joining us now is new york times opinion columnist charles blow. are in the middle of this cross fire in georgia tonight that charles, what do you make of this latest round of revelation upon revelation. now we are getting text messages between herschel walker's current wife and the woman involved in the abortion story. >> listen, abortions are not the problem. everybody should have the option to get a safe abortion. that is not the problem for herschel walker. the problem is that he appears to have lied about it. he appears to have a campaign where he was so antiabortion, that there is no exception of any sort in cases of women pregnancies for abortion, and this is the same man who appears to have not only paid for an abortion, but try to pay for another one. it is the hypocrisy of it all that kind of changes people. that is a thing here. i think, you know, what we are seeing is that nothing really pierces the bubble. maybe this does. but you have a republican electorate that wants to hear is that soothe more than they want to hear truth that hurt.

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yep, charles blow is the worst writer in america. her him or the guy who keeps writing dwarf on my office door. tyrus. but blow, whose name is short for blowing smoke up his own ass, takes a tale involving latino leaders in la making biged to remarks about blacks and calls it proofs of white supremacy. so a latino smears a black person but that's white racism making white supremacy look more diverse than a 1980s ad. he calls it light supremacy which copies white supremacy because when a brown skinned minority says something anti black they obviously cribbed it from the whites. so i guess you can judge how racist someone is by the sun block number they use. the higher the number the more chance they have of being racist. i use a 45. so basically i'm a grand wizard. it's racism light, half the pigment and all the calories. of course non-whites can be biged to from louie farrakhan to joy reed but that's not what he's saying. he's saying there's different levels of pigment power and the lighter ones are white adjacent which sounds like sh

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and you wake up one day and you see that all your people are being smeared as they were by charles blowhere, just because of who you are. by democrats no less. this is craven and it's cynical and frankly, it's sick. every democrat candidate out there should be asked if he or she agrees with the charge that hispanics are cultural racist. i think this is a huge political miscalculation. because rather than figuring out how to turn around our economic decline, democrats are just turning on their own constituents. and if they continue to turn off the latino vote, and if republicans do what is necessary -- now this is a big if. but if republicans do what is necessary to make america prosperous and safe again, man, this could lead to gop dominance for decades to come. oh, and i'm going to make another prediction tonight. hispanics aren't the last group that the democrats will target out of their own political frustration. muslims may be next. >> we're not guess anybody. we're not against homosexuality we all have our belief but this has nothing to do with that. we're here just to talk about t

. >> charles blow hard at the new york times writing, i have a theory about the future of america that i don't want to o come true, that with thef browning of america, white supremacy could simply be replaced by a form of light supremacy in which fair skinned people perpetuate a modified anti blackness, modifiedi anti blackness really? is this the best argument they have now? ? entrmagine you're a hispanic entrepreneur. you know your entireepreneur. family hasr worked double shifts to make a better life for themselves. restarmaybe started a constructn company, run a chain oauf restaurants and you wake up one day and you see that ally your people are being smeared, as they were, by charles blow. their just because of who you yu are by democrats, no less.an this is craven and it'sy, cynical. and frankly, sick. every democrat candidate oute ae there should be asked if he or she agrees with the charge that hispananic are culturally racis. i think this is a hugescalculati political miscalculation because rather in figuring outc how to really turn aroundoc our economic decline, democratrs ar

let's bring in our political analyst charles blow and christina greer is back with us. les, i'll start with this. everybody talks about the youth vote every single election cycle. they talk at young people instead of with young people. do you think just in an abstract sense that democrats have made the message about, hey, your abortion rights are being taken away, student loans were on the table, do you think democrats have made that message effectively meaning it's getting to people under the age of 30? >> i think, you know, it's important to think about this cycle a little bit differently than previous cycles. i say that in the sense of not just about young voters but in all ways. it's really not about making the case. people are faced with a choice, and we have to figure out whether or not people are animated by the choice whether or not they believe -- literally believe in democracy and want to save it. do they literally believe it rights or you are willing to see them eroded. that's really it. all the arguments people are making on specific policy issues, great. i a

joining us now is charles blow, opinion columnist for the new york times, msnbc political analyst. les, thanks for joining me. what do you make about the study in these two campaigns, warnock is a relentlessly disciplined politician. despite the fact that he's a relatively newcomer. what do you think of his strategy for not engaging on? this >> as you pointed out, it's consistent for him. i think raphael warnock in addition to being a quality candidate, has had the great -- horrible opponents. he kind of lets them collapse on to themselves. that's what he's hoping will happen, that's what his campaign is hoping will happen. walker on the other hand has a machine that's trying to ram through one of the most horrific, unqualified, horrible candidates ever to run for the senate. coming up against an electorate, on the republican side that's thirsty -- they happen in 2020 was earth shattering to georgia. this isn't even about warnock and walker, it's about who gets to make the choice. and republicans, -- in georgia had already been able to call the shots. and that election, led by black

tim miller, and also joining us charles blow and also frank is back. and tim, i'll start but.ne thing that i agree with, he is pathetic. he is proud when on tucker carlson to be a defender of and advocate for this theory of great replacement. why is he talking about on the debate stage? >> yeah, no doubt he struck a nerve. and you know, i think that he reacted like that because somewhere deep inside jd vance, he does feel a little bit of shame over the fact that he is advancing these kind of great replacement theories. i think folks who are running theads don't feel that way, but there was a time when he was palling around with his netflix movie. some of these people that mitt romney's confab had friends saying this guy sounds like he might run as a democrat, like a joe manchin democrat. jd vance knows that he is trafficking in racism, he knows that that might have an impact on his family, he see it is because he gets the trolls attacking him, and so rather than being accountable to himself, rather than to behave as he knows he should behave, he lashes out at tim ryan because

let's bring in right now "the new york times" columnist charles blow and writer to "the atlantic" petehat they they have pieces out about walker right now tells you where the politics have gob. >> how significant this race is. >> of course. also, they both make great points. why they're here. i have to say, charles, herschel walker said in that interview he was very transparent. he lied about being valedictorian and graduating from university of georgia, about being in law enforcement, about being in the fbi, about his children, about not knowing who this woman was. he has lied repeatedly. independents, democrats, republicans know he lied repeatedly. yet the race is deadlocked. >> number one, this is the modern republican party. the trump era where all you have to do is deny. it doesn't matter what the truth may be and whether or not you get caught in the lie as long as your m.o. is not to admit. there's a fatigue. there was this thing. he denied it. i have accepted or not accepted it and moving on. there's always a next thing. fatigue because of the monotony and this is a modern part

young charles with an unexpected blow forced the danish king to withdraw from the war.on lifted the siege of riga and left. peter with a poorly trained army turned out to be one on one, the strongest army in europe, the great northern war began. russian troops besieged the fortress. narva artillery turned out to be slava and the shelling of the fortress had no results. and after 2 weeks, the main forces approached narva. on the eve of the battle, peter left the swedes as the commander-in-chief of the duke decroix and left for novgorod, he did not see how the iron swedish infantry scattered across the field, the russian regiments were only preobrazhensky semyonovtsy, that very once amusing army stood to the last knee-deep, in the blood did not see how hired foreign officers surrendered, how they threw them at their feet king charles russian banners at the surrender at this time, peter was already preparing a new army for a new battle. peasants served without exception singled out one recruit from 22 yards, the service was for life, all recruits underwent serious military

charles: [laughter] >> look, i'm not blowing smoke, my friend.ls people is how to make money in booms and bust. if there's a skill you needed to , that's what you need, because booms are when you make money but you make more money in a crash. charles: yeah, yeah. that ain't a bad one either only 20 million copies sold robert thank you so much my friend i appreciate you. coming up folk, nancy pelosi blocked a plan to restrict congress from training. you know what that might actually be a good thing. i'll explain but first, how to weather the storm we just talked about and now we'll get into the nitty get it with shah gilani and erin gibbs, next. ♪ you love closing a deal. but hate managing your business from afar. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ there is not a metal in the world with more efficiency and reliability than copper and the transmission of energy. libero is focused on three significant asset

blows. brought to you by sugar-freein candiny. running halloween since 1962. i do not think that is real. charles is the worst writer in america. r him or the guy who keeps writing dwarf on my office door. [laughter]whos tyrus. but blow his name is short for blowing smoke up his own. latino leaders make bigoted remarks about blacks and calls of proof of white supremacy. yes, latinas smears a blackpe person but that is white racism. making white supremacy look more diverse thanma a 1980s a pendant on ad remember those? he calls it light supremacy. which copies white supremacy proven a brown skinned is something anti- black theyhe w obviously cribbed it from the whitesburg you can judge howra racist some witness by the sunblock number they use for the higher the number the more chance you have of being racist. i use a 45. [laughter] so basically i am a grana d wizard. it is racism lights. half the pigment and all of the calories. of course nonwhites can be bigoted to joint read but thaty isre not what blow is saying. he is saying there's different levels o's sf pigment power head t the later ones are what he cas white adjacent. wh

blow to the terry party. they're in high inflation and deep recession. charlese killing it. the vocabulary, vernacular. i hate brexit. i don't know what the hell they're talking about. yeah, never do it again. >> brexit was on opportunity missed by the uk. boris johnson a friend, missed it. big spender, price controls, total greenie. they missed an opportunity to break away from europe. charles: what about here? powell is watching this. still the fed speakers sounding a hawkish as usual. is there a message for the federal reserve, our central bank? >> i don't think so. i think it's a interesting question. correct me if i'm wrong the 10-year jumped over 4.20. charles: the two-year, i can't keep track of it. nasa, it is like a rocket ship. you know, there is elon musk's rocket ship and there goes the two-year-year-old! it went past it. >> you have at tom some point in this cycle why bond market yields in general are below the inflation rate. there will be i think more upward adjustments. the fed is not supporting the bond market the way it used to. as far as some

blow out to make new highs. it is just, it continues to be on a risk-off environment. charlesonment everyone is looking for where you might want to be, where you cushion the blow. i saw you talked about the nasdaq 100, which are the big cap names that led the market for a long time, versus small caps. so with respect to that, of course last november, they were hot. you couldn't stop those big nasdaq names. now they're breaking down. you don't have to be a technician to see this is one ugly chart. do you want to at least get greater exposure to large caps, versus large megacap names? >> you know when we look at the relative chart of the nasdaq versus the russell 2000 we do see the nasdaq breaking lower. kind of been in a range since summer 2021, june 2021 area. now rolling over, breaking lower. what i think this means is that broad indices continue to go lower and that the russell is just going to outperform to the downside. charles: oil upcoming into the today, six days in a row, six sessions in a row. the energy, xle, looking pretty good. it was amazing that it broke down the

charles. >> hi, martha. communities here in venice took a big blow from hurricane ian.w days, they said they feel relieved that the storm surge that they were expecting from hurricane ian never materialized. as you can see behind me, the flooding has shown up. this is what folks are dealing with right now. this is water from the river. it took on a lot of rain in a short amount of time. over the weekend, it started overflows and spilling out to neighborhoods. >> martha: thanks, charles. president biden is in puerto rico. let's listen in. >> you have had to bear so much and more than need be and you haven't gotten the help in a timely way. this latest storm dealt a serious blow to all the hard work that has been done since maria. roads and bridges built have been washed away. families have spend their savings to build new homes after losing their last ones, have seen them flooded away. crops decimated, farms destroyed. communities nearby have been hit the hardest. for days, people live without power, without water. some still -- no idea when it will be back again. for ev

charles. there's one moment where there's one plane does a fast pass like about 100 feet up the water and blows everybody's hats off the that's the one. i like that one. that one quick moment. i'll be looking thanks, charles. >> well, up to a million people are expected to visit san francisco for fleet week. it's great for businesses. the city is expecting a large economic boom for restaurants, shops and hotels continuing momentum from the city's events this past month like dreamforce, which also brought thousands of people to the city. >> restaurant bookings were up 2025%, especially at the small businesses that really need them. and just walking around downtown during dreamforce, you could feel the buys. there were people on the streets. lots of activity, really high energy. and just imagine that multiplied fleet week. >> as charles mentioned, the blue angels will take over the city skyline friday through sunday. you can also expect to see or hear them practicing throughout the week. so if you hear some loud noises, don't be too worried that just practicing. meanwhile, over on the east coast,

. >> charles: ukraine clawing back more territory over the weekend, delivering a sharp blow to russia'ssevere consequences if nuclear weapons are used. joining me now, retired u.s. air force general. word is the worst stand? i hear the reports, it feels like ukraine is winning. i look at the map, there is still a large swath of ukrainian territory is controlled by russia. >> charles, good afternoon. always good to be with you. certainly the momentum has shifted significantly. over the last seven months. no over the last several weeks in ukraine, president zelenskyy's favor. what you're seeing on the math is ukrainian forces pressing not only towards peace but towards the south. i the tide has turned. i will quote my friend and colleague david petraeus. nearly reversible in terms of the position the russian army finds itself. let's keep in mind the war is far from over but it's shifted the tides toward ukraine. >> charles: i don't like american's grasp how large an area this is, how much is going into this. maybe the initial media reporting it felt like it was going to be a skirmish. wes

appointed chancellor of the exchequer by charles, who's fighting tangled her job, and his andrew simmons reports from london. hans warning is being seen as another blow to the prime ministers of forissi financial and political chaos. a prime minister refusing to quit, but the u. k. media aren't alone in saying time is up for liz. trust. her sacking of her chancellor and friend quasi quoting on friday and her dismal performance in a news conference afterwards. failed to calm the market. only going to say now it rests with the new occupant of the chancellor's office. number 11, downing street, jeremy hunt, to turn things around on his 1st morning in office. he was critical of what trust has done so far was a mistake to cut the top rate of tax at a period when we were asking every one to make sacrifices. and it was a mistake to fly blind and not to back up the economic plans that were announced with an independent forecast from the office for budget responsibility. while hunt says he supports growing the economy and talking of increasing some taxes. cuts will be on the some of the spending ministers and party grandees would normally look to number 10 fo

charles: right. is there a sense that 4% that could have been a blow off top? >> i, very well could be.s is a big jobs week, if we start seeing some disappointment there. we saw the jolt reports, job openings, that is helping fuel the rally right now. we're starting to see fed funds easing back. maybe we don't get 75 basis points at the next fed meeting. that is what the market is keying off of, how aggressive will the fed be? a bad news is good news. disappointing labor market that slows the fed down. but breaking of labor market that will get powell to pause and slow these hikes. charles: we want to emphasize a lagging indicator a lot of folks point to. if that comes in, maybe saying to the fed you're going to aggressively like the jolts report this morning, certainly the pivot conversation comes back up again. speaking of proxies. you told us to watch apple. it has gone mostly straight down. the market is starting to break down because of it. pretty good day today. at what point we have this reverse it okay, maybe apple is okay, the broad market is okay? >> i call them the big four,

crown, which could seriously spoil the image of the new king charles iii. and parker balls, but following this is expected and another blowd come out prince harry's memoirs in search of freedom, where she promised to tell the whole truth about her life in the palace and how she escaped from this golden cage , it was reported that after the death of her grandmother, harry tried to correct the already written book, to remove some sensitive points. however, most likely it was not possible to do this, since the text was sent to the publisher and buckingham palace did not want to correct anything there. they tried to find legal grounds to ban the publication of memoirs, however, to no avail and now they are just waiting anxiously for publication. although until recently, during the mourning for the queen, it seemed that relations in the family began to somehow improve, but with this, they allowed william and kate to fully participate in the farewell, even with them went to the subjects to see the bouquets and the message left in memory of elizabeth ii and charles iii, in his address to the british, expressed words of love to t

once it blows it away, you say maybe it was inevitable. the ceos today, let me say this, charlesseen this in my 50 years of career. you take every figure you got and you talk about inflation, you take about supply chain, labor. you talk about a plethora of challenges that they're faced with. these ceos, large, small, private, public, did a heck of a job working through covid-19. we created an environment and a culture now where it's all about not how to, but why not. we got quiet quitting going on, right? we have people that don't want to come to work. some of that will be resolved. we're seeing job reductions. we see job cuts. people talk about spending is up. yeah, because savings are down. we just saw that report the other day. didn't we, charles? the supply chain. i'm one year behind on my orders for chips coming out of china. so this is -- i know people are trying to put a brave face on this. we're least prepared to face a recession that is clearly coming at us like a rocket ship. i just -- >> charles: to your point, the conference board has said conditions have gotten worse

the blow to john durham for his work on the case for more than three years he had alleged a russian national had lied to the fbi but had not talked to charlese dossier since the exchange was by e-mail and not verbal the charge was too weak and the judge agreed. the faces four accounts of acute prosecution if he had been truthful about the motivation of his sources than the fbi would have known two approaches steele dossier with appropriate skepticism. and said the fbi use a dossier as a basis to secure a warrant to wiretap trump campaign advisor quarter page former acting attorney general spoke about what he sees as the fbi's role. >> they did not seem to have an sexual curiosity to it to the bottom of where these allegations were true or not. but at the same time they wanted it to be so true they offered a million dollars to christopher steel to verify the contents of it. >> that part was exposed on tuesday when you seen her fbi analyst testified that prior to the 2016 election, ex- british intelligent agent christopher steel was offered $1 million by the fbi to prove his claims against trumper trooper it still failed to do so. so while it

charles: right. >> that needs to firm up for us to get the index higher. >> i will try in a minute or so to hit two of them. first is netflix this chart blows me away.wo gargantuan gaps. i'm a gap guy. you go to the gap. fill the gap, look at a gap like that. how does it work when you have a gap like that at the same time looks like we're own the verge of maybe breaking a trend line? >> kanye west left the gap. we chartists like gap. netflix at 250. that was high since august. that is natural level of resistance. above that buyers want to fill in. it's a pretty big gap. charles: my goodness. >> we need to get above the august highs. until then really not interested. charles: what about tesla? seems like these names, either way, you know, they both report this week. you want to be in them, or out them before they post those numbers. tesla looks less appealing to me. what do you think down here? looks like at a support point, if it fails there katy-bar-the-door? >> put aside the fact that elon musk is big risk of tesla. put away he tweets something that causes big pain in tesla but if it holds above 200, 210, the bullish move is up to the 200-day movi

spending but how big of a blow is for the growth oriented policy agenda that liz truss wanted to push through and i know a lot of people in this country would like to see as well? >> charleseath knell for any growth prospects out of the uk not for this year and next year but for many years to come. liz truss was the last chance that country had to take advantage of brexit. rishi sunak will be soon by market as a stable hand, he is a smooth communicator, but he doesn't have any real policy convictions on the conservative side. he might as well be a. he was in office raised income taxes, stealth increase on the income tax, for two decades after the pandemic, uk growth was less than 2% annually. so unfortunately he is either going to bump along here, serve out remainder of about a two-year term or they will go to another general election and labour will just run home to victory because labour currently has double-digit leads. charles: right. >> it doesn't really matter whether it is rishi sunak or whether it is labour, you will see the same policy mix that failed for two decades and there is really no prospect for change. charles: felt like the media over there, quite frankl