go ahead, rick. well, yeah. certainly i'm not familiar with the phrase of the day. i don't know that we have that necessarily in our local news here in chicago, but certainly, i think, the effort to try to find truth in an era of miscommunication, misdirection, and this version of media is very difficult to do. but one thing that has fundamentally changed, i believe, and that is, don't just rely on one sorts of information for the facts. and also, the more you read, the more you learn from verifiably, authentic sources. that having been said, the issue of people running political ads, changing headlines, swapping out wards, putting up phony headlines some of that is nothing new. that has happened in illinois before. yes, there are federal prohibitions about ads being yanked from the air because of free speech considerations, but at the same time, if a politician is running an ad where they've authored headlines or changed words, we will call them out on it. we will call them out very loudly on it. ho

d likes to use, rick? yeah. well now listen, i agree with you and whether i've been a supervisor or i've actually run a companies throughout my life. i believe one word is the most important and that is meritocracy. meritocracy, you, you, you get what you deserve, what your show me, you can do is your value and i'll pay you according to your value. and i'll either keep you, that's right. remote, you or fire you based on your value. i'm sorry, but you're absolutely right. manila, when it mean a why is the government treating these people like they're a students when they seem to be d minus a best? i don't get it. it's not personal. i'm just looking at the record. where's the marriage here? um and, and that's important. i mean, and that's where we are great conversation, we're gonna talk somebody in a little bit by the way, who's going to be able to help us kind of work through some of these things out as well. his name is larry johnson. larry johnson worked at the c i for 4 years, he worked as an analyst and he m

the the hey rick sanchez here. this is direct impact and this is what we're going to be talking about. they have unfortunately turned us into us boiler and we don't want to be as boiler. we want it too and we wanted a fair shot. our k juniors running made explains how the democrats pushed him away and apparently into mister trump's loving arms. you're going to hear it for yourself. we're going to let you see that. i'm rick sanchez. let's do this. the right r f k junior. obviously, his uncle was the president, his father would have been president, had not been shot, a prominent member of one of the most famous democratic families in us history. he's going to quit the race and possibly endorse donald trump and be here is running. may tell if it's happening because he's been treated so poorly. she says by the democratic party, this d n c aligned pack that was created specifically to take us out has spent millions of dollars to take us out. they have unfortunately turned us into us boiler um and we don't want to vs boi

i'm rick sanchez. hey, let's do this thing the lot. there's still a lot of chatter world wide regarding the arrest of a telegram founder pabo law durham, especially now that we know why he was essentially arrested at 1st. we thought, well, look, who knows, maybe this guy did something off, or maybe he was running drugs or maybe he was involved in some kind of office scandal or something. but we're now finding out that that's not the case because we have the charging document. it's been released and it's mostly about complicity. it was complicity mean completely basically means that they're charging him with whatever any one of his 1000000000 users on his platform might have done or thought to do. which is like arresting the head of a phone company because somebody use their telephone to do a drug deal or something. i mean, it's kind of ridiculous. it, no, it's, it's beyond ridiculous. there is a document that we're talking about, what appears to be the most damaging charge is the one right there listed as charge number 2, the one that

the hey rick sanchez here. this is direct impact and this is part of what we're going to be talking about. back in june astronauts bush, wilmore and sunny williams flow to the international space station on boeing star liner. but now they'll fly home next february and a space x crew dragon, or so they say they'll fly home to astronauts stranded in space. friends bowen, this is a wild story. i'm rick sanchez. hey, let's do this thing. the look. there's still a lot of chatter world wide regarding the arrest of a telegram founder, pabo law durham, especially now that we know why he was essentially arrested at 1st. we thought, well, look, who knows, maybe this guy did something off, or maybe he was running drugs or maybe he was involved in some kind of office scandal or something. but we're now finding out that that's not the case because we have the charging document. it's been released and it's mostly about complicity. it was complicity mean completely basically means that they're charging him with whatever any o

i'm rick sanchez. let's do this. the right r f. k junior. obviously his uncle was the president, his father would have been president, had not been shot. a prominent member, or one of the most famous democratic families in us history, he's gonna quit the race and possibly endorse donald trump and be here is running, may tell if it's happening because he's been treated so poorly. she says by the democratic party, this dmc aligned pack that was created specifically to take us out has spent millions of dollars to take us out. they have unfortunately turned us into us boiler and, and we don't want to be as boiler we wanted to when we wanted a fair shot at the dnc, made that impossible for us. they have this band shadow band as kept us off stages. manipulated polls use lothair against us, sued us in every possible state. we've even planted insiders into our campaign to disrupt it and to create actual legal issues for us. so let's talk about this obvious question. will he actually endorse trump? and what's h

rick contributes to the la progressive, anti-war, almayadin and others. welcome back to the program, gentlemen. let me start with you, yusuf. israel has obviously crossed two red lines here, one in lebanon, another in iran, as he just heard. tehran has promised uh revenge to avenge hania's killing. your reaction. and how you thinks things are going to pan out from here? netanyahu for the past 10 months have been struggling to achieve any illusional victory, so he sees the chance of hania visiting tehran to offer his congratulations to the new iranian president, and somehow the american intelligence, they uh passed information to the israeli musad and they decided to carry out this assassination in order to break the moral of the palestinian resistance and also to appease the israeli society. he was looking for any kind of victory just to say to the israeli society, look, you know, our hands can reach anybody who dares to attack the jewish people. i think it's a flagrant violation to to the iranian sovereignty and it's also sending message that israel can

d likes to use, rick. yeah. well now listen, i agree with you and whether i've been a supervisor or i've actually run a companies throughout my life. i believe one word is the most important and that is meritocracy. meritocracy, you, you, you get what you deserve, what your show me, you can do is your value and i'll pay you according to your value. and i'll either keep you, that's right. remote, you or fire you based on your value. i'm sorry, but you're absolutely right. manila, when it, i mean, why is the government treating these people like they're a students when they seem to be d minus a best? i don't get it, it's not personal. i'm just looking at the record. where's the marriage here? um and that's important. i mean, and that's where we are great conversation, we're gonna talk somebody in a little bit by the way, who's going to be able to help us kind of work through some of these things out as well. his name is larry johnson. larry johnson worked at the c i. for 4 years, he worked as an analyst that he mo

than living here, the hey rick sanchez here. this is direct impact and this is what we're going to be talking about. they have unfortunately turned us into us boiler and, and we don't want to be as boiler, we want it to and we wanted a fair shot. our k juniors running made explains how the democrats pushed him away . and apparently into mister trump's loving arms, you're going to hear it for yourself. we're gonna let you see that i'm rick sanchez . let's do this. the right r f. k junior. obviously, his uncle was the president, his father would have been president, had not been shot as a prominent member of one of the most famous democratic families in us history. he's going to quit the race and possibly endorse donald trump and be here. he's running may tell if it's happening because he's been treated so poorly. she says by the democratic party, this gmc aligned pack that was created specifically to take us out has spent millions of dollars to take us out. they have unfortunately turned us into a spoiler. and, and we don't want

rick contributes to the la progressive, anti-war, almiadeen, and others. welcome back to the program, gentlemen, let me start with you, yusuf, israel has obviously crossed. two red lines here, one in lebanon, another in iran, as you just heard, tehran is promised revenge to avenge hania's killing, your reaction and how you think things are going to pan out from here, for the past 10 months have been struggling to achieve any illusional victory, so he sees the chance of hania visiting tehran to offer his congratulations to the new iranian president, and somehow the american intelligence, the uh passed information to the israeli musad and they decided to carry out this assassination in order to break the moral of the palestinian resistance and also to appease the israeli society, he was looking for any kind of victory just to say to the israeli society, look you know our hands can reach anybody who dares to attack uh the jewish people, i think it's a flagrant violation to to the iranian sovereignty and it's also... sending message that israel can repeat such

i'm rick sanchez. let's continue this. you know, well, most people aren't thinking as middle and i were just talking about a little while ago. the jo biden's presidency is finished somewhere in like palm beach, california on a beach right now literally were told there's a report of a new york times that seems to be suggesting not so fast. and what is a huge story that is being generally ignored by the u. s. media? because who cares about the possibility of nuclear war? right? administration is revising it's nuclear strategy with an emphasis on china. where'd this come from? why? because according to the nuclear employment guidance, that's what they're calling it. it sounds like a jobs program. and when you think of it, it probably kind of is. the pentagon is concerned, the china is nuclear stockpiles will rival the quote size and the diversity of the united states and rushes over the next decade. so that's why they're doing all of this. wow, talk about out of left field. joining us now to talk about this is a k j. now, k j

i'm rick sanchez so much to talk about. certainly when it comes to american politics, one of the things that's happening right now is this great debate that's going to take place. great debate. i say someone in just between the, the vice president of united states and the former president of the united states. and it's happening just as the president introduced some people that are going to be helping his campaign, obviously, bobby kennedy junior and of course also gabbert as well and also gave what's interesting, she's an interesting uh, she's an interesting politician to say the least credit positive drug dealer joins us about to talk about this and a whole lot more. um, you know, past uh, when i think of tulsa gabbert, i think of courage. don't get too carried away. i'm not going to get carried away with this courage in the sense that she goes where almost no politician will go. and that is to examine and accurately criticize american foreign policy. and she does the engine, does so not so like some outside or who just c

all right, rick. in san francisco, uh, you just heard what the russian and chinese officials had to say, blincan again, as you, as you mentioned, has also uh tried to draw everybody. is uh focused to uh uh cease spire uh biden said in the remainder of his administration he would try to bring that about the uk secretary of foreign affairs here foreign secretary saying he agrees with the biden plan so was killing uh ismail hania uh the man who was in those negotiations part of that plan whatever the case um uh it's not going to work um uh the the palestine. resistance is far too deep. ism hanya was tremendously respected, so it's not only the of the comments pouring in from around the world, russia, china, turkey. all sorts of other countries, pakistan, the palestinian, all of the palestinian elements from the palestine national initiative to the palestine popular front for the liberation of palestine, islamic jihad, they are all praising and expressing their deep admiration for the slain ismael hania.

rick contributes to the la progressive, anti-war, al-mayadin, and others. welcome back to the program, gentlemen. let me start with you, yusuf. israel has obviously crossed two red lines here, one in lebanon, another in iran, as he just heard. terran has promised uh revenge to avenge hania's killing. your reaction and how you think things are going to pan out from here. netanyahu for the past 10 months have been struggling to achieve any illusional. victory, so he sees the chance of hania visiting tehran to offer his congratulations to the new iranian president, and somehow the american intelligence, they passed information to the israeli musad and they decided to carry out this assassination in order to break the moral of the palestinian resistance and also to appease the israeli society. he was looking for any kind of victory just to say to the israeli society, look, you know, our hands can reach. anybody who dares to attack the jewish people, i think it's a flagrant violation to to the iranian sovereignty and it's also sending message that israel can rep

the hey rick sanchez here. this is direct impact and this is part of what we're going to be talking about. back in june astronauts bush, wilmore and sunny williams flow to the international space station on boeing star liner. but now they'll fly home next february and a space x crew dragon, or so they say they'll fly home to after knots stranded in space. friends bowen, this is a wild story. i'm rick sanchez. hey, let's do this thing the lot. there's still a lot of chatter uh world wide regarding the arrest of a telegram founder, hobble durham, especially now that we know why he was essentially arrested at 1st. we thought, well, look, who knows, maybe this guy did something awful. maybe he was running drugs or maybe he was involved in some kind of office scandal or something. but we're now finding out that that's about the case because we have the charging document. it's been released. and it's mostly about complicity. it was complicity mean completely basically means that they're charging him with whatever any

i'm rick sanchez. i'm gonna be looking for you next to the i look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except we're so shorter is that conflict with the 1st law show your mind, anticipation. we should be very careful about our personal intelligence at the point, obviously is to makes a trust rather than fit the various. i mean with the artificial intelligence, we have somebody with him in the robot must protect his phone. existence was on the take a fresh look around his life. kaleidoscopic isn't just a shifted reality distortion by power to division with no real opinions. fixtures designed to simplify will confuse who really wants a better wills, and is it just as a chosen few fractured images presented as 1st? can you see through their illusion going underground? can the good is it still frontier but providing me with the drivers why they cheap the previous stores for dis understood care which, which you would show y

i'm rick sanchez. let's do this of okay, i want to start today with a story that when i turned on the tv and watch this last night and started reading about what was developing and seemed really, really ominous, right. on its face. really, really ominous, but the jury really is still out on just how significant this really is. i mean, all things considered. first of all, here it is members of the ukrainian military have crashed into russia and have attacked the border town of subject. and they have destroyed buildings and killed at least 4 people injured. another 28 as usual. those numbers will obviously change. you see it right there with that little red orange? you thought that's the place we're talking about. the border town right there between new crane and, and, and russia as about 1000 ukrainian soldiers crashed over and conducted this incursion. now obviously, when you think about the idea that soldiers trained by our country, the united states of america and using our weapons would invade russi

i'm rick sanchez so much to talk about. certainly when it comes to american politics, one of the things that's happening right now is this great debate that's going to take place. great debate. i say someone in just between the, the vice president of united states and the former president of the united states. and it's happening just as the president introduced some people that are going to be helping his campaign. obviously, bobby kennedy junior and of course also gabbert as well. tulsa gave what's interesting, she's an interesting, she's an interesting politician to say the least credit post a journal, a drawing just about to talk about this and a whole lot more. um, you know, past uh, when i think of tulsa gabbert, i think of courage. don't get too carried away, i'm not going to get carried away with this courage in the sense that she goes where almost no politician will go. and that is to examine and accurately criticize american foreign policy. and she does the engine does so not so it's like some outside or who just c

i'm rick sanchez. let's do this. of the okay, i want to start today with a story that when i turned on the tv and watch this last night and started reading about what was developing and seemed really, really ominous, right? on its face. really, really ominous, but the jury really is still out on just how significant this really is. i mean, all things considered. first of all, here it is members of the ukrainian military have crashed into russia and have attacked the border town of subject. and they have destroyed buildings and killed at least 4 people injured. another 28 as usual. those numbers will obviously change. you see it right there with that little red, orange, g dot. that's the place we're talking about. the border time right there between ukraine and, and, and russia as about 1000 ukrainian soldiers clashed over and conducted this incursion. now obviously, when you think about the idea that soldiers trained by our country, the united states of america and using our weapons would invade russia. that's kind o

i'm rick sanchez. let's do this for the okay. i want to start today with a story that when i turned on the tv and watch this last night and started reading about what was developing and seemed really, really ominous, right. on its face. really, really ominous, but the jury really is still out on just how significant this really is. i mean, all things considered. first of all, here it is members of the ukrainian military have crashed into russia and have attacked the border town of subject. and they have destroyed buildings and killed at least 4 people injured. another 28 as usual. those numbers will obviously change. you see it right there with that little red r n g dot? that's the place we're talking about. the border top right there between ukraine and, and russia, as about 1000 ukrainian soldiers crashed over and conducted this incursion. now obviously, when you think about the idea that soldiers trained by our country, the united states of america and using our weapons would invade russia. that's kind of scary. it think of it

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you know, rick, as well as anybody else. i mean, you're a latin american guy living in south florida. the most of the people that come here, especially the immigrants from latin america, they are great citizens. they hide in the shadows, they don't commit crimes. so this is a false narrative that they're pushing right now and it's only going to hurt them. but when it comes to debate, i think the plan is the same as it was when it was joe biden. let the democrats hang themselves, they have no ideas. they're just throwing out tag lines, bumper sticker points as they will. so i think the plan is the same, and i think it's going to favor donald trump and hopefully he uses some of that sold the gab or juice in that debate. if you were a handling mr. trump, and were his campaign manager a, would you have the debate? would you put for a 2nd debate? and would you agree that it's best if they keep the microphones off? let one person make a statement, then they make a statement, then they make, you know, so it's not a a back and forth

d likes to use, rick? yeah. well now listen, i agree with you and whether i've been a supervisor or i've actually run a companies throughout my life. i believe one word is the most important and that is meritocracy. meritocracy, you, you, you get what you deserve, what your show me, you can do is your value and i'll pay you according to your value. and i'll either keep you, that's right. remote, you or fire you based on your value. i'm sorry, but you're absolutely right. manila, when it mean why is the government treating these people like they're a students when they seem to be d minus the best? i don't get it, it's not personal. i'm just looking at the record. where's the marriage here? um and that's important. i mean, and that's where we are great conversation, we're gonna talk somebody in a little bit by the way, who's going to be able to help us kind of work through some of these things out as well. his name is larry johnson. larry johnson worked at the c i. for 4 years, he worked as an analyst that he move

but okay, luck, rick. remember all that talked about ukraine being the so called bread basket of the world, even though they're actually a far, far distance 2nd behind rush. remember all that to you. uh huh. that's really what all of this is actually about. and the publish pm sort of accidentally let that slip when he said that poland was no longer supplying ukraine with arms. the president andre do quickly swooped in, trying to clarify, say, no, no, no, we just aren't giving you credit. the new stuff, the new arms, and i am paraphrasing, but he basically said, we're keeping the new stuff for ourselves. but we'll give you credit the old hand me downs from the old soviet era stuff. so this ro between ukraine and their neighbor really boils down to brass tax over farming. many countries in the you are super angry over ukrainian green in port flooding. there no domestic markets driving down prices for domestically grown goods. much like we hear about the illegal migrants driving down wages. so what you're say

we know, rick, you can earn a pretty penny being the middle man. and in this case, for ukraine, this provides the motive because now when you cut out the middleman, which is ukraine, me, you're cutting out about one and a half $1000000000.00 worth of transit fees that russia otherwise used to have to pay by going over land to go into western europe to, to transport this natural gas in for so we're talking big money here. um one and a half $1000000000.00 per year on average. sometimes more, sometimes less. but that is a lot of money for a country like ukraine who never really reassembled their economic viability after the fall of the soviet union. they've kind of been stuck in the ninety's. so that was really kind of their, their main major source of income for the state was transit fees that they were charging russia in order to traverse across their land. that's a great point. that's a really great point. um and they're not the only ones here. so poland, sangree ukraine is angry and you're cutting us out. we want some of that money. meanwhile, the

i'm rick sanchez. this is directed back then. this is part of what we're going to be talking about with you. the. these are violent protests that had been spreading across the u. k that you've been seeing there, sir, is grievances are exposed throughout europe, not just in the okay. this is direct impact. i am rick sanchez. let's do this. the so this is an interesting scenario. let me catch you up on what's going on right now. as we speak, disturbances have been breaking out in cities and towns throughout the u. k. as a citizens battle with police over the countries, immigration policies that protesters say are, are changing their country. and they say not for the better, by the way. so we've put together about a minute. so a different videos from different locations by the way, because it's not just in one place uh, throughout the all of the u. k. where these classes are occurring with police here you go the the. busy the wow, it's amazing to watch that. i mean, there's a fury and those videos isn't there. these disturbance seem

i'm rick sanchez. let's do this of the okay, i want to start today with a story that when i turned on the tv and watch this last night and started reading about what was developing and seemed really, really ominous, right. on its face. really, really ominous, but the jury really is still out on just how significant this really is. i mean, all things considered. first of all, here it is members of the ukrainian military have crossed into russia and have attacked the border town of subject. and they have destroyed buildings and killed at least 4 people injured. another 28 as usual. those numbers will obviously change. you see it right there with that little red r n g dot? that's the place we're talking about. the border top right there between ukraine and, and, and russia as about 1000 ukrainian soldiers crashed over and conducted this incursion. now obviously, when you think about the idea that soldiers trained by our country, the united states of america and using our weapons would invade russia. that'

you know, rick, as well as anybody else. i mean, you're a latin american guy living in south florida. the most of the people that come here, especially the immigrants from latin america. they are great citizens. they have in the shadows, they don't commit crimes. so this is a false narrative that they're pushing right now and it's only going to hurt them. but when it comes to debate, i think the plan is the same as it was when it was joe biden. let the democrats hang themselves, they have no ideas. they're just throwing out tag lines, bumper sticker points as they will. so i think the plan is the same and i think is going to favor donald trump and hopefully he uses some of that towards the gabber juice in that debate. if you were a handling mr. trump, and where his campaign manager a, would you have the debate? would you put for a 2nd debate? and would you agree that it's best if they keep the microphones off? but one person make a statement, then they make a statement, then they make, you know, so it's not a a back and fort

i'm rick sanchez. let's do this. the . all right, let's get started with they to the democratic convention st. go up, basically without a hitch. nobody stormed the stage, the palestinian protests. i've not seeming lee taken over as some people expected. they might or taken the attention of the media. and it seemed like the person who, who made the best page for couple of harris is the person who actually said, she's the most like common lawyers here, comma la harris. and i built our lives on those same foundational values. even though our mothers grew up in the ocean of parts, they shared the same belief in the promise of this country coming to work her way up to become vice president of the united states of america. the been ready for this moment. my girl, it was uh it was it, listen, it was a well received performance. right. and, and what amounts to pretty much on broadway performance, which is what these political conventions for both sides have now become. and there's no news there. by the way, her husband followed su

i'm rick sanchez. let's do this. the, the, we begin today with an arrest that seems to smack and this is a global thing, seems to smack of government interference of free speech as well as a possible assault on privacy puddle, dirt. rob has been arrested. z is the founder of the social media sites and digital platform. telegram, there is the c m. c. it's used by more than a 1000000000 people around the world. this is getting really big. he was arrested over the weekend in france. the charge failure to moderate. what people say and do on the telegram platform, or at least that's, you know, the original announcement of what they were looking at them for. we're going to get into some specifics and a little bit about what that's being defined down to now. now here's the article i wanted to show you as well. this is the french newspaper. lamont uh, just just today and, and i think this is interesting. look at the headline, look at reads, telegram affair poses a test for the european union. and then the subhead says it's r

this is direct impact on rick sanchez. let's do this. the . all right, so let's start with the economy. there is a new crisis. this is a world crisis that brewing and it has everything to do with the us. i don't know if you've heard, but it's reached. are you ready for this number? because it's an outstanding number. $34.00 trillion dollars. $34.00 trillion dollars. that's the us step, looking what just happened by the way, in the japanese stock market and some developing news this morning and all eyes will be on wall street this morning. here's the deal. japan stock market is taking a hard fall right now. experiencing it's worst a slump in nearly 40 years dropping by nearly 12 percent. so let me tell you about how we got to this point. all right, the us that has been compounding due to the fact that we spend way more that we take in simple, right? so how do we make up the difference? we borrow money by giving people essentially bonds. and that is why there is a real concern that this us debt bubble is about the 1st. and what it does, it's got

rick sanchez is exploring that next with direct the the mother of rick sanchez. this is direct impact every day. more and more millions of people are reaching out to us and saying, thank you so much for the show. we say thank you to you for watching. here's what we're going to be talking about today. we have some great news coming in at this point of sign him off. see if man, hon. yeah. and one of his body guards have been killed. so there are reports like that one all over the world. israel is on a parent assassinations free and where before only a fringe element in israel would have supported something like this. now the main stream is really, is behind this and much worse. we're going to tell you exactly what we're talking about. we're gonna show you in this program. this is direct impact. i'm rick sanchez. and let's do this. oh my goodness. so much has been going on over the past 24 hours. let's try and get to the fax 1st and set this thing up for you. after being exalted by the united states political and corporate establishment, where he instructed the us c

talking columbia comes from a neighbor and rick.dy for the maneuver i did not usually come in for a landing to me, those were so routine. usually the orbiter has been working well, they have a good weather call but i had this wing concern because of the impact. so i said i will go in i realized that most of those people at those councils, they don't know anything that's been going on for two weeks. they've been looking at the condition of this system, this, but they don't know any other history i was the lead entry ground controller for the mission my primary thing is getting the spacecraft up on the orbit and getting it back down we work with the crew to go through system checkouts. -we got all of our systems ready, all the sensors ready, and we prepared for the de-orbit preparation, which is you convert the space shuttle from a spacecraft to a re-entry vehicle. everything was proceeding normally that day. -the big thing that i remember really paying attention to shortly before landing was the weather. -flight controllers are curre

western europe, even the softest power today is beginning to act in relation to rick krieger, yes, this is a man who committed a crime, and the most serious crimes, connected there with terrorist acts, he was a terrorist, especially since the world has gone crazy, yes, that is, representatives of the red cross, even ex-representatives of the red cross, commit terrorist acts, and the peace fund pays for the conduct of wars, yes, some kind of war, that is, well, like this, when our the red cross goes to donbass to save children. stop somehow here and sends them back there, albeit with tears in their eyes, realizing that at any moment they can be attacked by an attack from ukraine, they are blacklisted, they are called criminals, that is, a real paradox, and look, almost a month germany, here he himself rick krieger says that no one needed him except his family, a month he was convicted, after that only germany, after that, when this was reflected in mass media, suddenly for... pardoned a german citizen, pardoned, please, we are accommodating, look, look, the whole world, we are not bloodt

coming up next, rick sanchez. that's the latest episode of direct impacts and all that much and minutes see that the power buddy. i'm rick sanchez, may is if you continue to tune in and we won't just say that we thank you for it. by the way, this is some of what we're going to be talking about. spoken to the biggest crowds . nobody's spoken to perhaps bigger than me. if you look at martin luther king, the martin luther king, what is it with mister trump's bazaar messaging lately? we're going to tell you what the polls are saying. the hard truth right here. i'm rick sanchez. let's do this. the ok. got a lot of stuff, talk about what do you say we start with this. so here is what the united states of america is doing right now in relation to what may soon turn into a shooting war between israel. busy and iran, this is crazy. unable strike group complete with a fleet of battleships carriers and submarines headed to the area present a button has now signed off on sending anywhere between $16.00 to $20000000000.00 more

i'm rick sanchez. let's do this. the the, we begin today with an arrest that seems to smack and this is a global thing. seems to smack of government interference of free speech as well as a possible assault on privacy puddle, dirt. rob has been arrested. z is the founder of the social media sites and digital platforms. tele graham, there is, you see him see it's used by more than a 1000000000 people around the world. this is getting really big. he was arrested over the weekend in france. the charge failure to moderate what people say and do on the telegram platform, or at least that's, you know, the original announcement of what they were looking at them for. we're going to get into some specifics and a little bit about what that's being defined down to now. now here's the article i wanted to show you as well. this is the french newspaper lamont uh, just just today and, and i think this is interesting. look at the headline, look at reads, telegram affair poses a test for the european union. and then the subhead says

rick sanchez. this hey with this week's episode all direct the the mother of rick sanchez. this is direct impact every day. more and more millions of people are reaching out to us and saying, thank you so much for the show. we say thank you to you for watching. here's what we're going to be talking about today. we have some great news coming in at this point to sign him off. see if man, hon. yeah. and one of his body guards has been killed. so there are reports like that one all over the world. israel is on a parent assassinations free and where before only a fringe element in israel would have supported something like this. now the main stream is really, is behind this and much worse. we're going to tell you exactly what we're talking about. we're gonna show you in this program. this is direct impact. i'm rick sanchez. and let's do this. the oh my goodness. so much has been going on over the past 24 hours. let's try and get to the fax 1st and set this thing up for you. after being exalted by the united states political and corporate establishment, where he instructed the u

i'm rick sanchez. and this is direct impact. joining me now is gerald 7th day, who says it like it is and he's very often very right. right now he is in his last show which i was listening to. i enjoyed what he was saying. he says, he kept saying this, he kept saying, it's not what you want or what you like. it's what it is. so mr. salenti, thank you for rubbing with us how you doing. i'm a, well, i'm done doing fine blush to everything i have. but i'm very sad to see the, the state of the world and the decline of civilizations. how does yeah, common sense stuff. but by the way, just as i mentioned that what is explained to our viewers without doing your entire, you know, monologue what you mean. when you say it is what it is, not what we want it to be, but it is what it is on the trend forecast. so these are some of my books trend tracking far better than mega trend stein magazine. mm hm. trends 2000 international best. so the trends journal, the weekly magazine, we started publishing and 1991. they'v

well, rick, 1st wish to point out that both things can be false. what we are seeing with your galani and the people to the right of benjamin netanyahu is internal strife. there is political in fighting going on at the connected about who wants to be in control, especially because benjamin netanyahu was so wildly unpopular in the polls. and he also stands to be, you know, have his day of reckoning in court if and when the day comes that he's no longer prime minister. so let's set that part of side with israel's internal strife. over here for the, the us side, as we just saw, the pentagon brass there conveniently leave out the full context of where you're on is angry. conveniently, it doesn't really matter, rick. that's the big question. does it even really matter? the actual context? because as you pointed out, what he said there is the us will unequivocally me back and support israel no matter what. so it doesn't matter what the context here is. the us will continually provide arms and give billions and billions more and continued aid as well as th

we, you know, rick, you can earn a pretty penny being the middle man. and in this case for ukraine, this provides the motive because now when you cut out the middleman, which is ukraine. mm hm. you're cutting out about one and a half $1000000000.00 worth of transit fees that russia otherwise used to have to pay by going over land to go into western europe to, to transport this natural gas interest. so we're talking big money here. i'm one and a half $1000000000.00 per year on average, sometimes more, sometimes less. but that is a lot of money for a country like ukraine who never really reassembled their economic viability after the fall of the soviet union. they've kind of been stuck in the ninety's, so that was really kind of their, their main major source of income for the state was transit fees that they were charging russia in order to traverse across their land. that's a great point. that's a really great point. um, and they're not the only ones here, so poland is angry, ukraine is angry and you're cutting us out. we want some of that money. meanwh

i'm rick sanchez. let's do this. the, the, we begin today with an arrest that seems to smack and this is a global thing, seems to smack of government interference of free speech as well as a possible assault on privacy puddle, dirt. rob has been arrested. z is the founder of the social media sites and digital platform. telegram there is c and c. it's used by more than a 1000000000 people around the world. this is getting really big. he was arrested over the weekend in france. the charge failure to moderate what people say and do on the telegram platform, or at least that's, you know, the original announcement of what they were looking at them for. we're going to get into some specifics and a little bit about what that's being defined down to now. now here's the article i wanted to show you as well. this is in a french newspaper. lamont uh, just just today and, and i think this is interesting. look at the headline, look at reads, telegram affair poses a test for the european union. and then the subhead says it's rekin

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listen, probably closer to rick. is not we're going tore walmart tomorrow. >> so there's other data that will help color this in. so there's nothing to suggest an economy collapsing. with that said, and to touch a bit on what rick got at, we are here that day having this larger conversation, you can hear the case that it feels top heavy again, and there's better opportunities to be realized. with the caveat, of course, that argument that is not come to fruitions. >> you've been more of a buyer and a seller. and, you know, last week, you added to eaton and lamb, energy group, truist, amazon, crowdstrike as a new position. juxtapose that versus what rick reider is saying, this is a bit uncomfortable and now we're talking about top-heavy. >>> we just got guidance from these companies. they beet and raised, had decent things to talk about in terms of the overall environment, including brian moynihanstocks sold off not because of a credit problem. if it was a credit problem, it might have been a different story, in my boo

you heard rick rieder. sounded like he didn't believe the hype to begin with, with the rotation trade, which was really predicated on the idea that the fed is going to cut rates and yields fall for the right reason, and that thus those are the stocks to be in. >> has to fall for the right reason, that's right. i have to be right. 2, 2.5%. the earnings need to come through. it's not just i'm blanketing owning cyclicals. we talked about themes. there are some very, very powerful themes that are happening that are decades long. including ai. but also we talked about onshoring, reshoring, et cetera. i think you want to be careful in terms of what cyclicals you own. i'm not in small caps. i'm in quality industrials, quality energy. if you like energy that's cyclical. i think also as i mentioned before, rates coming down, that's good for the consumer. that's good for corporations. commodities coming down. that's positive. >> unless it's too late for a consumer tapped out as it begins. >> i don't buy that they are

let's turn to chief meteorologist rick reichmuth for our folk weather forecast. what up, rick?ce. rick: welcome to new york. it's your first time here. you're from pennsylvania, what are you doing? >> visiting, wrestling tournament, just putzing around. rick: have you ever seen a more wrestler-looking family than this one here? all of you look like wrestlers. we have a nice day to start. it's warm across the plains, but look at these temperatures out across the west. 59 in san francisco. this cold air mass is bringing snow. we've got measurable snow falling across the sierra nevadas, and it is august 24th. this is breaking all kinds of records for this. it's not going to last, going to warm back up. amazing to see that. across florida, a very cloudy and stormy day. it's been this way for a number of days. we have a front that's stalled out there,s it is not going to move in the next four to five days, except showers and a wet pattern continuing across florida. no break across the plains, temps in the triple digits. pete: rick, it's one of the lessons i learned early in life, ne

and doesn't really matter, rick. that's the big question. does it even really matter the actual context? because as you pointed out, what he said there is the us will unequivocally me back and support israel no matter what. so it doesn't matter what the context here is. the us will continually provide arms and give billions and billions more and continued aid as well as the annual allowance, i guess we can call it that that we give is real anyway. yeah. for really loud. right? yeah. that we, that we give right, that we give egypt every year, so they don't. so they don't pick a fine with israel. so we're, we're driving people everywhere or color or is it across the same people everywhere and sending this straight group over to israel. i think is obviously an escalation of tensions, and this is going to make the iranians very, very nervous. i was. yeah. now, and you don't have to be uh, you know, um, you know, political expert to figure that out. i mean, it's simple math that we're getting ourselves into is possible conflagration that the only

i'm rick sanchez. let's do this. the ok got a lot of stuff, talk about what do you say we start with this? so here is what the united states of america is doing right now in relation to what may soon turn into a shooting war between israel and iran. this is crazy. unable strike group complete with a fleet of battleships carriers and submarines headed to the area present a button has now signed off on sending anywhere between $16.00 to $20000000000.00 more dollars of taxpayer money. by the way, to israel, i remember 3. we are telling a wrong that they have no right to consider retaliation against israel and they should just live with the fact that is real, can shoot missiles into the country and assassinate their politicians. no one wants to see a wider regional conflict. so, you know, hopefully you don't find ourselves in a situation of having to employ those capabilities. but if we need to in the defensive israel, we will. so in other words, uh iran, you better stand down. how dare you be eggs? what they did to you,

go ahead, rick.eah. certainly i'm not familiar with the phrase of the day. i don't know that we have that necessarily in our local news here in chicago, but certainly, i think, the effort to try to find truth in an era of miscommunication, misdirection, and this version of media is very difficult to do. but one thing that has fundamentally changed, i believe, and that is, don't just rely on one sorts of information for the facts. and also, the more you read, the more you learn from verifiably, authentic sources. that having been said, the issue of people running political ads, changing headlines, swapping out wards, putting up phony headlines some of that is nothing new. that has happened in illinois before. yes, there are federal prohibitions about ads being yanked from the air because of free speech considerations, but at the same time, if a politician is running an ad where they've authored headlines or changed words, we will call them out on it. we will call them out very loudly on it. host: robe

go ahead, rick.h. certainly i'm not familiar with the phrase of the day. i don't know that we have that necessarily in our local news here in chicago, but certainly, i think, the effort to try to find truth in an era of miscommunication, misdirection, and this version of media is very difficult to do. but one thing that has fundamentally changed, i believe, and that is, don't just rely on one sorts of information for the facts. and also, the more you read, the more you learn from verifiably, authentic sources. that having been said, the issue of people running political ads, changing headlines, swapping out wards, putting up phony headlines some of that is nothing new. that has happened in illinois before. yes, there are federal prohibitions about ads being yanked from the air because of free speech considerations, but at the same time, if a politician is running an ad where they've authored headlines or changed words, we will call them out on it. we will call them out very loudly on it. host: robert

good to see you this morning, rick. what a change. >> yeah, martha. as you mentioned, that lead that donald trump had has been entirely erased and even turned around in kamala harris' direction in the last couple of weeks. harris now leading trump by five points among all adults in our polling and four points among registered voters. that's critical when you think about the battleground where this race remains in the mid-single digits. you see an even more dramatic change of what happened over the last month or so. joe biden was leading younger adults by two points. it's now harris plus 20. among black voters, biden was lead big a healthy 60. well, harris is up 72 among black voters. an eight-point jump among hispanic voters and this is a big one. independent voters, it was trump leading by four in our last poll. now it is harris up 11. that is a major, major turnaround from just a couple of weeks ago. >> martha: a major turnaround indeed, and voters' concerns about biden were driven by his age and his ability to perform the job as well as those most