peace is the answer, not war. charles: i'm not advocating war. ng fighting back in a smart way economically. >> i think you're coming close. charles: what is coming close, we made relationships with china, average person is making 100 bucks a year now they're almost wealthy than they are. we are doing something very dumb right now. when you landed they didn't have a airstrip. they have the biggest most beautiful airports in the world. we're doing something dumb. that is what i'm saying. i'm not a trade economist. i have not war hat. i want to pick this up with you later. they're screaming at me. >> it's a deal i would love to go show how you free trade does a better job, screaming hollering that is the way to do it. i love you charles, by the way. charles: three blocks next time, art, thanks a lot. >> i would love to do that? why not? charles: coming up crypto, blockfi, they filed for bankruptcy. the ftx debacle still going. dylan leclair is upset about this he is talking about the contagion. can it be stopped? first we'll discuss what you need to

charles: right. >> not looking at -- charles: this is not a from the song, roll of the dice this is whatur life. this is what changes your wealth. this is what changes your way of life. this is a.i., clean energy. e-commerce. these are things we see happening around us. charles: right. >> so you have to be able to give it the time in the market instead of worried about the market timing. charles: i got 20 seconds, real quick, does value and defensive since the second half of next year may be more forgiving could we switch into growth and offensive a little bit? or stick with the value and defensive? >> i would stick, rather be a little late than a lot early. i would stick with values and defensive with quality stocks. then if i'm going to take my growth i would take it in the long-term bucket in the thematic sense. charles: right. >> the world has not figured out how it will rewrite multiples and deal with what's now 4% interest rates. clearly now going to five. that sort of threshold of where the world might have trouble. so why not be safe, learn. buy bonds, right? you can get five, si

side salad, charles. >> [laughter]. >> it is not, man. eating side salads. i go with stuffing. stuffing, cranberry sauce. you have to have them together. charles: we can have thanksgiving dinner together anytime. have a great week. >> thanks, brother. charles: my takeaway, we'll go more into this. it is fascinating. the map is remarkable and our takeaway and your on the popular thanksgiving side dishes. we'll be right back. ♪. ... - my name is deven schei and i served in the united states army. back in 2004 when my brother came back from his first tour, he asked me to make him a promise and that promise was if anything ever happened to him overseas that i would finish what he started. unfortunately, my brother was shot in 2005 in the head in mosul, iraq. three years later, i knew that i needed to fulfill that promise. it was about finishing what the schei name started. and july 2nd, 2010, we were called on a mission. and that was the day i got hit. transitioning back to civilian life was extremely difficult. you feel like an outsider ever

neil: charles: not just the market. home prices, something everybody watching the show will be negatively impacted to agree one way or the other. victoria on that note, i saw a poll, rather, gave chances of hawkish 75 basis-point hike and a dovish 75 basis-point hike. i thought that was kind of funny. i guess so far the vote thinks this is dovish 75 point hike? what do you think? >> i think referencing anything except for inflation is a bit of a policy change here. one thing to be careful about remember in july when he came out he was just a little bit too dovish and the market screamed pivot pivot, here we go. then we had the summer rally as you point out we came crashing back to earth. powell will be aware of what he is saying not looking for people to get too excited. we're looking at pivot, pause i say piroutee. inflation is extremely high. economic conditions are still tightening that we see further tightening, what is the terminal rate? probably five. right now it is still about 50-50 chance of 50, 75 in december

charles: cheryl, it is not as bad as yesterday but anxiety, you can feel it, you can cut it about a knife. we'll go through all of it. thanks a lot, cheryl. good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." breaking now a choppy session. investors really struggling. listen, jerome powell has a big speech tomorrow. remember the last two times powell spoke he crushed the market. he didn't hammer them. he crushed them. we'll have help to handicap tomorrow's speech, not just the speech but potential market reaction. tracy shuchart who i believe is the best in the business on oil. can crude turn around? elon musk is fighting for free speech. he is many becoming the champion of freeh speech. the establishment and wondering what are they afred of? my next ghost gift to the elites. i think you will be very upset unless you live in new york and california. all that and so much more on "making money". ♪. charles: all right, essentially, folks we're marking time. we're waiting for jay powell to step up to the plate. the fed chair has been relentless in the effort to jawbone the ma

that is not what was happening. charlesi got to tell you though looking at the design of this company, i'm just not sure they ran into a problem recently and panicked. i believe some bad things -- here is the structure. look at this thing. this is absolutely amazing. this is like pentagon stuff. the world's largest corporations aren't broken down like this. this is mind-boggling this is how you create backdoors this is how you create ways to siphon off money never shows up in the front, never shows up on the books. i won't give them the benefit of the doubt that they ran into trouble. i believe it was designed if they ever needed to they could steal peoples money. the question what do folks do? a lot of people are urged to take coins off exchanges. sounds easier said than done. or is there a way to actually fix the exchanges themselves? >> well yeah, everyone says not your keys, not your crypto, right? that's the problem. the centralized exchanges have your crypto on their ledger. there can be backdoor dealings happening th

charles: it may not take a lot to get it going. jon, thank you so much. we'll learn a lot from you. 't wait to keep doing these things. appreciate it. >> thank you. charles: speaking of crypto janet yellen says yeah, it is time for regulations but is that something we want? if we do get it how much should we expect her to really cooperate? first i want to break down the latest on consumer inflation. the conference board's dana petersen is with us on an economy everyone is trying to figure out. ♪. i'd like to thank our sponsor liberty mutual. they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. contestants ready? go! only pay for what you need. jingle: liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ever wonder why they call it the american dream... and not the american goal? announcer: derek jeter ...or plan? maybe... it's because in dreams, you can do anything. in dreams... you can hold your entire world in the palm of your hand. and turn time inside out... again and again. and you can do it all with your eyes wide open. hi, my name is tony cooper. and if you have both medicare

again not so sure that's good news. charles: tell you what, the risk-on names, some of the darlings of this market the last two years i did not know a stock could go down being down 80%, down 99%. just carnage everywhere. guys we got to cut it short. i have a live studio audience waiting for my. i appreciate you both very much. phil, gary, thank you very much. we'll pick up on the ftx fallout and all things crypto. meme stocks, these investors want a lot of answers. i will get them from sec commissioner hester peirce. she is at 2:40. asked you yesterday, reiterate that, tweet me a few questions, make them nice, tweet me @cvpayne. we have a very special panel. we went to vote yesterday. what do we think today? business owners, young folks trying to make it in this world. we have the whole bunch here. we'll discuss america's future here when we come back. ♪ personalized financial advice from ameriprise can do more than help you reach your goals. wow... we can make this work. it can help you reach them with confidence. no wonder m

the but the prices are not getting better. >> charles: it's so interesting. out that buffalo bill's game that they play in detroit. buffalo is unique. it's not going to snow four feet in one moment most places. it does show there's the risk out there. it's those times when the airlines are tested. for the most part, i don't think they have any compare capacity whether it's airplanes, pilots. they're trying to get people to work past the age of 65. the industry is in dire straits right now. >> well, like you said, you can't prepare for the worst possible scenario like in buffalo. that's where the airlines are tested. again, i mean, you know, you're at the mercy of the weather this time of the year in the northern parts of the u.s. hurricanes down in florida can have an issue. but overall, i think they're more equipped than they have been in the last year or so. time will tell. >> charles: lee, you're the travel expert. must be -- the skies are crowded. so many people that never really traveled before, so many americans are hopping on a plane, going to miami, go

of the stock market and you cited a period where that wasn't a case and not dealing to 2 to 3 or 4 or 5. inflation is 6 or 7, charlesi believe it's peaked as you commented earlier we're not done with inflation being a problem. if the fed insist on two, there's a lot more work to do and beat up in a recession. charles: with this in mind, we heard jim paulson mention a soft landing. were you soft landing and brace for a shallow recession, deep recession. have you decided or is it clear enough yet where we're going? >> as clear as mud. i start by saying a deep recession, i don't think so. add financial calamity and that probability is low. i think -- it's back to the fed. if the feds insist on 2%, we'll have a recession. no way to escape it. if they go 50 in december and say, you know, we've raised rates faster than any time in u.s. history. let's take a pause and see what impact and we've done with unpredictable long legs have on the economy. then we have a chance of a soft landing not out of the question, charles. >> the market is what's happening inside the market. the stuff has worked so well jeer to date and more

they spoke about the fuss around king charles not going to the summit. >> now, clearly, charles as princes was a leading campaigner on the environment. he spent best part of five decades campaigning on that issue. it's been suggested, certainly, that he's disappointed or frustrated at the advice that was received from the government he prime minister that he shouldn't attend cop27 in egypt. i'm not so sure that's actually true. i think that he's quite relaxed about it. i think that he accepts it is part of the necessary adjustment to his role now as king of the united kingdom that he canno campgn as overtly as he did on the environment as prince of wales. what is happening over in buckingham palace this afternoon is something we will see increasingly during his reign and th's the exercise of his convening power. bringing people together to discuss issues and appropriately the first convening exercise is on the environment. so over there there are 200 international business leaders. in the words of buckingham palace, decisionmakers and n.g.o.'s discussing sustainable growth progress since

charles: where are you with respect to the terminal rate? when do they stop? not when or where? i'm kind of where goldman is. they raised terminal estimate 5, 5.25%. 50 basis points in december, february, march, may meetings, 25 points apiece. charles: they don't want to pause. >> they don't want to pause. but at some point they have to pause to keep it high? we're not used to that kind of regime. charles: right. all right, danielle dimartino booth you're the best, appreciate you. >> thank you. charles: folks coming up the ftx contagion is spreading. crypto brokerage genesis is halting withdrawals but that is not stopping efforts to give sam bankman-fried a makeover, a positive makeover. wait until you hear this. deslight flury of cash thrown at them spaces delivered a dud. they made some people rich. the same people behind sam bankman-fried. can't wait to discuss this later in the hour. ♪. what if there was a community of like minded people ready to support you when you need it most? christian health care ministries is an organization with over 40 years of trusted care who unde

you forced to live with this, well, they didn’t make you understand, as in that saying, prince charles nothe studied well in college. yes , because his mother is koroleva, therefore you have a sense of humor svetlana nikolaevna administer gennadier’s wife and do you think that you are different coaches you have different manners or not, completely different we bet that’s why when he works, i try, i don’t fit, really, this is a different story , but it is stricter, or how can the order be stricter, but the order of discipline for children is more demanding, not everyone says that i good. yes? well, after all, shorts are such a sharp, powerful sport. is it possible to engage children simply, or is it still a professional story about sports, because you know how we bought skates, went first, took skates, went skating, if it’s already a matter of sports, and the implementation of some results. yes, there is work, serious character traits, probably, physical development should be for an athlete. anyone. well here's something of character. courage is afraid. it 's very hard. know now safe sight

charles: right, right. >> yeah, we're looking at amazon not getting market share they have gotten. off folks or doing hiring freezes themselves. >> right. >> let me get to two big names reporting before the open tomorrow, two of the biggest, walmart and home depot. how would you happened cap those? >> i'm a big fan of walmart now especially because that is the place to go when inflation is killing you. the consumer is buying the kind of stuff they're selling. i think walmart will be at 4% number on store for store salespeople are expecting. if that happens we'll be really happy. home depot looking for 3. that could be a stretch. that is not where the consumer is right now. lowe's is coming up later. they could be less than 1% store for store. we're seeing consumer still buying all kinds of stuff to take with them when they go someplace buying those plane tickets, that will continue right through holiday. i don't think we'll see much spending on the homeside through holiday, whether home goods or diy. charles: less than a minute to go, i know what you like. you loved boot barn for a

not made yet. all of this was today. we're waiting to see what else he says. you started, charles, with these numbers of jobs. today more than a thousand workers opted out this week. we're still not sure about that. that's not been confirmed in terms of the numbers. we know a lot of people about anecdotally, but we don't know how many. charles? >> charles: the saga continues. another saga, the collapse of ftx, and the richest man in crypto accused of triggering the collapse. susan lee keeping track of all of it. >> the man that took down ftx, the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange, its ceo and founder, he started the entire ftx collapse when he started saying his holdings, and the bank run, the cascade run. he also refused to save ftx when approached by sam bankman-fried to buy it. listen. >> basically he was lying to everyone. i said, look, this guy will probably be in a lot of trouble, most likely going to jail. i couldn't trust the data. the guy has nothing to lose. he has no more to lose. he's probably already in a bad position, and would do anything to lie to get our money. >> there's a hearing in d.

charles: thanks, jacqui. here to discuss more, colonel bob mcguinness. you're the author of the book "kings of the east." so with that in mind, what do you make of today's meeting? >> i'm notprised for the outcome, quite frankly, charles. you know, president xi just came out of the 20th congress where he was made basically president for life, chairman of the ccp for life. right next to chairman mao. very powerful. all you have to do is look at the optics of the two leaders coming together. mr. biden was smiling, picked up his step as he approached president xi. xi, you know, looking at the ground somewhat. rather dismissive of mr. biden. i think that's a very telling nonverbaling. when you look at the words, it would appear as if what jacqui was just talking about that mr. biden and his assurances about taiwan are probably hyperbole to a certain degree because of our long relationship with china and especially now more recently with the republican of china about their independence from communist china. president xi made no secret. reunifying the break-away provence to the mainland will happen. it's his legacy and we better take it to the bank. >> charles: on that note, pre

charles: right. >> that's the, that's the key, not one day here, one day there. lows. charles: willie, less than a minute to go. these macrofactors are bearish from liquidity to fundamentals to valuations, any sign any of these are starting to change? obviously as the market starts to come down you feel like valuations are getting better. i don't know fundamentals will change and it is up to the fed for liquidity? >> i think that's the takeaway. the fed kind of sets the script, kind of describes the road map. the market can always call an audible to diverge from that. so far we haven't. with he really needless tightening from the fed we talk about a better liquidity environment. charles: great stuff, willie. thank you so much. you do fantastic work. we'll talk to you again real soon. >> thanks a lot, charles. charles: next 24, 48 hours will be all about the winners and losers and a whole lot of second-guessing. i bet a lot of folks wish they spoken to my next guest, district media group beverly hallberg. it has been eventful campaign season usual hijinks and hicc

0ur royal editor, nicholas witchell is at buckingham palace and spoke about the fuss around king charles notbetter part of five decades campaigning on the issue. it has been suggested that he is disappointed or frustrated at the advice that was received from the government of prime minister liz truss that he should not attend cop27 in egypt. i'm not show sure that that is actually true. i think he is quite relaxed about it. i think he understands it is the necessary adjustments to his role as king of the united kingdom that he cannot campaign as overtly as he did on the environment as prince of wales. what is happening over at buckingham palace this evening is what will keep happening, his convening power to bring people together to discuss issues. and the first convening exercise is on the environment. 0ver there, there are 200 international business leaders and decision—makers and ngos discussing sustainable growth and progress since cop26 in glasgow last year. and other environmental initiatives including which is a road map king charles has got very firmly behind, a road map to 2030 to h

charles? i'm with a customer, they're buying a fillet mignon right now. i was asking why they're buying it and not a turkey. look here. look. >> charles: let me see. >> see what they got going on? the whole family here. look. here's the butcher cutting up their fillet mignon right now. >> charles: you probably sold them the bone-in one that you tried to sell me, $100 with the pterodactyl bone. >> yeah, that's a cowboy stick. >> charles: the thing about it, stew, the prices have gone up so much. you mentioned someone having steak instead of tuck i can. leading up to this day, i've been reading some folks are substituting chicken for turkey. are you seeing those kind of things? >> you know what? to me thanksgiving is the cheapest meal of the year that you can serve. turkey is $2.99 a pound. they're gobbling them up. they're buying a lot of turkey this year. $2.99 a pound. that is probably what it will cost you, $3 to serve turkey at thanksgiving. it's about a pound a person. so to think of what you'd spend for steak at a restaurant or something. thanksgiving isn't expensive. what i'd recommend to pe

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he does not get that concept. charlesmists factor in some of the things brian talked about? because you know it is hard to get all of that on a spreadsheet. >> yeah. charles: i feel like sometimes these economists particularly ones work at the fed never went to a supermarket. >> ivory to youer. >> ivory tower stuff. to me it is fast fascinating. last time out cleveland fed everyone buying up houses for airbnb. the new york fed saw a run on pantries, food pantries. they're talking to different people rather than business leaders. it is giving us a more round version of this now does anyone, jay powell take into account everything brian just said which obviously has deleterious impact on the economy? how does jay powell take that. >> measures of university of michigan consumer confidence has been followed 50 years. consumer confidence is at session reads. some series are all-time lows or close to all-time lows. they're certainly picking up the sense of inflation rate and cost of living is very trickery. charles: what about

charles: scott what are you doing as we head into the weekend? >> yeah, notrgy space, really just maybe at the end of the year-end of the month and we talked about these before. pioneer pxd is just an awesome hold, just kind of the toll booth of the energy sector pushing energy and gas through the pipeline, so mlp and pxd are great places to play energy, away from some of the integrated and big names you hear about all the time and have higher dividends by the way than some of the names and just about the same pe valuations in the single-digits. charles: guys thanks so much scott and ken or will and ryan we'll figure out whose who. have a great weekend. up next my takeaway on the real reason trickle down economics doesn't work. we'll be right back. ♪ this... is the planning effect. this is how it feels to know you have a wealth plan that covers everything that's important to you. this is what it's like to have a dedicated fidelity advisor looking at your full financial picture. making sure you have the right balance of risk and reward. and helping you plan fo

>> charles: not a lot of difference per se in terms of some of the supply side issues.he oil embargo. 70s the complete mess. the main difference and stuart hit on it, this was avoidable. you know, when they compare us and say well, look at the rest of the world, it's the ultimate copout. the rest of the world is not sitting on the type of oil deposits we are sitting on. they don't have the technology to get it. we are blessed as a nation to go after that industry was crazy. >> brian: he told us yesterday he is not drilling anymore. it sin tensional. >> they have written off the midterms and now president biden will be more honest about what he wants to do which is to destroy the oil industry. also, i don't think can i elm if a sides enough that $1.9 trillion in other money that came after that, this has been around for the long time the left has said hey, why don't we have free money? modern monetary theory? it's nuts that the government print money and people in this country are poor. we went through a real life experience. wee it was an experiment. proved free money a

charles: right. >> what we're watch something the double stop in xle. we want to get back above the 92 area notouble top continue to form with prices moving lower. charles: less than a minute to go. talk small cap. you always focus on it. it is pretty intriguing. russell 2000 got a little bit above the 200-day back in august and pulled back. done the same thing here. looking a little wobbly. is this a red flag? how much further above the 200-day we have to get before we say okay, this is a real move? >> we talked about all year long is looking for a change in character. we've had a bearish character all year long. 200-day moving average has been resistance on both large and small caps. we're getting resistance in the small cap space. not seeing a clear breakout yet. we need to see a move back up to get any confidence with the s&p test we see a break there. charles: right. >> small caps have been good leadership. they need to break or we could see stocks roll over to risk become more defensive. charles: folks, iwm, maybe above 190 on the close that could be your buy signal. andrew, thanks so muc

charles. next week, a more active pattern sets up. that's not this week. ful for. >> charles: thanks, rick. i appreciate it. we're already seeing more than 4,500 flight delays the past few days. that's even before some of this stuff that rick was talking about. i want to go to jeff flock at philadelphia international airport with more. jeff? >> yeah, what rick is saying is what we see playing out at the nation's airports. not a lot of lines or trouble. but all eyes on sunday. the other good thing about right now looking for bright spots, there's a lot of delays but not a lot of cancellations. take a look at the number today. 37 cancellations so far. that is as my old friend used to say, that ain't nothing. that despite the fact that there's more people traveling. 1.4 million through the turnstiles. that's better than last year. why are things going well so far? the airlines tell us it's because they have reduced their schedules. just not as many flights. they're not promising more that they can deliver. they have people in reserve and remote work is making

we're not so sure we'll have recession last year. charlesmore room on the credit cards based on history to keep the party going so to speak. 2022 we've been characterized by wild swings. almost up e every day we're up or down 1%. the last week we've been sleep walking a little bit. it goes to the old adage, you don't short a dull market. what do you make of this sort of you know, quote, unquote, dullness? is this sort of, could this be the sort of the calm before the next big move? >> yeah. we think it's a good sign, right? we had the 5% bounce a couple thursdays before, with the cpi number. since then seven days in a row the s&p has not gained or lost since 1%, right? you have to go back over a year, last time we went that long without so much of a big move. look what is happening. the old saying don't short a dull market considering the fact right around thanksgiving into early december is a strong seasonal time frame. looks like the market is digestion the big cpi gains. it wants to go higher. looks good to us. charles: the market general

charles: we've seen them walking through the store with a calculator and they get up to that number and walk out of the store. >> it's organized and it's not just targets of opportunity. they say we're going to nordstrom and macy's and steal computers and telephones and high cost items and sell them on the internet. charles: so, we are getting some pushback in some places, it just doesn't feel like it's happening fast enough. again, you had the very tough job in the toughest city in america and you had to make tough choices. we both know new york city from the '70s and '80s, how tough it was, we're not back there yet, but how are you talking to different folks, whether it's people who run cities or people run law enforcement on what they should be trying to promote right now to counter balance all of this? >> what i'm telling them is that they have to go back to what we did in new york city in the '90s and early 2000's where we made sure that every qualify of life crime like shoplifting or others, was prosecuted and we have to go back to what really worked and you know, people get upset at this, but it's a fact. stop question and frisk sen

charles: right. >> there definitely is a case to be made that we're not saying they should put their e gas anytime soon but at least at the very least they might have an opportunity to take the foot off the brake. charles: i got you. we show that chart too. not just how the m2 has come down how much but the velocity. i have a minute to go i was reading about your firm, the principles of ben. >> minute gram there, you have another believer of benjamin graham warren buffett. he came into the year with 149 billion. bought shares already in 16 companies. are you finding any value out there yourself? >> we like, we don't want to be top 10 market timers. when you try to time the market you have to be right twice. we look at the best valuations regardless of market environment. there are definitely opportunities out there. there are a lot of names that have been definitely unfairly punished. verizon, for example that name, typically telecoms like that are ones that give you stability in uncertain market. it has lagged the market going down this year which is unique. seven times earnings, it

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>> well, i'm not that surprised , because i have been thinking that we bottomed back on october 12. charlessorry i'm sorry. not the inflation news per se, but the reaction to the inflation news. >> yeah, well, my reaction to the inflation news is i'm optimistic about it and i think the market decided that just a couple of ticks down in the inflation rate kind of confirmed that we have in fact peaked and if that's the case we'll see at least a healthy debate at the fed and whether they should at some point pause here, probably early next year. charles: yeah, this last a little bit that we've gotten in the last 30, 40 minutes i think is esther george saying exactly that. they are still committed to unlimited damage but they go at a more modest pace it looks like one thing you've been pointing out is your persistent pessimism , as a reason by the way to be constructive, so this morning we get the aii, individual investor and this sentiment surged again, back to 47% from 33%, and not far from the most recent high. you know, we know that people felt after that powell, you know , powell bashed al

charles is not asked to come to that. bo chair, it's a bowler at the job. why can somebody not just thought that scene over there is just a she was which modern? yeah, i think that. i mean i would love to deal with it. that's a typical telling me to me at the moses with it. okay, cool. cool. so fortunately with synergy, granular new with ashton. what is it with a lot of money to do it all at this point. is it a little with just need to speak with i wanted to chat with reach him. do you mind if you could give a year to a store on the bill? i got a chance cuz i got a note from chatham near to there. some bullish chance. got yes. all righty. sounds carol danica co payment you stay up with my plan with here. hold on the line. hold on. do you have you listened with? got call. i mean, we're contracted with us. okay. that we're using as long as you should be that done. now. cdm yet quite stylish. did most of it said that exit. yeah. give it another song for you. if you were the filter is chunk about the switch. even for eleanor bullet. flor nation too much of the

that is not what this trial is about. charles, and frederick, both turned against chase. douglass decided not to show up because he thought on to be on him not on the trial. charles then told him about what he missed. i am sure some of you know what happened with the impeachment trial. there were votes into the 11 articles on impeachment in may, 1968. both fell short by one vote. douglas, his son, and frances harper, many other blacks felt betrayed. historians have speculated that the public incident -- benjamin wade of ohio, speaker of the house, next in line of the president, he didn't want them to become president been part because he was a socialist. part because they want to do ulysses its grant as the next president. charles and his father both believe that johnson should have been convicted. they both thought that the supreme court justice, samuel chase, was at fault for keeping the proceedings overly focused on the tenure of office act. this is the photo of chase. a former abolitionist who was angling for the presidential nomination, knowing that grant would be the

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charles: i agree 1,000%. have a good week weekend, dan. resilient consumer but that's nota spriest surprise for my next guest. lisa ellis is the senior managing director and third quarter wrap up, lisa says her top sector theme, it was titling defying consumer and remaining extraordinarily stable. lisa, goldman says americans are sitting on -- this is mind blowing to me, still 75% of excess savings and even >> consumers are sitting on the stockpiles of cash leftover from the pandemic and either from direct stimulus payments or in many cases not spending as much and not traveling or commuting and we're deep in that with consumer spending and the car networks and payments companies report earning ands they people aren't buying goods and taylor swift tickets take down ticket master and everyone is trying to get out and go back to the evevents and across the board is been pretty level. charles: two things to ask you. first about the macro-themes and head winds inflation and talking about the higher interest rates and recession. how do you model for those things? more optativel

it's batch of preserve re note kind of charles traditions. not only for gut thirty's, but for visitors to our country, especially since got that is hosting the word caught him over to my god. last summer, casado launched an online store. now with these jars of spices and mixes, she can share a taste of cut our with the world. by hosting the 1st world cup in the middle east and in a muslim country cutter has aspired to shatter stereotypes. yet it has faced an onslaught of negative media coverage and criticism that ranges from the treatment of migrant workers to the countries record on human rights. there has even been a french cartoon depicting the country football team as terrorists. the amir of cutter has said, this is handsome out to a smear campaign that borders on races. he says it's an unprecedented spirit smear campaign. the world cup has been touted as a way to bring countries together to remind people of what unites us. cut our is hoping that fans will come, experience their hospitality, get a glimpse into their culture and leave with a m

charles: in some places. i'm not sure. i'm not sure if they have a trump problem. of the trump people, listen, jd vance had trump. stu: he won. charles: a lot of people had trump. i think it was more the candidate himself. i really think it was just sort of oz came in as a very wealthy interloper into a blue collar kind of state and i don't think he was able to overcome it in time. stu: lauren wants to pressure you. lauren: going beyond pennsylvania, poll after poll no matter the source were dissatisfied with the state of the economy and the country. why didn't that show up in a bigger way yesterday when we went to vote? there's a huge disconnect between how we feel and how we're voting? charles: well, it's one thing to say i don't like the way the economy is going but most people are working. inflation is killing us but we are working. i think that made a big difference for a lot of people. maybe it could be turned around. i do have a job. you know, first and foremost do i have a job? check. if you don't have a job and there's run away inflation, that's two xs inst

progressives retained their seats because they have safe districts. >> charles: we have to leave it there, mike. >> in effect, they have more power, notmike lawler, the new york republican that actually toppled sean patrick maloney, "cavuto live" at 10:00 a.m. eastern. coming up, coming together to honor those that served our nation and the organizations that served them. all across the country, people are working hard to build a better future. so we're hard at work helping them achieve financial freedom. we're proud to serve people everywhere, in investing for the retirement they envision. from the plains to the coasts, we help americans invest for their future. and help communities thrive. heart-pounding design. intelligent technology. courageous performance. discover a new world of possibilities in the all-new lexus rx. never lose your edge. the hiring process used to be the death of me. but with upwork... with upwork the hiring process is fast and flexible. behold... all that talent! ♪ this is how we work now ♪ this week is your chance to try any subway footlong for free. like the subway series menu. just buy any footlong in the a

that's not what this trial is about and charles and his father fred frederick both turned against chase. douglas at the last minute decided not to show up again, i think because he thought all eyes would be in him and not on. trial charles, no doubt told him about what he missed. so, i'm sure. some of you that would happen with the impeachment trial there were votes on two of the 11 articles of impeachment and may 1868 both fell short by one vote douglas his son francis harper and many other blocks felt the trade historians of speculated that the republicans didn't want benjamin wade of ohio the speaker of the house next in line for the presidency to become president to part because he was a socialist and apart because they wanted ulysses s grant as the next president. i charles roman douglas and his father both believed that johnson as i say should have been convicted and they both thought that chief justice of the supreme court salmon. chase was a false for keeping the proceedings overly focused on the tenure of office act. this is an image of chase. chase was a former abolitionist wh

not for the cruel russia's invasion of ukraine is a harsh reality as long as it lasts. she will destroy the global economy, the chancellor of the exchequer, jerry meehant, recalling charles twist, but the rich and greedy scrooge from the book a christmas carol in prose is preparing to become the same as scrooge the miser, anticipating his mini-budget. he vows to cut corners on everything to plug the £50bn macro hole in the state budget so hunt risks leaving people without help and turning them into empty-bowl hungry save. in service. the british can’t, but they were not so intimidated by russia themselves that now they need more than four billion pounds to build five warships to fight russia , which means they will save on their own already shrunk citizens who will take to the streets in despair and i have nothing to lose, especially when the temperature is the same at home and outside lisa herzen boris kalkina natalya markevich ntv london the jamesweb space telescope managed to capture the process the birth of a star. now we will see in this colorful cloud these processes that could shed light on the mechanism of the formation of matter and space the star itself is hidd

that's not a good sign for walker. charles warnock was asked by fox digital if president obama -- president biden would join him on the trail. >> would you welcome president biden down, or are there any mans for him to join you on the campaign trail? >> president obama's -- [inaudible] i don't control the schedule of the president of the united states. we've got a little over two weeks. we'll see who shows up. [laughter] charles:s all right, susan, we just talked about issues within the republican party. that doesn't sound too good, that doesn't sound ooh ooh good with respect to president biden. >> president biden had offered, he said he would do whatever warnock if wanted him to do, would make himself available. so that's an interesting response. he knows well that biden did offer. and is also you have in the brian kemp ad that he cut for walker, you have him really focusing on biden, saying he's not going to change his agenda at all this cycle in the last press conference he had after of the election. and that's been a focu

i think this book by a wonderful i mean charles prince is a great amusing guy is a bit trying to rewrite history and cover up the history and not the was with meghan which it did and how furious because prince charles king charles and now and camilla the queen were not least prince william . no, no, indeed . i was william. no, no, indeed. i was just going to say, though, isn't there something remarkable about that generation , generation of that generation, generation of the late queen. oh, sorry, tom. i'm just going to make a final point, tom. i'll get you to respond. isn't something remarkable about generation the greatest generation , and which greatest generation, and which includes the late queen , which includes the late queen, which includes the late queen, which includes the late prince philip . they never wanted the story to be about them. you know, philip, too, went through many health travails , was which he travails, was which he constantly was determined to keep secret think it actually casts . the clearest differing casts. the clearest differing between harry and meghan who want to reveal every single aspect of th

i think this book by a wonderful i mean charles prince is a great amusing guy is a bit trying to rewrite history and cover up the history and nothe was with meghan which it did and how furious because prince charles king charles and now and camilla the queen were not least prince william . no, no, indeed . i was william. no, no, indeed. i was just going to say, though, isn't there something remarkable about that generation , generation of that generation, generation of the late queen. oh, sorry, tom. i'm just going to make a final point, tom. i'll get you to respond. isn't something remarkable about generation the greatest generation , and which greatest generation, and which includes the late queen , which includes the late queen, which includes the late queen, which includes the late prince philip . they never wanted the story to be about them. you know, philip, too, went through many health travails , was which he travails, was which he constantly was determined to keep secret think it actually casts . the clearest differing casts. the clearest differing between harry and meghan who want to reveal every single aspect of thei

you look at charles de gaulle, who is extraordinary -- these are people, you know-- the difference between those two is astonishing. one would have to ask whether or notharles de gaulle could function in modern france because he was such a nationalist. he was so willing to be responsible, to take deep positions, to be unpopular if necessary, and he was capable of thinking strategically. i think this is the sort of thing that we have a deep lack of, i think, at two levels in this country right now. we have an inability among people who do thinking to actually think seriously and to actually deal with the real world as it exists. we have a huge foreign policy establishment that insists on living in a fantasy world, and therefore, they do things that don't work. i tell people one of the greatest problems with the modern foreign policy establishment is they saw "the lion king" and they thought it was a documentary. [laughter] they think lions and zebras danced and sing together. we tell them that lions eat zebras. and to answer is, go talk to the current secretary state. and the answer would be, " no, didn't you see the movie?" this is why do you end up w

now the show on a peter morgan has said that the shows not unkind to charles. and he says it's always been obvious that the series is a vomit as ation. but netflix have added that disclaimer, but not every episode just just under the actual trailer for the series. it says it's a fictional dramatization. inspired by real events. or i can't wait to watch that we're in for a while ago or from, from our culture. their studies watch. you're watching dw news from berlin. just reminder of our top stories is our, in what's being called a major setback for moscow. russia has ordered its troops withdrawal from the strategic southern ukrainian city of cas home. the defense minister started showing group said russia was no longer able to keep the cities supplied and wanted to save the lives of its soldiers. and u. s. president joe barton has praised his parties better than expected results in tuesdays mid term elections, but with a number of contests, still undecided. it's unclear who will control congress and whether the democrats will be able to advance political agenda o

remembering charles deakins, but not the poor oliver twist about the rich and greedy scrooge from a christmasol in prose is preparing to become the same as scrooge is a miser, anticipating his mini-budget. he promises to cut corners on everything to plug the £50bn macro hole in the state budget. so hunt runs the risk of leaving people without help and turning them into hicks with empty saving bowls. in service. the british can not, but not so intimidated by themselves by russia that now they need more than four to fight russia billion pounds for the construction of five warships, which means they will save on their own already shrunk citizens who will take to the streets in despair and i have nothing to lose, especially when the temperature at home and on the street is the same liza herzen boris khalkhina natalya markevich television company tv london hollywood studio warner brother banned the tv channel of the national media group from showing their films business news marina pimenova marina what kind of content is under threat harry potter that russians love to watch all the new year holida

extremism, flourishing on social media with young people from wire, online platform, germany, charles, russia. but not the 3 countries turn in to pull to feel it economy africa larger cap that full of jerry, especially opposed to doing the economy blog, the latest to speak. membership, all the argentina and iran submitted their bid earlier with hello. i'm a from a russian capital, it's just part of the hour. i will go out to have you with her mom. let's take a look at the polls are closing across the us in the countries high stakes, mit my elections. are the main question being, will the republicans managed to be present biden's democrats to take control of congress? 35 seats in the side, and all 400. 35 in the house are up for grabs and tense race. new governors for $36.00 states are also to be chosen major domestic issues such as price inflation of boston, access, and gun laws are very much in focus on his current move in as the latest developments, including a controversy about main at this point, folks are not expecting huge solid results tonight because of the prevalence of nail in dallas. so man

whether it's charles michel or not, the fact remains. full-fledged participant in this, and naturally participates in all plenary sessions and also holds these events in completely different formats. the key event of this forum is two plenary sessions. the first one started at 10:00 am local time and more than an hour if the leaders of the group 20 managed on this one themselves this one the longest. they were waiting for him, as it was just recently, just the other day, joe byte made up the topaz with which the president of the united states was with for more than 30 minutes. on a huge motorcade, even security measures specifically for the american motorcade were strengthened even more when it was already approaching, but in the open part of this event broadcast only broadcast. so many performances jok vedud president of indonesia, he is not only as the head, uh, the host of the 20 host state. but also, as a very experienced politician, he also meeting in indonesia urged participants to tone down their rhetoric. today i spoke a lot abou