angola, but the effects of democracy will be seen as all and garland head to the poles. president john maria su cost his vote early on wednesday surrounded by tight security. as did opposition leader, i go back to clusters. union voters are electing a new parliament and president and the titus races the 1st multi party elections in 1992. and why is that an increasingly disillusioned youth fed up by not seeing angola, petro dollars improve their lives? here's why younger people, we need more change when an old bridge that we need more g albert douglas jr to be president of angola, i believe, got through it really changed to this country. the country is africa, 2nd largest oil producer, but levels of poverty remain high. i think that's definitely contributed to a sense of disillusionment. what the ruling party. the other thing is that when president would answer took over in 2017, there was a kind of renewed optimism in the country that perhaps he would open up the greater civil society space that he would hold local elections. that, you know, perhaps the board was proto, macro economic stabil

the effects of democracy will be seen as all and garlands head to the polls organized. president john maria, so cost his vote early on wednesday, surrounded by tight security. as did opposition leader, i go back to clusters. union voters are electing a new parliament and president the titus races the 1st multi party elections in 1992. and why is that an increasingly disillusioned youth fed up by not seeing angola, petro dollars improve their lives, is why youngest people, we need more jays when in old bridge, that we need more g albert douglas jonah to be president of angola, i believe, got through it really changed this country. the country is africa, 2nd largest oil producer, but levels of poverty remain high. the employer lays been accused by human rights groups of corruption and clamping down on dissent. rights groups have also expressed concern about the transparency of these elections. the votes will all be counted through a new centralized system in the capitol due to a recent change in the electoral law, pushed through by the ruling and palais results are not expected for a few days

this is an interview with maria lilyanova and a russian woman. more recently , john mark dugan, a former us police officer who asked for political asylum in russia in 2016, took the ardent opponents of the special operation in ukraine. maria says that she had read so much about western sources that at the sight of the letter z she literally had nothing to breathe, we hear about the horrors of war , unmotivated russian aggression, that russia has gone crazy and how ukraine suffers, that there is no forgiveness for those who are russian european propaganda, the same one dragged on, but suddenly it turned out that all this hysteria and russophobia goes against the stories of real people. maria was convinced of this by herself translator and so she was asked to translate several interviews from mariupol maria says at first i thought that this was russian propaganda, then i realized before the video real people i quote it is obvious that they are not actors. this was a very serious contradiction in my head, but even this maria was not completely convinced, no matter how t

let's discuss this with john avlon, mark sanford and maria cardona. want to talk with you about, what is this? why is this happening? what is the point that abbott is trying to make? >> he's trying to make, again, another cardinal rule of politics is that all politics are local. tip o'neill had that saying. it's true, 4000 immigrants a day are coming across the border of texas. and to give new york a little taste of what they have experience and in texas, it's 100 votes, again, we are talking 100, versus 4000 a day. i don't think it's a big deal. i think it's great politics. i think for texas standpoint, it will play very, very well for a bit. i think it could make it a touch more real for folks saying, we are a sanctuary city, but maybe we are not so sanctuary because you don't -- texas. >> i think what you are hearing from adams is that we are overwhelmed. what are your thoughts on this? >> i think what abbott is doing is cruel. mayor adams is right about that. it is inhumane. it is using migrants to be a political football to play these political g

we can now speak with maria john, who's a journalist. she's based in, you're welcome to al jazeera, what more you're learning about the cause of that last. at the moment we do know that as you said, there's one dead 30 for injured about 10 of them children they've been treated and released. there's only one child currently in hospital with non life threatening injuries at the moment. we don't know exactly. there has been no official announcement about the exact cause. we know that there was a firework stetsco right beside the suit market and just up until about 1520 minutes ago fireworks were still going off. the smoke is still blazing. they're trying to douse it, but at the moment we don't have any official information as to the exact cause. the minister of emergency situations is on the ground as our dozens and dozens of fire trucks at the moment. tell us about the building itself and presumably that market would have been busy on a sunday. yeah, absolutely. it is a very busy market. uh, we do know that a 3 story building 3 walls have

let's discuss this with john avlon, governor mark sanford, and maria cardona.with you, governor. i want to talk about what is this? why is this happening? what is the point that abbott is trying to make? >> he's trying to make, again, another cardinal rule of politics is that all politics are local. tip o'neill's old saying. and it's true, and so, you know, 4,000 immigrants a day are coming across the border in texas. and to give new york a little taste of what they're experiencing down in texas, to send 100 folks, and we're talking, again, 100 versus 4,000 a day, i don't think is that big a deal. i think it's great politics. i think from a texas standpoint it's going to play very well for abbott. i think it can make it just a touch more real to folks who say we're a sanctuary city, but now maybe they're saying we're not so sanctuary because we don't want your immigrants from texas. >> i think what you're hearing from adams is we're overwhelmed. what are your thoughts on this? >> i think what abbott is doing is cruel. mayor adams is right about that. it is inhu

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maria: -- in particular, former trump officials like john bolton and mike pompeo, and yet they're stilling with iran to get back into a nuclear deal. >> right. maria: and then, of course, there is the wide open border. i just went to the border last week for a fifth time, and we've got massive flow of illicit or narcotics coming in. we went to the crimes lab, and we saw how the drug cartels are running the entry into america. and they're luring young kids by making pills colorful, by lacing it with. preponderatal. no comment from joe biden. >> not a thing. wide open border, 200,000 a month. of course, the fentanyl that you talked about, they're acting like these are just standard, run of the mill drug overdoses. they are poisoning, they are poisonings being facilitated by the communist party of china and the cartel. the cartels have absolute operational control of the southern border, not only flooding with illegals, criminals, but also the fentanyl that's poisoning people across america. this, again, is an outrage. and, of course, any of the things you outlined, any one single issue wi

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maria: well, that was wyoming senator john barrasso on this program with me two weeks ago on the devastatingthe economy and on american families. the bill was passed by the house on friday along party lines and will now move to the president's desk where he is expected to sign it into law sometime this week. the bill is a major boon for the irs, boosting the funding by $80 billion while providing zero additional support for the men and women on the front lines at the southern border. look at the numbers. it will allow the irs to potentially hire 87,000 additional irk rs agents to -- irs agents, making it more than eight times the size of customs and border protection. right now there are 20,000 border agents, and that compared to 166,000 irs agent when all is said and done. joining me right now, congressman jason smith. thanks very much for being here this morning. your thoughts on what this is going to mean for the i are rs, and walk us through what the inflation reduction act has in it. >> it's great to be with you, maria. this bill is a disaster for everyday americans who are suffering an

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maria: yeah. absolutely. and, you know, johngiven kyrsten sinema enough positives for her escape and that's what they did with joe manchin, give a couple of positives for your state, get your support and then unleash this thing which 230 economists are saying will make inflation worse. >> yeah, if you go ahead and give the economy more pork, the economy gets fatter and becomes less fighter and more inflation prone. let's not kid ourselves, they are pouring all the subsidies into the eletric vehicle industry that could only put additional upward pressure on the very expensive materials that go into producing eletric vehicle batteries, you have to worry about that. and they want to again, limit what you could use in terms of batteries and components for eletric vehicles to the united states and maybe to unionize labor. all of this is telling me that the inflation reduction act is a gross misnomer. if anything, this is going to lead to faster price inflation over time. i can go on and look at cap on drug prices. that might be short

john less strongly backed the invasion of ukraine. she seen hair and selfie in the ukrainian city of maria pull after russia took control of it. her father is believed to have been the real target of the bum. alexander doogan is an ultra nationalist. his ideas have underpinned vladimir putin's rule. and from all, we can frustrate it. others, your uri rossetto, who joins us now from riga. hi uri. what more can you tell us about this incident? well, according to the investigators daria jogan, r died while driving her kind a south of moscow driving to moscow. and are you doing a was a prominent journalist in russia and an outspoken supporter of what is in russia called special military operation in ukraine. there is unverified foods you said it as circulating on social media, which appears to show alexander, duke and her father arrive at the scene of the blast or where his daughter was killed. dugan and his daughter wore both returning from an event they attended outside of moscow. reportedly mr. dugan made the decision to travel separately from his daughter at the last minute and westgate to say an explosive device had been plan

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maria: that was national security council's john kirby as house speaker nancy pelosi is expected to visit this after china released a propaganda video yesterday, boasting the strength of its troops and weapon supply ahead of the visit and also signaling that the united states will pay a price for nancy pelosi going to taiwan. joining me right now is nor carolina congressman, greg murphy, he is a member of the house ways and means committee and vice chairman of the gop doctors' caucus. it feels like things are getting eeriely dangerous, more so than i thought. i've been on the china story for years now. how do you see this playing out and what is your reaction to the ccp threatening the united states? >> well, i think to be very honest with you, maria, i think speaker pelosi, and it's not often that i agree with her, i believe she's doing the right thing. we allowed vladimir putin to do what he did in ukraine. biden shirked from that responsibility. secretary blingen shirked from that responsibility, when they had troops around ukraine we should have bolstered them before something happene

maria: that was outgoing whole foods ceo john mackie pushing back on the socialist take over sees plaguings capitalism has helped push some companies toward extreme policies such as adopting environmental, social and government trends. dagen, this is the issue right now with this administration pushing through their esg climate change agenda and it's led by the socialists. dagen: he came up -- well, he wrote a book called conscious capitalism and used frequently the phrase stakeholders when referring to all of the people who are kind of have stakes in a company that you run rather than just shareholders or the owners. so john mackie has always been this person, he was called in the new yorker years ago a right wing hippy but he is a libertarian through and through. he was opposed to the obamacare subsidies. questioned some climate science. i think the people who shop there don't really understand and a never have his ethos and his beliefs about capitalism and the role of entrepreneurs in this country. but i said on gutfeld last night, his stores in these deep blue cities like new york have

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john, that is how it works. >> consumer pays. lara: i can't and they are going -- >> we donate care but middle class the poor the middle class, they are paying. >> mariaweekend telling me used together to the fish market all the time to get, x amount of money said i can't afford that anymore i apply at grocery store probably catsimatidis i don't know i can'tn't afford to fish market three times a month people are changing at the way they are operating. >> i am one consumer big oriole cookies went in last week used to be double stf now mega stuff. >> white stuff in the middle. >> look, if wages going up 5% and change inflation is 8 1/2 you are still getting crushed, this is not as terrible as it was, but so frustrating, how do you fix this 40 years ago hard money at federal reserve, supply-side economics, encouraging growth encouraging supply the alternative approach tightening crushing demand counting on a slowing economy to solve this, the taught us you can the lousy economy with high inflation don't necessarily have to two, but certainly are going about it the wrong way in terms of policy. maria: the market reaction 10-year down 7 quarter basis poin

maria: what should we be doing to offset these adversaries, maniacs across the world? look at the iranians with plans to assassinate mike pompeo and johnhe table talking about taking them off the terrorist list. we have to have deterrence. biden canceled the last icbm test because he was afraid of offending the chinese. i want to stop worrying about their feelings and make them worry about our feelings. we have the strongest economy and military in the world. we have to deter. we have to deter our adversaries by re-establishing a strong posture and doing that by supporting our allies. that's why afghanistan was so critical. we walked away from a 20 year ally. putin assumed we would do the same with ukraine and xi is assuming that we'll do the same with taiwan. that's why this is such a dangerous moment. maria: unbelievable. congressman, it's great to see you. thanks very much. michael waltz, for joining us this morning. we're going to take a break and then we will get back to business with ceo of the u.s., he's here to talk about this massive rally in capital markets and his expectations for the rest of the year. stay with us. you'll a

maria: that's right. they said the sanctuary city is supposed to be a positive. pennsylvania's lieutenant governor johnthat gained renewed attention in his election battle against republican candidate dr. mehmet oz at a speech in january of 2016. fetterman said that sanctuary cities make everybody safer and immigrants commit crime at a far lower rate than native born people. so yeah, sanctuary cities are good for everybody, sheriff. that's what he said. >> well, all the urban cities be in the united states, and in austin, texas, were all sanctuary cities and always promoting the sanctuary city philosophy and how that was so good for the nation, until they're struck with the same problems that we have here in texas, and that's of course an open border philosophy that has brought in millions. maria: yeah. so when you take a look at the impact there, i've spoken with ranchers who say they don't even throw the garbage out without carrying their pistol. they're afraid, their ranches are getting trashed overnight bigot aways. what do you see there? give us a sense of the people in jackson county and how thei

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maria live on fox business. ♪ ♪ ♪ dagen: time for word on wall street, top investors watching your morning, garthman letter editor denise garthman and ryan payne and johnand. denise, let me start with you, futures are all over the place ahead of big week on economic data. we have consumer price index out tomorrow, producer prices, wholesale prices out on thursday. citigroup meantime warning of a full percentage point rate hike at fed meeting following job's report. what do you make of the situation for the economy and is the market underestimating the aggressive tightening that's going to be needed from the federal reserve to tame this inflation which looks like it's running away from the fed. >> first of all, the inflation numbers tomorrow will be quite good, cpi will allow two tenths, four tenths of 1%. but month on month but year on year up 8% but the fed will applaud the number a tad. the fed has no choice but to remain monetarily disinflationary. it has to take the feds funds rate 75 basis points and maybe 50 basis points in december. they said that they are going to be that way. they have to remain constant over the period of time. what bothers m