plenty of debbie downer's in 49er empire right now. the g story today, lip readers accusing jimmy garoppolo is takg shots at kyle shanahan. garoppolo threw an interception late in the fourth quarter. somt he said, your plays suck, man. t another look, the draw plays suck man but we will continue tr will continue to monitor this story. > >> still with the ball, no mattr how successful, no matter the stats, it can always be better. that's how an australian company company felt, and they did someg about it. it looks like a footb. just doesn't feel like one. >> i can feel the wobble. this could hel. wobble. this could help. >> tight ends and receivers at this highl at this high school have come to to grips with the edge sports tg ball. >> people take their eyes off the ball. how do we make this b? we make this better? >> you got to keep your eye on e ball! >> gordon stirling and his part, stirling and his partners, a vay of balls you can throw and catc. can throw and catch. >> this ball is designed specify ball is designed specifically st

you will let yourself into life again and want to live it, knowing it deep to the bottom, the slow- downer is sprinkled with potions more. the sea of ​​words was born my name was waiting there the rivers of my seas of the world my little wall was born of my words the walls were born my there they waited my year of the seas and now i'm on a track you would you just conquer the tracks you would not turn not step i fly and a new one day i a-a-a la-la-la swayed i would break down without a son they said that i am outnumbered i am afraid because near us good power and beautiful fire did not save me oh dear i am free free free war war war i am free war unconquered invincible as soon as we win wonders over the heart of everyone i will meet again your look because without it you can't do it anymore and your look will be different at the same time a wiser name, just breathe with it i will be able as soon as we defeat our warriors with honor we will meet their wounds with tears he entered the flame of death, left us his name forever, and with god he sits among the cloud spots in close, better positi

>> well, first of all, she is a debbie downer.ossible it what is not possible. and then they say they don't hate women, they hate stupid women. and you think that you are going to die in september. stop feeling sorry for yourself and stop being a downer. and then she said that men suffer from patriarchy. get out of the dumpster, be happy. >> so you are right. and she just gave the speech and she's like you can become president i am going to die. i mean, what is that. and the person that is literally come up figuratively sound like this. and talking about going through a political maturing process. it sounds like she might be stalled right now. if you are serious about wanting to be president. and they talk about not rejecting me personally because i won't agree with that. you have to persuade us. not bash us in the process. and unfortunately she to talk about this. >> it is september. >> i don't have her phone number or i would call her. and she went and did a men's magazine and that is a huge violation. there should no longer be

one downer, the hydrogen used comes from a nearby chemical plant and is still produced with fossil energy. so it is not c o 2 neutral, but that will soon change dot to we're currently planning to build an electrolysis plant at the service station and them. a further electrolysis plant will be powered by wind or solar energy, which are this will enable as to produce green hydrogen on site. the train will then be c o 2 neutral nor tire foreign colonel. the train from french manufacturer i'll storm was developed by german engineers. the hydrogen train is a truly international product. the cars come from poland, the fuel cells, a manufactured in canada. it's the world's 1st hydrogen train to be mass produced or by europe is certainly the driving force because this is where the technology is most widespread. and the legal framework is the best. we expect inquiries from all over the world, followed as tom's competitor. siemens is sending the mirror your plus age into the race and is cooperating with thought shavon. however, the seamans train is still making its rounds on a test track. and its 1

a train like this would need 800 liters of diesel a day. hydro janice, better one downer, the hydrogen used comes from a nearby chemical plant and is still produced with fossil energy. so it is not c o, 2 neutral. oh, europe is certainly the driving force because this is where the technology is most widespread. and the legal framework is the best we have was backed enquiries from all over the world, followed as tom's competitor. siemens is sending the meal your plus age into the race and is cooperating with thought shavanne. however, the seamans train is still making its rounds on a test track. and it's 1st public test run was a success. but the 1st siemens trains won't be used on regional lines for at least 2 years. they're still a long way to go before railroads or diesel free them pipe. however, declared war on the $3000.00 diesel locomotives, which we would like to sideline in the interest of the climate by 2040 at the latest, which is when we as boy, javan also want to be completely climate neutral monitor whether hydrogen trains will replace diesel locomotives depends on if there

that can produce some debbie downer's among the faithful. a big story today, lip readers. accusing jimmy garoppolo of taking shots at kyle shanahan. after garoppolo threw an interception sunday, some thought he said, all your please suck, man. but another look, he said, the draw please suck, man. we'll continue to monitor that story. read my lips. >>> san jose sharks hosted and beat the anaheim ducks 5-4 in preseason hockey. >> i love you said much better. all right, vern. thanks. >>> still ahead, gearing up for fleet week, we celebrate the oldest living veteran in sonoma county. a world war ii hero that just turned 107. kevin: i've fought wildfires for twenty years. here's the reality we face every day. this is a crisis. we need more firefighters, more equipment, better forest management to prevent wildfires and reduce toxic smoke. and we need to reduce the tailpipe emissions that are driving changes to our climate. that's why cal fire firefighters, the american lung association, and the california democratic party support prop 30. prevent fires. cut emissions. and cleane

don't want to be a debbie downer but isn't it going to be just as hot tomorrow? >> it is. there is no change in those temperatures and with hot weather and heat exhaustion, even heat stroke, it's couple lative. when you teal with several days in a roe row of it, if you're not hydrating it could catch up to you again. make sure to drink the water. if you see the heat wave here, obviously not only the bay area, but all through the central valley of california. a good section of california the way that hot we thinker is kind of settling in. now, we did get up to hottest in livermore at 113. we're slowly dropping. still bigging up to santa rosa, 108. we did have a cool ocean breeze, so half-moon bay at a much chillier 64 degrees. when it comes to records we set records in most areas. concord, 112, livermore, 113. that beats the old record of 108 set way back in 1950. the big thing as we roll throw tonight, the next couple of hours your house is not going to cool down because we are staying hot. look at this as we head through 11:00 p.m. inland at 87. tomorrow we start off in t

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it is a downer but the reality. right? it is where we are every day all the time.throngs of people together and of course there are security threats. how does metropolitan police coordinate and also protecting the royals? all walks of life. this is an unbelievable task. >> it is remarkable. "operation london bridge" also included security. it is trained. this is a noticed event. we know what's happening. i was thinking to have the four cs problem. it is quite unique. a city and crowd to protect. company including the president of the united states and then the crown. each reich different security apparatus. a solution is shut it down. essentially when we hold or plan major events, think 0 after super bowl, even an olympics, you try to minimize the security foot footprint. the only solution is trying to control as much activity near all the different places with walking, driving, air threats. the combination. so the only real solution is what you are seeing which is london is loezed and will be protected. where there's no pretense that the city is going to move on i

. >> gutfeld: wow, some of these blurbs are real downers.esting. please call me the first chance you get greg if you're reading this. who knew jordan had so many issues. i heard chapter five is kind of a problem. >> vivek: conservative victimhood. >> gutfeld: it exists. jim i almost forgot you're here. >> jim: oh greg, how could you? >> gutfeld: is it possible to be a comedian remotely? >> jim: i wish tonight it we were. no, there's something about being in the room, there's an energy. you're more creative when you're in the room. it's such a stand up. but the times in order to get their workers back, one of the incentives they offer is was a "new york times" printed lunch box. that's true. and it's perfect if every day for lunch you want to eat a steaming pile of. >> gutfeld: and some people d do. >> jim: some people? you're looking at him. >> gutfeld: up next. neighborhoods aren't fun if you're living without a plustion one. expert care. preparation h. get comfortable with it. ["only wanna be with you" by hootie & the blowfish] discover is

. >> emily: cringe, there appears to be a downer that attended the party and here's the media reaction>> harris: you're listening to president biden at the white house and celebrating the passage of inflation reduction act and fighting big pharma for decades but there's an unfortunate slip screen right now with the dow taking a total beating down more than 1200 points and so it feels like it's hard to be celebrator for some people in the crowd. >> new inflation data showing the consumer prices remain painfully high for americans, which led to a really rough day for the stock market. >> tough day to have the big inflation reduction act event as they did at the white house with this number that came out yesterday. >> inflation, and it's really impacting americans lives. >> cost just keep skyrocketing. >> harris: they act like this is new. i guess for them maybe it is breaking news. i thought the term unfortunate flip screen. how about the facts that don't roll with the president partying like it's 199. why don't we call stuff what it is and why do we have to be delicate? i'm not saying c

but on a net basis and i hate to be debbie downer here, net basis there's a lot more head winds than t tail winds and you ticked off a whole bunch at the top of the segment but what scares me the most and what's scaring a market is a global mess and if you look back at many of the recessions we've had if not depressions that we've had, it often is a global problem and when the market ran up when we had sinkized global growth by the same toe can and market runs down and sink sink r synchronizt failures. failures. neil: democrats banning republicans for saying the magical elixir is cutting taxes and there we are and now the fed is doing all the work and some say overdoing that. do you think the fed is overdoing it with these rate hikes? and no imaginable affect on inflation and risks torpedoing the economy. >> well, a couple obstructing cerumens vases. number one -- observations, there's a big story in "the wall street journal" about the fear of massive global deficits and i'm like, well, hello, that's been the case for -- we've seen that f for two years and invests are getting fid jet

all i sound like a debbie downer curmudgeon, but i'm going under and i haven't decided yet whether he play or he might get hurt. but >> the gut feeling, kate, for them to bring jimmy g back. now, i know it makes sense football. why you want to have an experienced backup behind a a a young rookie quarterback. but i just feel like they could go in a lot of other direction. and the reason that jimmy g is still in the building is not going to say it publicly. but kyle still might have some reservations. this is obviously all speculation on my part. this is no sourced i think it's going to be under. i just i think kyle highland is jimmy connection. i think we're going to continue to see it at some point this season so that's just my gut. and that leads us right into our next prop jimmy g over or under 3 starts for him. well, i think, you know, our stand beside my first answer. i think jimmy is going to make 3 starts or less. that's unfortunate for him because a lot of his money this season is tied to incentives to take 50% of the snaps. >> if you want to see anything over that 6.5 million

really -- >> you are a bit of a debbie downer. >> i have to tell you what's going on. >> thanks.r fire for arresting a pro-life author and father of seven. his wife claims dozens of agents bargeed into their home over the weekend, guns drawn and shackled mark in front of his kids. he was arrested for allegedly assaulting a planned parenthood escort outside of a clinic. the agency says her story about how the scene unfolded isn't true. alexandria hoff is live with the latest. good morning. >> good morning. the reason that federal agents would be involved in an assault case is because mark has been charged with violating the face act. that makes it a federal crime to forcibly obstruct access to reproductive clinics. he is accused of shoving a 72-year-old patient escort outside a philadelphia planned parenthood last year. he is well-known as a pro life activist and catholic men's counselor often praying outside of that location. that's according to his wife. she told the catholic website was her husband defending her son from harassment. what happened on friday left the whole family

. >> laura: your debbie downer. i'm trying to have fun here speaking of fun, ken starr, god rest his soul, he was a happy warrior. he had a way of cutting through an issue with a smile on his face. i knew him since i was a young lawyer. i had just started practicing law. i have my own tribute to him but i'm so glad you did that sean because he was wonderful person and a brilliant legal mind. thank you for those words. i'll try to do them justice at the end of the show. great show as always, even with the tide. this is the ingraham angle from washington tonight. the brutal truth, that's the focus of tonight's angle. all right, kim kardashian has big news. >> kim kardashian is expanding your brand once again. she is starting a private equity firm with jay sammons, a 16 year veteran of the carlyle group and prince william and harry, the real drama continues. >> the body language, the pictures said a thousand words. the body language was strained. >> laura: and tom and gisele. trouble in paradise? >> the reportedly hitt

a downer topic but very important information.nd cbs evening news with norah o'donnell. go to jillonmoney.com. thanks. > >> we will get a check on our wr now. jessica, we are nearing the the end of this hot, hot tunnel. tunnel. >> i am trying so hard to word t in a proper way. it is so true.e are coming to the end of the het wave. so many of us are excited, we have one day left. that excessive heat warning is throuh this afternoon, ending at 8:00 p.m. tonight. daytime highs today are still climbing all the all the way up to 110 in concord, 3 fairfield. even our our friends in santa rosa are feeling this heat. it is coming to an end. we are sandwiched, this heat dome that's been baking us is between two systems. i know this sounds crazy, a hurricane pushing from the south. this is still developing. we will talk more about that in a second. by no means will we see crazy winds oe force issues. however we are going to get atmospheric moisture. low pressure is pushing in from the north and that will cool us too in time for a bunch of e

. >> laura: your debbie downer. i'm trying to have fun here

of the white house with james taylor, a great singer tommy the song he chose that day was a debbie downerchoose you got a friend but i would digress, celebrating inflation reduction act which does not appear named i can get into the weeds and tell you the inflation controls may be as a result but it certainly is not happening right now, sarah westwood digesting all of that out of the washington dies amateur. >> a week of contradictions, i don't know if the tone deafness that we are hearing is actually helping, that is celebrating inflation reduction act when inflation where most americans ain't producing, saying there's no crisis at the border, that the border is secure from the vice president and then the president getting off to detroit to an electric vehicle costing more than $63000, i don't know. >> tone deaf is a charitable way to put it when you talk about inflation reduction act celebration that we sought the white house this week, the white house and democrats want the whole conversation about the midterms to be focused on abortion it's only issue in which voters tend to trust dem

i would have not chosen that particular heavy downer song. he has a lot more uplifting ones.ming is everything. a lot of people saying the president promoting the inflation reduction act which is not exactly working out on the same day we get and inflation report that it is not reducing on top of a market tumult. awkward timing. who knows better than awkward timing jimmy faiilan. he knows about odd juxtapositions, my friend. this is just bizarre. i thought someone during the day, say to mr. president, this might not be the best time. >> the reason is lined up with james taylor singing "fire and rain" is, your 401(k) was on fire. hose was the rain that put out the fire. straight propaganda, man, if you look at numbers that came out, the market, the end of the football game somebody win as super bowl, they dump gatorade on the winning coach. this was the losing coach dumping it on himself and saying i'm going to disney world. neil: let me ask you, this is not the first time this is has happened. i try no not to politicize things, but jfk after the bay of pigs crisis he canceled

unfortunately i'm a bit of a debbie downer i have never met a beer i enjoy but i am all about champagnecome. >> that is called the global party and we welcome you to it, j.d., it will be an insane party. >> oh, yes, just to be clear, don't send me pictures. i know what goes on, actually let's play little defense here. i am pro beard, i drink german beer, we served miller lite at our wedding, miller lite people, we've been married 16 years and moved on to stronger stuff, but i am pro beard, not so much that i'm flying to germany, but all the travel i've been in my life is to epcot. but it counts. [laughter] >> jackie, bottom line, the it's a global effect, this inflation, but you cannot stop the party right, everyone still needs to have a good time and continue with tradition. >> i think people will continue to enjoy oktoberfest even if it costs $14 a liter. that sounds a lot to me because i am on the same page as you, cheap beer is just as it good as expensive beer, i cannot taste the difference, maybe i could with tequila or vodka, but having said that, i'm a cheap date, just two mille

, james freeman from the wall street journal, i wanted to ask you, obviously food prices is a big downerd a story this week quoting a kansas state economist who had gone through inflation reduction act saying when you look at food, a lot of this is about conservation not production. is this law actually going the mean we get less agricultural production in the u.s.? >> i hope not but it's got that potential. again, the biden-harris administration got it wrong because they don't expect producers. i go out and say, the farmers have done it well for years for centuries. i trust them to produce in america. i trust manufacturers to produce in america. i trust business to produce in america. this administration has no respect for producers and for people who actually grow the economy. they want to divide and do that. so the answer is potentially, yes, but we really need to get this right at the ballot box, bottom line, american people whether you're democrat or independent need to fix this in november. this is a train wreck. maria: meanwhile he's selling from the strategic reserve, oil dips be

welcome in ryan bellinger, founder and managing principle at calero advisers i'm not trying to be a downer on a thursday, but the s&p 500 is on pace for its third straight quarterly loss we have not seen that since the financial crisis so it's not brian sullivan's opinion. the market is voting right now that things aren't good. >> yeah, you're right. people are really getting a reminder here of what stock market volatility looks like we live in a range where in a once standard deviation environment, you'll get returns between negative 7 and 28% and that's a comfortable place to live, was now we're exploring the second standard deviation event, which happens 95% of all outcomes and that's a much wider range. and it's very uncomfortable. the challenge for this environment, which was different than in '08, was the bond market and you just alluded to that with your last guest it's very difficult to live in a world where your fixed income portfolio is down 10 to 15%. so, we've been telling our investors, there's just nowhere to hide. you've got to grind this out and do the best you can with wha

. >> we have to remember that when we're doing the debby downer segments right? we talk about a lot of problems in this country. that is a beautiful reality. >> yes, it is. so are you. >> ditto. enjoy, don. >> see what i did there? have a good one, sara. this is "don lemon tonight" and the former president's run of bad luck, well, it just keeps rolling along. rolling, rolling, rolling. special master has just about had it with the legal team and i remind you this is their hand picked special master. this is really a put up or shut up moment for team trump. judge raymond dearie ordering the trump team to back up his out of court claims that the fbi somehow planted evidence during their search of mar-a-lago. back it up or put up or shut up as they say. the search that turned up more than 100 classified documents. the judge wants it to give him a sworn declaration with a list of specific items they claim were planted. that's the thing. this is about facts. it's about evidence. you can't just make wild accusations in court without a shred of evidence even if that is

>> you know, everybody calls me like delores downer and think i'm negative bad -- actually today's action in terms of the vix, first time that we're 32.5. you see the violent swings something in our world we call negative gamma bad greek we call it when the higher the market goes, the more people short have to buy and the lower it goes the more they have to sell. and you saw that exactly today but the good sign is that means we're toward the end of something. it is going to exhaust itself. so although i do think there is down side in the market, i'll say 3400 is the level i any we're going to reach i think there is some opportunities to trade for the long side for the first time in a while. >> and you that way too, karen. >> and i texed sandy and melissa. if i look at the volatility index and i chart that versus the s&p, i mean a lot of times we'll see the vix gets into the 30s and sometimes spikes higher but a lot of times around 30 and if you look at of divergence there, it is very wide i agree with guy i bought off xls and bought the tbt, i covered iwm and bought some spider calls. so

it is kind of a downer to say you don't like something. i guess i will pull the stranger aside and sort of reveal myself to them, because i don't feel comfortable saying anything negative to my partner. there was just so much in this conversation and this encounter that informed thinking through questions of power, questions of how we talk about sex, questions about what consent can and can't do. that really stuck with me as i was thinking through questions for the entire book. not just the chapter that this is featured in. >> i have one last question for you. that is, you wrote this book that is so open and honest and questioning about this question that is so complicated for so many mass. as many who are you speaking to when you wrote this book? like who is your audience in your mind and what do you hope for them to take away from reading this? >> wow. well, i would say my audience is anyone who's thinking about sex but i will say that in writing this book i was thinking about my peers. my friends. like, this girl who asked me this quest

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. >> we have to remember that when we're doing the debby downer segments right? in this country. that is a beautiful reality. >> yes, it is. so are you. >> ditto. enjoy, don. >> see what i did there? have a good one, sara. this is "don lemon tonight" and the former president's run of bad luck, well, it just keeps rolling along. rolling, rolling, rolling. special master has just about had it with the legal team and i

it's like kind of a downer to say that you don't like something so i guess i'll like pull this stranger aside and sort of reveal myself to them because i don't feel comfortable saying anything negative, you know to my partner. there was just so much in this conversation and in this encounter that that informed, you know, thinking through questions of power questions of how we talk about sex questions of what consent can and can't do that really stuck with me as i was thinking through the questions throughout the entire book. not just the chapter that the stories featured in i have one last question for you. and and that is you know, you wrote this book that is so open and honest and questioning about this topic that is so complicated for so many of us and i'm wondering who are you? speaking to when he wrote this book like who is your audience and your in your mind? and what do you hope? for them to take away from reading this. wow. well, i mean i would say that my audience is kind of anyone who's thinking about sex, but i'll i'll say that in writing this book i was thinking about my pee

neil: that is a bit of a debbie-downer, yeah, you're right. >> you know, there is a lot going on and my guess is, that, that you know, what once we see how, how layoffs work in a remote work economy and once we see how the ukraine thing plays out, once we see kind of if the fed is you know, sensitive over running targets, maybe it will take a couple of months or several months, neil, before, before everybody kind of realizes what a new normal is? neil: i hear you. just getting idea what normal anything is tough these days. gentlemen, thank you both, very, very much. we are eight days away from a possible government shut down. with the fiscal year of september 30th, all bets are off. few people seem to think that it is going to happen. why would they risk that in midterm election year, let alone any year. it is on the table. it is very possible unless something happens and soon. will it, after this? ♪. another busy day? of course - you're a cio in 2022. but you're ready. because you've got the next generation in global secure networking from comcast business. with fully integrated sec

. >> debbie downer. >> there is that point.they have chosen to remain anonymous. is that a consensus that we would call -- >> if you could. >> yes. i think, first of all, and it does give -- like we sat around in our family saying what would we do if we won this? >> isn't that a little bit more of the joy of it? you can think of it and you don't have to win? the money would be joyful too. >> but actually in some ways when you see this, because you also hear so many tragic stories of people winning the lottery -- >> and going broke. >> and then being destroyed. so bless them. >> geez, guys. >> bless them for giving it some thought and getting together with consultants or tax attorneys and others and saying how do we go forward. so maybe if we play our cards right, whoever won can join us at this table one of these days. >> i'll going to say something controversial and my family will be annoyed, but i like working for my money. i don't want to win it. not that much. give me a couple million, i'll be okay. >> okay. we'd all be woe

it's like kind of a downer to say that you don't like something so i guess i'll like pull this stranger aside and sort of reveal myself to them because i don't feel comfortable saying anything negative, you know to my partner. there was just so much in this conversation and in this encounter that that informed, you know, thinking through questions of power questions of how we talk about sex questions of what consent can and can't do that really stuck with me as i was thinking through the questions throughout the entire book. not just the chapter that the stories featured in i have one last question for you. and and that is you know, you wrote this book that is so open and honest and questioning about this topic that is so complicated for so many of us and i'm wondering who are you? speaking to when he wrote this book like who is your audience and your in your mind? and what do you hope? for them to take away from reading this. wow. well, i mean i would say that my audience is kind of anyone who's thinking about sex, but i'll i'll say that in writing this book i was thinking about my pee

and i realize that that's very much a downer forecast, but i also think it's what we should not just prepare for expect. on the oil side, things are different. doug touched on this and touched on the eu and the g7, focusing on putting cap on the prices of russian exports. this is a policy that looks elegant on its face. we want to buy your oil. we need your oil. you're one of the world's largest exporters. what we don't want you to do is make money off of it. this is a completely new idea. again, elegant on its face, but i have grave concerns about our ability to implement it. both in terms of putin's ability to retaliate and also in terms of the implementation of it itself. the idea is that this will occur through the prevention of western suppliers of insurance and shipping, not allowing them to ship russian oil unless they're following the sanctions. doug brought up what this does, it pushes business away from these western businesses and this may be ugly in the short-term, but it may actually change the shape of markets in the long-term. there are a million particulars on this, e

have a great like, hi , you're a debbie downer.: yo >> okay,ur i'm going to have fun here, by the way, up here. speaking of fun, ken starr,, god god rest his soul, what could that be ? warrior? he he he had the way of, like cutting through an issue with a smile on his face. ce i and i knew him since i was a young lawyer. i just started in practicing law. i ha him. mwn tribute to i'm so glad you did that, sean,n because he was a wonderful person and a brilliant legal mind. we're not going to see anyone like him any time soon. so thank you for those words for him.r and i'll i'll.th he'll be missed. i'll tryoso it.e words. i'll try to do it. justice at the end of this show. but thank you so much and great show as always. even with the time. all right.s with i'm laura ingraham.e tide. this is ingram angle from washington.washington ton tonight. >> we're going to get right to. th it. the brutal truthe brutal. >> that's the focus of tonight's angle. . all right. >> kim karhian has big news. kim kardashian is expanding her brand once again. your brand og a private equity firm with jay simmon

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host: downers grove, illinois. hello. caller: thank you for taking my call.have one word, and that is projection. i am wondering how many of your viewers understand that word. host: what do you mean by it? caller: ok, projection is when people are doing exactly what they are accusing other people of doing. the project what they feel onto other people. for most of this morning, and i listen to you almost every morning, for most of this morning, i have heard projection. host: from arthur in california. he is on our independent line. go ahead. caller: good morning, pedro. i have been watching for a few hours this morning, and i am harking back to the maga segment. this is the new religious movement in our country because of the wealth gap. we have a tremendous amount fo dissatisfied -- of dissatisfied and angry americans who took to the flag of the maga and donald trump as the spiritual leader of change. are you still there? -- host: are you still there? caller: yes. host: finish your thought. caller: we need change in this country. i do not think donald trump w

host: downers grove, illinois. hello. caller: thank you for taking my call.ord, and that is projection. i am wondering how many of your viewers understand that word. host: what do you mean by it? caller: ok, projection is when people are doing exactly what they are accusing other people of doing. the project what they feel onto other people. for most of this morning, and i listen to you almost every morning, for most of this morning, i have heard projection. host: from arthur in california. he is on our independent line. go ahead. caller: good morning, pedro. i have been watching for a few hours this morning, and i am harking back to the maga segment. this is the new religious movement in our country because of the wealth gap. we have a tremendous amount fo dissatisfied -- of dissatisfied and angry americans who took to the flag of the maga and donald trump as the spiritual leader of change. are you still there? -- host: are you still there? caller: yes. host: finish your thought. caller: we need change in this country. i do not think donald trump was the act

and i realize that that's very much a downer forecast, but i also think it's what we should not just prepare for expect. on the oil side, things are different. doug touched on this and touched on the eu and the g7, focusing on putting cap on the prices of russian exports. this is a policy that looks elegant on its face. we want to buy your oil. we need your oil. you're one of the world's largest exporters. what we don't want you to do is make money off of it. this is a completely new idea. again, elegant on its face, but i have grave concerns about our ability to implement it. both in terms of putin's ability to retaliate and also in terms of the implementation of it itself. the idea is that this will occur through the prevention of western suppliers of insurance and shipping, not allowing them to ship russian oil unless they're following the sanctions. doug brought up what this does, it pushes business away from these western businesses and this may be ugly in the short-term, but it may actually change the shape of markets in the long-term. there are a million particulars on this, e