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food assistance and housing programs for poor americans." >> [booing] >> stephen: yes. now, now it just reflects the bedrock judeo-christian values of the republican party and echoes the wordsand you said, 'hey, who gave you that free food? slap that fish out of his dirty little mouth!'" shut your dirty little mouth! now, biden knows his proposals are unpopular with the g.o.p., and he don't care. reportedly, the white house sees no downside whatsoever to throwing out things that would never pass the republican-controlled house. the fight is the point. "come at me, g.o.p.! come on. that's right. come on. i trained with all the greats. the pennsylvania pummeler, the scranton scrapper, kaiser wilhelm. come on! get a knuckle sandwich on the whitest bread you ever tasted! come on, jack dempsey!" there's also news about the former president and his insatiable need for cash and external validation. because he's announced plans to publish a book of letters. well, i mean, it's good to know he's finally learned his letters. ♪ a, b, c, d, e, f, g ♪ person-woman-man ♪ ♪ camera, tv ♪ it's actually -- it's actually -- thank you. yeah, i've been working on it. [cheers and applause] halfwa

attracting the name of letting their food are corresponded. elisa took wilma is following developments from ly goes to nigeria. he told me more about the action taken by the echo as regional lock. yeah, so that's, it's uh they have really come out to tool so. so strong words from what i meant to do when i dress president punch out the echo as uh, blogs saying it's now time not to want to talk a token of our actions that we've seen. the strong resolutions coming from them at the travel restrictions moves license vocal, my shift lights to grab other places within the blocks members and i need j a and also financial sanctions. and also talk about that are using all measures necessary to restore constitution and all that, including what that sound does falls. and it has a qu, leaders in news or reacted to any to all of us in any way as well. if we didn't get a statement that yesterday from the, the guy who i need is i'm desperate specing, i cut the amount due amount and he has what he said initially looked into this at the is the objective of this meeting is to agree. applying a progression against nature to an imminent military intervention in the collaboration w

taking ukrainian grains and also into the aspects of present food is basically saying that this is going to be the next stage of this. his star echo alliances will not be exploited by the west. and again, again, we can hear him saying that if you clean and people that will pay tens of thousands dad and discount or offensive present boot and thing also that you find that people themselves are beginning to wise up to this to see that they're basically being used as human cannon fodder and a proxy worth additional key to the point you met today. we see that the regime in cube is ready to do any fence savings scanning prolong its existence. don't care about the people that a crane, the sovereignty and national interest. i mean, think afraid both people and i will let them know what just like their ideological process is that a search trait is originally been the case before. and most of the once again the cell, ukraine. but 2nd, because very, very interesting, very important from the president's outlining unintelligence box. and he also mentioned that his intelligence chief abroad, i've also told him that they have the information tha

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food banks. those calls have been echoed by the chief of essex police, who's warned that the force risks losing staffol in basildon, to see first hand the demands of the job. we are now going to a robbery. another unit is en route, but there are five suspects for it. luke edmonds' — are five suspects for it. luke edmonds' job _ are five suspects for it. luke edmonds' job is _ are five suspects for it. luke edmonds' job is to _ are five suspects for it. luke edmonds' job is to respond i are five suspects for it. luke l edmonds' job is to respond to are five suspects for it. luke edmonds' job is to respond to 999 calls but they don't know what they were fight until they get there. you can be first — were fight until they get there. you can be first on _ were fight until they get there. mi. can be first on scene at a stabbing and you can be going to help somebody in crisis.— and you can be going to help somebody in crisis. they often deal with hiuhl somebody in crisis. they often deal with highly charged _ somebody in crisis. they often deal with highly charged situations. i somebody in crisis. they oft

echo inflation they call it. i'm not sure how that works. is that a possibility? >> it could happen on the food and energy side.hurts consumer spending because this hurts the way they live. they're already negative. on core inflation side it is moving lower. look through any food or energy price increase, inflation will keep going down. charles: the bottom line then it looks like the fed is the one making the mistake here? they have gone too far, say they don't hike anymore, is it too late? >> probably yes. like a sunburn you will not see the damage until sometime goes. i believe the fed went too far, too fast. we'll eventually see effects of that if not later this year next year. that is still my view. charles: why i don't like to two to the beach. great talking to you. coming up history tends to repeat itself over and over again. what does that mean for august in the stock market? we'll bring you ari wald. we'll walk through what we could be seeing. my next guest reported tons of companies reported big losses and the stocks held up okay. gary k. with the examples and names he likes. around pen and pad. oy, tu

the european union is working to ensure food security for the vulnerable segments of the world's population, it is echoedg countries the washington order was not read by all the wards for a lie get this grain, they will try to make up for it, and prices will inevitably rise. where was the main supply of agricultural products with ukraine? initially, the deal was aimed at ensuring global food security, reducing the threat of hunger and helping the poorest countries in africa, asia and latin america. that is why russia assumed certain obligations to promote its implementation. however, this deal, in quotation marks, which was publicly presented in the west as a manifestation of their care and benefit for the poorest states of the world was in fact used to enrich large american and european businesses that exported and resold grain with ukraine. well, look for almost a year, as part of this so-called deal, 32 and 80 million tons were exported from ukraine to the society, of which more than 70% of cargo went exactly to rich countries, including primarily eu countries, while countries such as ethiopia, the sa

. >> absolutely i would echo that we strongly support that and i would add we make reference to the work of the food and add climate alliance in the crop growers who sometimes don't always have an easy way to access conservation programs et cetera that that be an issue that the committee considered. >> just to follow up as we tried some of the new programs i feel like there should be a way to assess and learn from the start of the program and try to figure out what can be approved upon. how would any of the programs that you just mention been received by your members and what enhancements could we make to the margin protection to make it more attractive to producers. >> i think we talked earlier to make sure we update the cost of production to make sure it represents modern-day agriculture and the cost and i would have the margin protection and access and entry into the protection requires the diversified producer that can create additional burdens to have the paperwork and the coverage isn't ultimately worth it read ways to streamline it tied to cost production is important. >> that is what i'm hea