>> thank you, mandy.es, we are slightly less optimistic about our forecast than we were i think the red sea and the attacks and the fact that the container ships have had divert and the container shipping has had to wane this year. the prospect of maybe a wider spread of the conflict is very concerning you have also seen that the global gdp growth forecasts have been downgraded by the world bank and imf when this is done, it has an impact on trade because it hits aggregate demand all around. yes, we are less optimistic. we expect the numbers to be better than last year. >> you said in september that it was too early to say the globalization is dead. what is the reheassessment now global globalization? we hear we are de-risking the business that may be a statement for now we are only going to deal with alliances that seem friendly to us, which seems introverted and protec protectionist. >> i still maintain my stance. i think pronouncing the end of globalization may be too soon. perhaps global sization may

mandy. >> thanks very much for that, carolin.ical geo instability is threatening to drive prices higher again. we've been asking central bankers to dust off their crystal balls and tell us what they see >> everything we've seen in recent weeks points to the opposite direction, so i may er even foresee no cut at all this year. >> the first quarter of 2024 is going to be challenging. inflation is coming down we sometimes focus on core or services inflation. >> if i think in nominal terms, obviously they should. be higher than to date, and bearing major surprises, we look at the middle east our next move will be cut probably this year. >>> we will stick to our guns. we will stick to what is the right path to take in 2025 we think we can do it. but there are risks out there. >>> we've also heard from the swiss national bank chairman thomas jordan in the last hour sylvia asked him about the raise rising with the central bank. >> we do not have forward guidance regarding our policy rate, but in december it was clearly not necessary to

mandy: earnings are relevant.to get a gauge of how much you are pricing for earnings is dispersion. dspx tells you how much have been priced in the next 30 days. right now we are seeing implied dispersion is lower the last eight quarters. in some ways people are pricing in les moonves on earnings, but overall levels are still elevated. given the run-up in markets, expectations have built such that the hurdle to get a significant move on earnings is higher now. lisa: as you speak, i think about the risk reward. speaking to michael gapen, priya misra, saying we have a 65% chance of a soft landing, 35% chance of a hard landing. i don't know how you come up with these. but if you take a look at what the options markets are showing, does it agree, or do you see a much higher probability of that soft landing being priced in? mandy: i would say what is being priced into the options market is tilted toward the soft landing. if you believe there is a meaningful chance of recession, definitely value in looking at those down

here to react is former epa chief of staff mandy. mandy, thanks for joining us this morning.rs, and it's really interesting to see how the rental cars, nobody even wants to rent 'em. >> no, you're exactly right. and we've known this for quite some time. when i was serving during the trump administration from '17-'20, we did something called a midterm evaluation where we were talking to the best and brightest engineers and forecasters, and they predicted that at best ev sales would make up around 6% of the market. well, if you look today, they're around 1 percent of the on-road market share. new car sales are a little bit higher, but 1%, and that's because of what you just alluded to. consumers do not want these types of vehicles because of things like range anxiety. there is not reliable charging infrastructure, and the fact that you have a winter storm coming across this nation, electric vehicles perform about 30% worse in cold weather conditions x that's not the type of vehicle you yourself want to the get in or you want to put your family e in not knowing whether you're go

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how about we go to mandy and new york. mandy. >> hello jim. how are you? >> all right.to you. you are wonderful. thank you for taking my call and working so hard to help us become better investors. i really appreciate it. boeing is having some difficulties. i was thinking of moving and going toward getting some hwm. >> i like that call. we call it how i met my mother. it is the right call. thank you for making that all happened. let's go to trevor in wisconsin. >> booyah, what's up, jim? >> it is getting chilly in san francisco. what about you? >> i will keep it short and sweet today. from where i am sitting it's looking like it's on the verge of being really profitable see them. >> i don't know. this is a football business. i know that if they made money. that i'm on board but until then. lets go to joe and new york. >> booyah, jimmy. >> what's going on? >> the stock i'm talking about was up 300% in five years. it's a defense company that 90% of the products cannot be made by any other company. what is your opinion of ttg? >> everything you said i understand to be true

let's go to mandy in maryland. mandy? >> hi, jim. how are you? >> how are you? i'm doing good.s friday, you know, like it like everybody else. >> yeah. tough day. >> okay. say more. >> thank you so much for taking my call. >> you're quite welcome. >> yeah, i appreciate it. >> okay. >> my five picks are a pt, jta m, hban, onan, and at&t. am i diversified? >> again, we have a bit of a challenge here, but that is okay, that is why we call. j.p. morgan, one of the best banks in show. i do prefer wells fargo. at 11, looking at applications for enterprise software. huntington was on today, they came on earlier in the show. they are dynamite. that is the shoe store, my second closet is made up of that, so thank you, lisa. we have apparel, we have a bank, we have enterprise software, we have cybersecurity, and we have another bank. that is two bags! no, we can't do that. that is why right now, right here, we are adding eli lilly. and that, ladies and gentlemen, is one more addition of amide i diversified?" a force to be reckon with. no, not you saquon. hm? you! your business bank accou

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of children and adolescents, children and adolescents have the right to physical and mental health mandi standard of health and healthy life and the necessary facilities to treat the disease and all parts . the greatest blessing that god has given to all of us is health. in order to maintain health, we must try. how should we not go to other children if we are sick? if other children are sick , we should not go to them. if we feel sick, be sure to inform your mother so that she can take you to the doctor. he wants you, if he prescribes medicine to you , don't make an excuse that i don't like it, because if he prescribes medicine take it on time, it will make you recover faster and not get worse and you won't have to undergo more difficult treatments. the use of supplements in childhood is very important for the health of the child in adulthood. in childhood , we emphasize several issues in many ways. this means that supplements that are recommended to be used based on the age of children must be used. let me tell you briefly. we recommend that from the age of 3 to 5 days to 2 years of ag

general sulaymani was assassinated along with his iraqi companion abu mathi al mandis in a us drone attack in baghdad back in january of 2020. an advanced destroyers have been added to the naval fleet of iran's islamic revolution guard core. gc during a ceremony in the country's southern port city of bandada bus, the new domestically designed and manufactured vessel named abuhandis can sail for 14 days and over 20 nautical miles with the ability to evade enemy radars. dozens of high-speed boats equipped with missile launchers were also inducted into the irgc's naval fleet. a group of top military commanders including irgc commander and chief, major general hussein salomin, commander of the irg's and iran and iraq have held a joint naval parade to commemorate the marchadom anniversary of top iranian military commander lieutenant general qasim sulaimani and his iraqi companion abu mathi al-muhandis more than 300 heavy and light vessels as well as bassige volunteer forces the iranian navy and iraq's popular mobile. ation units took part in the parade event was also attended by several iranian

it goes to christian, but because nathaniel officials, for many years, according to political needs, mandy is on the political. ready st paul and. ready so guys, in about any fee sensitive and moving, and these are these against the policy and the state. that's exactly what well and what the sides wind flowing since he, he talked about an expression of balance of the, of the west bank and then it stopped the blowing cold. you stopped done ideal for next session and signed in the agreements on or reflex the you are you in boston and all that blown a cold and nobody's ation with these countries though, please, because invitational splits in your, in the mall and the stuff to do any. ready anything else because he's facing create a collection guy because he failed miserably to the full text. the people in defend the people who is are on october, the 7th. it's all about him staying. ready on file, but, you know, he sends the message to the united states and he started for being that the states to send the message. and we've seen the united states. they have steadily been ramping up pressure on

let's actually define mandi and just say that it includes men. i am also looking for this issue and i am following up on it, as well as maternity rights and maternity rights for women who actually have a home but are not homemakers. iranian women have homes but are not homemakers. because thanks to the revolution islamic, in terms of literacy index , we are among the educated in the world, so a literate woman is an expert with intelligence and taste. who can raise a good generation, and in fact , she stands in a central place, this woman should be able to play a role in determining many relationships, whether it be directly, the role and presence of social politics indirectly, it is so psychologically secure that capable and worthy children can be delivered to the society . i am following each and every one of the institutions and i monitor every institution, every ministry of home affairs , i monitor women's rights in that institution, and if there are any violations of women's rights or inattention to women's rights. i will definitely correspon

consumed by his rounds official and unequivocal denial on 67, but that it was committing genocide in gaza. mandy, so that's a good one's b i c j to recognize that to the is an urgency in the gaza inflicted by, as well as offensive data requires the core to, to order an immediate physician, all felt hostilities, but straight up to the points they shouldn't is there a department is that came out saying that to the asked you punk receive in line had been presented at the you in the top quarter saying that so that because i'm a position is a game is well of genocide you guys would only happen in the world turned upside down as a is read, the officials also went on to a to so that's recap. most seeking to allow her must to return to useful to committed war crimes in fact. and that's a blue on that in south africa, which is functioning as the legal arm of the how much terrorist organization isolated schools. the reality and goals are following the october 7th a month ago and completely ignore the fact that thomas taurus infiltrated israel mode, execute his musket rapes and abducted as legal citizens,

now everyone wants one for their favorite player, even mandy shanahan. >> my wife was talking about thattold her, i don't have a number, so you better not wear that. know, that looks cool. she's awesome. >> brent brennan is leaving to be the new head football coach in arizona. 24 years ago, brennan was a graduate assistant in tucson. now he is the man. brennan spent seven seasons elevating the spartan program, leading them to three bowl games in a four-year period. the warriors have 10 games left until the trade deadline . reportedly, all players except for steph curry could be moved. the record is now 18-22 after monday's loss in memphis. it's the same issue that steve kerry has been harping on all season. >> fouling and turnovers. i can only say it so many times. >> when will they improve? 19 turnovers last night's after fouling. memphis attempted 40 free throws. draymond green in his first game back did not like what he saw, defensively. >> it's just no pride. until every guy takes pride in themselves , we will suck. we can't guard nobody. until we guard, we will lose. >> they got a n

if you are a mandi, you actually have benefits , if you are an employee of a group , you are actually rich, you are deprived or at least you have to be organized once, which is what this event is called. productivity is the name of real liberation. if all of this is managed in some way, one way is to give a cap and say, sir, anyone can use all of this up to 15 million tomans. i believe it is possible and he reported to us a large-scale example of a welfare recreation center and this is that once i was sitting over there, i mentioned the name of tehran's 1 2 3 area, 200 thousand meters of recreation centers that have only 5 banks, from ajodaniyeh to others. mr. doctor, there is name-calling and saying. my point is that i am not saying that we should put the adjuncts up for auction let's say at once that the gentleman will come and buy, then those things will happen, or they will say that it is cheap, etc. i say, well, you can't think. what can be done to make the production come true and benefit from it? you need infrastructure in this country, god willing , construction budget and in

in order most patients coming in the us be, loves so many that the amount of money that i need, the mandy seems anthony got so i'm not enough to furnish every time monday. seems that that needed that to the board people i thing that the day is. 1 a lot of them will get out early is my failed all the bottom of the get for us to say and the other fellow international come in augusta present the ladies you'll see a said the icing that what we are seeing these days, not calling by this side, i mean that i the in the context that on the way or the way, the goal for the side of going guy in the cries, he's going to add the and there is nothing more of the policy be before a, for the dish. and for the problem of support, a heads of 13 is pushing down these costs. and i think that is clear that the only solution guys except for good to go to solution. but then the way the somebody to talk and discuss it and put your money. the 1st the because once we have seen in these days is unbelievable and seem to be a product in the for do you mind me to start the war and gaza as pro criticism to those are b

otherwise the west is finish because it's mrs. deteriorating is frank mandy. and if it also loses the narrative, then where over it's done, the are easier once to strengthen its longstanding relations with russia, that's according to the prime minister of the west african nations speaking exclusively to our, to some of these. yeah. once it's a strength and it's long standing relationship with the russian federation, as you know, army uses military equipment, manufactured the meal, great countries, their agreements relating to its maintenance and information from those who manages . today, we have pleased that this corporation is closer than ever. in addition to security and defense, we spoke with the russian authorities about health cast education infrastructure, sports culture, as well as mining and oil productions in the next 2 weeks and into departmental. multi disciplinary delegation from russia will arrive in the army to implement everything we discussed. the purpose of all businesses to move forward and strengthening our relationships. today we cooperate

it's in mandy aircraft. it's in the ability to provide air superiority over the balance here and, and until they get that. and so the, some of the 6 teams will be coming on board of both european and us at 16 so will be coming on board in 2024. i don't expect those to be decisive on the battlefield, but they're going to help and long term. i'm confident that ukraine can survive as an independent nation again, as long as the west and in particular, the united states continues to find a way to provide it with the arms that needs to point. yeah, i do with this point about the independent nation page and said denot supply and obviously protect the russian speaking people in the some of ukraine never said he wanted to take over ukraine today as well. i'm sure he was sending tags to key just to wish president lensky a happy birthday. but he's actually a don't real intention for his a lot of ski at all. and one of the less the once again power is that what you're suggesting? no, but he says you can establish your o

host: this is mandy out of daytona beach, florida. caller: i have a couple of items i wanted to bring up. one, if the country is going bankrupt. you should look at your assets and liabilities. how much land as the government owned that they are not using? we could liquidate what we don't need. i don't know if anyone is looked at that. another item i wanted to bring up when donald trump put in the tax cut it was to bring business back so pe jobs so we would be competitive with other countries and other nations. theyere setting up plants everywhere but here. the final point i wanted to make, i get tired of people hearing that the rich don't pay their fair share when 50% of the people pay no taxes at all. we should all pay our fair share. host: time for maybe one more call this morning's in mill valley, california. caller: just one quick point. i think you are geographical unfair to the west coast because we have to get 4:00 a.m.. the $34 trillion debt number is just the debt for dummies number. the republicans established an accounting

by his rogues, official and unequivocal denial on 67, but that it was committing genocide in gauze. mandy, so that's a good one's the i c j to recognize that there is an urgency in gaza inflicted by as well as offensive data requires the core to, to order and immediate physician all felt hostilities, but straight off to the pool facing. is there any problem is that came out saying that to the asked you park receive in lies had been presented at the you in stop court saying that. so that's because accommodations a game is well, of genocide you guys would only happen in the world turned upside down as a read. the officials also went on to a to so that's recap, of seeking to allow her much to return to useful to committed war crimes. and in fact, let's move on that in south africa, which is functioning as the legal arm of the how much terrorist organization isolated schools and the reality and goals are following the october 7th, 2 months ago, and completely ignore the fact that thomas taurus infiltrated israel motor to execute his musket rapes and abducted his lady citizens simply because t

push deeper at the western side of the had been roads leading all the way to the heart of hon. unit mandy, concentrated right now at the southern part of fine units were intense. fighting on confrontation, going on between palestinians, finding groups on the ground on the is really invading a for since then. just the, the level of destruction is beyond imagination as more residential buildings. entire neighborhoods have been destroyed, we were able to look at some of the videos under footage emerging from the eastern part of finance, namely and who was on opposite end it gradually to the. 3 the central part of her newness where the whole, the majority of a d. a huh. right. told buildings high rise building and the center of high noon is about 10 to 12. a story. a high building have been completed, destroyed and turned into a rubble it through the western side of han units. they mainly in other my las evacuations on an area being larger, designated a sleeper airport for a 1000, a palestinian to the doctor, went to from across the gauze strip, attends this time, not a residential building,

host: this is mandy out of daytona beach, florida.d to bring up. e, if thcountris going bankrupt. you should look at your assets and liabilities. how much land as the government owned that they are not using? we could liquidate what we don't need. anyone is looked at that. another item i up when donald te tax cut it was to bring business so we would be competitive with other countries and other nations. they were setting up plants everywhere but here. the final point make, i get tired of people hearing that the rich don't pay their fair share when 50% of the pay no taxes at all. we should all pay our fair share. host: time for maybe one more call this morning's in mill valley, california. caller: just one quick point. i think you are geographical unfair to because we have to get up at 4:00 a.m.. the $34 trillion debt number is just the debt for dummies number. the republicans established an accounting trick to hide the true debt and unfunded liabilities. we need to include that number with the 34 trillion, my final point. the pitiful

. movie is being able to do is to change the nature of feet and get from a secular constitutionally mandy to sec leaned into a hindu india and become a very reversible thing. even when you have a nation in port a strain circumstances, the quote is it'd be you'd be losing, congress comes to box to be very difficult to change the order of things that have been under you should go to the minorities at most because uncomfortable at the idea of what has happened. they think that the, the so called divide between the hindus initiatives going to increase importing the votes are going to become a relevant because primarily indian seclusion was also sustained by the kind of influenced we him, the most name was, had or the outcome. they used to live the other backward another to operate classes and worked and worked out. whoever was the clean but the cheapest and di policy of putting all the hindus and bracket. you must have been by hindus about 85 percent of the population. so there is nothing that the most of us with a very small percentage of was going to need to on at all, or change the order o

hello, iam hello, i am amy, this is mandy and bob. switzerland, and have been for 24—hour is due to storm isha. we are back today to hopefully get a return flight to birmingham airport. yesterday with a little chaotic. i don't know how you found it at the airport. absolute nightmare, to be honest. hello. _ absolute nightmare, to be honest. hello. i_ absolute nightmare, to be honest. hello. lam — absolute nightmare, to be honest. hello, lam phil. hello, iam phil. a_ hello, lam phil. a candle town fan. we are trapped on the isle of man. we are in a pub at the isle of man. we are in a pub at the moment. some of ourfans cannot leave until thursday at the earliest. here we all are, if you of us at the moment. there we go. there are a few of us here. yesterday, i was due to fly from manchester back to dublin. we flew over dublin, we made an attempt to land, and soon we were backed up in the clouds, and we were told we would be brought back to manchester. that was quickly updated to that we were going to the east midlands, and were going to

because lack of mandy seeing the lack of medical equipment that i really a, creating a big issue in terms of headed support to people. so we, we saw things that we, we spoke with that was impossible like, i don't know doing damage any surgeries without any anesthesia or doing good. yeah. getting images so to adjust, we'd prostate them on. so of course, so this the police show needs, again, i'm believe it will be on catastrophic. and even you've probably cited cost and colleagues as well as other agencies. of course he's a team. uh, as for the doing that i asked to most to support the people in gaza, but they gave me, there's not enough these not enough and what we are leasing in. so my work leasing goes 3 pages. we know how to save lives. we know how to olivia softening months. we don't have to meetings for the day. and it means to do that. and this is of course, a great method of station for all of them. all right, what specific things do you expect the international community to do now? to help the civilians in guys that can you itemize some of these things for us to understand? yes, ab

pandenng that they should stop mandy pandering with the kids and punish them .and then the teachers union says, oh, we got to be nice to the kids. so it's basically it's the left, right, woke non—woke team world versus team great britain is, what are we going to be? are we going to be super nice to the kids who need help? because they've had some hard times? or are we going to a stick? to use a stick? >> the old saying, >> there was the old saying, a woman, and a walnut tree. woman, a dog and a walnut tree. remember that? no they're better for that's the nature for beating. that's the nature of was farmer . for beating. that's the nature of was farmer. i of its joke. kc was a farmer. i don't know why you beat a walnut tree, but maybe simon bly, who was a stand up comedian. you should have a great routine. he'd been a teacher and he said, you know, don't you know, people don't understand. need understand. children need hitting regularly, you know, sometimes i do sometimes quite hard. can i do my analysis? yes. my annoying steve analysis? yes. yeah. you've got two

pandenng that they should stop mandy pandering with the kids and punish them .d then the teachers union says, oh, we got to be nice to the kids. so it's basically it's the left, right, woke non—woke team world versus team great britain is, what are we going to be? are we going to be super nice to the kids who need help? because they've had some hard times? or are we going to a stick? to use a stick? >> the old saying, >> there was the old saying, a woman, and a walnut tree. woman, a dog and a walnut tree. remember that? no they're better for that's the nature for beating. that's the nature of was farmer . for beating. that's the nature of was farmer. i of its joke. kc was a farmer. i don't know why you beat a walnut tree, but maybe simon bly, who was a stand up comedian. you should have a great routine. he'd been a teacher and he said, you know, don't you know, people don't understand. need understand. children need hitting regularly, you know, sometimes i do sometimes quite hard. can i do my analysis? yes. my annoying steve analysis? yes. yeah. you've got two y

pandenng that they should stop mandy pandering with the kids and punish them .then the teachers union says, oh, we got to be nice to the kids. so it's basically it's the left, right, woke non—woke team world versus team great britain is, what are we going to be? are we going to be super nice to the kids who need help? because they've had some hard times? or are we going to a stick? to use a stick? >> the old saying, >> there was the old saying, a woman, and a walnut tree. woman, a dog and a walnut tree. remember that? no they're better for that's the nature for beating. that's the nature of was farmer . for beating. that's the nature of was farmer. i of its joke. kc was a farmer. i don't know why you beat a walnut tree, but maybe simon bly, who was a stand up comedian. you should have a great routine. he'd been a teacher and he said, you know, don't you know, people don't understand. need understand. children need hitting regularly, you know, sometimes i do sometimes quite hard. can i do my analysis? yes. my annoying steve analysis? yes. yeah. you've got two yea

uh, mandy, said, you to pay?, um, you say hello to us and um, can you say hello to us and hello to pete. they voted brexit. they've retired now to greece. said voted greece. she said we voted brexit. though knew brexit. even though she knew that guys personally, that for those guys personally, it might have easier for it might have been easier for them vote to remain because them to vote to remain because it have made life it might have made their life better. but she says she doesn't regret it at all. um answers. i've got no regrets about leaving eu. just a pity leaving the eu. it's just a pity that the government didn't make the rob says brexit the most of it. rob says brexit is a good thing, it would is a good thing, but it would have been better if we had a decent government. pete , decent government. uh, pete, you're an optimistic chap, pete . you're an optimistic chap, pete. i like i love a bit of what you're drinking tonight. you say brexit was the best thing to happen to this country since we, uh, out of

alix: which is what mandy was talking. the move index is encapsulating that.hat is the knock on effect to other asset classes? if it is hard to know what fair value is, what does that mean? aneeka: i think we have reached a point where we have seen a rally in equity markets after a choppy trading session. that has been on anticipation a very aggressive rate cuts by the u.s. fed. i think now we are quite a high valuation level and we are looking into q4 earnings season where expectations are fairly muted for earnings towards the end of 2023. given where we are, given the extreme rally we have seen, i think looking ahead, the forward inflation print will be an important signal to where we are expected to see rates going and that will have a very important implication for risk assets, especially for equities. guy: is the bond market going to lead? is that the question? maybe it is not the 10 year, maybe it is the two year. aneeka: if you think about it come in 2023 we had 1.1 8 trillion u.s. dollars going to the money market etf's. that door what went into equiti

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please, please give a warm welcome to state representatives mandy landry and gary l. smith. and also to the vice president of the new orleans city council. council at large, helena moreno. we have other very special guests in the audience today as well. please give a warm welcome to the daughter of two tuskegee airmen, lawrence, the host of abc's his good morning america, robin roberts roberts. please, a warm round of applause and a welcome to renowned actor and community activist and native new orleanian, mr. wendell pierce. and please welcome someone has been instrumental for decades in bringing the story of world war two to the forefront of american consciousness and who, in doing so, has taught generations of americans that. freedom is not. please welcome acclaimed actor and director sir tom hanks. please welcome recipient of the highest award for military valor given in the united states. please welcome recipients of the medal of honor. their family and other members of the congressional medal of honor society, national convention, who have been in town all week meeting

harris did not really die that night, but she believed she did mandy found her unconscious in the morning a great stir bustle. but grandmother was out of all of it. never knew that she the object of so much attention and excitement she died a little while after mr. templeton got home. thus, mrs. harris slipped out of the templeton story. but victoria and vicki had still to go on to follow the long road that leads through things and guessed at and unforeseeable. when they are old, they will come closer and closer to grandma harris. they will think a great deal about her and remember things, and their lot will be more or less like hers. they will regret that they hated her so little, but they too will look into the eager, unseeing eyes of a young and feel themselves alone. they will say to themselves i was heartless because i was young and wanted things so much. but now i know a lost lady. he had seen the end of an era, the sunset of the pioneer. he had come upon it when already. its glory was nearly spent so in the buffalo times. a traveler to come up upon the embers of a hunter's fire on

harris did not really die that night, but she believed she did mandy found her unconscious in the morning. then there was a great stir bustle. but grandmother was out of all of it. never knew that she the object of so much attention and excitement she died a little while after mr. templeton got home. thus, mrs. harris slipped out of the templeton story. but victoria and vicki had still to go on to follow the long road that leads through things and guessed at and unforeseeable. when they are old, they will come closer and closer to grandma harris. they will think a great deal about her and remember things, and their lot will be more or less like hers. they will regret that they hated her so little, but they too will look into the eager, unseeing eyes of a young and feel themselves alone. they will say to themselves i was heartless because i was young and wanted things so much. but now i know a lost lady. he had seen the end of an era, the sunset of the pioneer. he had come upon it when already. its glory was nearly spent so in the buffalo times. a traveler to come up upon the embers of a h

joining us now to help break it all down is mandy singh of bloomberg intense. we're talking about five of the magnificent seven. you think about what we heard from tesla last week wasn't so magnificent, i think it's fair to say. how are you expecting these five to go over? >> look, when it comes to top lines, there is a clear divergence. you're seeing the likes of meta and microsoft growing or expected to grow at mid to high teens, and apple, on the other hand, is expected to have flat revenue growth. clearly there's a divergence. to me the key aspect is the cap ex spent guide. last quart hear we saw was microsoft raising their cap ex guide for 2024. everyone else was kind of on the quieter side, and they didn't really give out much. and that, to me, sets expectations in terms of what these companies are thinking around the a.i. moanization. look at the end of the day, it has to translate into revenue. microsoft has been the only one who has quantified their a.i. revenues so far. other ones are yet to do that. we know amazon is the largest cloud player. it will

mandy? >> hello. call and teaching us how to invest and become better investors. >> that is the goal. that is the goal, thank you. >> i shout out your staff and you all, thank you. >> staff is brilliant. >> i am wondering, should i hold on or sell peco? -- that is an expensive stock. i don't understand why it could be this expensive, given the fact they are not making any funny. i say k, coaching, coaching on some of that one. thank you for the kind words. and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round. >> the lightning round is sponsored by charles schwab. coming up, how the game has changed for oil, china, russia, and the squeeze on u.s. energy stocks explained. next. trading at schwab is now powered by ameritrade, unlocking the power of thinkorswim, the award-winning trading platforms. bring your trades into focus on thinkorswim desktop with robust charting and analysis tools, including over 400 technical studies. tailor the platforms to your unique needs with nearly endle

mandy patinkin will discuss albert einstein in the refugee refugee question.avid brooks, rachel maddow are joined by and also two to name a few i you will join us again and often but tonight guess but now for tonight's guest who is returning to the striker center stage for the third time sir, simon schama. i think those books about the french revolution they were all charles and zionism is laughing though i'm not sure why dutch history and the relationship between landscape memory for the bbc produced history of britain and a tv show about britain's slavery and american revolution. and that doesn't begin to cover incredible output, which includes musings on the boston working red sox. obama and american food. he stood at complete cambridge, oxford andrd, now columbia. and in 2001 was awarded the commander of order of the british empire by queen elizabeth. hence this is why the sale appears before his name tonight. he joins us to offer a chilling reminder that world's class mishandling of covid pandemic is hardly unique in human history is new in us book for in

mandy patinkin will discuss albert einstein in the refugee refugee question.avid brooks, rachel maddow are joinedy and also two to name a few i you will join us again and often but tonight guess but now for tonight's guest who is returning to the striker center stage for the third time sir, simon schama. i think those books about the french revolution they were all charles and zionism is laughing though i'm not sure why dutch history and the relationship between landscape memory for the bbc produced history of britain and a tv show about britain's slavery and american revolution. and that doesn't begin to cover incredible output, which includes musings on the boston working red sox. obama and american food. he stood at complete cambridge, oxford and harvard, now columbia. and in 2001 was awarded the commander of order of the british empire by queen elizabeth. hence this is why the sale appears before his name tonight. he joins us to offer a chilling reminder that world's class mishandling of covid pandemic is hardly unique in human history is new in us book fo

mandy patinkin will discuss albert einstein in the refugee refugee question. david brooks, rachel maddow are joined by and also two to name a few i you will join us again and often but tonight guess but now for tonight's guest who is returning to the striker center stage for the third time sir, simon schama. i think those books about the french revolution they were all charles and zionism is laughing though i'm not sure why dutch history and the relationship between landscape memory for the bbc produced history of britain and a tv show about britain's slavery and american revolution. and that doesn't begin to cover incredible output, which includes musings on the boston working red sox. obama and american food. he stood at complete cambridge, oxford and harvard, now columbia. and in 2001 was awarded the commander of order of the british empire by queen elizabeth. hence this is why the sale appears before his name tonight. he joins us to offer a chilling reminder that world's class mishandling of covid pandemic is hardly unique in human history is new in us boo

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all right, dr. mandy. ready imagery story, and photo and get started. so folks told us that the stop show the nature of the government change. when mulder likes animates, we say we're saying that he's on political system. and so the company that now the state of the division between the wall copying there and why the company and ask for others, it sounds like you're still trying to make the voice. ready and they're like, you know, what's happened. so guys that he's basically the expansion or for small so for, for the guys are bigger which both so that i, so the government need some excessive without talking forces about rebuilding. so the 2nd way to kind of what i have to talk to you, i think back in 2005. so i think as long as this fall i element. so sideline 00 and obviously event 0 but needs to move on from there. at what point do these political divisions start having an impact on the war and how is really, is fighting this for i think the main, the main effects would be actually where it says file is easily scrolls and then it comes to question win

mandy cohen. as you know if you testify and for this committee i can't recall a time we didn't, we pick our evidence under oath and if you have objection to testimony today? seeing the gentlelady is not objective will proceed and you are entitled to be advised by council of rules including your testimony today. saying she has not requested that council deserve -- would you please rise and raise your right hand? do you promise to tell the whole truth the full truth and nothing but the truth so help you god? seem to witness answering in the affirmative you are now sworn in and under oath set forth under title xviii, section 1001 of the united states code. with that we recognize dr. cohen for your five minutes of testimony. smith thank you chairman griffith ranking member and distinguished member of the subcommittee to an honor to appear before you today but the cdc is a critical national security asset putting data and evidence into action to protect this country's health and safety and i'm privileg

host: mandy is in greensboro, north carolina. good morning, isn't democracy the chance for people to vote freely? guest: yes, the ability to choose freely, be able to vote and then to accept the election results. someone can win an election but if they are unable to take office the democracy is not allowed to happen. in other countries, they win an election and that they are killed or imprisoned. so the vote doesn't matter. democracy is a bunch of different things. but being able to vote for your representative and have the selections be fair. host: next up is patrick on the republican line. caller: i can tell you're an intelligent young lady. i watch bill o'reilly a lot and he has a lot of fact checks but he has an opinion that michelle obama would step in and take over. she is the only one who could really compete with trump. host: les let her respond to the idea of michelle obama. guest: i have heard this from a lot of people and i think the reason her name keeps being floated despite the fact that it is very clear that she ha

host: mandy is in greensboro, north carolina. good morning, isn't democracy the chance for people to vote freely? guest: yes, the ability to choose freely, be able to vote and then to accept the election results. someone can win an election but if they are unable to take office the democracy is not allowed to happen. in other countries, they win an election and that they are killed or imprisoned. so the vote doesn't matter. democracy is a bunch of different things. but being able to vote for your representative and have the selections be fair. host: next up is patrick on the republican line. caller: i can tell you're an intelligent young lady. i watch bill o'reilly a lot and he has a lot of fact checks but he has an opinion that michelle obama would step in and take over. she is the only one who could really compete with trump. host: les let her respond to the idea of michelle obama. guest: i have heard this from a lot of people and i think the reason her name keeps being floated despite the fact that it is very clear that she ha

host: this is mandy out of daytona beach, florida.r: i have a couple of items i wanted to bring up. one, if the country is going bankrupt. you should look at your assets and liabilities. how much land as the government owned that they are not using? we could liquidate what we don't need. i don't know if anyone is looked at that. another item i wanted to bring up when donald trump put in the tax cut it was to bring business back so people would have jobs so we would be competitive with other countries and other nations. they were setting up plants everywhere but here. the final point i wanted to make, i get tired of people hearing that the rich don't pay their fair share when 50% of the people pay no taxes at all. we should all pay our fair share. host: time for maybe one more call this morning's in mill valley, california. caller: just one quick point. i think you are geographical unfair to the west coast because we have to get up at 4:00 a.m.. the $34 trillion debt number is just the debt for dummies number. the republicans establish