before my senior security policy analyst at the pentagon, michael miller, if he says that the last of that difficult could mock a rubel combined with a point of no return on the whole field for ukraine, i have to ask a is a turning point. it's the beginning of what i would see as a cascading effect of a russian offensive to finally route ukrainians out of a areas that they've long held. and they, they are totally on the defensive now. and if you hit in a number of areas, at the same time, it disperses their, their concentration of forces even more. and because they're already depleted, and they claim to have little of every emission, uh, this makes their task even more arduous. i think people are seeing that with the have the skin and everything else that they're just going to be throwing good money after bad and, and make that even the europeans of seamless. now, they're having hard time, even nato countries are having a hard time coming up with funds to give to the, to do to buy equipment for ukraine. the congress isn't coming back for almost 2 weeks. and when it comes back on the 2

don't assume a pentagon security on this, michael miller's believes that this is so cool. the space thread is not actually, it's not new on the many countries, including the us. ok look the same. any country that has a nuclear weapon and has a space capability and can and has ballistic missiles and kind of orbit satellites can actually orbit a satellite, which is in effect would be a nuclear weapon. and can exploded between 2 and 300 miles in orbit. any time and, and the create what would be called the electromagnetic pulse. and we're seeing that today. uh, north korea has that capability, russia, china, us, they all have it. and, and uh, so this is nothing new. my feeling is that given that it's turner who is lighting his hair on fire and putting it out with a frying pan, is the because he is trying to insight action to pass that legislation. he's a, he's in the habits supporter of it. it just came over to the house, there's going to be problems with it, getting that approved. so i think that this is his way of trying to raise an alarm about russia. and it's, uh, yeah, ye

michael miller believes that there is like, don't, was just saying a direct link between this new he revealed russian space threat on the funds waiting to be sent to t f. well, i think it's actually more political than it. it's actual actual fact. well, i think that's the whole point. it is to alarm and insight people to action and to show, once again that russia is the bad guy. and to go ahead and pass this because their narrative by the ukranian supporters is that if you don't stop russia and ukraine, they're going to take over all of europe. and we've heard explicitly from mr. putting himself that that's not in his intention. and in fact, his actions today have not indicated that this is an attempt to, to create a historical moment to pass this legislation. because if it doesn't pass, then there will be nothing for ukraine. but i don't agree with the premise that, that this is the basis that if you don't stop russia in ukraine, they're going to go on to europe. and i just don't say, even though your opinions don't believe that the 3 west staff are kind of state of money, but kind

the former pentagon security on this michael miller believes that president savanski has boxed himself into a corner. he doesn't know how to proceed here with this, with his own, with this war. and i think he's up and he's got his back up against the wall. he's . he's lashing out and he's been told by that shows me that. now you gotta face reality. russians are you, we don't have that, we don't have that capability to launch counter offensive, and we need to settle and that, that is unacceptable to us on wednesday. again, he's living in his own bubble and people have told him that by that he refuses to consider reality and, and i think he's ultimately going to have to leave the country. he's already postponed elections so that that's probably the wrong movie, should have hope for elections and they've gotten defeated and the have someone else replacing but the heat he, he didn't think that through. so i think that yeah, he's got it. he's got a start coming to terms with his, with his own reality. frankly, i'm fine. you. donald trump's attempt to attend white house has more than a few a

klarna about governance or control issues and sequoia's partner, on the board, matt miller, saw things one way, and michaelc, was until very recently a partner at sequoia, saw it another way, the upshot is michael moritz still has his board seat, he now runs sequoia heritage. matt miller is out. that is head spinning. hopefully it makes sense. caroline: drama seems to have unfolded between the cofounders. how often were not does drama occur? it feels rare. money is involved. things get dramatic. >> klarna is doing well. it had hiccups, as many did, over the past couple years. basically, it's a richly valued company that should be headed for ipo. when this type of drama unfolds, it's usually behind the scenes. whatever disagreements happen at board level rarely make it beyond those doors. then when they do, to have two partners affiliated so closely with one firm have a dispute like this, is almost unheard of. people are surprised. more than anything, at how word of it became so public. the ceo ended up having to fly to silicon valley to make amends and smooth things over with sequoia. sequoia had to appoin

bring in -- chief market strategist with hightower advisers and president and ceo of form miller in washington. michael, always good to see you. i was watching the movie the other day, dumb money. in which quite a few cnbc people appear. it was really the story of the game stop mania back in 2021. the big question through my mind , when do i take profits, when do i sell when i make ten times my providence on these talks. when do you, when you've got a good profit like my friend and father-in-law jim who's had nvidia for a year, it's trouble does money, should be so? >> probably sell some, tyler. and thanks for having me, of course. selling is tough and there's a great strategist dawn hayes, old friend from tennessee who says you should be in a full body sweat whenever you make a buy or a cell decision, it should feel awful when you so, it should feel awful when you buy. you saw warren buffett selling today, some apple shares, it's only 1%, but it's a sale it's a taking some chips off the le i you you have had a historic stake in microsoft up a lot, what is your discipline for selling that stock? >> we'

this makes 49er fans feel like this group is like patrick ewing, reggie miller, charles bark lay back in the michaelh is to say can be really good and have everything you need and there is this one player you can't beat. that's patrick mahomes. >> so are we questioning coaching? if you were kyle shanahan is there a moment or something you would have done differently? >> i mean, are we breathing? that's what everyone will do. sure. i get what a lot of people are looking at, looking at the beginning of the third, three consecutive drives where mccaffrey only touched the ball once. i don't want to sit here and just be all about logic but go over play by play and realize that each one, first they had a faults start, they had a loss of eight years, then put the team down in distance where it wasn't really going to go well to run the ball. plus chiefs did a good job against mccaffrey, held him to 3.6 yards per carry. i get to the point of credit the chiefs. it was a heavy weight fight and they made an extra play or two. >> they felt like a well matched team. be positive. really brock purdy played very wel

the top of michael says file, but for more of this going to be large joins us now from the miller. and it seems like there is uh, quite lots to not they can just explain why there was such strong opposition to changing between the pain constitution. the b, b. c, 1986 total power revenue 2 years ago. i need to find me, but there are thousands that has to stretch the highway and they're testing against the body shop, industry to, to change the presentations to attract the understanding. is that one main position? the constitution is to limit the president know re election to turn into 6 years of business to prevent anyone from holding onto our to the the father of the current president. he wasn't power for 20 years. components of targeting states. they did not intend to tinker with this. the position was to change the consultation, which they say had been very restricted in terms of the ownership of certain sectors of the economy, which is turn, they say tender for direct investments, but these are officers legal trust. these lawmakers, the house of representatives headed by the pres

bank and east jerusalem are enjoying is riley miller, tree rules and what the you in calls and environment of rapidly to terrier i think human rights michael apples reports. 6 ok, i'm going to go in the system is really check point in the occupied waystack assign of these roles, military control over the territory. since 1967 move in 3000000 palestinians here, face about 700 different obstacles today. freedom of movement including checkpoints, roadblocks, gates, there's no other way to quarters about the above. i already took over the human rights organization. i mean, anyone who looks at the situation on the ground knows it is about i. right? so organization, say palestinians or denied basic civil rights, including that or freedom of assembly association and expression. the deal was low accords signed in washington dc in 1993 was supposed to bring about palestinian self determination via quotes divided the waste bank into areas a, b, and c area c, exclusively for his riley's, constitutes about 60 percent of the waste bank and that figure is growing, there are up to 3 quarters of a 1000000 is really settlers living in about 250 settlements

michael vaughan saying it was the greatest victory he'd seen in his lifetime. we're going to talk to former derbyshire and england test cricketer geoff miller , obe talk cricketerlaying cricket, how the game has changed and what is this magic that ben stokes appears to have found on patrick christys tonight >> 9 to 11 pm. forced to quit the job he loves after death threats from islamist extremists and an arson attack, tory mp mike freer is live in my studio. the manhunt is underway for a vile alleged acid attacker. i speak to one acid attack victim about their struggles. i'm also joined by renowned podcaster constantine kissing. are we seeing a rise of sectarian politics in britain and cultural issues after one girl was prevented from going to pakistan for an arranged marriage aged just 13 years old? it's a brand spanking new patrick christys tonight it's 9 to 11 pm. i >> -- >> it's my favourite part of the show. yes, it's talking pints. i'm joined by jeff dusty miller obe jeff, welcome to talking pints. good to have you here. pleasure. um, pleasure to be here. now, cricket. back in the news. hmm'hmm. england this win last week. and we did cover it on the show