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he said that money is money with increments.ive, because for a person, where is the money, he came to the bank. and suddenly he was surprised to find that he had more money. so, they are created there, but in fact they are created there like this here, i would like our economy and today to be supported by the financial economic bloc, and he, of course, as a result, not only saw, but suggested. how to saturate our economy with money? look what happened in november industry. well , today we are all working, mishustin's government led to the fact that evgeny has money for us. it increased by a trillion 100 billion. and inflation slowed down. well, where else? which? how many examples do you need to give to prove that the saturation of the economy with the money supply, especially in our case, is still it is not enough even to reach the standards of the possibilities and those plans that exist, but this is happening before our eyes. therefore, the government is working correctly? then give him an opportunity. let it breathe. give th

you know that i have no money. they told me how to get a loan, where to go you take a loan, yes, i take it. so you decided on this day to go all the same for the money. yes, and it is surprising that this is the bank to me at that time i was an unemployed bank. i was approved for a loan of a million, but 600, well, a million 900 and that turned out to be 1 together with insurance. more milli was almost 2 million. there were 45,000 per month. that is, this figure, as they told you, they even scare you, because you will earn it. well, almost 10 times more, and now you give away 600 million right in your apartment, right here. yes, people have arrived. uh, they came here to the house, and i got out on a very expensive car, that is, there hmm and how many people there were two albina transferred money to two strangers without even asking for documents and it’s impossible in and after a while, a date appeared in her personal account on the website 20.000 digital this was the name of the electronic currency, which was su

oh, why give him a one for money? oh, money he no money wacky, will you? yeah, no, it won't be any old money. i want to take. yeah. to want to pay it because i didn't know any. anyone here program me. i had to rather not yan. yeah. me. you know. i the one all in and. yeah, and he said he was given so many come, you know, i have been contaminated eco, i went to knowing long to lay now i had filipino, but i know why i know again in a long time i have a lot of healing at him as white hands on getting a, b, b hip, my name when you hit, when you get on eating. no money, no, you said headed to a net semi taxi. go to bed. and then if he made and i will meet or as my my i can crazy. but people ever make lighting up, can't cry. like i said to love my she says sandy, my elderly before my i never cry easy italy. nathan, back to me saying, i tell you even i my family denoting i live in finding gala yanine for a long time. i finally got way before i started working until i get vending for wouldn't leave this with the guys and yeah, and but now my, my bring i bring not

the bidens love dirty money.o, when criminals house dirty cash with mini madoff and mini madoff just handed it to joe, joe didn't even blink. we're looking at a campaign finance scandal like you wouldn't believe let's see who has the guts to touch it. the author of madoff talks and feature upcoming documentary. madoff, the monster of wall street. so, do you see any similarities between madoff and as we at "primetime" call him mini ma madoff? yes. thanks for having me on jesse, first off. fundamentally they both built tremendous trust. bernie through the jewish community, and the regulators. and sbf basically paid for politicians $73 million, 92% of it went to democrats. and also he had on his payroll ftxfc commodity futures commission he was paying money to. they exploited that trust. bitcoin in general is a confidence game which is a nice word for con game. >> jesse: so, if you have criminals, mobsters, russian mobsters, cartels, saying bernie, you're dead. you're basically a dead man so, he goes prison, takes t

she would not be able to money on the card was not. i didn't understand where this money went.y go. i began to look at the history of operations. eh, it's just indescribable. as far as it was a shock, hundreds of people experienced the same shock, the geography of the crime was striking in its scale . and under what circumstances. the details of the crime were stolen from them and its participants managed to establish a consequence of the most complicated fraud scheme. each of the criminals had their own role, the person who wrote this computer program to steal money. a and then they distribute this program. of course, there are scammers not for free. hmm, sms mailers are included, but the formation of a telephone base, to which you need to send sms messages with a link to switch to a virus computer program. sms text is designed in such a way that encourage the person to click on the link. in one case, this is the desire to get something for free or at a discount; in another, fear; in the third, curiosity. after the link is activated and the gadget is hacked, the user's data go

oh, why keeping the one for money? oh, money. he no money wacky, will you? yeah, no, it will. yeah. i mean old money. i want to take. yeah. to want to pay before somebody didn't know any anyone here program me. i had to rob and not yan yan, a, you know, i the one all in the any, and he won a given so many come, you know, i have been contaminated eco, i want to know him, belong to, i know him filippino, i know why i know again, in a long time, i had a feeling at him as why hemp on getting a b, b here, my name when you hit, when you get on eating, no money, no mistake here, the one that says every taxi go to bed. and then if he may lie, we'll meet or ask why my acting crazy. the people in ever had macklevenna cannot cry. like i said, well my she say sandy, my elderly before my i never cry easy italy. nathan beckoned me shannon. so even i, my family didn't holton i live in finding gala yanine for a long time. i finally got right before i started working until i get the vending coordinate to submit the exam yet. but now my, my bring, i bring not comfortable. i want to have how close it

paul: australia is a great place to keep money.th a stable banking system, and criminals love democracies with stable banking systems. this is why australia is a great destination for illicit funds. sean: paul radu is the co-founder of the organized crime and corruption reporting project, a group of investigators based in eastern europe. in 2014, his organization used an enormous leak of banking and company records to expose one of the largest-ever global money laundering schemes. they dubbed it "the russian laundromat." paul: in the case of the russian laundromat, more than 20 billion u.s. dollars left russia, entered bank accounts in one bank in the republic of moldova, and from these bank accounts in the republic of moldova, they went sideways. they went--most of the money went to a bank in the european union in latvia called trasta komercbanka, and from there, through some of the world's largest banks, ended up everywhere, including in australia. sean: the leak revealed that some of that money was funneled to a company based in

the customers money. they don't get to gamble with their customers money without asking permission first, is that correct? >> yes. >> and that's not the case with what we saw with ftx, and we see often in crypto, is that true? >> they often say in the terms of service that they won't do it. but they do it anyway. >> i think that's right. and when a firm is being paid to give advice, to their customers, on how to invest in money, that the put the customers interest first, right? that's basic fiduciary's possibility. is that the case in crypto right now? >> i think there's a big concern here about crypto being incorporated into things like pension funds. and also into 401k plan. so the department of labor has been very clear that they do not think this is the type of thing that belong than any kind of retirement saving. unfortunately, fidelity has made the move to allow people to invest in bitcoin for the 401k plans. i think that's highly problematic. >> yes, and senator warren and senator -- and i have sen

you don't take money. only needed through the background for us, and most importantly, the task is to help the child as soon as possible, especially since the terminally ill person needs money. right here and now, they took advantage of this and misled not only the victims themselves, but also, uh, charitable organization association centers roman completely trusted everything that the philanthropist says, because he received his contact from his daughter's doctor. an important point is that the scammers did not act directly, and did not leave their contacts, the victims themselves called them. that is, being completely sure that the transaction is transparent, no problems. no. these are all methods of social engineering, psychological tricks to get a person to act in the interests of the criminal. those who have been affected. they say it's like gypsy instant hypnosis will, and the mind seems to paralyze, as soon as it entered into a dialogue with him, as soon as she fell on his hook. and then it's just t

keep her eyes on the facts will peel this onion backup follow the money the china money we will get to the bottom of it. >> john solomon joining is now fox news legal analyst on the legal aspect of all this. >> the most important thing in any criminal investigation is the prosecutor is to treat all cases the same. meaning of something is similarly situated, it needs to be treated with uniformity. clearly we know that did not happen here. it's artie been established. as you said president trump hav the power to declassify joe biden never did. moreover the documents that president trump took went from the white house and the a secur place in the country tomorrow lago one of them a secure place in the country guarded constantly by secret service. joe biden's documents we have n idea where they floated around for at least a year before some went to the biden penn center before some went to ms. house i delaware. the playbooks already been written by merrick garland. if you want to treat them with uniformity, do the search warrant at all the biden residence is a a. of that's important. inter

so they wouldn't have to follow any money laundering rules to make more money and improve the profitabilityr. o'leary i know you are a big supporter of crypto even after you lost 10 million in the collapse you are an experienced investor. so let me ask you do you believe the potential benefits are so promising that we should accept weak anti-money laundering rules and compliance from crypto firms van we require from banks and brokers and western union? >> i think we should apply the same regulatory structure that we apply to existing trading of stocks and bonds and exchanges tied to broker-dealers. that isn't complicated it's already been implemented in other countries into so i do take issue with your concept that it makes it easier to do money laundering. currencies have been used since the 60s when it's thrown out of an aircraft and they also are used by bad actors all the time that's what drug dealers do and that's what states like iran and north korea have done. the only point i'm trying to make his should do the same rules against money laundering applied to crypto in the way that the

and it is dark money. the public is there and the pressure needs to be brought to bear on the compromised political institutions of the country to unshackle themselves from the dark money. >> can you say how a person like me or anybody in this room could say and two sentences what is the problem? if you just say dark money people don't understand what that means. if you say supreme court judges are being bribed but that is over the top maybe even though it isn't. >> captured is the word. >> how can you just say the people's language that aren't lawyers or even that well versed in political issues? >> it has long been stated that money is the mother's milk of politics and when that money is allowed to flow in unlimited denominations and through hidden channels, the milk turns pretty rancid. let's find out who is making big donations. we are entitled to know that. rhode island's own bruce on the first circuit had the chance to write a decision about this may be a year ago and he was crystal clear on that poi

or spend that money.risten: does the city lose out in some other ways? could they be penalized for giving up the money when the ag said no? >> we are still waiting on comment from the ag's office whether there could be penalties. it can levy criminal penalties against organizations that do this. when it comes to the city, i think that comes back to whether we feel like the city is doing a good job with our taxpayer money, we have seen homelessness networks, issues with drug addiction overdoses get worse over recent years. housing is obviously a major crisis. education is viewed as performing poorly by city residents. so when it comes to the city side, based on the reports we have gotten so far and continue to report, people are going to have to make their own judgments on whether or not san francisco's really actually making the best use of our taxpayer dollars. kristen: the first part your serious, looking at how the city is spending her money, taxpayer money, i appreciate you coming on to share that wit

that is a lot of money, and it takes me a long time to earn money like that being on social security, sometimes you need that fark car breakdowns or medical expenses that come up. these things happen and you need a backup. i didn't think i would ever get that money back. a month or so later my bank was able to get my money back, all $1800. i was fortunate to my bank worked so hard with zelle to get my money back. i know that not everyone has had these --this experience, scammers get away with this every day. and there are people like myself , do not give information to anyone about yourself on the telephone. i now tell my friends and family as a warning. and i just feel a need to do something so that this doesn't happen to anyone else. >> thanks very much for sharing your story. we are grateful for it. we will wrap up with our fourth and final witness. >> thank you ranking member tim scott and chairman casey. i am 76 years old, i am the mother of two sons, the grandmother of five grandchildren, a retired registered nurse and a retired nursing educator. i also ran a nursing department

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they also need their money to make money. so, what to they do? they invest in federal securities and they invest it in banks. as i said, also a cultural aspect to this project. so one of the things that insurance companies like to do is present themselves as boring and uninteresting. and there's a wonderful story near the end of this book about how this works. and the story is this. so this is 1825. this is quite late in my story. but this is a year when a lot of people are trying to push incorporations through the new york state legislature. there's sort of an economic bubble and a bubble in corporations. people think they can get rich quick by starting companies. so some legislators are onboard with this and some are suspicious thinking that new york doesn't really need all of these banks and insurance companies. so, i have this wonderful set of letters between two merchant brothers. one of them is manning the business in manhattan. the other one goes up to albany to try to get the corporation across. they don't send the manhattan paper pusher

it's just, uh, money wasted.'m just very ashamed in front of my loved ones, who deceived you on me . well, after all, i wanted to make money for them. venus gave a receipt to a certain trader and did not take it either. now the deceived woman thinks she got off easy after all, she lost only a million and did without loans, but among the victims of the date. there are those who not only got into debt, but also sold their only property. three children elizaveta sin from yuzhno-sakhalinsk sold her apartment and invested all the money, there were a lot of people who, you know , well, they really bought an apartment and life changed and there was no such thing that i didn’t have something with me there fell, and i thought, well, suddenly you're just lucky. and so i decided, too , a company of dates invested a total of seven with half a million. it was money from the sale of an apartment, there were own savings and also a loan. for a million and a half , elizabeth was left homeless and with huge debts. someone gave awa

we need more money, they get the money, it did not work. the new york times and washington post are going, once again, the whole thing collapsed. this is a very poorly run operation that needs to be reformed internally. you have probably heard the ridiculous story. 4600 guns, 3000 pistols, shotguns. 15 fully at a medic weapons. -- automatic weapons. what do they do with that? one of the things that came out in the hearings -- what is important is this discussion. we are going to have hearings about the irs and this idea perhaps they should given more money because that ends up with labor union dues which goes to the democratic party. the democrats are not fooled. they know when they get $80 billion to the irs, a certain amount of that comes back in free time of workers not doing their job for the government working for the democratic party through the union or money that is given. these are real challenges. they are required by the law that was passed to every year, do a study of how complicated it is and ways to make it less cop located. t

(other money manager) so when do you make more money, only when your clients make more money? we do better when our clients do better. at fisher investments, we're clearly different.

being so precise about money, i had no idea where the money came from. i wanted nothing to do with it. the scammer was furious, demanding without pay them back immediately. microsoft would sue me, which sent me two collections. would get the police after me. we ruin my credit. and i worked a hard time to try to establish a good credit record. credit rating. i was terrified. i felt that the only way i can get my money back was to do exactly what he said. he told me to wire the $20,000 to a microwave subsidiary in vietnam. the instructions were to tell usa, my, bank that i knew this person i know them $20,000. he told me not to veer off of those instructions, i would not be able to pay them back. after i completed the wire transfer, our call ended. he immediately, i contacted u.s. aa to report what had happened. a representative told me she thought i had been scammed. but i would not get a call back until the next day. this happened now. why couldn't they call me now? but it was after office hours. the next day, i prognosticator called and asked with a gun

she's serious money. what do you think about the conductor, most likely the places are black guides kill and rob wealthy refugees. you understand that none of these will. and, if we don't find the corpses, there will be more sea devils distant frontiers, they drove the premiere tomorrow at 20:00 on ntv, married to mr. shcherbak. this is not the same kov who worked in the city bank . i'll tell you when i can. let's. this is a misunderstanding sir.

and the further money is invested money.est first of all to you as a pensioner, because you are interested in that by the time of retirement your account is individual, it is not reset to zero. let's just say, yes or not decreased. come on, you know, like, uh, there were a lot of innovations. still, everyone is interested in what is here and now, yes, what else has changed since the twenty-third year has already changed or is planning to change in this year, for example. the same experience. i understand that we are now in a transitional period, but it is very difficult. yeah definitely be clear at what age who's coming out, but let 's try to do it. well, let's start with simple definitions, going back to the list. yes definition of receiving concept insurance pension. now, since 2020 , the fourth year, there have been 15. yes, yes, this is the fourteenth year, a very interesting year 23. so the minimum experience is 15 years 15 years - this includes education or not. see the three conditions for retirement, respect through

i lost my money that night and everything. i've found recovery that day, but it took me to the doctor place in the world. christie story is not the norm. neither is unusual. like this from germany play on that sense of community. the football specializes in have a bet, no part of the action part of the tribe. part of the game industry has firmly embedded itself in english. but plenty of u. k. put makers based themselves abroad in order to avoid paying tax that might actually help the people that they hub. ah, furthermore, many of the booking through advertise with english clubs don't actually operate in the country. looking at markets abroad. one of those is china. gambling is illegal, they're betting is part of the culture. and technology is allowing people to find a way around the law. back in the u. k. and legislation, it's slowly making a difference. but the gambling lobby is powerful and change. it's slow. nearly all of the countries, 9 to 2 clubs are sponsored by linked to gambling companies. currently, 8 of the premier

in general, i am against such capitalism, huge money is not earned money. it's just money that falls to you from the sky, it falls to you in the snow, money earned is when you then earn them extinguished terrible no one owes nothing to anyone this is the dictate of the soul or heart. i help sometimes. and most importantly, i have a ward of one person who is in very poor health and out of work and he teaches a talented writer, e and i believe that if i live, knowing that he is ill and not helping him, i will not be able to live. calmly sergey in your opinion, the rich should help. god somehow pushed me so much, that is, i was building a country house in parallel and a church in parallel, so for me it was like that. so god gave me , uh, monetary freedom. well, at first they did n’t give me electricity to the church there, then water. that is, there were some obstacles. only i built for me. that was it. here's how. the soul stone is, uh, gone. stranger people. i do n't owe anything, but i definitely have to help my children and i owe it to my children. here's

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and that's the dark money. and the dark money poured in. the dark money was red map. yeah. fine mess we got. yeah. how, where. i mean do think amy coney barrett and kavanaugh are they were bought in. uh, for sure. kavanaugh is for sure. i don't know enough amy coney barrett to know whether she lives a bubble of her own views and has just the bubble just happens to be exactly the kind of bubble that federalist society folks were looking for and liked and wanted get onto the court. but i know for sure that kavanaugh knew exactly what he was doing. kavanaugh did this stuff for president bush, and that's how we got to know leonard leo is organizing the outside money influence over those appointments. and if you want to know the power of this, even early on, you remember a woman named harriet miers. harriet miers, white house counsel for, president bush. she was very conservative. she was female at a time when it would done them some good to put another female judge on the court. and she was very conservative and she knew him personally as white house counsel. she's around him e

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and it’s not with their money.a person builds at his own expense, let’s say i’m the president of the country there, but i’m a wealthy person. i have a corporation and i decided to use my own money to build a kindergarten for you. do you know how the names of people are written in the synagogue or in the church who gave money for its restoration ? where is your city? come and see what is written on the inside of the temples for some reason . some of these people for some reason do not like it right on the facade . church this is where a person wants, where he invests his personal personal funds and often they don't even talk about it, it's true and here you take money from the state budget, but for some reason it's your great merit, but again, it's another story because we we are not talking about corruption, but simply about the fact that a certain official , the president , the head of the city administration, he simply decides to allocate money for some important project, and i want his decision to be known to th

i wish i had more money in the early days, for sure.: how do you respond to the idea many people don't know what they are doing when they are buying cryptocurrencies? that they are not well informed, and they are going to wind up losing their money because they are inexperienced? how do you respond to that concern? brian: i think that is a concern across any type of investment people might make. not just in crypto but in stocks and everything. my perception is we do need more clear regulation that is crypto-specific. crypto businesses like coinbase were already regulated like a traditional financial business. we have a new york bit license and various money transmission licenses. that is just in the u.s. but i think we need more crypto-specific regulation in the u.s. both around stablecoins, how centralized exchanges and custodians are the best practices they should have in place around audits and not comingling funds. many of those things we are already doing. big piece will be getting clarity around what is a commodity, what is a secu

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there is money to pass. there is no money before money, i always have money.et you snot until you put things in order here without a tear of communication. i have enough, this minister will come. i'll supply all yours, if needed. i sleep badly nearby. so see you? well, as usual. well, did you lose everything? already in the city news could not have been an accident. it is clear who for what. now with greek. if you manage to tell me, let him come tomorrow. hello hey, you said you have a sidekick working in the protection of the cool. can you give me his phone number. as you can. well, i’m waiting, i admit, he’s going where he wants us, that only as he shakes the right, he says he didn’t order. well , nothing, how and what, he is not going to pay money, threatens to explain to the person where he got to. tell me he will be rude and we will take the car. that's all i'll transfer the entire fleet for maintenance to you from monday, okay? well, uh, done everything as you wanted nothing more need to. sat down and went. well, great. start replacing yourself looking f

i had a pale view. after divorce if you marry for money.my faithful mother-in-law was leaving. so my friend and i crossed the address of parkovaya 8 pavlik what's with the cameras in this hotel about catching adulterers down with the routine, long live the kama sutra calmly calmly, hold your horses my anxious friend i'm quite satisfied with the video from the entrance to the einstein hotel okay, we'll check everything for now, and you from the city. there are results at the time of vera's abduction. he really was at the hotel on parkovy. so, the phone. i'll tell you later, but for now yegor and i were ulyamina, the kidnapper did not call the client. in general , it seems that he is already aware of the release. faith you still silent. in general, you are the first wife of the client. well, a very suitable candidate and she has a motive and a phone with zeros, she could take away. you forgot about the dog vera who was involved in the kidnapping said that julie doesn't recognize outsiders. you want to say it was one of your own. as far as hea

we process by which money has been allocated? ~ .., ., process by which money has been allocated?llocated? we can all agree that addressing regional— allocated? we can all agree that addressing regional inequality i allocated? we can all agree that addressing regional inequality isj allocated? we can all agree that i addressing regional inequality is a desperately needed aspiration but what we have seen in the levelling up what we have seen in the levelling up round two allocations is that the government is not committed to delivering the funding at the scale and pace that is needed and there are a few reasons i say that, but primarily because we have to see the funding in the context of council funding in the context of council funding overall, this is one pot of funding overall, this is one pot of funding amongst numerous which is available to local government and what we have seen since 2010 is that cuts in annual government funding to councils has been to the tune of £15 billion, so to put that in terms, thatis billion, so to put that in terms, that is around 60p in every poun

"mad money" starts now hey, i'll cramer welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends, i'm trying to help you make money my job is not just to entertain but educate and teach you about what's going on in these crazy times so-call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet m me @jimcram mrks e@jimcramer tomorrow morning i think we'll need a weather man because if we get a good consumer price index number, showing the economy is cooling, there's a strong chance it could help us come up with a better forecast. that's huge. most money managers believe the forecast could be weaker it doesn't have to be that way, though, which is one reason we rallied nicely today with the dow gaining 269 points, s&p advancing and nasdaq climbing 1.76%. it was a very broad based rally. done in the vacuum of course of no news whatsoever let me show you a root that could produce a positive outcome for stocks what happened last year working backwards to figure out what the future might hold. i mentioned it might need a weather man tomorrow because stock

welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends, i'm just trying to make you a little money my job not just to entertain but teach you. call me or tweet me @jimcramer, let the bad times roll what can i say when salesforce lays off 8,000 people or 10% of its staff and the stock rockets higher you have blueprint for a tech turn around on going disaster down around the neck of the market more than 3% gain in salesforce in the wake of that news today confirms softwares and service stocks can rally. a charge of 1.4 billion to $2.1 billion led to a nearly $5 billion gain in market capitalization for the cloud play yes. and i think that the cloud king move is just beginning that's a reason why the things were fine with the dow ultimately up 133 points, s&p advancing ands nasdaq climbing 6.9% despite down beat conference from the fed in month-old meetings salesforce ceo didn't menace words in the letter to employees. quote, the environment remains challenging and customers are taking a

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they made their money on coal. they made their money on field, convincing those folks. no, we need to go. green is very, very difficult, giving you a voice we chose to lead because we wanted to escape war and violence. when you humanize this narrative, you allow people to really understand the reality and break down misconceptions. the st. on al jazeera, singapore tough drug will lead to a string execution, devastating family and sparking where protest one e. investigation on the al jazeera ukraine's interior minister, his deputy and 12 others are killed in a helicopter crash at neck. keith. ah. hello, nora kyle, this is alex, is here at live from dough. also coming up. the somali government launch is the 2nd phase of a military offensive against the armed group, al shabani day facts when group, when jeff is with filipino nobel laureate journalist maria restaurant is acquitted of tax evasion. and a casey is a win for media freedoms plus now that this is in england and strike for a 2nd time and as many months, the government warns of hospital disruptions. ukraine's inter

money love. it's the only way to get answers, but it's not a good idea. you know, what would be a better idea has puddled most little with just as a some one, a little money with this, you know, what would happen to her to leave everything would end. well, google is that, listen, if you commit a series of crimes here, you have to be cool to avoid getting caught in math because if you think about the crime for even a moment, they'll take a picture of it and they'll be like we know this guy and she is, there are a lot of stalkers to that, but they're called mirrors, they mirror people and take pictures all the time. they load it up to confirm that the bill of her, cuz the, the girl wants to live. they use the contact lenses and change clothes with us, but there are a lot of them with their student loans and they can observe this situation through our eyes if they want. most of them are controllers. it says the photograph your thoughts uses evidence and port to produce them. oh yes. feel and put you

the main task is to lure money from people. , absolutely true, and now i understand for sure that the one who managed to run forward. here they are in the first wagon of villages received, these are the people who are the so-called tenth stars. asterisks are also scammers. i think so. i'm not going. i'm sure yes, because the headphones are probably cyril yes, like the thousands who suffered from the financial pyramid. finika applied for the state department of the ministry of internal affairs for the republic of tatarstan, the girl demands that not only the main four swindlers kirill doronin , zigmunt zagmuntovich edward and marat sabirovs be brought to criminal responsibility , but also the so-called phoenician stars their role of criminal activity and should be determined by the investigators. no matter how much the rope twists, and the end will be the employees of the criminal investigation department of the republican ministry of internal affairs have come out on the trail. the tenth star of the lily, nuriyeva, she was deta

"mad money" starts now >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends, i'm trying to make you a little money so-c call me at 1800-743-cnbc or tw tweet me @jimcramr the dow surged 701 points and the s&p shot up 2.8% and the nasdaq pulled 2.56% we expected the economy would run hot and employment would escalate and wage inflation would skyrocket out of control and booming facts. ism services data showed the cost of service remains too high it was all just -- instead, we got something very different despite the headlines of a strong labor report we got a bullish inflection with wage inflag coming lower than expected and orders down right weak and what spurred the rally, something i didn't know was sold a soul would expect. put them together and this is a huge win for jay powell. the fed chief and by the way, he is much maligned but looks like he may be landing the economic plane without the need to phone the darn runway. these numbers were so weak i felt dividend stocks might not have a tough bond mark

it gets the money. and they sound like the do gooders where, you know, in fact, it's not just ram, but other governments, 3rd world. they're destabilizing like, like, been, well, you know, it's a pair professor francis boyle, of the university of illinois. thank you so much for sharing your insight and expertise with us today. all right, so it would appear that where diplomacy fails and sanctions just aren't enough. stand up and n g o and send it over to spread democracy. that's going to do it for this week's episode of modus operandi there show that dig deep into foreign policy. i'm your host manila chan. thank you for tuning in. we'll see you again next week. to figure out the, along with a gracious which are formed over tens of thousands of years. can you give us important information into our climate and how it has changed over time? what a scary is our glaciers are melting at an alarming rate to learn more. we came here to now to help us to speak to victor. pop of he has a gracie ologist who devote

yes, you can see from this money. are you not here for the money?nd's money, it's a pity he flew high, it will hurt to fall. we are waiting for a completely round fool. you don't follow the market. you called my brother's girl a whore next time. what a woman glue? and now you owe me money. and where is it not necessary to shoot? hooray! hurray for the new year holidays on ntv , there was a movement, it’s right, it’s fun to kill robberies there, picking up ten drunks provocatively. well the maestro lay in the dead, than you will please the servant of god, here are the jokes, they began with jokes and jokes. have us, like execution on tuesdays. today, friday, the chart has shifted behind it like a balabin, there is no other way. look , make no mistake, the new year holidays and even after today 12:25 on ntv on ntv to confidently buy an apartment or house in the new year real estate service love fast love long love sweet, we are talking about sleep. what did you and welson think? you can fall asleep in just 20 minutes , sleep soundly through the night

the rest can take money.or example, you have a vacation of 24 days plus four days of a bonus under a collective agreement for a total of 28 days. you can take compensation only for 7 days. the rest will have to be walked, importantly, without the consent of the employer , the employee cannot demand compensation for the vacation with money, just as the employer can not force the subordinate to take the money. instead of rest. it's illegal, all by mutual agreement. if we are talking about the period of the calendar year, it is most profitable to go on vacation in the month in which there are the most working days, that is, there are no holidays declared days off, most often this is august, but it will never be superfluous to google the production calendar. in august, 2023 23 working days of 22 days in march june and october in the remaining months is less. if we are talking about the period of the working year, then it is most profitable to go on vacation in the month when your salary was raised and it is after

okay, more specifically, i have money.n, i don't have murder money, but i can commit a few infractions. you know, petty ones! running late, don't have quarters for the meter, [bleep] it. gave me the ticket. but it did make me think about for a lot of people, just getting a ticket could ruin their life. that is what i want to talk about in tonight's installment of "long story short." ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] across america, police are handing out 112,000 speeding tickets every day. that's a lot of tickets. i'm like, where do they find the time to shoot people? and those tickets aren't going away anytime soon, because these fines aren't just to punish you. it turns out, local governments need that money to keep the lights on. >> traffic stops aren't always about safety or hunting contraband or crime. some cities use traffic stops to raise money. >> the cities and counties that are trying to use these schemes, trying to use these fines and fees to balance their budget are basically charging a back door tax to poor people. >>

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