tony, your reaction? tony: i think there is certainly some risk of recession, but we think that is more of a 24 risk than a 2023 risk. if they go 50 and then consecutive hikes after that, then the risk certainly moves forward into 2023. we think the fed will be more gradual than that, maybe six this year, maybe two next year, the terminal rate ends up a little bit lower than projections, and then you just have a moderating growth trajectory as opposed to recession risk. it matters about how much you see this year, and the key to that will be, do we begin to see moderation in inflation in the second quarter of this year? if we don't see that, then we will see a more aggressive fed, and that will lead to over tightening and a significant slowdown, possibly recession, and the second half of 23. jonathan: bullard is talking about a frontloading of rate hikes, mester is saying let's wait and see we can back load them in the back half of the year. is that where you are at? tony: that is why we think they will e

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tony says this name could be on sale, tony, what are you doing >> yeah that's exactly right i think it is in sale. they recently reported earnings and looking at the long-term chart this is a stock that broke out above $63 level in november of 2020, and ever since then it's been range-bound between 63 and 74 or so to the upside but one of the things you can see if you look at the relative chart of tjx to its xrt, retail sector, what you see is that we've started to see some r outperformance december last year and continue the strength into the market weakness we're seeing in the last couple weeks. this is where i'm starting to see an opportunity for bounce off that $63 support level it's now trading at with the relative performance we've seen to its sector. if you look at the business itself is now trading 15 times next year's earnings and given the current revenue growth in the past year it say fairly significant discount to the 22 times which is the average we've seen over the last five years or so that's a significant discount as we talk about buying this at a sale or at a cheaper p

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tony, what do you say? >> caesar's has seen a bit of multiple compression here. is that $82 level i like going out to march looking at maybe the 80, 95 call spread, reducing the cost of a particular trade, reducing the amount of premium that you're paying for a break out here. but the fundamentals look quite compelling >> our next viewer is eyeing a monster merger i think activision with earnings in the microsoft purchase will rise i was looking to sell the march 87 call and buy the june 80 call for a cost about 3 shares. your thoughts on this one. >> the all cash deal that microsoft offered is $95 a share. that's a 25% discount to the deal price that's quite remarkable, and i think maybe some people are concerned about anti-trust issues i don't think that's really in play on the gaming side they'll be the third largest. that's one of the points the microsoft ceo was expecting on it, not expecting basically a whole lot of push back i basically like the idea buying some at the premium call and our earnings are going to be reported in may, so i like the trade struc

stock market, who could blame tony sang for making a play for meta. he'll show you how he's doing it it's time to risk less, to make more options action starts right now. >> let's get right to it it's been a busy week of big tech earnings and while investors were hitting the like button on meta, alphabet and amazon seemed to get all the love both companies surging after reporting, but did they really deserve it carter, start to unpack this idea for us. >> yeah. i mean, so much going on for starters, two weeks ago, we were playing google to the downside, looking for a netflix type, a facebook type profit indeed, it did the exact opposite what we're looking at now, a pairs trade. google relative to amazon. these are all ratio charts you're going to see you. the first chart, it's just looking at one stock versus the other. divided, if you will, and the direction of the line is all you need to know this is google's relative performance to amazon and google's been outperforming as amazon's gone sideways it broke out of this formation and then on today, it'

. >> and later a sunday sitdown with emmy, tony and golden globe win are tony shaloub, growing up as one of ten children. >>> i learned from rachel. i really find myself locking in and observing when she's in a scene. she has a presence, a confidence. i want to just -- i want that to rub off on me. >> a sunday sitdown with tony shaloub. let's begin the latest with ukraine amid fear as full-scale invasion could be coming. our team is covering all angles of the story beginning with erin mclaughlin in kyiv. good morning. >> reporter: g willie. the situation here is extremely tense with the president warning one cannon fire, one shelling, could lead to war. on the front lines ukrainian soldiers under fire. they say they've been ordered to exercise restraint to avoid provoking the enemy. part of an escalation that shows no signs of stopping, killing two ukrainian soldiers and injuring four with cease-fire violations doubling the last few days and over the separatist areas, a call to arms. "i call to all men able to hold a weapon to stand up to protect your families," he says. as thousands

francisca: Única entrevista que le otorgÓ a tony. hay otras pero la de tony, es la de tony.ada a un salÓn de la fama. en este caso tu compadre pedro martÍnez clave en este logro. david: quÉ te digo, pedro tuvo mucho que ver con mi carrera. mi llegada a boston. le tengo mucho respeto a pedro. no tengo ni que explicarlo eso. pedro se ha ganado mi respeto de una manera, todos los peloteros lo respetan. tony: 24 de julio es el gran dÍa y estaremos todos. se estima que serÁ la ceremonia de exaltaciÓn mÁs concurrida. escuchÉ por ahÍ que se va hacer una gran fiesta, un vacilÓn muy grande, no? david:[rÍe] tony: se va a celebrar en grande? david: sÍ, porque entiendo que vendrÁn mÁs por ahÍ, pero yo entiendo que tanto la repÚblica dominicana, que una productora de jugadores inmenso, tenemos que gozarnos ese dÍa. tony: tu vida sido una montaÑa rusa, pobreza, gloria, fama, fortuna, tragedias... david: por todo y gracias a dios. porque dentro de las cosas malas que le pasan a uno, tambiÉn pasan muchas buenas. y yo entiendo que estamos aquÍ por una razÓn. yo soy una persona que no le hago

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tony, what are you doing >> yes, it's exactly right i think it is on sale.y recently just reported earnings, and if we look at the chart here especially the longer term chart this is a stock that broke out the $63 level back in november 2020 and it's been really range bound about 74 or so to the up side. but one of the things you can see if you look at the relative chart of tjx to its xrt sector we started to see some real out-performance here back in december last year, and continued into the strength into the market weakness we've seen for the last couple of weeks this is where i'm starting to see opportunity for a bounce here off that support level it's now trading at with the relative performance we've seen to its sector if we look at the business itself it's now trading about 15 times next year's earnings given the current revenue growth we've seen over the past year or so, that's a significant discount to the 22 times which is the average we've seen over the last five years or so. so that's a significant discount as we talk about buying this at a sale

it's deliberate and tony blinken seemed to address this today.the hope that by sharing what we know with the world, we can influence russia to abandon the path of war and choose a different path while there's still time. >> graham, what do you make of this strategy? do you see any signs that it's working? >> well, it's extraordinarily difficult to measure, but there is no alternative. this strategy of being extraordinarily granular about what the options are and what they're seeing in terms of influenced operations that include disinformation from russia is extremely effective and what it does is it limits the ability of the kremlin to use disinformation to justify an attack, which we are seeing at scale every single day. >> congresswoman, tony blinken is headed to the munich security conference now. the vice president is headed there as well. it's a meeting of allies, the russians aren't even going to be there. what do you think they can actually accomplish? >> well, vladimir putin has pulled off a miracle. he has united europe against him. he's

tony blair opened britain's doors to migrate my custom eastern europe. as a european union grew larger and larger and the needs of capital grew more and more demanding. and 2007 flag reluctantly stepped aside for golden brown. and a year later, the financial deregulation put in place during the liberal revolution of the 1980s, helped bring about a credit crisis that almost broke the global economy. gordon brown was forced to bail out, failing, purchased banks with british taxpayers. money, crowns climb, as prime minister didn't last long. he was voted out and 2010, and replaced by new conservative prime minister david cameron. cameron sent out to me. the country is still reeling in the wake of a financial disaster and a coalition government that had set its lights on one thing above. everything else would use the nation's deck. with nearly free orthodoxy is that you must push your overall levels of that down. is past the basic, nearly april policy in response to the global financial crisis. and so this is where we go stereotype from the idea that we must

tony blair pulled the labor party away from its socialist moors and anchored it to the free market. what helped pain the new labor government has progressive with social values such as an outward embrace of multiculturalism? no matter what background go back. all that follow the bottom. one is a great idea that by 2001 standing up for the country was also being claimed by a resurgent for right now reorganized around the british national party. the b and p. b and p's writes for white slogan hood over, we struck home, we've got to do some tip to sign up for ourselves and they the only paper telpast ha ha, having formed it's based in the south of england to be in p looked to make gains farther north, in the places left behind by the near liberal revolution. the far right started to have demonstrations and places of concentration, most of the residents. i chose some places in these areas which had never recovered from the economic hits. the fact you are some folks bradford burnley older than which thus longstanding muslim command chase almost all of south asian origin and all. so this g

ceo tony xu joins us now tony, amazing quarter. you did didn't talk about the numbers.o grow and empower local economies. tell us about that because people feel doordash's mission is to bring food to the door >> welcome, jim. certainly we're recognized for lunch and dinner, as evidenced by our 25 million, you know, record high monthly active consumers shopping at the highest frequencies we have seen, you know, preor, you know, post or during pandemic. but really our goal, you know, from day one is really just to do two things, transform local commerce, build the largest local commerce, bringing the greatest amount of incremental demand to everybody inside the neighborhood and teach the merchants, small, medium and large businesses how to become digital powerhouses in their own right. i think we can achieve those goals, we will achieve the goal of transforming local commerce and making sure that every business in the neighborhood can continue to be successful in any economy, certainly the digital economy. >> let's talk about the economy that was shut down it is true that

dayana: tony ahora dice sentirse tranquilo de que sus hijas jueguen afuera.y tienen una altura de 3 a 4". su objetivo de reducir la velocidad de los vehÍculos a unas 15 millas por hora. pudimos constatar como los carros bajaban de velocidad. esto le costÓ a la ciudad 80.000 $, 10.000 cada uno. >> necesitan poner un policÍa cada dÍa y cada aÑo, esto es trabajo para la noche, trabajo para la maÑana. dayana: recordarÁn un problema similar que cubrimos hace dos aÑos en redwood city. segÚn tony, la insistencia y el norte darse por vencidos serÁ la clave. >> esperamos que esto se transmita a otras comunidades. dayana: me encuentro en la calle 21 de san josÉ, usted sabe que por aquÍ los carros pasan muy velozmente. asÍ que ellos esperan que esto sea una soluciÓn para su familia. hasta el momento no hemos escuchado de los federales , recuerde que ellos fueron parte de esta iniciativa. si le interesa saber de esta noticia puede acudir a nuestra pÁgina web, allÍ le indicamos los pasos a seguir para que sus lÍderes les escuchen y puedan instalar los suyos. paola: medida

tony says the p you see is potentially hurting the state's clean energy goals. for example, of electricity is more expensive than gas. people will likely choose the cheaper, dirty your option in order to get people to move to a clean energy future. we need to bring the prices of electricity reporting in san francisco, dan thorn kron. 4 news here here now to our 4 zone forecast as we take a live look outside at the >> golden gate bridge. lot of people saving money on heat this week you didn't need it. no. and if you were really using electricity was probably for your fan or or a c. our first chief meteorologist lawrence karnow here to talk about the record breaking temps. yeah. cranking up that ac around the bay area and you certainly need it is records. >> coming down again, 3rd straight day in a row, a record breaking temperatures. 75 or record set in richmond tied a record at the museum at 77 degrees in oakland, half moon bay. right on the coastline, 78 degrees. but those offshore winds, 79 record in san jose and tied a record of 78 in gilroy. moderate sleep i

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jonathan: let us get to tony.hat i would love straight off the bat is your observations in the last 20 four hours and how the markets have been functioning. tony: it does seem like investors are doing what they often do witches take a leap of faith. all of the debt exists in the world exist because of that leap of faith. investors have to have confidence in cash flows whether to bond investors to equity investors and buyback, it seems like they are retaining that. we know that over time, human beings, generally speaking show a remarkable ability to adapt, the phrase keep calm and carry on is attributed to england in world war ii and winston churchill, and it is the feeling that investors tend to have, it is not a shock that the echoes from recent inflation data at the fed at least are louder than the rumblings in ukraine. the fed's state of affairs is finance and the way things are. lisa: just right now in the here and now, there is an issue that things are moving so quickly that sometimes parts of the markets act

mike: tony, what's your take on the are test right now? >> always good to hear a democrat believe that some things should be kept on the other side of the border. if you would go to the southern border we would be better off. secondly good to hear democrats worry about trade and worried about business growth. they weren't worried about the businesses in minneapolis or in seattle or in portland, the places where -- it's nice to hear them finally talking about want to go be probusiness and want to go support small business. there's nothing wrong with protests. i oppose blocking the bridge. i always oppose blocking traffic. it's nice that democrats oppose blocking traffic as well. the protests are fine. they don't want to be mandated by their government. it's a very rational position. the vaccine does, indeed, work. i think the data shows that. some people don't want it and it's up to them but let's -- let's be clear, what we are seeing in the response from justin trudeau and the canadian government is cruel. you can be the bring people gasol

tony, what are you seeing? >> i do think it's time to start turning that around and reversing my opinion on this and focus lez on the user story that knocked the stock down on earnings and focus more on the revenues and profits here for meta because if we first take a look at the long-term chart, and this is a chart carter actually setup, this is a chart of the stock from 2012 lows is to where it is today. and what you see is a pull back to the trend line. and that is an opportunity i see for meta to potentially rally from here. what you see it's pulled back to roughly around the 225 level, which is where the stock was trading back in july 2018. now, in 2018 facebook or meta made about $22 pillion in profits. right now it's made about double that, 39 billion so the stock is trading at roughly half the valuation it was trading at back in july 2018 so i think the fact the stock is currently trading at 14 times next year's earnings is extremely cheap and the revenue growth supports the stock being substantially hi

tony: i think margins matter and unit growth matters. tom: because of time, go to margins.e had to make tough decisions to the pandemic and above property we covered about 30% of our costs. we have seen several hundred basis point improvements. as we see pricing power return, we think we can preserve the vast majority of those margins. >>, it is labor? >> see demand has recovered most quickly. we see some wage pressure as you might expect. and we are seeing pricing power the strongest. and we think even with wage inflation, some of the efficiencies we have identified, we can preserve the vast majority of those margins. tom: i can report on this 24/7, they are stupid, crazy, busy for the summer. what is the summer going to be like? >> i think it is an all-time record. leisure demand has not slowed a bit since the start of the recovery. so much of that recovery around the world has been affected by domestic travel. and we have whole new segments of leisure travelers that will be traveling across the board. tom: i wanted to go to paris and i had to book in leon. that is a joke

se baja del vehículo, en la parte derecha se ve cómo dispara, el asaltante huye y tony dispara a esta, iban a celebrar el díde san valentín, atrás estaba arlene de 9 años de edad, su padre, dijo que cuando escuchó disparos les dijo a todos que se agacharan pero la niña tenía audífonos, recibió un disparo en la cabeza y murió en el hospital, desde ra cámara el asaltante desaparece, tony está acusado de salto agravado, su fianza es de 100 mil dólares . >> ahora vamos a otros temas, la mayoría de indocumentados que son íctimas de ímenes no lo denuncian por el estatus migratorio, es algo que intentan cambiar autoridadesde union, nueva jesey asegurando que migrantes merecen protección y justicia. tenemos la información del apoyo. >> fueron dos agarrándom el otro con un cuchillo en la mano >> otro indocumentado víctimae un ataque de afroamericanos en nueva jersey, algo que se ha repetido en los últimos meses. >> me agarraron ahí, contra mi cara, me sacaron la billera. >> casos que noticias telemundo 47 ha reportado, pero ahora la fiscalía del condado de union anunció el primer culpable de r

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in that 1995 speech, tony morrison had a bit to say about that too. >> howard university came out asaordinary journey. it didn't turn the world, and it in added interventionists -- and has continued throughout its history to engage with, debate, and respond to the most -- the most passionate -- and the most urgent issues of this nation. it countered with a vengeance. the prevailing 19th century notion that education was not part of the future of african americans. the prevailing 19th century notion that if by some object, higher education were to become available on large scale, that it would be of no use to have it. because the higher the throws of achievement and influence were closed. evidence to the contrary, is overwhelming. and the nation owes howard university a great deal. university a great you take a quiz... tell us what you love, enter your goals and ww builds your individualized plan. this was the first time i was able to lose weight and keep it off. ur day. live the life you love and lose the weight you want. ww's all new personalpoints program. join today at ww.com. hur

and in that 1995 speech, toni morrison had a bit to say about that, too. >> howard university both as an institution and as a proclamation, has had an extraordinary journey. it entered the world in interventionist mode, and it has maintained throughout its histories through engagement, debate, and respond to the most passionate, and the most urgent issues of this nation. it countered with a vengeance the prevailing 19th century notion that education was not part of the future of african americans, the prevailing 19th century notion, that if by some odd chance higher education were to become available on large scale, that it would be -- because the higher plateaus of achievement and influence were closed. evidence to the contrary is what we're about, and the nation owes howard university a great deal. l remember the three ps. what are the three ps? the three ps of life insurance on a fixed budget are price, price, and price. a price you can afford, a price that can't increase, and a price that fits your budget. i'm 54, what's my price? you can get coverage for $9.95 a month. i'm 65 and

this sort of picks up on something -- on some points that tony made. the question is, it's a two-part question. is there one particular actor, one country, one institution, that really needs to step up and lead a global effort to initiate an economic recovery? i think it is true what tony said, that we can't necessarily expect the u.s. government to play that role. but that raises the question we . everyone wants to get involved but often times you don't have one person that steps up and takes charge. it's procrastination and people expect a free ride. that said, isn't it important for the u.s. to play a lead role? the second part of the question, should there be a primary negotiator within the community international community to engage with the taliban? and if so, who should the negotiator be? it is a tough two-part question, rather complex, but if an alien -- but if anyone would like to address this specifically, should the u.s. play a more overall than it is now, or should there be a separate entity leading this effort? yes, go ahead. >> that might

el abogado de tony, el hombre involucrado la muerte de la niÑa alvarez iniciÓ son dijo que su clientemÁtico y sus balas mataron a la niÑa. desde houston nidia nos trae el vÍdeo de lo que pasÓ. nidia: este es el momento exacto donde el sospechoso que es buscado por autoridades de houston asalta la pareja abordo de un vehÍculo, una pareja involucrada la muerte de la pequeÑa Álvarez. el asaltante apunta su arma a la conductora que es esposa del acusado de disparar en contra de la pequeÑa y quien durante el asalto va en el asiento del pasajero. despuÉs de entregarle 20,01 $ cheque en blanco, segÚn detalle de autoridades, el asaltante sale corriendo. parece apuntar su arma contra la pareja de nuevo y en el vÍdeo se muestra el momento donde tony, acusado de asalto agravado, baja del vehÍculo. las cÁmaras de vigilancia proceden a mostrar cuando el asaltante cruza una cerca en su intento de huir y aÚn con el arma en sus manos de nuevo apunta en direcciÓn de la carretera. finalmente logra huir y ahora autoridades buscan a este hombrequienes el supuesto responsable de desencadenar los hechos qu

tony had quote. no rights. the white man was bound to respect including of course the rights of due process. the pro-slavery interpretation of the constitution was summed up in tony's 1857 dred scott decision. the fact that it was universally denounced among republicans including lincoln. is a telling indication of how widespread anti-slavery constitutionalism was among northern opponents of slavery. horace greeley's new york tribune granted tony's decision quote just so much more await as would be the judgment of a majority of those congregated in any washington ballroom. a convention of colored citizens in troy new york denounced tawny's ruling as quote a foul and infamous lie in striking contrast to the sacred guarantees for liberty with which the constitution abounds. and as owen love joy the radical anti-slavery congressman from illinois put it. i love the constitution. all i want is to get the country back to the position of the fathers. i want the constitution that my father's gave me baptized in blood a

let's get an update from tony chang has followed developments from my sultan's highlands border with me and more so tony, where you are, has taken on equating significance in the last year, explain to us why. absolutely. this is that one of the sort of choke points. i think where people have been coming out, it's been one of the few places we can come in and speak to exiles from myanmar, both those who come across legally, ah, but also illegals to, it's often been an area in the past where fighting has happened. historically, but this year it has been much worse. we've seen here little further up the border to over the last 6 months or, and particularly in the last month itself, really very violent clashes, little have involved jet fighters attack helicopters and tens of thousands of people flying across the border. that's been a bit of a problem for thailand. they don't want tens of thousands of people flooding into their country. they've been very quick to urge people to go back, but it's also a place where we can hear what's going on inside and all the stories we're hearing, even

tell us where you are tony and the significance of the location on this one year anniversary. well we're here on the border of the sea. we would like to be inside, but that has been impossible. over the last 12 months since the military coup or the borders have been very tight. although here we have seen over the course of the last couple of weeks, tens of thousands of people flooding across from me on mar, trying to escape fierce fighting earth that has been taking place. now that has come down in the last week or so. and the ties have certainly not been keen to welcome people. those who have come across had been urged to go back once the fighting in the immediate area has settled down. i think it's a sign of just how tense things have been on the border. and this has been building up all year we, we've been reporting here a couple of times over the last 12 months and every time the fighting becomes more 1st to the point where in december, as soon as we arrived, we saw an attack helicopter going down this river, you can see behind me and we could hear a full on battle going o

tony chang reports as she voted in 20 twenty's election. it would have been hard for anson to t to predict her greatest political success would lead to her downfall. since last year's coo and murmur, she's been detained in isolation. only a period court to face charges that may lead to years in prison. what is said none . the less senior members of her party believe she still has a major role to play period. she will have to do more and more for common chrissy and for obama. yeah, i am now approaching 58. she is $76.00, but she is much healthier than me. but the events of the past year have shown the uncensored cheese policy of engaging the military didn't work. she even went so far as to defend the arm is violent cracked down against the ringer. that lost him many supporters on the global stage. while that didn't punish her reputation at home, it also failed to stop the generals of seizing control on. hi, the majority of the people understand that, you know, uncensored, she was trying her a compromise solution compromised approach. she wen

, was tony going to be shot?s building and it's building. >> the long black, which everybody said, did i just lose my hbo signal, what's going on there? i actually thought it was like the chord at the end of "sergeant pepper" in which nine pianos hit this long major "bong" and it goes on and on and on and on and on. that black was sort of like what the series needed in order to communicate the fact that it is now officially over. >> as for "sopranos" creator david chase, he got whacked in the headlines. he got whacked by the "new york post" cartoonist that showed fans getting whacked. and chase literally got whacked online. >> three or four days later we were in new york talking to a couple of television critics about how amazing it was. they were like, oh, there's a lot of controversy about the "sopranos" finale. we were like, what? they said, yeah, a lot of people hate it, nobody knows what it means, they're all discussing whether tony is alive or dead. we were like, that's all the things that made it brilliant

in that 1995 speech, tony morrison had a bit to say about that too. >> howard university came out asrdinary journey. it didn't turn the world, and it in added interventionists -- and has continued throughout its history to engage with, debate, and respond to the most -- the most passionate -- and the most urgent issues of this nation. it countered with a vengeance. the prevailing 19th century notion that education was not part of the future of african americans. it countered with a vengeance. the prevailing 19th century notion that education was not part of the future of african americans. the prevailing 19th century notion that if by some object, higher education were to become available on large scale, that it would be of no use to have it. because the higher the throws of achievement and influence were closed. evidence to the contrary, is overwhelming. and the nation owes howard university a great deal. university a great deal. try boost® today. we just moved. so there's millions of - dahlias in bloom. over nine acres. when we started, we grew a quarter of an acre. now i'm taking

that is tony fernandes, _ move on. that is tony fernandes, frustrated | move on. was still quite optimistic, he did say 2022 would be the year of revenge travel in this part of the world. he said he had said that in the past, so it might be a case of, hold your horses. but we will have to wait and see if travel does boom in the way that many are expecting here. it's notjust about commercial flying, defence and geopolitical issues are on the agenda. there's been a lot of talk of ukraine and the ripple effect it might have here in terms of china, watching closely, i will be keeping you updated on that as well. thank ou, talk updated on that as well. thank you. talk to — updated on that as well. thank you, talk to you soon. - normally in business you think about networking upwards, with people more experienced and powerful than you — but is there a different way to think of networking that could be more effective in helping you get ahead? 0ne silicon valley boss thinks so, and she's been telling us why. a lot of times people are often trying to network up, to try to

maybe tony would like to say a few words. sec. blinken: mr. mayor, good to see you, and i appreciate not only the substance of your words, but also the emotion behind it. and here's what i can tell you just speaking on behalf of the united states. when it comes to security assistance, as you know, in the last year alone we have provided about $650 million in defensive legal assistance, more -- defensive lethal assistance, more in the past year than any previous year. we continue to provide that assistance. i have authorized some of our partner countries who have american-made equipment to transfer that to ukraine, baltic countries. and we are continuing to do everything that we can with other partners to help you provide for your defense. at the same time, i'm convinced that the work we are doing together to bring the countries not just in europe, but beyond europe, together and making clear to russia that if it commits of the nude aggression against ukraine, there will be-- commits renewed aggression against ukraine, there will be, and i quot

tony robbins, i've got to go.because everyone is texting me. all right. time for your texts. ryan from painesville south carolina. will my and 95 mask get here before my crack pipe or do i just pulled on the mask to use the pipe? asking for a friend. mark and whitney from knoxville, tennessee, i guess nbc finds you threatening in this time slot. we'll fortune gave away 100 gees two days in a row. we were watching you, you better. rich from greensburg wisconsin, are the bite and crack pipes going to be made in america, i guarantee you they are made in china. tucker is up next. and remember one thing. i'm watters, and this is my world. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." it seems pretty fat fascinating to see the democratic party recent polling on covid restrictions. it must've been pretty awful, apocalyptic. because some things spooked them come about. in less than a week, the same people who systematically turned america into a quarantine camp

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