't exist it must be reckoned with. walk the audience through that. i think that is the theme of this entire piece. >> we're all in the future business in investing, right? we must somehow envision the thing that does not exist and you know, if you get a couple of calls right, walking down the street you're feeling pretty good, you're likely thinking you're getting the word from on high. if this happe

[cheers and applause] charles: welcome back.me to talk about what you can do with all of this cash or if you're late to the game maybe how you can bolster your nest egg here, have something you want to hand off. right now there are just so many things out there, right? we're talking about so many things you can invest in. it is a feeding frenzy. in fact a great cover of "barron's" a couple weeks ago, hit it on the head, day trading craze the latest. surfing on a lottery ticket. it will feel like that, right? there are all kinds of hot products out there. they will make sound real sexy. this is not like the shylocks on social media. folks under 44 here is what they're looking at. they think differently. they have their own stuff, right? the comparison of age 21 to 43, versus those over 44. younger folks like real estate. that is not difference. the differences look really big. crypto, we know know about private equity. i didn't hear about private equity until a few weeks ago. direct investmentsp, very impressive unique list. they

[cheers and applause] charles: welcome back.time to talk about what you can do with all of this cash or if you're late to the game maybe how you can bolster your nest egg here, have something you want to hand off. right now there are just so many things out there, right? we're talking about so many things you can invest in. it is a feeding frenzy. in fact a great cover of "barron's" a couple weeks ago, hit it on the head, day trading craze the latest. surfing on a lottery ticket. it will feel like that, right? there are all kinds of hot products out there. they will make sound real sexy. this is not like the shylocks on social media. folks under 44 here is what they're looking at. they think differently. they have their own stuff, right? the comparison of age 21 to 43, versus those over 44. younger folks like real estate. that is not difference. the differences look really big. crypto, we know know about private equity. i didn't hear about private equity until a few weeks ago. direct investmentsp, very impressive unique list. th

lucas oil, pabst brewing company, elon elon musk's tesla, spacex and x.sla's headquarters to austin, texas, and then this month if he announced that spacex will be moving from hawthorne, california, to star base, texas, and the headquarters of social media platform x from san francisco to austin. musk said the most recent moves have been in response to california's new law barring schools from requiring staff to notify parents of a student's gender identification change. property costs, high crime and a recent increase in the state's minimum wage are also reasons for leaving. we spoke to the owner of bulletproof pet products based in the bay area. she told us that expenses over the past several years have been skyrocketing, driving up company debt and forcing them to raise prices. it's now got them considering a move out of california. >> i feel like i'm in this hole, and the only way that i'm going to get out of this hole is to move, you know? and if that's hard because i've lived here since i was born. i was born here. so -- and i've never lived anywher

actually not were denied and not confirmed during this visit, angry comments were then scattered in the xal network, it was both the leader of poland and finland, and the ministry of foreign affairs of estonia reacted, the president of the european council charles michel accused orbán of overestimating the mandate of his presidency in the council of the european union, well, the fact is that every six months , the eu countries take over this leading role in the eu council from july 1 for the first time in 14 years, because there are many countries, that is, this opportunity does not happen like that... often the presidency passed into the hands of hungary, well and critics insisted that orban's visit to moscow during this presidency casts a shadow over the entire bloc, because putin is such a person of dislike here, and orban is the only european leader, okay, the second, but in the last two years, the only one, who shook hands with the russian leader after a full-scale invasion of russia, and last fall in pokin, now he visited moscow, and the polish prime minister wrote that he could not

x marks the spot. do it all on the network made for streaming, and bring on the good stuff.y. i mean, money, money, money, money. you know ben franklin once said money is prolific in generating money and its offspring can be get more. with all due respect he had no clue how prolific money could be because right now the ingenious wall street ways, let's just say they have perverted the nature of money an now it's widely held that we transition into a financial information and it's a process by which financial markets, institutions, and elites gain greater influence over economic policy and economic outcomes. it transforms the functioning of the economic systems at both the macro and micro level. well, we need to unpack that so we brought in iron side macroeconomic management partner barry, you and i have talked about this. you're so brilliant at this conversation and i've brought it up with economists, a lot of top economists on wall street and they shoe me away. i feel like they are circling the wagons and protecting the system. what i just read to everyone in this audience

x marks the spot. do it all on the network made for streaming, and bring on the good stuff.all right, folks, this morning president biden going on the offensive, releasing a two-page letter. a lot of good parts in this but this is what really caught my eye. this was a process open to anyone who wanted to run. only three people chose to challenge me. one fared so badly he left the primaries to run as independent. i think he was pushed out. another attacked me for being too old, was soundly defeated. the voters of the democratic party have voted. they have chosen me to be the nominee of the party. do we now say this process didn't matter? that the voters do not have a say? this is really interesting. this is of course a letter that joe biden wrote to fellow democrats this morning. so he releases that letter. what happens? 30 minutes later on a betting polls his number skyrocket, right? this is biden perhaps being democrat nominee. of course my next guest, he notes this betting stuff. this is one of his charts better than anyone else out there. i want to bring him in, he has a

earlier i spoke to a former secret service agent and security expert, charles marino.t's been taking place, what kind of security response there might be. if you could kind of walk us through the details that we do know here — how would the secret service respond, in your experience, to a shooting at an event like this? former president trump has a high level security for two reasons. one, he is a recent former president out of office and he is also the presumptive republican nominee. here one week before the republican convention. so he carries a lot of resources around with him on the security side. and here at this site, i can tell you you've got three layers of security. you've got this inner bubble that you saw respond to the shooting and to the former president to shield him from additional gunfire. a middle perimeter which also includes screening everybody who came into that rally for things like weapons. which is why i find it interesting that we're not hearing exactly where this shooter was. was he inside this screened area or was he further away outside? cros

and king charles issued a statement sending heartfelt condolences, prayers, and deepest sympathies to the loved ones and so those who tragically lost their lives and to all those affected by this truly appalling attack anna stewart, cnn, london well the man arrested in connection with california's park fire has been charged with arson according to a court documents filed on monday, he will be arraigned on thursday. >> i'm max, this sort of thing. i think obviously the event itself is shocking, but we don't see this kind of thing happening all that often in the uk too. >> have a gun culture, dewey, but there are more and more of these knife massacres. and southport, i think a lot lot lot of what i was seeing on tv uk tv st. was the shot because sat for is seaside town, a major city, and liverpool quite close high crime rate and people moved to places like as i've bought bring up a family, by the sea. >> i'm just the age of the children involved in this. all junior with each of the perpetrator, while alleged perpetrator uk themselves haven't seen yeah. yeah. >> i know the whole thing is

we missed you in nashville, charles, because this conference was truly historic.t to sell their bitcoin. and people are really ready for change in a pro-bitcoin administration. some of our h current leaders are leading a war on digital assets so they need to go. the bitcoin was created by the people for the people t was not cleverred for wall street or washington, d.c. it was not promoted by big tech. it emerged to become the 8th, 9th largest asset for the world. it has grown into a massive voting bloc. they're seriously proposing to adopt bitcoin as a stratglick reserve asset for the u.s. this is historic. charles: president trump was there, obviously warmly received. robert f. kennedy, jr. gave a very powerful speech. by the way there was a letter from 28 democrats, saying to the dnc, we to be more forward-looking on this. elizabeth warren out there, who doesn't believe crime was ever committed with fiat currency, right? my question, what do you think, both periods just officially say okay, we embrace bitcoin and blockchain? >> well that is exactly what is going

it's because they have the x 86 and the arm-based pcs plus keep an eye out for silo a.i.arnings call. i'm on the edge of my seat for amd. charles: if you're on the edge of your seat i'm on the edge of mine and i don't even know why. beth thanks a lot. so my next guest actually took a poll last month and he did ask. are we in an a.i. bubble? here is an interesting thing. 45.6% say yes but we're going higher anyway so let's bring in deepwater asset management co-founder partner doug clinton. this is really amazing. 46% say it's a bubble but one thing about bubbles you never know how far they can go. almost 10% said yes and it's about the burst. no, but we're going to get one, 34% no and we won't get one, 10%. that's an interesting group down at 10%, at some point there's a bubble because too much excitement as beth just outlined there. what's the right answer? >> i think we're not in a bubble yet and we will get one so i'm in the 35% and the reality is you ask what inning is it? one, two? we think it's probably three or four but if you put that in the context i still think

we learned in the last few hours, king charles sent a private letter to trump yesterday.buckingham palace did not reveal the details of the letter. meanwhile, the prime minister of the uk said he is appalled by the incident. in a post on x, he wrote we send him and his family our best wishes. >> breaking overnight in the east bay, at least one person has died after a crash on southbound interstate 680 and concord. chp says it happened just before 11 p.m. near the concord avenue exit, near the buchanan fields golf course. there were five vehicles involved. one person was taken to the hospital. their condition isn't known. at one point, officials had to shut down this freeway to clear the vehicles, and as of 3 a.m, all lanes are reopened this morning. >> the community is trying to make sense of the death of a three year old girl, ella. lorenzo was found dead in san jose saturday. police are now investigating her death as a homicide. ella was reported missing friday after her father failed to show up for a custody swap. he was found dead in san francisco. ellie's mom release