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they haven't abandoned theu■ st■ market. could rotate back in., more than ten times the stocks up on a day. that only happened once, a couple of thursdays ago when the silicon valley bank news b/juáu broke. besides that, it has been more of a rotation. what we want to seeb.■ is a rotation back into some of these areas beaten down. >> i know you do a lot ofu■ wor trying to characterize what sort ñ it's a bear market and what kind of moment in the cycle we might be at. if you go back ten months,çó th s&p 500 has been very, very sideways, it's been hard to although we're up off the october lows. there was a lot of excitement in january and you looked at it closely about how broad the rally was, withñ industrials an materials stocks and cyclicals leading and it seemed to prompt a lot of people saying you know ■ have been an and we ubÑ be in a new bull market, where do we stand on trying to figure that out? >> we'ret( going through a testg phase. in fact, if you weret( to say maybe october was the start of a the time in the rally you tend to get a gut

out and sometimes hit an enemy tank, but we could manufacture o j bomb every time you fire will hit theu out a shooter on each tim we know about the leakage, the people leak, and that's the ones we need to stop, instead of scatter shotting lpeverybody, which doesn't really work. i mean, i enforced the assault weapons ban for the provisions that were in it when i was a special agent in charge in atf for ten çóyears. i know how that works. i know what itÑi does. the most effective portion of the law was thee1 magazine t!5á. the manufacturers got around a lot of the other provisions on it. nevertheless, i don't want to get on that topic, what i want to say is target the killers who leak because it's 77% of the killers and if we would do that with smart laws, we couldÑi rede the number of these. now, we won't stop every one. i'll give you one anecdotal case quickly, katy. the top shooter in buffalo, the racially motivated murder at the supermarket, i]he, a year befor that, had made comments thatu a mass mur. family members called authorities, he was taken to a psychiatrist, evaluated. he sai

the bit that makes me thinklp t market is skeptical about theu■ financiadpáujt)jt is the indexj which rates are higher. why, when we saw 25çó basis pois of further increase in that spread,q ultimately, we saw the regional bank selloff. it means the market is not convinced there isn't further problems to come in the financial çójfsystem. >> yellen's commentsçó come as e bank withe1 first republic and what happens withxdñr it. this is the bank fallout. i think there are concerns of thee1 ramifications ofok switcho banks too big toçó fail. i think now we have questions over what would be safe and not safe. to me, powellxd was interesting yesterday. he spoke of rule of thumbe1 guesswork with the credit contraction. what is the implication for the activity unemployment ore1 tightening in the labor force. heok doesn't know. >> and in thefáñ2h#irst intervin the program this morning, the fed is as lost as the rest of us when it comes to the data. a$ráháhe ■3truth. >> the policy risk is elevated here. the policy we could see from the central markets which is particularly more pressing. stay wi

going to create more new jobs in the years to come and marty put us on track to meet bold goal of theus apprenticeships by 2025. [applause] that means changing pathways for everyone. the teachers to truckers to cybersecurity to construction workers. marty played a role in delivering the workers of the historic pay raises to prevent the catastrophic, but when we signed into law the butch lewis act to protect the millions -- [applause] it was a long time coming. thanks for your hard work. marty has done an incredible job in the way that workers and laborers have exploited and protecting workers and their rightsth and safety. for example he h helped recover more than $520 million in wages for liquidated damage from more than 335,000 workers. and to understand of the acta didn't say we should allow but we should encourage unions and we will continue to do that thanks to his leadership support for unions is higher than it's been in the last 60 years. [applause] i've known marty a long time. i know his heart. thank you for everythingg you've done. thank you for standing up for labor and ordin

here's a sudden soaker, moving so slowly to theu another round of weather, 54 million at rick.ing compared to ae1 spong being wringed out. michelle t(e1grossman, thank yo. >>> all eyes on the grand jury as theyçó reconvene fátoday. and former president trump and hush5a■ payments to stormy dani. >>> buti] fights, inside a deep politicalw3 turmoil in israeli, sparked by overhaul that critics say undermines democracy.t( >>> and in 60 seconds, a deadly explosion in a chocolate factory that has changed a community. >> it's truly humbling to see a community come together. it's such ae1 shame it tends to happen only when tradition eyes did happen. -sorry. uh, yeah, can we get a system where when someone's bike is in the shop, then we could borrow someone else's? -no! -no! or you can get a quote with america's number-one motorcycle insurer and maybe save some money while you're at it. all in favor of that. [ horn honking ] there's a lot of buttons and knobs in here. (vo) with verizon, you can now get a private 5g network. so you can do more than connect your business, you can make it e

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e theu president to face criminal charges in at( court.nt officials are stepping up security as some of his supporters rallied in manhattan. >> indict a potato. indictments are nothing. you can give anyone an indictment. >> last week trump posted on social media he was likely to be arrested on tuesday and called on his supporters to protest. >>> in other news,Ñiçó campaign has begun fort( gubernatorial elections in nine prefectures acoysvw■japan. it is the start ofxd nationwide local elections held every four years. new comerse1 and incumbents fil (5?uzvernor races in hokkaido,ç osaka, nara, and six other ñr prefectures. thee1 elections will beÑi held april 9th. key campaign issues include policies to support children and child raising amid theçó fallin birth rate. candidates are also expected to focus on the revitalization of regional economies. the second roundñr of local elections will take place on april 23rd, when voters choose mayors and assembly members in smaller municipalities. bielections to fill vacancies in five lower and upper

>> no, that doesn't happen all theú÷time, not at all.-- no threats whatsoever. >> you think that's a serious matter. >> this is way over the top.e1 >> alvin bragg did getxd an actq threat today. i understand he wants a tight case, but this is a lot oflp pressure. ñ he's being provided more possible crimes to charge. i mean, i have never seen a defendant like this, if i were his attorney, i would tell him to stop talking about it, keep his mouth shut.'c■ because this is exactly the kind of troubl]■á you get yourselfxd by doing what donald trump ise1 doing.ñr >> maybe some attorney did tell him because it's not often donald trump takes something down or back. he took that post down today. nick, good to see you Ñc3again. nick ackerman, formerçó assistaa special watergate prosecutor, former assistant u.s. attorney in the southern district of new york. >> up next on "the reidout," another roller coaster week for the u.s. economy asçó officials try to navigate a strong economy, low unemployment and bankingwc/rjitters. is a regz on the horizon?

i'm sorry, the president is making comments on theu let's listen. >> you know, ben and i have bee1 seemsreaking, a family's worst Ñinightmare. and i want toçó commend the pole who responded incredibly swiftly, within minutes to end thï we're monitoring the situation really closely, ben, asó6# you know, and we have to do more to stop gun violence. it's ripping our communities apart,u nation, the very soul of the nation. we have to do more to protect our schools so they aren't know, theñr shooter in this situation reportedlyp,■ had two assault weapons and a pistol. so i call on congress, again, to pass my assaulte1 weapons ban. it's about time that we begin to make some more progress, but there's more to learn, but i just wanted toxd send my concer and hearts out to so many parents out there. i've been to so many of these sites as ben knowsmente1 virt virtually every one. ings you folks should focus on,çó you know, ju like in the military, my son was in iraq and other places, there's so many members of the military coming back with post-traumatic stress after witnessing the violence and pa

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. >>> turning now to theu chaos in israel, for months protesters have railed against a plan 5a■ to overhauls have won a key concession from prime minister benjamin netanyahu. raf sanchez is in jerusalem.'c■ >> reporter: tonight thousands of protesters surrounding israel's parliament in a sea of flags as a divided nation reaches what some fear may be 4■ a breaking point. the crowds demanding prime minister benjamin netanyahu ■>ek"tdnd weaken israel's supreme court. >> we will protest every day until we will end this crazy )jjyfá )jjyfá >> rep9iizeuju blocking tel aviv's main highway. police using horses and water cannons to clear the way. the country paralyzed by an unprecedented general strike. daycares, banks and restaurants closed. and israel's main airport shut down for e1 outbound flights as workers walked off theñr job in protest. netanyahu tonight forced into a partial concession, agreeing to delay his e1 legislation at least çóçó for now. saying "when it's possible to prevent çó civil war through negotiations i as the prime minister take time out for fá negotiations."t( ■ is still un

when is the right time to use military might of theu u.s. t united states, mexico's president said his country is quote cooperating with efforting to bring the cartels to justice, perhaps cooperation means something different in spanish. that is the same thing that mexico said about drugs crossing the border, killing thousands of our people, and the same thing that mexico says about those who traffic not only in drugs but in vulnerable des desperate people. cooperation is what they say, but not what they do. president roosevelt said, speak quietly and carry a big stick. some republicans these days have reversed that mant a mantra. they talk a lot, but the only stick they carry is a selfie stick. is it time in mexico heard our definition of cooperation? which is this do something about the cartels or we will. joining us now senator tom cotton from the great state of arkansas thank you, welcome. before we get to potential military intervention, i want your response to the new video this afternoon a large group of venezuelan migrants rushing th

there has been a lo-y< while this deal looks promising on paper,Ñi it does remain to b k"ttju z of theu drug ■e are parts of the mexican military that the órf= >> so ken, what on the u.s. side in their responsibility --t(!u■ because you're absolutely right, ' mexico are oftentimesu at least from thefá united stat originally, so what is it that you think that ther government couldi] to on its si to try and stem the flowobjt guf into mexico? >> you know, that remains to be seen,xd jose, but you know, certainly the atf would need to be deeply involved in this. enforcement, there just needs to bew3Ñi stepped up effo and maybe it's more money and more resources devoted tojf thi problem of gunse1 illegallyq smuggledÑi to mexico because it rt . and you know, xdlook, anytime t this one shouldn't be. this is aboutu >> ken dilanian, i thank you so very much. good to see you myq friend, thanks. >>> upçó next, how donald trump3 going after possiblexdçó$x■çó 2 going after possiblexdçó$x■çó 2 contender ron desantis and hisqq liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you ne

in theu york city area. we are just getting started on "worldwide exchange."i action. >>> a week long look of the housing market reset. we talk to the ceo of the toplp home builder on what he ise1e1 seeing with demand. it is thursday, march 23rd. you are watching "worldwide exchange" here on cnbc. >>> welcomee1e1 backfái] to "wo exchange." i'm frank holland. futures righte1 nowÑi firmly in green across the board. however, off thee1e1 highs of e this morning. dow up 80 points at the open if lñjnow.n was right this comes after the averages endinge1e1 deep in the red yesty chairmançó jay powell and janet yellen. looking to backstop, temporarily, all bank deposits. listen. >> this isi] not something we he looked at when such a failure is deemed to create systemic risk which i think of as the risk of likely to invoke. the systemic risk exception. >> the comments got the attention of investors. more on the fed in a moment. a quick check on the bond market reacting. 10-year treasury at 3.47. 2-year treasury at r inching higher as we lead to the rate decision and now

how n does that effect the advocacy work you're doing especially as a woman veteran theu fact that therere so many more women, women entering military service in this newer generation. >> yes. i appreciate youio giving me the opportunity to speak about women veterans. you know, it is funny to go from having your own personal experience and then step into a rule to advocate on all veterans but all women veterans and everybody's story is different. that said, the women veterans are as we noted the fastest growing demographic in the veteran population. and so getting the not just the v.a. system but a country that supports us to understand our unique experiences and understand that we're as much part of a veteran population as what stereotypically we would assume is a male veteran. has taken some work it's taken some work to get the v.a. system closer to parody in terms of the quality of care that women veterans are getting. but also sort of change in public conscienceness when people speak of a veteran do they think of somebody that looks like mane educate americans to understand that ther

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money to raise from theus these silicon money bankers.c because the biden team printed and spent like crazy in lavished green subsidies on everybody. triggers inflation so they had to jack up the rates and melted away the very bank that financed this junk. biden, just like the train wreck, just like the border, blame trump. >> during the obama-biden administration. we but the in place tough requirements on banks like silicon valley bank and signature bank. including the dodd frank law to make sure that the crisis we saw in 2008 would not happen again. unfortunately, the last administration rolled back some of these requirements. >> jesse: unfortunately, biden wouldn't answer any questions about the second because bank failure in american history. he just had somewhere else to be. >> see you in california. >> mr. president, what do you know right now about why this happened and can you assure americans that there won't be a ripple effect? >> banks have failed, mr. president? >> should all depositors be protected at all banks? >> jesse: is

but as he's risen through theu ranks of the oversight? family. and he's also respondinge1 to t voters of his district whoe1 we spent a lot of time talking with for this story. and what they want to seee1 is somebody who can bring joe biden down. ande1 so jamese1 comer has madet his topq mission on capitol hil and that is turning over every document they can find to try t1 find something that can link the president to some forme1 of corruption. >> intention there right, because voters generally, maybe not just in his district, but generally for the republicans to 1ñ keep their majority in trq next %=9 something done. explain the tension between investigators focusing so much on investigating this administration, the president's family, et kqera, and passing legislation. even putting legislation to the floor. >> right. well, asÑiq everybody knows wit dividedok thatxd gets done. there are somee1 things democra need to come to the table with republicans about, namely the debt ceiling, things to5a■ keep government running. with this era of div

how do theu■ charts appear to y in terms of whether we are in an up trend from octoberw3 or if ts bearresents the 200xd weeklye1 moving avera 1zmark those octobe was around now, we need to see an upward trend in the moving averages looking at the 26-weeklp and th 40-week moving averages as that's reversing from a downward trend to an upwards trend. that needs confirmation with consistent closes above those levels, which the 40-week is 3940. so the s&p 500 is barely doing that, having a he very hard time. now, i think it's reallyçó interesting, mark pointing outo technology in the nasdaq 100 ani looking at that same type of chart because that's certainly what's been fueling the e1rally. like you said, a handful of stockslp absolutely helping pus that upward momentum. the nasdaq 100 has already consistently closed aboveq its 20 -- excuse me, 26-week and 40-week moving averages. but it has its next resistance point lpñraround that it's -- i having a hard time overcoming and actually closed right below that today. so what that tells me ise1 sinc the nasdaq -- or the nasdaq 100 ip át larger

amazing about chris wray is that he deniede fo any fbi wrongdoing in the face of clear evidence to theu know, contrary. you know, he r refusedefus to ad the question about fbi whistle blowers who have exposed questiononed. >> he refused to answer w the question about why the fbihy concealed from the american public joe biden's classifiericd document scandal. he refused to answerbout the question about why nobodye has any confidence in the fbi.tt >> the reputation at an alime l time low. >> but most of all, when he was asked about the laptop, he said, well, i didn't tell. >> we didn't tell twitter to kill the story, at least passing words.awing a he's drawing a distinction without a difference. they conjola they manipulated. >> they all but directed twitter to kill the story. at the same time, they'reey sending encrypted message is toe twitter saying banish these people whose views p we don't like. you know, he chris wrawey ha dos zero credibility. he is allowed the fbi'scorrup corruptionti to fester and grow worse. and that's why you left the fbi, is that correct? that is definitely one

beatcht the most watched debate ofe of t primary season ever, because it's going to be the two'se theu finally on stage. o you think that take ron desantis will finally take the gloves off against president trump? >> yeah, look, i think it's the prospect is certainly for observers like us , absolutely fascinating. absolute it's the young buck who's nowe challenging the alpha buck. eve but i don't think that trumps gs is really even taking his gloves off off yet. so far , i think he's just is circling ron desantis, sizing him up, trying outline, seeing if they work. >> so far , they've all been t. e toddf rhondda sanctimonious hasn't worked. i think he tried ron desanti trs in iowa.k i think that works.orks. and he's going back really 2012. a long way to 2012. i don't thinthink that wilk thak either, because, you know, ron desantis is known now for his great successes in florida that just wipes out anything else previously. so i think it's interesting also that ron desantis has not p attacked trump because, you it to belovedwill have to by the base that i think he'llr have to be very ca

ess it the worse you feel and theu do more you express it, the better you do. in thesein circles, as matt points out, the left loves misery, and part their is sharing it with young people. it's like doom is are white van and they luring kids with promises of attention it wc street cred. >>rehe here're is their call.ea tithey challenge the corporation challenge, yet there's still oliver's challenge. yet that is not right. thatt is not fair.! >> when liberals push the ideale everywhere andjusticralse exists everywhere and everyone's out to get you. when we live in a whiteryon e supremacisisto gett world , o you're going to be depressed. >> on the other hand ,to you thr might get your own show on msnbc, but it's a self-fulfilling cycle. >> it feeds itself around the clock. >> like ana navarro, teens walkr on eggshells, worried about how innocent words might get them canceled. abouminorities are told they'lli never succeed on their own. and in seven years, the world'tl sking going to end because bigotshees keep making grilled cheese on gas powered stoves. no wonder

don't worry, everything's cool.o gericke more iols with theus tog spectator. he joins us tonight. s for so many questions you've been wondering like er where do we makethe ec up all these jobs? found the economy is degrading and this dude has found jobessig dressing like a woman wearin lgn a nose ring and theng he's gotten hired by her.s ther she's like, is there a major for that in college?? what a like, where do these jobs come from? >> yeah, well, first of all,rnaw happy international women's awareness month or whatever it is right now. you know, we all liker a little nuts in our chocolate . i don't see what the big my proj deal is. i love not to my chocolate.but i so i think it's perfectly fine.i i think it's a real tragic start. women's history awareness month that this shop teacher sho, her who i think we all agree is delicate. and as lovely and temperateumme as a summer's day, really is under investigation.ion for e not be or maybe not being reallye st trans. when did we starart sayit saying questioning people's identity like this? she also thi i'm not sure if yoe aware of

d do you disagreo yoe with theu dt evidence outlined in those indictments? >> well, indictments are just charges. when asked you, do you disagreeo with the evidence included isen? those indictments? >> yes or no? i'm not on the jury of that case. i couldn't possibly say yes orth no.at. e thatk it's possibl they may have on a small scale, but certainly not to what'nos been reported, what's beenin t reported or what's been included in the indictmenthes. well, again, indictments are allegations. they're are not proof. and i understand. pretty detailed allegations in the mueller indictment. by the way, you go rea thin the indictment and then come back and tell us if you actually think there's no proofn of it. well, let me move on some some of this. let me move on ,. please. plhat's by the way, when lisa let me move on , that's how this works. >> you should know that by now it works my way or the highway.' let's moves on and let's not at talk about anything means anything about the hearing. now it gethearing.s worse. most of the democrats,y unpr they were totally

it when we had theus airspace. we didn't do anything about it when we had the chance to deny that spy balloon, coll spy balloon, the collection opportunity that that the chinesety that the ex and i think that russia took advantage of that.we now,'ve done so all we've done bring the russian ambassador ini for a démarche, i guess, at der a démarche, i guess, at the state department. if that's all that russia facem. ifsthe 's all that russia facem. ,i think vladimir putin may consider upping the anteroad. and doing more down the road. v and that has got to be of grave >> hannity: congressman, youave concern to us. congressman, you get the last word tonight. toniwell, you know, again, this is part and parcel for the biden's failed poor foreigne policy. not only are they not doing anything in response to our down.r th they did nothing after the colonial pipeline, criticals infrastructure that provides gas to the entire east coaste was attacked by a state backeder russian cyber attackers. summos and in fact, putin got a

address speeding [inaudible] starting with good news is the mta was awarded a new federal guarantee from theus d. transportation? the safe streets for all safe streets and for all guarantee. awarded 17 million dollars? to for a western edition community safe streets project. this builds off the western edition community based transportation plan? done in earlier years? and phase one of the traffic signal updates. this will expand to additional 16 intersections? will include significant until head and pedestrian significant until improve am sns and expand our speed management work more signage. more multilingual out reach and have radar speed signs. and we are planning one-two additional quick build in western edition area and expanded out roach to dmv. we are work withus dot on the final grant agreements to secure funding. phase one of the traffic signal upgrades is funds separately and will start soon this month or next. this is a recap of the signage work. 2022 was our first year with the [inaudible] bill 43. and so we completed the [inaudible] this slide shows you a year to date numbers? 20

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address speeding [inaudible] starting with good news is the mta was awarded a new federal guarantee from theus d. transportation? the safe streets for all safe streets and for all guarantee. awarded 17 million dollars? to for a western edition community safe streets project. this builds off the western edition community based transportation plan? done in earlier years? and phase one of the traffic signal updates. this will expand to additional 16 intersections? will include significant until head and pedestrian significant until improve am sns and expand our speed management work more signage. more multilingual out reach and have radar speed signs. and we are planning one-two additional quick build in western edition area and expanded out roach to dmv. we are work withus dot on the final grant agreements to secure funding. phase one of the traffic signal upgrades is funds separately and will start soon this month or next. this is a recap of the signage work. 2022 was our first year with the [inaudible] bill 43. and so we completed the [inaudible] this slide shows you a year to date numbers? 20