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the attack is quite visible to everyone, so because of that there is a renewed interest in strength ingurity. you've broken many glass ceilings, you're a hacker turned minister, you were a child prodigy, you established your own technology company at the age of 1a, you were involved in the sunflower student protests in 2014 to try to avoid the fast tracking of a trade bill with china, you are the first openly transgender minister anywhere in the world, a first there. given that your own department is the ministry for digital affairs, you need to strengthen taiwan's digital protection, so how capable is your infrastructure at withstanding these cyber attacks from china? i would say that we build resilience in order to counter notjust the hard cyber security attacks but also the disinformation, the propaganda, the foreign interference to our elections and so on. so these two go to hand in hand, on the countering disinformation part, we rely on world journalism but also ou citizens practising journalism, fact checking, for example, is popular pastime for taiwanese students to do their exer

, instead cit ing california's high regulatory fees for why it's so expensive. the pump in california over 20% of the price comes from taxes and environmental fees and many oil industry executives warn a wind fall profits tax on top of that be detrimental telling fox business governor newsom has the ability to quickly lower gas prices by suspending gas taxes and his regulatory program costs , but he's deliberately chosen to make another policy decision to further increase costs on consumers through yet another tax on fuel. oil company valero also hitting back on price gouging accusation s pointing to the fact that oil prices are determined by supply and demand, not one particular company. i do want to highlight there have been previous investigation s into price goug ing. they have been thrown out because they haven't found anything, but jackie, it's important to admit that these oil companies they aren't racing to invest more, drill more, because california has made it very clear that green energy is the future, not fossil fuels. jackie: right and that when ope

now, this pushback is aggravat ing d.c.wanted federal lawmakers to just stay out, stay out of d.c. politics but d.c. laws, neil, are subject to congressional oversight, and yes, they can be overruled by the house and senate, so, if republicans are able to take back the house and able to take back the senate, we could see a serious fight here to get this from not taking effect. neil? neil: you know, aishah, i was thinking too, that given the fact that there's been this push to let non-citizens vote and of course it depends on the city and district doing these kind of things benefits that go to a lot of illegals in so many cities, that democrats be looking at the latino vote and how its been sort of shift ing more and more toward republicans and that alone if you just want to be blatantly political about it would give them pause. >> yeah, and interesting to note there, definitely and i know that there are people on the city council, district council that felt like they wanted to do this. its happened in other cities as you me

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ambassador, thank you for joining ing us.t me start with the nato meeting after the russian attacks. is this time to do more than what we heard from the ministers of defense provide more what they have given ukraine? but to elevate the weapon of support? you were one of the diplomats saying we need to provide the partial air security to create this no-fly zone over ukraine. is it time to escalate the weapon support for ukraine? >> it's time to escalate support. that's what the nato advisers are talking about. to provide them anti-aircraft weapons and longer range anti-aircraft weapons and anti-missile defenses. this is what is saying. and how quickly can they get the missiles to them? it's important that they get there now. it sounds like the germans are about to or maybe have delivered this system. that's what is needed. it needs more and needs to be now. >> what we heard from the administration, is that this could stay in russian territory and stayed away from this. what you hear from the message defense secretary austin, a

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this is like a game of chicken only they they've held the steer ing wheel out the window so everybody you didn't expect a pivot anytime soon, do you? >> that's the narrative driving rallies like this morning and what everybody is hoping they blink or pivot but the long answer is, no. i don't expect it. i think they are going to maintain course foolishly and really double foolishly for lack of better words. stuart: when we say recession here i'm talking something really serious. where you got maybe a 5% contraction of the economy. could it be that bad? >> you know, that's a tough one because the economy doesn't measure out the way it used to. most of the statistics we use to measure that reflect the manufacturing or production economy of 120 years ago so technology doesn't reflect that. i think it's probably going to be a little bit deeper than that but the numbers won't show it. stuart: would you buy this dip at all now? >> absolutely. history shows slowly, carefully, with only the best companies and i'm going to ignore the rest, but yes, history says that is exactly what you want to

what's this about the fbi offer ing money to christopher steele? opposition research with allegations of selacious misconduct between the trump campaign and russia was offered $1 million to validate those allegations, and this agent, his name is brian au ton, said steele couldn't do that. steele, the fbi used the dossier , to get a warrant to surveil trump campaign aids like carter page. stuart: got it. i do understand that. it's complicated but i've got that one. let's bring in congressman jim jordan, republican from the great state of ohio. what do you make of these new revelations, jim? >> well, remember, stuart, the fbi was paying dan chenka, the guy on trial right now, lied to the fbi, so such a deal for the taxpayers. we're going to pay someone to lie to us. he was the primary subsource for the steele dossier , which of course they used to go get the warrant to spy on trump's campaign. the dossier they knew was false, and christopher steele we now learned they were willing to pay him to validate something they already knew was false. i mean,

the risk is that we get a vicious cycle globally in terms of what's going on and we're already see ing that in trade flows. when the trade deficit improves because imports fall more rapidly than exports, that's not a great situation. charles: it's not. you know what though it's great that we had you here to help us out with this really particularly today. this is like a topic that's become very main street and everybody wants to understand it more so thank you very much, dianne. >> thank you. charles: folks, let's go to gary kaltbaum, one of our favorites here. listen i know you're not a real big fan of the fed. here is the thing. we spoke to ed. we spoke to dianne, two pillars, right, two giants in our industry differing a little bit but things that bothers me is that the fed is doing what it's doing. the extra pounding the table. the extra fear mongering part of this job. i think it exacerbated today's move so the jobs report comes in a few thousand jobs above consensus and the wheels come off. your thoughts? >> charles, i have to hand it to you. for months you were saying that they

reporter: so we're clearly see ing economic slowdown in a number of the numbers here. the president, though, holding on to the fact that he is orchestrated enormous growth for this economy. back to you. >> cheryl: i have to point out on that graphic that we showed our viewers as far as the third quarter growth estimates atlanta fed is saying it's going to be flat so i know we're going to go with this overall fed prediction but the atlanta fed, they are a little bearish down there in georgia. they have a different idea. we shall see. edward lawrence. we will see. >> thanks, cheryl. >> cheryl: let's get reaction from pig hedge fund manager and fox news contributor jonathan hoenig and let's stay with the fed for a second because obviously, fed funds futures change from day-to-day but at this point we're looking at a 57 % chance we'll get another 75 basis point hike from the fed when they meet in november, and as you know, that drives the cost of everything up. your auto loan, your mortgage, your credit card, and that again could be another hit to economic growth. >> well

be surprised there's going to be a lot of potential for growth in portfolios, but it's rough sledd ing. charles: i've got 30 seconds. you wet my appetite and you got me wanting more. where is some of the opportunities, where are some of them that you're talking about? sure. well, there will be sectors that benefit from this mid-term election psychology and mid-term trend so you're going to get infrastructure names, you'll get energy names, you will see healthcare names struggling depending on the outcome of the election. you'll also see aerospace, defense, those are all beneficiaries but again don't forget about semiconductors innovation all the things that america does really well that's wounded, they are out of favor you'll pick them up for pennies on the dollar. if you're younger investor you have a long time horizon but i see tremendous opportunities to shift as a bullish potential trend and we'll get seasonality on our side and for once hopefully have a great end of the year. charles: i think we will too. larry thank you so much my friend appreciate it. all right, folks, the bond

season, they are still predicting 2% growth but down from 10% growth expected at the denuclearization ing of the year so will they let easier most likely for companies to at least beat what analysts are expecting , but those estimates have come down for very good reason considering the macro headwinds out there really real right now. charles: it's only 35 but so far so good i think 3.5%, unless you take on energy. so, before i let you go, i need to know how are you advising your clients and trying to navigate this? >> so clearly its been a challenging year. tactically our chief investment officer has been saying shift a little bit more to a defensive posture if you'd like, look to value stock, defensive areas of the stock market, consumer staples, healthcare, more structurally with our client's portfolios we've been incorporating some alternative investments which have really acted as a pretty great buffer so direct lending, private credit, private real estate but we're certainly not doing at least for our clients who have a longer term time horizon is not selling. we're actually at a poi

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. >> is it impossible for bill to do all this to-ing and fro-ing in the time allowed. >> it would certainly be a tight time line. >> squeaky to get it done, huh? >> certainly. >> then the private analyst looked at jason's time line. >> he already puts himself there. so, jason simply has to commit the murder instead of doing the other tasks that he said he did. >> is it your belief jason shot his mother? >> yes. >> painful as it was bill had been suspicious of his son early on, and remembers a moment it all became clear. not long after the murder, bill says, jason found out he was going to visit his lawyer. >> he came barging through the door and he said what are you going to go see your lawyer about? and i said, i just need to get some things straightened out. there's some things that don't add up, and that's when he slammed his fist on the counter top and he said, "my life is over." >> his life, jason's life. >> his life is over. i knew then he had done it. >> it was a shocking realization. >> you're telling me your boy became a monster. >> he did. he did. i'm ashamed. >> you shouldn't be

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ( applause ) >> stephen: hey, everybody,ings welcome back to "the late show." first co-starred in 2008's "in bruges." they've now reteamed for "the banshees of inisherin." >> now, if i've done something to you, just tell me what i've done to you. and if i said somethig to you, maybe i said something when i was drunk and i've forgotten it. if i did say something when i was drunk and forgotten it,s i'd say sorry. just stop running away from me like some fool of a moody school child. >> but you didn't say anything to me. you didn't do anything to me. >> well, that's what i was thinking. like... >> i just don't like you no more. >> you do like me. >> i don't. >> you liked me yesterday. >> stephen: please welcome colin farrell and brendan gleeson. ♪ ♪ ♪ ( applause ) ( cheering ) >> stephen: so lovely to have you guys here. >> it's fantastic to be here. >> stephen: i was saying to the audience and saying to louis earlier just how beautiful and affecting this movie is. it's just extraordinary. and i'm not the only one who thinks so. it premiered at the venice film fes

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